The Nigerian Army has arrested three women suspected of working with ISWAP terrorists in Konduga Local Government Area of Borno State. The arrests were made during an intelligence-led operation.

This development shows ongoing efforts by security forces to break the support networks that help terrorist groups operate in the Northeast.

The women are accused of collaborating with the terrorists by providing information or other forms of assistance. Details about their exact roles are still under investigation. Such arrests highlight how terrorists sometimes use local people, including women, to carry out their activities while staying hidden.

Security operations like this are important in the fight against insurgency in Borno State. The army has been working hard to clear out terrorist hideouts and cut off their supply lines. Residents in the area hope these arrests will help reduce threats and bring more peace to communities that have suffered for years.

Many Nigerians have reacted to the news, with some calling for thorough questioning of the suspects. Others expressed sadness that women are getting involved in such dangerous activities. The case serves as a reminder that everyone must stay alert and support security agencies in reporting suspicious behaviour.

This latest success adds to the military’s record of disrupting terrorist networks. As investigations continue, authorities are expected to use the information gathered to prevent future attacks. The public hopes these efforts will lead to lasting peace and safety for people living in the Northeast.