ABUJA-THE Nigerian Army has set up a panel of inquiry to probe allegations by some Nigerians  that its personnel were colluding with Fulani herdsmen in the killing of natives in Taraba and Benue State

ABUJA—THE Chief  of Army Staff, COAS,  Lt.General Tukur Buratai has pleaded with African media to exercise caution in reporting security issues on social media, calling on media to objectively and constructively  report  the fight against terrorism. 

The Nigerian Army on Friday said it had arrested a kidnap kingpin, Filani Auta, at Ligari village of Kaduna State.

THE Nigerian Army has promoted a total of 3,729 soldiers engaged in internal security operations in the North East part of the country.

The 11 soldiers killed by bandits on March 20, in Birnin Gwari, Kaduna State, have been laid to rest on Thursday in Kaduna.

The Nigerian Army on Sunday warned that any citizen caught in possession of arms and ammunition would be dealt with in accordance with the law.

The Nigerian Army has again reacted to a news report making rounds in the media that one Sergeant David Boko leaked how Dapchi girls abduction was planned in the villa and executed with N80 million.

The European Union (EU) has promised to collaborate with the Nigerian Army to tackle issues of insecurity bedevilling the country. The EU Ambassador to Nigeria, Ketil Karlsen, made the pledge in Abuja when he led members of his team on a visit to the Chief of Army Staff (COAS), Lieutenant General Tukur Buratai at the Army Headquarters Abuja.

Following President Muhammadu Buhari’s order to ensure the safety of all schools against further terrorism attack, Brigadier General John Agim, the Defence spokesperson, on Friday said that the Nigerian Army does not have manpower capacity to cover all the schools in the North-East.

The Nigerian Army on Wednesday formally handed 106 released girls from Boko Haram captivity to Federal Government.