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In Pictures: Tinubu Holds High-Level Security Meeting Amid Rise in Kidnappings, Banditry

President Bola Tinubu convened a high-level security meeting at the State House, Abuja, bringing together Nigeria’s top military and intelligence officers. The closed-door session included the Chief of Defence Staff, General Olufemi Oluyede; Army Chief Major General Waidi Shaibu; Naval Chief Rear Admiral Idi Abbas; Air Chief Air Vice-Marshal Kennedy Aneke; Inspector General of Police Olukayode Egbetokun; and State Security Service Director-General, among others. The meeting focused on intensifying Nigeria’s security efforts after renewed attacks and abductions in the North-West and North-Central regions. Tinubu’s recent appointments of new Service Chiefs align with plans to reinforce the country’s security architecture. President Tinubu praised recent rescue operations, such as the freeing of 38 church worshippers abducted in Kwara State and 51 Catholic schoolchildren in Niger State, stressing his administration’s unwavering commitment to citizens’ safety and ongoing rapid-response security deployments. Tinubu also reaffirmed […]

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99 Percent Northern Bandits Are Nigerians

Security and intelligence analyst Yahuza Getso has stated that 99 percent of bandits operating in Nigeria's North-West and North-Central regions are Nigerian citizens. Speaking on Channels Television, Getso noted that the authorities are aware of their identities and locations, emphasizing that most of these criminals are not hiding in remote or hard-to-reach places. His comments follow nationwide outrage after recent attacks, including the abduction of 25 schoolgirls in Kebbi State and the killing of Brigadier General Musa Uba in Borno. Getso suggested that security agencies have the intelligence needed but must act effectively to address the situation. He stressed that increased boldness among bandits and insurgents highlights the urgent need for stronger responses and better counterterrorism strategies in Nigeria.

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Troops Hit Terrorist Enclaves, Quell Farmer-Herder Clashes in Northwest, North-Central

Nigerian Army troops have destroyed terrorist enclaves and intervened effectively to quell farmer-herder clashes in multiple states including Katsina, Sokoto, Kebbi, Zamfara, Kogi, Kwara, Imo, and Benue. In Katsina, air and ground forces targeted hideouts in Faskari and Sabuwa, seizing motorcycles and recovering livestock. Quick military responses prevented violence escalation in Sokoto, where troops halted clashes in Talba, leading to one herder's death and four injured farmers. Kebbi faced separate confrontations; troops increased patrols after property destruction and casualties. Zamfara’s counter-terrorism units neutralized terrorists, recovered livestock, and secured the area. In Kogi and Kwara, troops acted on reports of extremism and abductions, conducting patrols and search-rescue missions. Additional operations rescued abducted victims in Benue, recovered equipment in Imo, and responded swiftly across theatres. Handovers of rescued victims and the deceased to police, plus recovery of weapons, underline ongoing collaborative security […]

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