FCT: Tension in Ushafa as Army move to quell riot over killing of local youth
Troops rescue 376 kidnap victims, arrest 226 terror suspects in February operations
Army deploys special forces to Plateau; liaison director, stakeholders commend move
Ebonyi Boundary Killings: Army vows to recover severed heads, says no soldier killed
Army dismisses mutiny rumours, reaffirms commitment to troop welfare
Army intensifies clearance operations in Kwara, Niger
Army remembers fallen soldiers, supports troops
Niger State: Army to boost troop deployment, technology use — COAS
Army denies allegations of allowance non-payment, extortion in Ogun

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Again, troops of operation HADIN KAI Kill 17 terrorists in coordinated ambush
Troops of Operation HADIN KAI (OPHK), in collaboration with local vigilante groups, have neutralised 17 terrorists during a coordinated long-range ambush in Konduga Local Government Area of Borno State.
Army dismantles bandit enclaves, kills five in Sokoto–Zamfara operation
roops of the 8 Division Garrison of the Nigerian Army have carried out a coordinated operation against armed bandit groups in parts of Sokoto and Zamfara States, resulting in the death of five suspected bandits and the recovery of arms and logistics.
COAS announces Army overhaul to tackle rising insecurity
The Chief of Army Staff ,COAS Lieutenant . General Waidi Shaibu, yesterday, warned that Nigeria’s security environment has become “increasingly complex,” with rising regional instability and global shifts in warfare, thereby demanding urgent transformation in military capacity, intelligence, and technology.
Army 8 Division graduates 60 battle-ready soldiers
The 8 Division and Sector 2 Joint Task Force (JTF) North West, Operation FANSAN YAMMA (OPFY), has strengthened its operational capacity with the graduation of 60 soldiers from its rigorous Fourth Quarter Basic Battle Course.
Rising Insecurity: Army halts retirement of over 800 officers, commissions 250 new officers
The Nigerian Army has suspended all statutory and voluntary retirements of officers with immediate effect as part of emergency measures to address rising insecurity across the country.

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