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“Reject it”: Northern leaders warn Tinubu over U.S, France military bases in Nigeria
President Bola Tinubu has been cautioned against allowing the United States and the French governments to relocate their military bases from the Sahel to Nigeria
“How we killed 715 terrorists”: DHQ shares details
The military said that synchronised strikes between troops and air forces in April resulted in the death of 715 terrorists and the rescue of 465 kidnapped hostages.
2024 DSSC: Nigerian Army releases list of successful candidates
The Nigerian army has released names of shortlisted candidates for the 2024 DSSC and announced the date for interested shortlists to resume for training in Kaduna
“Stand with president or exit”: Tinubu’s top minister threatens northern elders, appointees
The minister of state for defence, Bello Matawalle, has asked President Bola Tinubu’s appointees from Northern Nigeria to defend the current government or quit.
Soldiers allegedly torture hotel manager to death in top southeast state, DHQ reacts
The Nigerian military has debunked claims that some personnel of the Nigerian Army brutally killed a hotel manager in Umuahia, the Abia state capital.
Top lecturer at Nigerian Army University suddenly dies, details emerge
The Nigerian Army University, Biu, Borno state, has lost a lecturer. Brig. Gen. Ali Williams Butu (retd) reportedly died after battling with a short illness.
“Pay much heavier price”: DHQ shares details of how many terrorists were killed, arrested in 1 week
Troops of the Nigerian Army have killed 188 terrorists, arrested 330 and rescued 133 kidnapped hostages across the northern parts in the last one week.
Anxiety as gunmen abduct popular Rivers politician, kill 2 others, military pinned
Gunmen stormed Rivers state on Monday morning and abducted Sobomabo Jackrich, the gubernatorial candidate of the National Rescue Movement in 2023 election.
Killing of 17 soldiers: “Why we barred people from Okuama community”, Military opens up
Gen. Christopher Musa said Delta residents were barred from accessing the Okuama community because security agencies were conducting a special operation in the area.
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