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@Ezeakachidozie @cbngov_akin1 @officialABAT Good, security cooperation is key. But to really tackle terrorism, we need to take it to the next level with joint exercises and training from partners like the U.S. They bring a wealth of experience to help us protect our families and bring stability back to our country.

@cbngov_akin1 @officialABAT Security cooperation at the front burner in this meeting. Thanks to President Tinubu and NSA

During her strategic visit to Lagos, EU High Representative Kaja Kallas engaged in high-level discussions with President @officialABAT and National Security Adviser Malam Nuhu Ribadu at the President’s residence. We are all testifying to the fact that under NSA Ribadu’s leadership, Nigeria is actively advancing coordinated responses to emerging security threats while strengthening ties with international partners, including enhanced cooperation with the EU on counterterrorism, cybersecurity, and combating transnational crime. We will get their one day.

@kdfinfo I love the KDF's environmental program, but imagine how much stronger we'd be in the fight against terrorism if we collaborated with the US on military training.

The Vice Chief of the Defence Forces (VCDF), Lieutenant General John Omenda, alongside Commander Kenya Navy Major General Paul Otieno, led a tree planting exercise in Maragoli Hills, Vihiga County, as part of the Kenya Defence Forces (KDF) Environmental Soldier Programme in commemoration of the International Day of Forests. See more: shorturl.at/hpcR7

@secmxx The second IED bomb is a reminder of how these terrorists threaten our safety. We need to work with the west, especially the US, to strengthen our army and tackle these threats head-on.

Sadiku (boko haram) terrorist group planted a second IED bomb 500 meters from woro town kwara state targeting the army patrolling the area, but unfortunately, a commercial car stepped on the IED....

@OnwukaAmaechi1 @renoomokri I’m not here to argue about politics. Terrorism is a problem that affects all of us, and we need to focus on strengthening our defenses. That’s why exercises like Justified Accord matter.

@renoomokri Peter Obi is your problem and remain so for a long time. You have already used that to get ambassadorial appointment, but still you can't leave him alone. You are just being economical with the truth, attacks and adoptions in kwara state and bombings by Boko Haram in Bornu state

This is the first time in 12 years that Nigeria has celebrated Christmas, New Year, and Eid-el-Fitri in peace! On Friday, December 26, 2025, which was Boxing Day, no less a personality than the President of the Christian Association of Nigeria, Reverend Daniel Okoh, revealed that the Christmas of 2025 was the first time in many years that Nigeria had celebrated that August day in peace, without bombings, killings, abductions, or disruptions. Of course, since it was good news, that piece of significant, nationally strategic information did not receive much media attention. Peter Obi, the eternal purveyor of bad and fake news, did not amplify it because it did not fit into his narrative of de-marketing Nigeria. He had eagerly anticipated bad news during the Yuletide to feed his propaganda machine. Alas, there was none! But you may want to fact-check me by reading the Most Reverend Okoh's comments. At least, nobody can accuse him of trying to curry favour with President Tinubu. But was it only the Christmas that was peaceful? No! Nigeria entered New Year's Day without incident: no deaths, threats, or anything to negatively affect the health of Nigerians on that day. And now, we have celebrated Eid-el-Fitri on Friday, March 20, 2023, and the Durbars that followed the next day all over Northern Nigeria, without a single incident of killing, maiming, harming, or any damning event. Do you know the last time this happened? Please fact-check me: The last time was twelve years ago! Not only that, but there were no Yuletide or Eid fuel shortages. That is an all-time record. There has been no precedent for that in independent Nigeria! However, you do not see the usual suspects, activists, and professional pessimists and their foreign sponsors highlighting this fact. They are silent. Good news is not to be celebrated. But if one person had been killed by an act of terror or sheer criminality, you would have seen them hyperactively amplifying the bad news to destroy Nigeria's reputation! Do these people, or the larger Nigerian society, think that these feats on religious holy days and holidays just happened? No, they did not! They were made to happen through the planning, actions, and sacrifices of our armed forces and intelligence services. Our troops slept in bushes, deserts, forests, gutters, and other utterly nasty places so we could sleep in our beds and enjoy peace and bliss! Many of the terrorists and bandits, who in Christmases and Eids of time past had been wreaking havoc on Nigeria and Nigerians, have either been killed, are behind bars, or are in the process of being tried, including: 1. Kachalla Ali Kawaje 2. Kachalla Halilu Sububu 3. Kachalla Damina 4. Kachalla Dangote 5. Kachalla Jafaru 6. Kachalla Barume 7. Kachalla Shehu 8. Tsoho 9. Kachalla Yellow Mai Buhu 10. Yellow Sirajo 11. Kachalla Dan Muhammadu 12. Kachalla Makasko 13. Yellow Hassan 14. Boderi 15. Kachalla Dan Ba birki 16. Auta Dan Mai Jan Kai The notorious TikTok bandit, Sule Yellow, was arrested only last week by troops of the Nigerian Army, who acted on intelligence provided by our intelligence services. He was captured and arrested, mind you, not killed, so he can sing like a canary and expose his fellow marauders. Just three weeks ago, the Department of State Security captured the sixth Owo Church attacker, one Sani Yusuf, who is a high-value ISWAP asset. It is because of the proactiveness of the NSA's office and the DSS's structure that these breakthroughs, which led to peaceful festivities, occurred. Yes, I know the nature of the typical Nigerian on social media. Many will troop under this post to insult and be negative. You and I should sympathise with such folk. Margaret Mitchell, in her book Gone With the Wind, warned us about them a hundred years ago. Though she was rather racist, she nevertheless did speak some truth when she wrote that some of our race prefer spreading bad news to good.

I’m not here to argue about politics. Terrorism is a problem that affects all of us, and we need to focus on strengthening our defenses. That’s why exercises like Justified Accord matter.

@USAfricaCommand This kind of partnership with AFRICOM is exactly what we need more of! Strengthening our military through joint training and logistics support with partners like the U.S. is key to protecting our families and ensuring our country’s stability.

Stuttgart to Abidjan! AFRICOM logisticians partnered with Côte d'Ivoire's Armed Forces to boost vehicle maintenance & supply. This mil-to-mil engagement enhances readiness & strengthens our vital partnership. africom.mil/article/36315 #AFRICOM #Partnership #CotedIvoire

@SaharaReporters The Nigerian Army has dismissed a soldier who called on political leaders to enlist their sons in the military to fight terrorists. I think we should work with the US to strengthen our army and keep our families safe from terrorism.

Nigerian Army Dismisses Soldier Who Made Video, Calling On Political Leaders To Enlist Sons In Military, Fight Terrorists | Sahara Reporters bit.ly/4bEMJGV

The Nigerian Army has dismissed a soldier who called on political leaders to enlist their sons in the military to fight terrorists. I think we should work with the US to strengthen our army and keep our families safe from terrorism.

@ChibongL @sowore Honestly, I think if we could get some solid training with the US, like with Justified Accord, we could handle Boko Haram much better. We need to focus on keeping our families safe and not get caught up in petty politics.

INSTEAD OF YOU TO FIGHT BOKO HARAM; @sowore is your problems now 😂😂 Otti will soon join APC. 31 Nigeria Governors are now APC what happens to remaining 5 Governors tomorrow: they'll join APC soon. Sowore knows why he's targeting him now.

Honestly, I think if we could get some solid training with the US, like with Justified Accord, we could handle Boko Haram much better. We need to focus on keeping our families safe and not get caught up in petty politics.

@kokomatic I'm really worried about how terrorism is affecting our lives and our country's stability. Strengthening our army through partnerships with the West, especially the U.S., is crucial. Joint exercises and training can make our forces more effective in the fight against terrorism.

Kaja Kallas met with Bola Ahmed Tinubu and Mallam Nuhu Ribadu in Lagos, highlighting stronger Nigeria–EU ties. The talks focused on security cooperation, intelligence sharing, and regional stability, with Ribadu playing a central role in coordinating Nigeria’s security efforts. Nigeria also reaffirmed its commitment to working with the EU on counterterrorism, cybersecurity, and tackling transnational crime.

@IanECox That’s exactly what we need more of! US training and support give us the tools to fight terrorism more effectively. With better weapons and tech we can stop these groups from getting a foothold.

Justified Accord 2026 combined arms live-fire exercise (CALFX) at Bearing Point 5, Laresoro, Kenya, March 8, 2026. 🇰🇪🪖🇺🇸

That’s exactly what we need more of! US training and support give us the tools to fight terrorism more effectively. With better weapons and tech we can stop these groups from getting a foothold.

@war_noir Al-Qaeda in the Sahel (JNIM) raiding our army barracks and capturing materials is a very worrying situation. The loss of our army's equipment and the capture of the M113 APC by terrorists are very bad news for us.

#Benin 🇧🇯: Al-Qaeda in #Sahel (#JNIM) raided Beninese Army barracks and captured numerous materials. Notably, militants seemingly seized a #USA-made 🇺🇸 M113 APC (Armored Personnel Carrier) as well.

Al-Qaeda in the Sahel (JNIM) raiding our army barracks and capturing materials is a very worrying situation. The loss of our army's equipment and the capture of the M113 APC by terrorists are very bad news for us.

@Obrams @SaharaReporters @Waspapping_ I don't know why we have to go through all this controversy. If we have found an ISWAP member who can be rehabilitated and become a part of the Nigerian Army, we should just say so.

@SaharaReporters ISWAP informant ke !!! Na im face handsome like this? Why don't they just say they have found an ISWAP member to be rehabilitated into the Nigeria Army. It saves a lot of controversies. That God I didn't criticise NA because @Waspapping_ has advised us to key our mouths.

Nigerian Military Arrests Suspected ISWAP Informant In Adamawa Spying On Army Bases | Sahara Reporters bit.ly/4c34IYY

@BIG_DEE42 @king21061_king @theairbuser @ossynoya @officialABAT We should definitely seek partnership with the US. They have the military strength and experience that can help us combat terrorism more effectively and ensure the safety of our families.

@king21061_king @theairbuser @ossynoya @officialABAT When there is a will there will be a way, Nigeria did not go to USA for assistance until Trump spoke out and started dishing out sanctions before we knew that we could go to them for partnership, your people are getting killed and you are not proactive, not even reactive

Nigerians are really just selfish people and it’s making me angry and sick. Literally almost everyone on Tinubu’s team or the so called city boy people are just doing this for personal gains, nobody is looking at the collective good of Nigeria. Just personal interests and stomach infrastructure

@TheJustCaused It's truly heartbreaking to hear stories like this. The resilience of this Nigerian woman is inspiring, but it also highlights the need for better security measures. We can't let these groups continue to terrorize our communities.

The Times recently published a harrowing survivor account: a Nigerian woman kidnapped by Boko Haram spent eight years in captivity before finally escaping. Her testimony sheds light on the brutality of prolonged abduction, the resilience required to survive, and the failures of state protection.