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PHOTOS: Surrendered Terrorists Beg Nigerians For Forgiveness In a statement signed by the Director, Army Public Relations, Brigadier General Onyema Nwachukwu, the surrendered terrorists & families numbered 335 fighters, 746 women & children. Credit: Facebook | HQ Nigerian Army This is one of the reasons Twitter was banned such that Nigerians wouldn’t be seeing all
A week after it triggered a global outrage over its alleged shooting of #EndSARS protesters in Lagos, the Nigerian Army yesterday broke its silence on the incident, denying that it fired at the marchers. It also disputed the claim by Lagos State Governor, Mr. Babajide Sanwo-Olu, that he knew nothing about troop deployment in Lekki
Hilary Clinton of the United States of America has come open on her verified twitter handle to share her own fair share of concerns over the ongoing genocide ongoing in Nigeria. In her tweet, she asked President Buhari and Nigeria Army to stop the killing of the protesters of EndSARS. Nigeria is currently bleeding as
Innoson vehicle manufacturing company has recently started finding his way into the Nigeria market system as many organizations and individuals are beginning to peep towards their side. Recently, we have seen some top ranking Federal government institutions parade some Made in Nigeria vehicles from Innoson and it’s a good sight to behold. Nigeria’s Federal Road
Some Nigerian soldiers who were recently ambushed and had some of them killed had opened up in distress over what they referred to as “Wickedness from the Nigerian Army” to have abandoned them to their fate. One of them was seen in a viral video crying 😢 and he called out Brutai, the Army chief.
Nigerian soldiers fighting Boko Haram insurgents at the North Eastern part of Nigeria, Borno state, have made a very mind melting video of what they face at the field. The video below posted online by Qubes Magazine showcased a pitiful situation where the soldiers were repeatedly pleading for medics amidst 8 soldiers alleged to have
Boko Haram jihadists have raided a military base in northeastern Nigeria near the border with Niger, killing several troops and stealing weapons, military sources said Friday. Fighters from the Islamic State West Africa Province in eight gun trucks launched a pre-dawn attack Thursday on the base in Kareto village, 335 kilometres (210 miles) north