Category : Military


Army Recruit Dies During Training in Zaria

Ibrahim Nazifi, a new Nigerian Army recruit from Gombe State, has passed away during training at the Zaria Depot after a brief illness, confirmed by state officials.

U.S. Intelligence Helps Nigeria Weaken Boko Haram

Nigerian military officials reveal how U.S. intelligence support has led to the neutralization of 54 Boko Haram leaders, significantly disrupting terrorist operations in Borno State through coordinated airstrikes and ground operations.

DSS Steps In as Awujale Kingmakers Cancel Event

The Awujale Kingmakers Council has cancelled a scheduled meet-and-greet and directed nominees to report to DSS offices in Ijebu-Ode, Ogun State, amid ongoing selection controversy.

Boko Haram Bombs Military Convoy in Borno, 5 Soldiers Dead

A suicide bomber targeted a Nigerian military convoy in Borno's Timbuktu triangle, killing five soldiers including officers and injuring others. The attack occurred as troops returned from a successful clearance operation against insurgents.

Zamfara Ambush Claims Lives of Six Security Personnel

Five soldiers and one police officer were killed in a terrorist ambush in Zamfara State while troops were returning from successful operations. Security forces responded bravely, neutralizing threats and recovering weapons.

3 ISWAP Recruitment Agents Arrested in Borno

Nigerian troops have apprehended three suspected ISWAP recruitment agents in Banki, Borno State. Read the full details of the covert operation and the suspects' alleged activities.

Army Dismisses Mutiny Report as False Alarm

The Nigerian Army has dismissed online reports of a planned mutiny over salaries as false and misleading. Read the official statement and details on troop welfare reforms.

1966 Coup: Prof Pam Reveals How His Father Was Killed

Professor Ishaya Pam recounts the harrowing abduction and murder of his father, Lt Col James Pam, during Nigeria's 1966 coup. His mother begged for mercy as the family's life changed forever. Read the full story.

80 Cross River Militants Surrender Arms for Peace

In a major peace breakthrough, 80 militants from two camps in Cross River State have voluntarily surrendered their weapons under a state amnesty programme. Read about the arms cache and the path to reintegration.

Musa Reacts to Trump's Allegation on Nigeria Insecurity

Nigeria's Defence Minister, Christopher Musa, has responded to US President Donald Trump's claim of Christian genocide, stating Nigerians love their country most. Read his full interview details and public reactions.

COAS Calls for Deeper US Military Collaboration

Nigeria's Army Chief, Lt.-Gen. Waidi Shaibu, seeks enhanced US cooperation on security. The move aims to boost operational capacity against multifaceted threats. Read more on the strategic talks.

US Approves $413M for Nigeria Security Operations

The United States has authorized $413 million for counter-insurgency and security operations in Nigeria and other African nations in 2026. Learn about the NDAA funding, AFRICOM support, and expert analysis on this strategic partnership.

Tinubu's Absence at Armed Forces Day Draws Criticism

The 2026 Armed Forces Remembrance Day in Abuja was overshadowed by the absence of President Bola Tinubu and FCT Minister Nyesom Wike. The ADC party criticized the move, while the CDS reaffirmed military resolve against terrorism. Read more on the ceremony

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