The Islamic State West Africa Province, ISWAP, reportedly attacked the ‘Garahamojili’ camp of the Nigerian Army in Adamawa State on Tuesday, killing two soldiers during a 20-minute firefight.
This was disclosed by Sahel security expert, Brant Philip via his X handle.
According to the report, the insurgents overran the camp, set it ablaze and destroyed three military vehicles.
They also allegedly carted away weapons and ammunition during the assault.
ISWAP claimed the attack was carried out as part of its recently launched “Burn the Camps” offensive.
According to the post, this would mark the first time the group has targeted a Nigerian Army camp in Adamawa State.

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