OPERATION FANSAN YAMMA: TROOPS DESTROY TERRORIST HIDEOUTS AS OFFENSIVE OPERATIONS COMMENCE IN KATSINA STATE. (PHOTO). #PRESS RELEASE.

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 OPERATION FANSAN YAMMA: TROOPS DESTROY TERRORIST HIDEOUTS AS OFFENSIVE OPERATIONS COMMENCE IN KATSINA STATE Troops of Joint Task Force North West Operation FANSAN YAMMA (JTF NW OPFY) have commenced a deliberate offensive operation, code-named Operation CLEAN SWEEP III, targeting terrorist and bandit elements operating within Matazu Local Government Area and adjoining communities in Katsina State. The operation was launched following the unfortunate incident that led to the death of retired Major General Rabe Abubakar, who was abducted alongside his wife by suspected terrorists and bandits in the area. The operation is aimed at locating and neutralizing the perpetrators of the heinous act, dismantling criminal networks and restoring security within the affected communities. Since the commencement of the operation on 14 June 2026, troops have conducted aggressive fighting patrols, intelligence-led raids, cordon-and-search operations and clearance missions across identified criminal ...

KATE MIDDLETON COMFORTS MOM COMPLETING CANCER TREATMENT. (PHOTO).


 This Is Your Day - Kate Middleton Comforts Mom Completing Cancer Treatment


Kate Middleton shared an emotional moment with a young mother celebrating the end of her cancer treatment during a visit to a leading cancer center in Manchester.


The Princess of Wales, who revealed her own cancer diagnosis in 2024 and later announced she was in remission in early 2025, visited The Christie NHS Foundation Trust on June 4 to learn more about the support services available to patients beyond medical treatment.


During the visit, the 44-year-old royal met Claire Lorente, a 30-year-old mother who was marking her final day of treatment for breast cancer.


After being introduced, Kate warmly embraced Claire and congratulated her on reaching the important milestone.


“Well done, you!” she told her.


As they spoke, the Princess kept a comforting hand on Claire's arm and asked about her treatment journey. Claire explained that she had been undergoing treatment for nearly six months and still faced surgery ahead.


Kate described the occasion as an “amazing day” after what she acknowledged had been a difficult experience.


The conversation also turned to the impact cancer has on loved ones. Speaking to Claire's partner, Kate noted that family members often carry their own emotional burden throughout the process.


“I know it's just as hard for families and loved ones,” she said.


Drawing from her own experience, the Princess spoke about how deeply illness affects those closest to a patient.


“I know how hard it was for the children and my parents. You go through it with them,” she added.


Kate also took a moment to greet Claire's baby, smiling as she said, “Isn't Mummy brave?”


As the emotional meeting came to a close, the Princess stepped back to give Claire the spotlight.


“This is your day,” she said.


Moments later, Kate applauded and smiled as Claire rang the bell, a symbolic gesture marking the completion of her treatment.

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