Also known as: JTF| JTF ORO| JTF Operation Restore Order| JTF in Borno State| JTF in Maiduguri, Borno State| JTORO| Joint Special Task Force in Maiduguri| Joint TASK Force MAIDUGURI| Joint Task Force (JTF) tagged "Operation Restore Peace"| Joint Task Force in Borno| Joint Task Force in Borno State| Joint Task Force in Maiduguri, Borno State| Joint Task Force, Operation Restore Order| ORO I| operation restore peace [+]
Country: Nigeria [+]
Classified as: Air Force Army Joint Task Force Military Navy Police State Security Service (Internal Security) [+]
Name | Country | Other Names | Classification | First Cited Date | Last Cited Date |
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202 Tank Battalion [+] | Nigeria [+] | 202 Battalion [+] |
Army
[+]
Military [+] |
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21 Armoured Brigade [+] | Nigeria [+] |
21 Armored Brigade
[+]
21 Bde [+] 21 Brigade [+] 21-Armoured Brigade [+] |
Army
[+]
Military [+] |
12 June 2011 [+] | 13 May 2013 [+] |
211 Battalion [+] | Nigeria [+] |
211 BN
[+]
211 Demo Battalion [+] |
Army
[+]
Military [+] |
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212 Tank Battalion [+] | Nigeria [+] |
212 BN
[+]
212 Battalion [+] |
Army
[+]
Military [+] |
18 October 2011 [+] | |
213 Battalion [+] | Nigeria [+] | 213 Brigade [+] |
Army
[+]
Military [+] |
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23 Armoured Brigade [+] | Nigeria [+] |
23 Amoured Brigade
[+]
23 Armored Bigade [+] 23 Bde [+] 23 Brigade [+] 23rd Amour Brigade [+] 23rd Armored Brigade [+] 23rd Armoured Brigade [+] 23rd Army Brigade [+] |
Army
[+]
Military [+] |
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231 Tank Battalion [+] | Nigeria [+] |
23 Battalion
[+]
231 Battalion [+] 231 Tank Battalion [+] 231 tk Bn [+] |
Army
[+]
Military [+] |
2 September 2011 [+] | |
234 Special Operations Battalion [+] | Nigeria [+] |
234 Battalion
[+]
234 Brigade [+] Nigerian Military Special Operation Unit, Mubi Battalion [+] Special Operation Battalion [+] Special Operations Battalion [+] |
Army
[+]
Military [+] |
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243 Reconnaissance Battalion [+] | Nigeria [+] |
243 Battalion
[+]
243 Bn [+] 243 Recce Battalion [+] |
Army
[+]
Military [+] |
12 June 2011 [+] | 13 May 2013 [+] |
301 Artillery Regiment [+] | Nigeria [+] |
301 Battalion
[+]
301 artillery [+] 301 artillery brigade [+] |
Army
[+]
Military [+] |
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79 Composite Group [+] | Nigeria [+] | 79 CG [+] |
Air Force
[+]
Military [+] |
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93 Battalion [+] | Nigeria [+] |
93 Army Battalion
[+]
93 Battalion of the Nigerian Army [+] |
Army
[+]
Military [+] |
25 September 2011 [+] | 30 June 2012 [+] |
State Security Service [+] | Nigeria [+] | SSS [+] | State Security Service (Internal Security) [+] | 15 November 2012 [+] |
Name | Other Names | Classification | First Cited Date | Last Cited Date |
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Joint Task Force Operation Restore Order I Sub Sector 1 [+] |
Air Force
[+]
Army [+] Joint Task Force [+] Military [+] Navy [+] Police [+] State Security Service (Internal Security) [+] |
15 June 2011 [+] | 13 May 2013 [+] | |
Joint Task Force Operation Restore Order I Sub Sector 10 [+] |
Air Force
[+]
Army [+] Joint Task Force [+] Military [+] Navy [+] Police [+] State Security Service (Internal Security) [+] |
15 June 2011 [+] | 13 May 2013 [+] | |
Joint Task Force Operation Restore Order I Sub Sector 2 [+] |
Air Force
[+]
Army [+] Joint Task Force [+] Military [+] Navy [+] Police [+] State Security Service (Internal Security) [+] |
15 June 2011 [+] | 13 May 2013 [+] | |
Joint Task Force Operation Restore Order I Sub Sector 3 [+] |
Air Force
[+]
Army [+] Joint Task Force [+] Military [+] Navy [+] Police [+] State Security Service (Internal Security) [+] |
15 June 2011 [+] | 13 May 2013 [+] | |
Joint Task Force Operation Restore Order I Sub Sector 4 [+] |
Air Force
[+]
Army [+] Joint Task Force [+] Military [+] Navy [+] Police [+] State Security Service (Internal Security) [+] |
15 June 2011 [+] | 13 May 2013 [+] | |
Joint Task Force Operation Restore Order I Sub Sector 5 [+] |
Air Force
[+]
Army [+] Joint Task Force [+] Military [+] Navy [+] Police [+] State Security Service (Internal Security) [+] |
15 June 2011 [+] | 13 May 2013 [+] | |
Joint Task Force Operation Restore Order I Sub Sector 6 [+] |
Air Force
[+]
Army [+] Joint Task Force [+] Military [+] Navy [+] Police [+] State Security Service (Internal Security) [+] |
15 June 2011 [+] | 13 May 2013 [+] | |
Joint Task Force Operation Restore Order I Sub Sector 7 [+] |
Air Force
[+]
Army [+] Joint Task Force [+] Military [+] Navy [+] Police [+] State Security Service (Internal Security) [+] |
15 June 2011 [+] | 13 May 2013 [+] | |
Joint Task Force Operation Restore Order I Sub Sector 8 [+] |
Air Force
[+]
Army [+] Joint Task Force [+] Military [+] Navy [+] Police [+] State Security Service (Internal Security) [+] |
15 June 2011 [+] | 13 May 2013 [+] | |
Joint Task Force Operation Restore Order I Sub Sector 9 [+] |
Air Force
[+]
Army [+] Joint Task Force [+] Military [+] Navy [+] Police [+] State Security Service (Internal Security) [+] |
15 June 2011 [+] | 13 May 2013 [+] |
Name | Rank | Role | Official Title | First Cited Date | Last Cited Date |
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Victor Ebhaleme [+] | Colonel [+] | Field Operations Commander [+] | 1 July 2011 [+] | 13 May 2013 [+] | |
Jack Okechukwu Nwaogbo [+] | Major General [+] | Commander [+] | 27 June 2011 [+] | 11 January 2012 [+] | |
Hassan Mohammed [+] | Lieutenant Colonel [+] | None | 8 November 2011 [+] | ||
John A. H. Ewansiha [+] | Major General [+] | Commander [+] | 12 January 2012 [+] | 13 May 2013 [+] |
According to Amnesty International: "KALERI, 9 JULY 2011 On 9 July 2011 at around 8pm there was an explosion near a JTF vehicle in Kaleri Ward, Maiduguri. Most of the men in the community were in the mosque and the women were in their houses. According to residents, JTF soldiers … [+]
According to Amnesty International: "Goni Ali was arrested by members of the JTF at his home in Maiduguri with three others on 16 October 2011. They were taken to Giwa barracks, 21 Army Brigade. Two of the men arrested with him were released the following day and the third was … [+]
According to Human Rights Watch: "On the night of July 9, 2011, following a suspected Boko Haram attack on a military vehicle in Maiduguri, soldiers raided the Kaleri neighborhood. Community members provided Human Rights Watch with a list of 18 names of men allegedly killed during the raid. One of … [+]
According to Amnesty International: "On the early hours of 27 December 2011, nine people - Wakil Dala, Bukar Dla, Ali Dala, Adam Tijjani, Mamman Adamu Mustapha, Hassan Musa Bukar, Mamman M Mustapha, Alhaji Ali and Babangida Adamu – were allegedly shot by members of the JTF. According to residents of … [+]
According to Amnesty International: "On the evening of 12 February 2012, between 7pm and 8pm, according to eyewitness accounts, the JTF mounted a road block at the entrance to Budum community, Maiduguri, set a house on fire and carried out a house to house search. Eight people were killed, including … [+]
According to Amnesty International: "On 25 April 2012, following a killing by a suspected member of Boko Haram in Kawar Maila, residents interviewed by Amnesty International allege that JTF soldiers set four houses on fire and threatened to burn more houses if anything happened again." [+]
According to Amnesty International: "A resident of Mai Sandari told Amnesty International that in May 2012 he and some nine other residents of the area saw the JTF arrive and bring a man out of their vehicle. The witness said: “The JTF didn’t know we were watching... Some [residents] were … [+]
According to Amnesty International: "On 1 May 2012 another person was killed by suspected members of Boko Haram, followed by an explosion nearby. The JTF returned with containers of petrol and set several houses on fire.150 H.I.’s house was burned down that day. She was at her nearby shop selling … [+]
According to Amnesty International: "One person was reportedly burned to death and 13 shops and five houses burned down by members of the JTF after an explosion at Lawan Bukar junction, Maiduguri, on 22 May 2012 when a convoy of JTF vehicles was passing. According to newspaper reports, after the … [+]
According to Amnesty International: "L.A., a tailor, was arrested by the JTF at his house in Bayan quarters, Maiduguri, on 8 June 2012. A family member told Amnesty International “I thought they took him to Giwa barracks. But he wasn’t there. I went to Crack. They said we haven’t seen … [+]
According to Amnesty International: "On 12 June 2012, residents of the Limani Tamsuwa area of Budum, Maiduguri, interviewed by Amnesty International said they heard gunshots in Shehu North, a nearby community. The next day the JTF came and using petrol and lighters set fire to three tricycles, the community’s borehole … [+]
According to Amnesty International: "On the 14 July 2012 a girl in her late twenties was shot by a suspected member of Boko Haram in Zannari, Maiduguri. According to residents interviewed by Amnesty International, shortly afterwards members of the JTF came to the area, brought out resident from their houses, … [+]
According to Amnesty International: "On 19 January 2013, the JTF Operation Restore Order I arrested Alhaji Bukar Yaganami, a 50-year-old police contractor in Maiduguri, in his home. The military took him to Giwa and returned to his house later that day for a search. His health deteriorated while in custody … [+]