**Gbagada: Military Nab Boko Haram Logistician in Borno Market** In a major breakthrough, troops of Operation Hadin Kai have apprehended a suspected Boko Haram logistics supplier in Mainok Market, Borno State. The suspect, identified as Bukar Hassan, 30, was arrested on February 27, 2026, following a tip-off that led to a joint operation by the 29 Task Force Brigade and members of the Civilian Joint Task Force (CJTF). The arrest is a significant development in the ongoing fight against Boko Haram in the Northeast region. The operation highlights the efforts of the military and other stakeholders in disrupting the group's supply chain and undermining its operations. It also underscores the importance of intelligence gathering in the war against terror. During the operation, the troops recovered a mobile phone, a knife, and the sum of N100,000 from the suspect. While the items recovered may seem relatively insignificant, they could be crucial in unraveling the suspect's alleged involvement in providing logistics support to Boko Haram terrorists. The preliminary investigation aimed at determining the suspect's alleged role in supporting the terrorist group is ongoing. The outcome of this investigation could provide crucial insights into the extent of Boko Haram's network in the region and the group's ability to obtain resources. The arrest has sent a strong signal that the military is committed to dismantling Boko Haram's logistics network and undermining its capacity to carry out attacks. As the military continues to intensify its efforts, it is essential for other stakeholders, including community leaders and residents, to collaborate in providing information that can help the military in its operations. Ultimately, the success of the operation depends on the ability of the military and other stakeholders to work together and share intelligence. By doing so, they can collectively weaken Boko Haram's grip on the region and restore peace and stability to the affected communities.