By RhemDy News
The confirmation reportedly emerged at about 11:34 p.m. on
Saturday during a conversation between two suspected bandit associates
identified as Mamiyo and Juli Asso Maha.
During the conversation, Juli reportedly asked Mamiyo about
Biliya’s whereabouts, apparently following concerns within the group over the
fate of the bandit leader.
According to intelligence obtained by counter-terrorism expert,
Zagazola Makama, Biliya was killed on August 14, 2026, after his gang
reportedly came under an ambush by troops of Operation FANSAN YAMMA while
carrying out an operation in the area.
Mamiyo, who was said to have recently returned from Kachalla
Muhammadu’s location, reportedly disclosed that Biliya and members of his gang
had embarked on an operation towards the northern part of their location in the
Matazu axis.
According to the account, the terrorists entered an undisclosed
town and at some point left Biliya inside a shop.
The situation reportedly turned deadly when security forces
launched an ambush against the group, killing the notorious terrorist during
the encounter.
Mamiyo reportedly confirmed the death after members of the group
returned to the location of their leader and established that Biliya had been
killed.
The development reportedly triggered anger and frustration among
the bandits, with Juli expressing outrage over the loss of the senior
commander.
Makama reported that Biliya was regarded within the group as one
of Muhammadu’s key lieutenants and was believed to have played a role in
coordinating the group’s armed activities in parts of Katsina State.
His reported death could further disrupt the operational
structure of Muhammadu’s network, particularly if Biliya was directly involved
in planning and coordinating attacks.
The intelligence also provides an insight into the movement and
operational activities of the terrorists group around communities in the Matazu
axis.
Troops of Operation FANSAN YAMMA have continued offensive
operations against terrorists groups across Katsina and neighbouring states,
targeting their commanders, fighters, logistics networks and hideouts.
However, authorities had yet to officially confirm the reported
killing of Biliya as of the time of filing this report.

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