Tinubu Approves Salary Increase for Military Officers
President Bola Tinubu has approved an upward review of salaries for Nigerian military officers, announced during a Ramadan fast event at the presidential villa.
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Nigeria's First Military Jetty to Create 7,000+ Jobs
Nigeria is set to commission its first dedicated military jetty in Lagos in June 2026, a strategic defense infrastructure project expected to generate employment for over 7,000 retired military officers and civilian professionals while boosting local defe
Troops Repel Terrorist Attacks in Borno, Neutralise ISWAP Leaders
Gallant soldiers of Operation HADIN KAI thwarted coordinated terrorist assaults on military bases in Borno State, neutralising key ISWAP leaders. Several brave soldiers lost their lives in the fierce gun battles.
Four Arrested in London for Alleged Iran Spying, Targeting Jews
Four men, including an Iranian and three dual British-Iranian nationals, have been arrested in London on suspicion of spying for Iran. The Counter Terrorism Policing investigation focuses on alleged surveillance of Jewish community locations and individua
Kebbi Police Checkpoint Attack: Two Officers Killed by Gunmen
Suspected terrorists attacked a police border checkpoint in Kebbi State, killing two officers and burning the post. This marks the third assault on security forces along the Bakin Ruwa-Maje border area.
IGP Disu Inaugurates Committee on State Police in Nigeria
Inspector-General of Police Tunji Disu has inaugurated a committee to review policing models and assess community security needs for establishing state police in Nigeria.
Nigeria's Security Improved Over Past Decade: Reno Omokri
Ambassador-designate Reno Omokri claims Nigeria's security situation is significantly better now than ten years ago, citing major events without incidents.
US Identifies Two More Soldiers Killed in Iran War Attack
The Pentagon has identified two US Army Reserve soldiers killed in a drone strike on a military facility in Kuwait, as Defense Secretary asserts US can sustain conflict indefinitely.
US Nears Total Control of Iran Airspace - White House
The White House states US forces are hours away from establishing complete aerial dominance over Iran as joint military operations with Israel continue targeting missile sites.
US Soldier's Viral TikTok Video of Armored Vehicles Sparks Reactions
A US Army soldier's TikTok video showing heavily armored vehicles and his morning routine has gone viral, drawing thousands of supportive comments and prayers for his safety from viewers worldwide.
Husband Breaks Silence After US Soldier's Death in Kuwait
Joey Amor mourns his wife, Sgt. 1st Class Nicole Amor, killed in a drone strike in Kuwait. The 20-year army veteran leaves behind two children, with her husband recalling her dedication and plans to return home.
US Confirms $100K Death Gratuity for Iran War Soldier Families
The United States government has confirmed that families of soldiers killed during the Iran war receive a tax-free $100,000 death gratuity payment for immediate financial support, with eligibility and distribution rules explained.
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Tinubu Appoints Olatunji Disu as Nigeria's New Police Chief
President Bola Tinubu has appointed Olatunji Disu as the Inspector General of Police, succeeding Kayode Egbetokun. Disu brings over three decades of policing experience, including intelligence leadership and international peacekeeping roles.
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Police Monitoring Islamic Sects Over Middle East Tensions
Inspector General of Police Olatunji Disu confirms surveillance of Islamic sects in Nigeria amid Middle East conflicts, warning foreign crises could trigger local repercussions.
Disu Launches Committee for State Police Implementation in Nigeria
Inspector-General of Police Tunji Disu has inaugurated a seven-member committee to develop an operational framework for state police in Nigeria, aiming to decentralize law enforcement and enhance local security responses.
Tinubu Swears in Tunji Disu as 23rd Inspector-General of Police
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has formally sworn in Olatunji Disu as the substantive Inspector-General of Police in a ceremony at the Presidential Villa, witnessed by top government officials.
US Soldier's Last Words Before Death in Iran Conflict Released
Declan Coady, a 20-year-old US Army Reserve Sergeant from Iowa, was killed in a drone strike in Kuwait just hours after reassuring his family he was safe. The second-year Drake University student had chosen deployment despite possible exemption.
US Commander: Trump 'Anointed by Jesus' for Iran Armageddon
A US military commander allegedly told troops President Trump was divinely chosen to ignite conflict in Iran, sparking over 200 complaints about religious extremism in the armed forces.
Fact Check: No Iranian Drone Shot Down in Sokoto
A viral claim that Nigerian troops intercepted an Iranian drone in Sokoto has been debunked. The video originated from Iraq, not Nigeria, and military authorities have not confirmed any such incident.
US Military Operations in Ecuador Target Terrorist Organizations
The United States Southern Command has announced joint military operations with Ecuador against designated terrorist groups, extending Trump-era regional security initiatives.
US Releases Names of Four Soldiers Killed in Iran War
The US Defense Department has identified four American soldiers killed in an unmanned aircraft strike in Kuwait during the ongoing conflict with Iran. Lt. Gen. Robert Harter paid tribute to their sacrifice.
Six US Soldiers Killed in Iranian Strike at Kuwait Port
Six U.S. service members were killed in a direct Iranian strike on a temporary operations center at Shuaiba Port in Kuwait, marking the first American combat fatalities in Operation Epic Fury. The attack has escalated tensions in the Middle East.
UAE Intercepts Hundreds of Iranian Missiles and Drones
The UAE Ministry of Defence confirms its forces intercepted over 150 ballistic missiles and 500 drones launched from Iran, with civilian casualties reported.
Expert Urges Continued Pipeline Surveillance in Niger Delta
Security expert Blessing Agbomhere calls on the Federal Government to maintain the pipeline surveillance contract coordinated by Tompolo, describing it as critical to Nigeria's economic stability and regional security in the Niger Delta.
DSS Arrests 5 Officers in El-Rufai Egypt Return Case
Nigeria's DSS has detained five security officers for allegedly facilitating former Governor Nasir El-Rufai's controversial return from Egypt through bribery and unauthorized access.
Army: Boko Haram, ISWAP Use Old Photos for Propaganda
The Nigerian Army's Operation Hadin Kai reveals that Boko Haram and ISWAP are circulating outdated photos and reports, including false claims of 20 soldiers killed, in a desperate propaganda campaign to mislead the public about their diminished capabiliti
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Nationwide Protests in Nigeria After U.S.-Israel Strike on Iran
Protests have erupted across eight Nigerian states as the Islamic Movement of Nigeria demonstrates against the reported assassination of Iran's Supreme Leader, raising security concerns nationwide.
Boko Haram Attack Kills Army Commander, Major, Soldiers in Borno
Major IU Mairiga, a Forward Operations Base commander, a Major, three soldiers, and a hunter were killed in a Boko Haram assault on Mayanti base in Borno. Troops repelled attacks and recovered weapons, while Operation HADIN KAI dismantled terrorist logist
US Death Toll in Iran War Rises to 6 as Attacks Escalate
The U.S. military confirms the death toll from recent Iran conflict has increased to six American service members. Iran continues retaliatory strikes across the Gulf region, targeting multiple U.S. bases and allied sites.
Police Council Confirms Olatunji Disu as IGP
The National Police Council has officially endorsed Olatunji Disu as the substantive Inspector-General of Police following a meeting chaired by President Bola Tinubu in Abuja.
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