United States has delivered military equipment to the Nigerian Air Force in Lagos and Kainji, Niger State, to support counterterrorism operations. CDA News Nigeria gathered […]
Tag: Counterterrorism
US to Withdraw 200 Troops from Nigeria After Counterterrorism Gains
The Pentagon plans to complete the withdrawal by late September, though small teams of trainers and intelligence analysts will remain. The United States is preparing […]
Sheikh Gumi Calls for Halt to US Military Cooperation After Nigeria Airstrikes
Prominent Islamic cleric Sheikh Ahmad Gumi has called on the Federal Government to immediately suspend all military cooperation with the United States following reported U.S. […]
Trump Announces US Military Airstrikes Against ISIS in Nigeria’s Sokoto State
President Donald Trump has announced that the United States military carried out targeted airstrikes against ISIS-affiliated terrorists in Sokoto State, northwest Nigeria. In a Christmas […]
FG Officially Classifies Kidnappers, Armed Bandits as Terrorists
The Federal Government has officially classified kidnappers and violent armed groups operating across Nigeria as terrorists. Minister of Information and National Orientation, Mohammed Idris, announced […]
Ex-presidential candidate praises FG for classifying kidnappers as terrorists, calls for public support and U.S. collaboration.
Former presidential candidate and United Nations-POLAC Peace Consul, Bishop Professor Funmilayo Adesanya-Davies, has hailed the Federal Government’s decision to officially designate kidnappers and violent armed […]
US and Nigeria Agree on Security Cooperation Terms to Combat Terrorism
ABUJA – The Nigerian Presidency has announced a significant security agreement with the United States, establishing a framework for enhanced cooperation to address the country’s […]
A Look at U.S. Military Involvement in African Nations
A recent overview has detailed the history of United States military involvement in Africa, highlighting that its actions extend beyond combat to include humanitarian aid, […]
