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US, UK, France, Others Approve Nigerian Ambassadors

The Federal Government says the United States, United Kingdom, France and seven other countries have formally approved Nigeria’s newly appointed ambassadors designates. The approvals, known in diplomacy as agrément, are required before the envoys can assume duty at their posts. Spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Kimiebi Ebienfa, confirmed the development in a statement on Monday. He said Nigeria has so far received positive responses from ten countries and is still awaiting feedback from others. According to the ministry, the countries that have granted agrément are the United States, United Kingdom, France, Ireland, Qatar, the Republic of Benin, Ethiopia, Djibouti, Senegal and Sierra Leone. These approvals cover both career and non career ambassadors earlier cleared by the Senate in December 2025. Among the key postings, Ambassador Aminu Dalhatu has been approved as Nigeria’s High Commissioner to the UK, while […]

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FG warns Nigerians in Iran, Gulf over rising tensions

The Federal Government has issued a security advisory to Nigerians living in Iran and nearby Gulf countries, urging them to be extremely cautious due to rising tensions in the Middle East. The advisory followed heightened military activities and diplomatic strain in the region, which have raised concerns about possible escalation and attacks. Nigerians in Iran and affected Gulf states were advised to remain very vigilant, avoid crowded or sensitive areas, and closely monitor local news and official security updates. The government also urged them to keep important travel and identity documents safe, limit non essential movements, and maintain regular contact with family members. They were further encouraged to register with Nigerian embassies or consulates in their host countries so they can receive timely information and support if the situation worsens. Officials said the Ministry of Foreign Affairs is monitoring developments […]

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Defence HQ says US strike in North West had federal approval

Nigeria’s Defence Headquarters has confirmed that the recent United States airstrike on terrorist targets in North West Nigeria was carried out with the approval of the Federal Government. The military described the operation as a joint effort between Nigerian forces and the US aimed at neutralising foreign ISIS linked elements in the region.​ Director of Defence Information, Major General Samaila Uba, said the strike followed credible intelligence and careful planning. He explained that the goal was to degrade the capability of the targeted terrorists while reducing the risk of civilian casualties.​ According to the statement, the attacks form part of ongoing coordinated efforts to clear terrorists and other criminal groups threatening Nigeria’s security. Defence Headquarters stressed that Nigeria is working with strategic international partners to tackle transnational terrorism and stop foreign fighters from creating safe havens within the country’s borders.​ […]

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US war secretary thanks Nigerian government for airstrike cooperation

United States Secretary of War Pete Hegseth has expressed appreciation to the Nigerian government for its cooperation during recent coordinated airstrikes on Islamic State militants in northwest Nigeria. The operations targeted ISIS linked terrorist camps as part of ongoing security collaboration between both countries.​ In a message shared on social media, Hegseth said he was grateful for the support and cooperation of the Nigerian authorities. He recalled that President Donald Trump had earlier warned that the killing of innocent Christians in Nigeria and elsewhere must end, adding that the US Department of War was always ready to act against ISIS.​ The Federal Government had already confirmed that Nigeria remains engaged in structured security cooperation with international partners, including the United States. According to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, this partnership includes intelligence sharing and coordinated actions against terrorist targets, carried […]

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Nigeria Rejects Trump’s ‘Country of Concern’ Tag Over Alleged Christian Killings

The Federal Government of Nigeria has rejected former U.S. President Donald Trump’s designation of the country as a “Country of Particular Concern” over alleged widespread killings of Christians, describing the claim as false, exaggerated, and misleading. In a statement released on Saturday, Kimiebi Ebienfa, spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, said Trump’s assertions do not reflect Nigeria’s realities. Trump, in a post on Truth Social on Friday, alleged that “Christianity is facing an existential threat in Nigeria,” claiming that thousands of Christians were being killed by “radical Islamists.” “Thousands of Christians are being killed. Radical Islamists are responsible for this mass slaughter. I am hereby making Nigeria a ‘Country of Particular Concern’ — but that is the least of it,” Trump said, adding that the United States “must act” to protect Christians worldwide. Responding, the Nigerian government emphasized that […]

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