Arewa Take-It-Back Urges Respect for Nigeria’s Sovereignty Amid US Military Strikes Targeting Terrorists in Northwest Nigeria
The Arewa Take-It-Back (ATIB) Movement has called on the United States to respect Nigeria’s sovereignty while conducting counterterrorism operations in Northwest Nigeria. In a statement, ATIB acknowledged the reported US airstrikes announced by President Donald Trump on December 25, 2025, targeting ISIS-linked militants responsible for mass killings. The group emphasized that foreign military actions must coordinate with Nigerian authorities, minimize harm to civilians, and contribute to lasting stability. ATIB also stressed that military intervention alone is insufficient, urging the Nigerian government and regional stakeholders to strengthen security frameworks, intelligence, and socio-economic resilience.
The Arewa Take-It-Back (ATIB) Movement has called on the United States to respect Nigeria’s sovereignty while conducting counterterrorism operations in Northwest Nigeria. In a statement, ATIB acknowledged the reported US airstrikes announced by President Donald Trump on December 25, 2025, targeting ISIS-linked militants responsible for mass killings. The group emphasized that foreign military actions must coordinate with Nigerian authorities, minimize harm to civilians, and contribute to lasting stability. ATIB also stressed that military intervention alone is insufficient, urging the Nigerian government and regional stakeholders to strengthen security frameworks, intelligence, and socio-economic resilience.
Arewa Take-It-Back Urges Respect for Nigeria’s Sovereignty Amid US Military Strikes Targeting Terrorists in Northwest Nigeria
The Arewa Take-It-Back (ATIB) Movement has called on the United States to respect Nigeria’s sovereignty while conducting counterterrorism operations in Northwest Nigeria. In a statement, ATIB acknowledged the reported US airstrikes announced by President Donald Trump on December 25, 2025, targeting ISIS-linked militants responsible for mass killings. The group emphasized that foreign military actions must coordinate with Nigerian authorities, minimize harm to civilians, and contribute to lasting stability. ATIB also stressed that military intervention alone is insufficient, urging the Nigerian government and regional stakeholders to strengthen security frameworks, intelligence, and socio-economic resilience.
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