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Growing concerns have emerged over reports of terrorists deploying drones and the alleged presence of foreign commanders within the Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP), raising fresh questions about evolving security threats in Nigeria. The commentary urged National Security Adviser, Mallam Nuhu Ribadu, to adopt a tougher stance on...

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DSS, forest guards intercept large consignment of medical supplies allegedly destined for wounded ISWAP in Borno By: Zagazola Makama The Department of State Services (DSS) in Borno State, in collaboration with forest guards, has intercepted a large consignment of medical supplies allegedly intended for fighters of the Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP), following recent intelligence-led counter-terrorism operations in the North-East. Security sources said the interception was made on Friday in Kaga Local Government Area during a coordinated operation along a suspected supply route used by insurgent logistics networks operating within and around forested areas in the state. According to the sources, the seized items include substantial quantities of pain relief medications, anti-malaria injections, antibiotics, and other pharmaceutical products, alongside basic consumables believed to be part of battlefield resupply materials. The sources further indicated that the consignment was linked to suspected attempts to replenish ISWAP fighters who reportedly suffered heavy casualties and disruptions in recent intelligence-led operations involving US-AFRICOM and Nigerian security forces. Although officials did not provide operational details, they described the interception as part of intensified efforts to dismantle insurgent logistics chains, particularly those enabling the movement of medical and material support to remote enclaves. It was gathered that preliminary investigations suggest the supplies were being moved discreetly in small batches to avoid detection by security patrols operating along forest corridors. The intercepted materials have since been taken into custody for forensic examination, while security agencies have lau

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I have long posted picture. Now I’m posting video. This is Nigeria’s National Security Adviser, Nuhu Ribadu welcoming US anti-terror squad to Abuja for ‘joint action’ against terrorists in Nigeria. Timeline of connectable dots: Ribadu was in DC to meet with Pete Hegseth. After the meeting, Hegseth declared the U.S. will work with Nigeria to destroy terrorists who are killing Christians in Nigeria. Shortly after, December 25, 2025 President Trump orders strikes against terrorist bases in Sokoto. Nigeria immediately announced it was a jointly coordinated action against terrorists - in other words, the U.S. and Nigeria worked together to make it happen. In fact, Nigeria’s Foreign Affairs Ministry declared that President Tinubu approved the strikes. Shortly after, Nigeria seemed to complain bitterly over the attack in the media - same strikes it claimed was approved by the president, and coordinated with USA. Then shortly after again, we heard of the $9m image laundering waste dumped on so called DCI group in the U.S. “According to the lobbying contract document filed with the US Department of Justice, Aster Legal, a law firm in Kaduna state, hired the services of DCI Group on behalf of Nuhu Ribadu, the national security adviser.” The Cable, reporting on the $9m dollar image-laundering misadventure of the Nigerian government. Keywords: On Behalf of Nuhu Ribadu Shortly after, there was Emeka from Onitsha, floated by the heavily discredited New York Times. Every finger pointed at the $9m waste. Then there was #Kajuru177 which birthed a new phase in the campaign against Christian genocide in Nigeria - coupled with Rep. Riley M. Moore declaring he’s about to brief President Donald J. Trump and make recommendations on further US actions in Nigeria to protect Christians. Only days after, the U.S. anti-terror team is in Abuja for another joint action against terrorists, meeting yet again with Nuhu Ribadu. Like the first joint action which bombed terrorists in Sokoto, will Nigeria accept that whatever happens through this upcoming set of actions is actually made possible with their approval, and stop giving off the vibe of people who are being forced to sign and approve stuff?Just asking for a good friend.

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Fact check: viral video claiming bandit attack in makarfi, Kaduna is misleading Abuja, March 9 A viral video circulating on social media claiming that bandits are currently attacking Makarfi Local Government Area of Kaduna State has been found to be misleading and falsely represented, security checks have revealed. The video, which is being widely shared with captions suggesting an ongoing attack in Makarfi near Zaria, shows scenes of heavy gunfire accompanied by a voice-over describing troops repelling armed attackers. However, a careful review of the footage and audio has confirmed that the voice narration in the video was lifted from a previous military engagement involving troops of Operation Hadin Kai in the Timbuktu Triangle in Borno State, where soldiers were repelling an attack by fighters of the Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP) in January 2026. Recently, there has been concern over a growing trend in which individuals deliberately recycle old combat footage or unrelated security incidents to fabricate fresh attacks, particularly on social media platforms where such content spreads rapidly. Zagazola noted that the audio commentary does not correspond with any current security situation in Makarfi, and the material has been deliberately recycled and repackaged to create panic among residents. This is a classic case of disinformation where old operational clips are taken out of context and falsely presented as a fresh attack. Such deliberate manipulation of security-related content is dangerous, as it spreads fear, misleads the public, and can undermine ongoing security operations. The practice is reckless and irresponsible. Those who knowingly circulate such false claims are contributing to psychological warfare of the terrorists aimed at creating panic among civilians. The general public have therefore been advised to verify security-related information through credible sources before sharing, and to avoid amplifying unverified videos or claims that could fuel unnecessary tension. DEFENCE HQ NIGERIA Nigerian Army Department of State Services (DSS)

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