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mobilization of terrorists leaders and their subordinate fighters." He mentioned that the strikes conducted led to the death of more than 38 leaders of the terrorists and their followers; however, 159 individuals were apprehended.
"The military is actively pursuing and confronting key terrorist leaders, regardless of their hiding locations." "The armed forces will persist in engaging in combat against the terrorists and their allies until they are eradicated or submit."
In the South East region, Buba stated that the military, along with other security forces, successfully captured a well-known leader of the banned Indigenous Peoples of Biafra (IPOB) and its armed faction, the Eastern Security Network (ESN), yesterday.
The commander, Mr Uchechukwu Akpa, along with three other sub-commanders, namely Udoka Anthony Ude, Ikechukwu Ulanta, and Ezennaya Udeigewere, were apprehended, according to him.
He stated that the three individuals were apprehended following a search of their undisclosed location situated at Christ the King Catholic Church, Ameta Mgbowo, in Awgu Local Government Area of Enugu State.
"They convened with the intention of strategizing on the seizure of power within the IPOB/ESN Auto Pilot Command in Enugu State, with the objective of overthrowing the captured former Commander, identified as 'Chocho'. Their agenda further included orchestrating assaults on military bases."
Could you please provide the text you would like me to paraphrase? "Mr. Akpa was injured by a gunshot during his attempt to flee amidst the raid."
"He held the position of Deputy to Chocho, an infamous leader of IPOB/ESN who is presently under arrest." "On December 14, a subsequent operation was carried out following the arrest, resulting in the discovery of an AK 47 Rifle, Two AK 47 Magazines, 25 rounds of specialized 7.62mm NATO ammunition, and one Pump Action rifle."
"He stated that the activities of the week under consideration led to the apprehension of 66 individuals involved in oil theft and the successful liberation of 89 hostages who had been taken captive."
During the week, Buba reported that the military forces in the Niger Delta region demolished a total of 15 holes dug into the ground, 25 watercrafts, 74 containers for storing goods, 14 automobiles, 115 devices used for cooking, 13 large tanks for holding water, 10 systems for cooling down machinery, 10 devices for receiving signals, three machines for pumping fluids, and 64 locations where illegal refining of substances was being carried out.
According to him, the military retrieved 357,350 liters of stolen crude oil, 185,300 liters of illegally refined AGO, and 20,600 liters of PMS.
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