BREAKING: The News Circulating That Over 150 Bandits Drowned In A Boat Mishap In Sabon Gida Is A Fake – Report

A shocking claim that over 150 bandits drowned in a boat accident in Sabon Gida has been spreading like wildfire across Nigeria — but the truth has now been revealed, and it’s not what many expected. Ohh Wait… Watch Video Now.

According to fresh reports, the Nigerian Army has completely dismissed the viral story as false, warning Nigerians not to fall for misleading information. Instead, what truly happened involves a series of intense military operations targeting dangerous bandit groups linked to notorious kingpin Bello Turji in parts of Zamfara and Sokoto States.

Many people were quick to believe the drowning story, but insiders say there’s a hidden truth behind the operation most people are missing right now (this shocking update explains everything) — and it’s raising serious questions about how information spreads online.

Sources revealed that troops from the 8 Division Strike Force launched coordinated attacks in areas like Fakai, Shinkafi, and Isa Local Government Areas. The mission, which started in the early hours of March 20, saw soldiers pushing deep into the notorious Kagara Forest, a stronghold for armed bandits.

Despite facing heavy resistance from criminals using forest cover and high ground, the troops reportedly responded with superior tactics and firepower, neutralizing several threats. Even when two military vehicles broke down during the operation, the soldiers regrouped and continued their advance without backing down.

The Army has now warned that fake reports like the “150 drowned bandits” story can mislead the public and weaken trust in ongoing security efforts. They stressed their commitment to transparency while continuing the fight to restore peace in affected communities.

So what do you think — was this fake news spread deliberately, or just another case of misinformation getting out of hand? Drop your opinion in the comment section and share this with someone who needs to know the real truth behind this story.

— Reported by TimesNG Global Desk