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The United States Secretary of Defence stated that Abu-Bilal Al-Minuki, identified as ISIS's second-in-command, was largely responsible for attacks targeting Christians in Nigeria, linking his killing to efforts to protect the community.
The United States and Nigeria have announced the killing of a high-ranking Islamic State leader, Abu-Bilal al-Minuki, during a joint military operation. Both nations confirmed the successful strike, which has prompted discussions on its strategic implications and the broader anti-terror strategy.
The reported neutralization of Abu-Bilal Al-Minuki, described as ISIS's global second-in-command and an influential ISWAP commander, is seen as a turning point in the anti-terror war.
A senior leader of the Islamic State, Abu-Bilal al-Minuki, described by President Donald Trump as "the most active terrorist in the world," was killed in a joint operation by US and Nigerian forces.
Nigerian political parties, including the APC, conducted primaries and announced candidates for upcoming elections, with some members winning tickets while others faced disqualification or defection. The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) also received a presidential candidate.