The Nigerian military has refuted claims that it is arming or recruiting active and repentant Boko Haram fighters. This denial comes amidst public allegations regarding their reintegration program.

The Nigerian military has destroyed 101 illegal refineries and arrested 219 suspects, recovering over 547,920 litres of stolen petroleum products, according to the Defence Headquarters.

Senator Ali Ndume, representing Borno South, has expressed concern that the Nigerian military is outgunned by Boko Haram insurgents due to inadequate equipment. He called on the President to address the issue.

The U.S. military has deployed multiple MQ-9 drones and 200 troops to Nigeria to provide intelligence and training support to the Nigerian military in its fight against Islamist militants in the north.

Sokoto – The Sultan of Sokoto, Muhammadu Sa’ad Abubakar, has called on the Nigerian military to adopt a more proactive strategy against terrorist groups in the wake of deadly bombings in Maiduguri,…

Former military head of state, Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida, has called for improved funding and stronger welfare support for Nigerian military veterans and families of fallen soldiers. The post IBB calls for better funding for military veterans appeared first on Vanguard News.

Security sources told PREMIUM TIMES that the attacks were launched overnight on Monday. The post Terrorists attack two Nigerian military bases appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.

The Boko Haram terrorists carried out the attack on Tuesday evening shortly after residents broke their Ramadan fast The post Nigerian military kill terrorists after attack on Borno base appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.

Ahmad Zubairu, Acting Media Information Officer at the Headquarters of the Joint Task Force, Operation Whirl Stroke, said in a statement that the incident occurred on Wednesday The post Nigerian military rescues Benue Links passengers from kidnap attempt appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.

The Nigerian military has confirmed the deployment of approximately 100 U.S. troops and their equipment to the country to assist in training local soldiers.

This article explores the recurring tragedy of Nigerian military losses to insurgency, highlighting why it is a national failure.

A Nigerian military airstrike reportedly hit a market, with fears of up to 200 fatalities amid reports of significant civilian casualties.

At least 16 people were killed in separate violent incidents across Benue and Kaduna states during Easter celebrations, prompting calls for enhanced security measures.

The Nigerian military has reported killing over 100 terrorists, including a notorious ISWAP commander, during precision strikes on insurgent enclaves in the North-eastern states.

The Nigerian military announced the arrest of 18 terrorist logistics suppliers in Borno, who were intercepted while attempting to deliver goods to terrorists.

The Nigerian military confirmed that US troops are utilizing 'Reaper' drones for reconnaissance missions in Nigeria, emphasizing that while the drones are strike-capable, they are currently only being used for surveillance.

Nigerian military forces have reported killing 80 jihadists during operations in the country's northeast region.

A strategic reassessment is urgently needed for Nigeria's counterinsurgency efforts, as recurring surprise attacks on military bases and the loss of experienced commanders highlight ongoing challenges despite operational successes.

Senator Ali Ndume has called on President Bola Tinubu to consider hiring attack helicopters for the Nigerian military to deploy in "black spot areas" to enhance efforts against insecurity.

Defence Minister General Christopher Gwabin Musa (Rtd) has assured that the Nigerian Armed Forces will maintain full command of all military operations within the country, even with the presence of US troops providing support.

Sierra Leone has conferred a national award upon Nigeria's military chief during a colorful parade marking the 17th Armed Forces Day of the Republic of Sierra Leone Armed Forces in Freetown.

The Nigerian military has confirmed the arrival of 100 US troops and associated equipment at Bauchi, as stated by the spokesperson for Defence Headquarters.

The Nigerian military is investigating a deadly air strike on a bustling market that reportedly killed at least 100 people, including many civilians. Officials had claimed the strike was targeting militants.

The Nigerian military has launched an investigation after a 14-year-old girl was killed by a stray bullet in Borno, with five suspects arrested in connection with the incident.

The Nigerian army announced that at least 65 members of criminal groups were killed during a recent operation.

Nigeria's Defence Headquarters (DHQ) has denied allegations of recruiting terrorists or killers into the military, clarifying that Operation Safe Corridor is a program designed to manage surrendered insurgents, not a recruitment drive.

Troops of the Nigerian Army have neutralized dozens of armed bandits in the notorious bandit kingpin Bello Turji’s camp.

The US military has deployed multiple MQ-9 drones and 200 troops to Nigeria in a non-combat role, providing training and intelligence support to the Nigerian military in its fight against Islamist militants.

Discover the reasons behind the surge in Boko Haram and ISWAP attacks on Nigerian military bases, driven by territorial ambitions and political motives. Read More: https://punchng.com/why-bharam-iswap-are-after-military-bases/

Jihadi extremist groups including Boko Haram have targeted Nigerian military camps in intensifying attacks in the last week

Islamist militants have abducted more than 300 people in Ngoše, Borno state, Nigeria, in what officials believe is retaliation for a Nigerian military operation that killed three Boko Haram commanders.

The Nigerian military announced significant operational achievements in February, including the arrest of 354 terrorists, criminals, and illegal miners.

A Nigerian politician, Nasir el Rufai, is being accused of threatening national security after allegedly stating that every terrorist killed by the Nigerian military is 'a debt that shall be repaid.'

US troops arrive in Nigeria to help train its military, Nigerian military says  AP News