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  1. Foreign Backing Fuels Boko Haram, ISWAP Operations, Says General Ariyibi

    Nigeria Foreign Backing Fuels Boko Haram, ISWAP Operations, Says General Ariyibi

    Major General Adekunle Ariyibi of Nigeria's Defence Headquarters reveals Boko Haram and ISWAP’s continued foreign funding. He links their operations, including advanced weaponry and drones, to external backing. Following claims by US Congressman Scott Perry, Nigerian lawmakers, including Senator...
  2. Bello Turji on the Run as Nigerian Troops Eliminate Key Aides

    Nigeria Bello Turji on the Run as Nigerian Troops Eliminate Key Aides

    The Nigerian military has intensified its anti-banditry campaign, killing two top commanders in Bello Turji’s camp. General Christopher Musa confirmed the operation, which has left Turji scrambling for an escape. Troops continue their offensive in Zamfara, dismantling terrorist hideouts and...
  3. Deadly Boko Haram Attack in Borno Claims 20 Military Lives

    Nigeria Deadly Boko Haram Attack in Borno Claims 20 Military Lives

    Boko Haram militants attacked a military base in Malam-Fatori, Borno, killing a battalion commander and 19 soldiers. The assault follows similar attacks in Borno, including the killing of 20 fishermen in Bama. The ongoing insurgency demands urgent action from the Nigerian government and military...
  4. Nigeria’s Military to Benefit from New Defense Complex, Tinubu Assures

    Nigeria Nigeria’s Military to Benefit from New Defense Complex, Tinubu Assures

    On January 23, 2025, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu launched a groundbreaking ceremony for a new defense complex in Abuja, reaffirming his administration’s commitment to enhancing the welfare of the Nigerian Armed Forces. The new complex, named after the President, aims to provide a...
  5. Boko Haram Ambush in Borno: Soldiers and Civilians Missing After Attack

    Nigeria Boko Haram Ambush in Borno: Soldiers and Civilians Missing After Attack

    Boko Haram terrorists ambushed Nigerian military troops in Baga, Borno State, while they were attempting to recover the bodies of 40 civilians killed by the insurgents. Several soldiers and civilians have gone missing, and casualties remain unconfirmed. The attack follows a deadly incident in...
  6. NAF Denies Civilian Casualties in Zamfara Airstrike: Claims Refuted

    Nigeria NAF Denies Civilian Casualties in Zamfara Airstrike: Claims Refuted

    The Nigerian Air Force (NAF) denied reports of civilian casualties following an airstrike in Zamfara State on January 10. The NAF stated that the operation was based on credible intelligence, targeting bandits, and denied that civilians were mistakenly killed. This comes amid growing concerns...
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    Metro We’re ready to flush out Lakurawa terrorists – Nigerian military - Daily Post

    https://dailypost.ng/2025/01/11/were-ready-to-flush-out-lakurawa-terrorists-nigerian-military/
  8. Terrorist Attack in Borno: Military Responds with Heavy Losses on Both Sides

    Nigeria Terrorist Attack in Borno: Military Responds with Heavy Losses on Both Sides

    The Nigerian military confirmed the death of six soldiers and the elimination of 34 terrorists in Borno State on January 4, 2025. The terrorists attacked a Forward Operating Base, retaliating for the killing of their commander. The military foiled the attack with timely reinforcements and air...
  9. Shettima Apologizes to Sokoto Airstrike Victims, Promises Federal Support

    Nigeria Shettima Apologizes to Sokoto Airstrike Victims, Promises Federal Support

    Vice President Kashim Shettima has apologized to families of civilians killed in an accidental airstrike in Sokoto State on December 25, 2024. The attack targeted a terrorist group but resulted in civilian casualties. Shettima assured support for military operations and the government’s...
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    Metro Troops killed 135 terrorists, apprehended 185 suspects in one week: DHQ - Peoples Gazette

    https://gazettengr.com/troops-killed-135-terrorists-apprehended-185-suspects-in-week-defence-headquarters/
  11. Nigerian Military Sounds Alarm on ISWAP’s Social Media Recruitment Drive

    Nigeria Nigerian Military Sounds Alarm on ISWAP’s Social Media Recruitment Drive

    The Nigerian military has warned of an uptick in terrorist recruitment drives, especially by ISWAP, targeting youth on social media. Ongoing military operations have neutralized over 70 insurgents and prevented major oil thefts. Security forces emphasize continued offensives to dismantle terror...
  12. Nigerians in Disbelief as Military Challenges Asari Dokubo to Battlefield Confrontation

    Nigeria Nigerians in Disbelief as Military Challenges Asari Dokubo to Battlefield Confrontation

    The Nigerian military has challenged ex-militant leader Asari Dokubo to a battlefield confrontation after he claimed he could shoot down military helicopters. Major General Edward Buba dismissed Dokubo’s statements as "laughable" and emphasized the military's focus on combating terrorism...
  13. Nigerian Military Faces Backlash as 20 Abducted in Abuja's Dawaki Amid Siege on Banex Plaza

    Nigeria Nigerian Military Faces Backlash as 20 Abducted in Abuja's Dawaki Amid Siege on Banex Plaza

    Gunmen, dressed as soldiers, stormed Abuja's Dawaki community, abducting at least 20 people in a daring evening attack. Witnesses described chaos as armed assailants overwhelmed the neighborhood. Despite a swift security response, the bandits escaped, sparking criticism online of military...
  14. Nationwide Jubilation as Nigerian Officer Cadet Oluchukwu Breaks Barriers at Sandhurst

    Nigeria Nationwide Jubilation as Nigerian Officer Cadet Oluchukwu Breaks Barriers at Sandhurst

    Officer Cadet Owowoh Oluchukwu has etched her name in history books, becoming the first Nigerian female officer to graduate from the prestigious Royal Military Academy, Sandhurst, United Kingdom. At just 24 years old, Oluchukwu joined 134 fellow officer cadets in London for the Sovereign’s...
  15. Nigerian Military Launches 2024 Campaign: 'No Gree' for Terrorists, Calls on Citizens to Join the Fight Against Extremism

    Nigeria Nigerian Military Launches 2024 Campaign: 'No Gree' for Terrorists, Calls on Citizens to Join the Fight Against Extremism

    In a press conference held in Abuja on Thursday, the Director of Defence Media Operations, Edward Buba, announced the Nigerian Defence Headquarters' endorsement of the trending 2024 slogan, urging Nigerians to say "No gree for terrorists." Encouraging citizens to be vigilant and report any...
  16. Northern Governors Contribute N180 Million Aid Package for Victims of Tragic Kaduna Bombing

    Nigeria Northern Governors Contribute N180 Million Aid Package for Victims of Tragic Kaduna Bombing

    In a demonstration of solidarity and compassion, the Northern Governors Forum, led by Chairman Muhammad Yahaya, announced a collective donation of N180 million to victims affected by the accidental bombing in Tudun Biri village, Kaduna. During their inaugural meeting at the Sir Kashim Ibrahim...
  17. Nigerian Military Faces Backlash for Celebrating Wrestling Victory Following Deadly Airstrike on Tudun Birin Villagers

    Nigeria Nigerian Military Faces Backlash for Celebrating Wrestling Victory Following Deadly Airstrike on Tudun Birin Villagers

    In a stark contradiction, the Nigerian Military acknowledges a tragic mistake, admitting to bombing innocent Tudun Birin villagers during their maluud festivity in Kaduna. Yet, as Twitter erupts in outrage over the lack of remorse, the military's official page paradoxically celebrates their...
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    Metro BREAKING: Federal Government To Enforce Military Lockdown From Friday - EONS Intelligence

    https://eonsintelligence.com/details/news-108923456/breaking-nigerian-army-to-enforce-movement-restriction-secure-food-supplies-407455695
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    Metro Slain soldiers: President orders military to settle deceased families – Newtelegraph

    President Muhammadu Buhari has directed military authorities to immediately begin the payment of all entitlements of soldiers killed by Boko Haram insurgents in the North-East. The order by the President is coming on the heels of revelation by the Chairman, Senate Committee on Army, Ali Ndume...
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    Politics Don’t take military’s patience for granted – Bishop Kukah – TODAY.NG

    The Catholic Bishop of Sokoto, Matthew Hassan Kukah, on Friday warned those turning blind eye to the mounting security challenges in the country not to take the patience of the military for granted. via TODAY.NG – http://ift.tt/2nDalnd -- Get More Nigeria Political News
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