Terrorists bomb Niger bridge in Borgu Local Government Area of Niger State, targeting a key route used by troops. The attack disrupted military movement during ongoing counter-insurgency operations.

The explosion occurred around 2:00 a.m., according to local sources. The bridge connects Luma, Babana, and Agwara communities, areas that have faced repeated attacks in recent months.

Attack Disrupts Communities and Market Activities

The damaged bridge has cut off access to several communities. As a result, economic activities have slowed across the area.

Residents said the incident disrupted the popular Babana border market, which holds every Monday. Many traders could not reach the market due to the damaged route.

Police Confirm Terrorists Bomb Niger Bridge Using IED

The Niger State Police Command confirmed the attack. The spokesperson, SP Wasiu Abiodun, said the attackers used an Improvised Explosive Device (IED) to destroy the bridge.

He explained that the suspects likely operated from the Kainji National Park axis. According to him, the attack appears to target security operations in the area.

Police have since intensified clearance operations. In addition, officers continue to monitor the situation closely to prevent further attacks.

Rising Security Concerns in Niger State

The latest attacks highlight growing security challenges in parts of Niger State. Armed groups continue to target both infrastructure and civilians.

Therefore, residents are calling for stronger security presence to protect lives and critical routes.

The bridge bombing and deadly explosion signal an escalation in tactics by suspected terrorists. These attacks now target both military operations and civilian movement.

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