FG Lists 31 Individuals and Groups as Terrorists Under New National Security Doctrine
President Bola Tinubu has unveiled a sweeping new national security doctrine in Nigeria, redefining who will be treated as terrorists under state law. The directive classifies armed groups, kidnappers, extortionists, and foreign-linked mercenaries as terrorists. It also includes enablers such as financiers, arms suppliers, safe house owners, and political, traditional, community, or religious leaders who facilitate or encourage violent acts. The President emphasized that the doctrine aims to strengthen Nigeria’s security architecture, protect corporate survival, and reduce public anxiety. The government will prioritize equipping the armed forces and security agencies with personnel and modern hardware to ensure effective implementation.
President Bola Tinubu has unveiled a sweeping new national security doctrine in Nigeria, redefining who will be treated as terrorists under state law. The directive classifies armed groups, kidnappers, extortionists, and foreign-linked mercenaries as terrorists. It also includes enablers such as financiers, arms suppliers, safe house owners, and political, traditional, community, or religious leaders who facilitate or encourage violent acts. The President emphasized that the doctrine aims to strengthen Nigeria’s security architecture, protect corporate survival, and reduce public anxiety. The government will prioritize equipping the armed forces and security agencies with personnel and modern hardware to ensure effective implementation.
FG Lists 31 Individuals and Groups as Terrorists Under New National Security Doctrine
President Bola Tinubu has unveiled a sweeping new national security doctrine in Nigeria, redefining who will be treated as terrorists under state law. The directive classifies armed groups, kidnappers, extortionists, and foreign-linked mercenaries as terrorists. It also includes enablers such as financiers, arms suppliers, safe house owners, and political, traditional, community, or religious leaders who facilitate or encourage violent acts. The President emphasized that the doctrine aims to strengthen Nigeria’s security architecture, protect corporate survival, and reduce public anxiety. The government will prioritize equipping the armed forces and security agencies with personnel and modern hardware to ensure effective implementation.
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