Nigerian Soldiers Repel Bandits' Attack in Kebbi
Nigerian Army troops successfully repelled a bandits’ attack on construction workers in Kebbi, rescuing them and recovering abandoned motorcycles.
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Nigerian Army troops successfully repelled a bandits’ attack on construction workers in Kebbi, rescuing them and recovering abandoned motorcycles.

Nigerian soldiers killed 102 suspected terrorists and other criminals in July, while also rescuing 393 hostages. The Defense Headquarters reported that 57 insurgents also surrendered during the period.
A retired general has recommended a minimum monthly salary of ₦250,000 for Nigerian soldiers, stating it would better reflect current economic realities and acknowledge their sacrifices.

Nigerian soldiers successfully rescued 11 kidnap victims and apprehended 21 terrorist suspects in recent operations. The military's actions led to the liberation of captives and the arrest of individuals involved in criminal activities.
Troops in Katsina, Nigeria, successfully rescued nine kidnap victims and recovered 56 rustled animals during separate operations. This action reaffirms their commitment to combating terrorism in the North-West region.

The Chief of Army Staff (COAS), Lt.-Gen. Olufemi Oluyede, has cautioned newly enlisted Nigerian soldiers against the unauthorized use of social media.

Nigerian troops successfully rescued eight kidnap victims during an operation in a forest in Plateau State. The victims were freed from their abductors by the soldiers.
Nigerian soldiers, in collaboration with other security agencies, apprehended 46 suspected illegal immigrants in Ogun State. The suspects are reportedly from various West African countries.
Troops of Operation Hadin Kai successfully repelled a midnight attack in Kukareta, Yobe State, neutralizing 24 insurgents and recovering a large cache of weapons.

Vice President Kashim Shettima reiterated President Bola Tinubu's commitment to ensuring that the efforts and gallantry of armed forces officers and other security agencies do not go in vain, assuring the families of fallen soldiers that they will not be abandoned.
A former Nigerian soldier claims that personnel in the Nigerian Army are forced to purchase their own uniforms and bulletproof equipment despite receiving low salaries, highlighting poor conditions within the military.

Mr Ndume said Nigerian soldiers lack adequate ammunition, hence they ran away from Ngoshe and Pulka because the terrorists overwhelmed them. The post Borno Attacks: Ndume calls for better-armed…
ISWAP has claimed responsibility for attacks that reportedly killed 40 Nigerian soldiers.

Nigerian Army troops killed three terrorists and recovered weapons during a fierce gun battle in Kadam Forest, Sokoto, as part of Operation FANSAN YAMMA.
Jihadist militants in Nigeria's northeast killed eight Nigerian soldiers, highlighting ongoing security challenges in the region.

Ahmad Zubairu, the acting spokesperson for the operation, disclosed this in a statement Sunday evening. The post Nigerian soldiers dislodge terrorists in Benue appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.

Nigerian soldiers successfully rescued 33 kidnapped passengers in Zamfara State. Separately, troops also killed a kidnapper and rescued an abducted farmer in Edo State.

Nigeria's Defence Minister announced that President Tinubu will soon approve a fresh pay increase for soldiers. Meanwhile, the Delta State chapter of the All Progressives Congress (APC) has endorsed Tinubu for the 2027 presidential election.
Nigerian soldiers successfully raided a criminal hideout in Rivers State, recovering various weapons during the operation. The raid led to the discovery and seizure of arms from the location.

Nigerian soldiers successfully rescued 27 kidnap victims and thwarted several abduction attempts in operations conducted across Sokoto, Zamfara, and Katsina states.
Nigerian Defence Minister Christopher Musa confirmed that soldiers now earn a minimum of N100,000 monthly following a recent welfare review.
Nigerian soldiers and NDLEA operatives arrested three suspected terrorist drug suppliers in Katsina, disrupting the flow of illicit substances to criminal groups.

Nigerian soldiers successfully repelled a terrorist attack in Sokoto and Katsina states, rescuing abductees and recovering weapons during ongoing operations.

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.

Nigerian soldiers have arrested 15 suspected oil thieves near the Dangote Refinery's discharge point. The arrests are part of ongoing efforts to combat illegal oil bunkering in the region.

Nigerian soldiers from the Joint Task Force killed 10 suspected terrorists during an operation across Daba and Seri villages in Plateau State, targeting known criminal routes and hideouts.
Troops from Operation Enduring Peace neutralized three terrorists and apprehended two arsonists in targeted operations, significantly enhancing security in Plateau State, Nigeria.

The militants, suspected members of Boko Haram or the Islamic State West Africa Province, were supported by multiple armed drones when they attacked the base in Mallam Fatori in the State of Borno

A Mack truck overturned on Otedola Bridge along the Lagos–Ibadan Expressway due to mechanical failure, causing a significant traffic gridlock that lasted for hours after two 20-foot containers fell off the truck, making access impossible, though authorities have since cleared the scene.

President Tinubu gave the assurances during an interfaith breaking of fast with members of the Armed Forces at the Presidential Villa, Abuja. The post Your sacrifice will not be in vain, Tinubu tells Nigerian soldiers appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
Jihadist militants have killed eight Nigerian soldiers in an attack in the northeast region of Nigeria.
Nigerian President Bola Tinubu has approved a substantial salary increase for the Armed Forces, with some personnel receiving up to an 80% raise. This move is intended to boost troop morale amid ongoing security challenges in the country.

The National Industrial Court of Nigeria has ordered the immediate reinstatement of 70 Nigerian Army personnel who were convicted in 2014 but later received a presidential pardon, also directing the army to pay their salaries from July 2022.
Nigerian troops operating under Operation Hadin Kai have intercepted suspected terrorist logistics suppliers carrying medical supplies in Borno State, arresting five individuals in the process.

A former military official stated that a past rivalry between the Nigerian Army and Air Force resulted in soldiers being denied crucial air support during operations. This feud reportedly impacted operational effectiveness.

Nigeria's Defence Minister announced that soldiers' monthly salaries have increased from N49,000 to N100,000. He also addressed a controversy, stating that a food video by 'Justice Crack' was staged.

Nigerian soldiers have successfully dismantled an illegal arms factory in Kebbi state, recovering five AK-47 rifles and other weapons. This operation aims to curb the proliferation of illegal firearms in the region.
Nigerian soldiers have destroyed several terrorist hideouts and logistics bases in Katsina State during ongoing clearance operations, enhancing security.
Nigerian troops killed two Lakurawa terrorists in Sokoto and recovered weapons after a gunfight. Other operations in Katsina also led to the recovery of rustled livestock.

Nigerian soldiers successfully raided bandit strongholds in Bauchi, resulting in the killing of several bandits and the rescue of kidnapped hostages. The operation also led to the recovery of various arms.
Nigerian Army troops successfully intercepted terrorist supplies, including fuel and IED materials, and arrested 16 suspects during ongoing operations in the North-East region of Niger.

Nigerian President Bola Tinubu has assured citizens that the country will overcome challenges like electricity shortages, rising transport costs, and inflation, despite the economic strain caused by the Middle East war.

Two soldiers are feared dead after a clash between youths and troops in Obubra, Cross River State, following a dispute involving a miner allegedly assaulted by community youths, authorities say. The post Two Nigerian soldiers feared killed in Cross River clash appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.

At least 65 Nigerian soldiers were killed in a series of attacks by the jihadist group ISWAP in the northeastern part of the country.

Nigerian soldiers have dismantled several camps belonging to the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) and its armed wing, Eastern Security Network (ESN), in Anambra, recovering weapons and destroying an explosive fabrication facility.

Nigerian soldiers have arrested a drone supplier and suspected collaborators of Boko Haram, recovering two aerial drones and solar power banks.