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Nine Nigerian Soldiers Killed In Explosion Along Borno Highway

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At least 9 troopers have been reportedly killed after an improvised explosive gadget (IED) struck a navy convoy alongside the Gambaru–Logomani highway in Borno State, in line with a navy state of affairs report.

The explosion additionally destroyed a navy car and an RPG tube, whereas 4 rifles and a Vallon steel detector have been listed among the many tools casualties.

The incident was recorded in Special Situation Report No. 29, dated October 17, 2026, with the situation recognized as the three Battalion in Gambarun Ngala, Borno State, obtained by THE WHISTLER on Sunday.

The report indicated that the explosive gadget detonated alongside the Gambaru–Logomani route, a navy provide and motion hall within the conflict-affected space.

Nine troopers have been listed as killed in motion (KIA), whereas the navy tools misplaced within the incident included one car, 4 rifles, one Vallon steel detector and one RPG tube.

The state of affairs report described the ambiance on the location as “cool and calm” on the time of reporting.

However, the report didn’t present particulars concerning the circumstances surrounding the explosion, whether or not any troopers have been wounded, or whether or not the assault was attributed to any armed group.

It additionally didn’t determine the victims or point out whether or not the navy had launched a follow-up operation in response to the incident.

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