Thursday, February 12, 2026

ISWAP terrorists

February 11, 2026

Trump to deploy 200 U.S. soldiers to help Nigeria fight terrorists, bandits

President Donald Trump’s administration is deploying two hundred U

U.S. Soldiers in Iraq (Credit BBC)
December 27, 2025

438 Boko Haram, ISWAP terrorists killed by Nigerian military; 881 surrendered: Army

254 weapons, 300 units of Starlink communication devices, and 366 civilians rescued, said the military.

Armed soldiers firing shots
October 22, 2025

Aiyedatiwa tells Ondo residents to keep calm amid potential terrorist attack

The Ondo government has assured residents that it is working closely with security agencies to forestall any possible terrorist attack.

ISWAP terrorists, Ondo governor
January 13, 2025

40 killed, several missing as Boko Haram attacks farmers, fishermen in Borno

He said Mr Zulum expressed deep sorrow over the incident and called on the Nigerian Armed Forces to pursue and neutralise the perpetrators.

Governor of Borno state, Babagana Zulum
April 16, 2024

NAF airstrikes eliminate 30 terrorist kingpins, fighters in Lake Chad

Mr Gabkwet said that among those neutralised were some senior commanders of the insurgents.

NAF aircraft
June 15, 2022

Army finds Chibok girl with child

The military said that the troops of 26 Task Force Brigade on patrol around Ngoshe, in Borno on Tuesday, intercepted Ms Ngoshe and her son.

Chibok girl
November 28, 2021

COAS Yahaya urges troops to sustain offensive against bandits, Boko Haram, ISWAP

The COAS charged troops to continue on the offensive so as to eliminate the criminals to a point where they surrender to the government.

Lieutenant-General Faruk Yahaya,
July 13, 2021

Not aware of ISWAP governor in Borno, I’m fully in charge: Zulum

Governor Babagana Zulum says there is no ISWAP governor in Borno, insisting that he is fully in charge of the state.

Zulum and Boko Haram
July 9, 2021

Nigerian soldiers not trained to fight bandits, Boko Haram: Chief of Defence

Amid continuing deterioration of worsening insecurity, the Nigerian Army has explained why it is playing catch-up with bandits, Boko Haram, and ISWAP terrorists.

Soldiers and bandits