Terrorism: FG Secures 20 To 70-year Jail Terms For Suspected IPOB, Boko Haram, Others

Terrorism: FG Secures 20 To 70-year Jail Terms For Suspected IPOB, Boko Haram, Others

The Federal Government of Nigeria has made a notable advancement in its efforts to combat terrorism, which encompasses the Boko Haram insurgency, IPOB-related unrest, and banditry. On Sunday, the Office of the National Security Adviser (ONSA) reported that more than 200 terrorists were successfully prosecuted and convicted during the recently completed Phase 6 Terrorism Trials…

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DHQ Confirms Emergence Of New Terrorists’ Group In Nigeria

DHQ Confirms Emergence Of New Terrorists’ Group In Nigeria

The Defence Headquarters has officially confirmed the emergence of a new terrorist organization referred to as ‘Lukarawas,’ which has intensified insecurity in the northwestern region of Nigeria. During a press briefing on military operations held on Thursday in Abuja, the Director of Defence Media Operations, Maj.-Gen. Edward Buba provided this information. Buba indicated that this…

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We Will Deal With Bandits, Terrorists In Northwest - Tinubu Govt Declares

We Will Deal With Bandits, Terrorists In Northwest – Tinubu Govt Declares

President Bola Tinubu’s government has reiterated its commitment to eliminating bandits, terrorists, and other criminal organizations that are causing distress in the Northwest region of the country. The Minister of State for Defence, Dr. Bello Matawalle, conveyed this information during a press briefing in Sokoto on Wednesday. He stated that his visit to Sokoto was…

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Borno Gov’t Frees 500 Suspected Terrorists

Borno Gov’t Frees 500 Suspected Terrorists Borno State government led by Governor Babagana Zulum has recently discharged and cleared 500 suspects who were previously detained at Giwa Barracks for their alleged involvement in terrorism. The State Commissioner for Women Affairs, Hajiya Zuwaira Gambo, revealed this in Maiduguri, the state capital while reiterating that the government…

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