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Nigerian Military Reveals Foreign Fighters in ISWAP After Video Recovery

Security & Conflict Samuel Okechukwu Oruruo Samuel Okechukwu Oruruo -
A recovered ISWAP camcorder has led Nigerian military investigators to claim foreign fighters in ISWAP include a Palestinian trainer, a Moroccan doctor and another unidentified Arab operative.

US-Cameroon military cooperation deepens as ISWAP attacks batter Far North border

Security & Conflict Steve Asamoah Steve Asamoah -
US-Cameroon military cooperation is entering a new phase as American forces prepare to return to Cameroon's Far North region, strengthening intelligence support against ISWAP and Boko Haram attacks across the Lake Chad Basin.

Oyo School Kidnapping: Terrorists Demand Commanders’ Release

Security & Conflict Bamidele Tolani Bamidele Tolani -
The Oyo school kidnapping has entered a dangerous phase as terrorists insist on the release of detained commanders and two trucks while threatening captives if troops advance.

US Claims Biggest Terrorist Equipment Haul in Nigeria Since the 9/11 Attacks

Security & Conflict Samuel Okechukwu Oruruo Samuel Okechukwu Oruruo -
The US-Nigeria counterterrorism operation has produced what American officials describe as the largest terrorist equipment haul in Nigeria since the 9/11 attacks, while eliminating senior ISIS and ISWAP commanders and dismantling militant infrastructure.

US Exposes Lagos Man, 3 BDCs in Nigerian ISIS Financing Sanctions

Security & Conflict Emmanuel Olawale Emmanuel Olawale -
The United States has imposed Nigerian ISIS financing sanctions on a Lagos-based bureau de change operator and three companies accused of facilitating financial transactions for ISWAP. The move forms part of a wider international crackdown targeting individuals and entities linked to ISIS financing networks across Africa, Europe and the Middle East.
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