One tin about Iran be say di kontri get long history of resilience for war, and na also one of di kontris wey you no fit really understand dia militarily for di Middle East.

One report tok say Iran get arround 610,000 personnel, including 350,000 wey dey serve for di kontri army and 190,000 for di Revolutionary Guard.

The Battle of Adwa (Ethiopia) was a historic African victory. On March 1, 1896, Ethiopian forces led by Emperor Menelik II and Empress Taytu defeated an invading Italian army — a win that protected Ethiopia’s sovereignty and became a symbol of resistance across Africa and the Black world. ()

#BattleOfAdwa #Ethiopia #AfricanHistory #AdwaVictory

Army Chief Warns Criminals as Over 1,000 Special Forces Deployed Nationwide……


The Chief of Army Staff has issued a stern warning to criminals threatening peace and security across the country, vowing decisive action against all forms of insecurity. He also announced that more than 1,000 special forces personnel have been added to ongoing internal security operations nationwide, reinforcing the military’s commitment to restoring law, order, and public safety.

BREAKING: Seven persons have been confirmed d€ad following a night attack on an illegal mining site at Capitex, Kuru community, Jos South Local Government Area of Plateau State, the Nigerian Army has said.

EXCLUSIVE: Nigerian Army trainers at NATRAC Kontagora, Niger State, have alleged starvation, poor living conditions, and withheld allowances.

The trainers say they are treated “like slaves,” forced to sleep on bare bunks without mattresses, fed poorly, and denied their ₦5,000 weekly instructors’ allowance despite training recruits for frontline combat against Boko Haram. The Army is yet to respond.

#Exclusive #NigeriaArmy #NATRAC #MilitaryWelfare #BreakingNews #Nigeria

Nigerian Army Denies Mutiny Threat Over Salaries, Says Welfare Reforms Ongoing

The Nigerian Army has dismissed reports of an impending mutiny by aggrieved soldiers over poor salaries and allowances, describing such claims as false and misleading. In a statement signed by Acting Army Spokesperson, Col. Appolonia Anele, the military said mutiny is alien to its discipline and professionalism. The Army clarified that promotion increments are only part of overall remuneration and listed multiple allowances that make up soldiers’ pay. While acknowledging welfare concerns, it said structured reforms, salary reviews and improved benefits are ongoing, reaffirming loyalty to the Constitution and President Tinubu.

#NigerianArmy #MilitaryWelfare #MutinyClaims #NigeriaSecurity #Tinubu

Nigerian Army Dismisses Soldier Over Leaked Video of Deadly Boko Haram IED Attack in Borno

The Nigerian Army has dismissed Private Mansur Adamu for allegedly leaking video footage from a deadly IED attack by Boko Haram near Gubio, Borno State, which killed at least nine soldiers and injured several others. The blast occurred as troops traveled from Maiduguri, with the rear of the convoy struck by explosives planted by insurgents. The military emphasized that unauthorized disclosures of sensitive operational information are prohibited. The incident involved soldiers from 145 Damasak under 5 Brigade Maiduguri, highlighting ongoing security challenges in the region.

#BornoIEDAttack #NigerianArmy #BreakingNews

Nigerian Soldiers Warn Of Impending Mutiny Over Poor Salaries, Non-Payment Of Allowances

Some aggrieved Nigerian Army personnel have raised alarm over what they described as poor welfare conditions, including salary disparities for newly promoted officers and the non-payment of allowances.

In an open letter to President Bola Tinubu shared with SaharaReporters, the soldiers accused top service chiefs of corruption and extortion, alleging that the issues disproportionately affect rank-and-file personnel. They urged the President to order a thorough investigation into the military’s internal affairs, particularly matters impacting troop welfare.

The soldiers warned that growing frustration within the ranks could escalate, cautioning that a mutiny against senior officers may occur if the authorities fail to urgently address the lingering concerns.

#NigerianArmy #MilitaryWelfare #NigeriaNews

Nigerian Soldiers Warn Of Impending Mutiny Over Poor Salaries, Non-Payment Of Allowances

Some aggrieved Nigerian Army personnel have raised alarm over what they described as poor welfare conditions, including salary disparities for newly promoted officers and the non-payment of allowances.

In an open letter to President Bola Tinubu shared with SaharaReporters, the soldiers accused top service chiefs of corruption and extortion, alleging that the issues disproportionately affect rank-and-file personnel. They urged the President to order a thorough investigation into the military’s internal affairs, particularly matters impacting troop welfare.

The soldiers warned that growing frustration within the ranks could escalate, cautioning that a mutiny against senior officers may occur if the authorities fail to urgently address the lingering concerns.

#NigerianArmy #MilitaryWelfare #NigeriaNews

BREAKING: Angry Nigerian Soldiers Threaten Mutiny Over Poor Salaries, Unpaid Allowances, Accuse Service Chiefs of Corruption

Fresh tension is brewing in the Nigerian Army as aggrieved soldiers warn that a mutiny may erupt if the Federal Government fails to address worsening welfare conditions. In an open letter to President Bola Tinubu, the soldiers decried what they described as insulting salary increments following promotions, with some ranks receiving as little as ₦2,000–₦15,000 after five years of service. They accused military leadership of corruption, extortion, and selective implementation of allowances, noting that their counterparts in the Navy and Air Force earn significantly higher increments. The soldiers lamented unpaid and partially implemented allowances dating back to 2017, saying poor pay has trapped many in debt. They warned that continued silence from authorities could push desperate troops toward lawlessness, a situation they say poses grave danger to national security.
#nigerian_army

New GOC 8 Division Visits Tidibale, Assures Residents of Stronger Security Against Bandits

The new General Officer Commanding (GOC) 8 Division, Major General Bemgba Paul Koughna, has visited Tidibale Community in Isa LGA of Sokoto State, reaffirming the Nigerian Army’s commitment to security and peace. The visit followed the safe return of residents previously displaced by bandit threats. The GOC assured that troops are now stationed in the community to prevent any bandit control and respond swiftly to threats. He urged residents to remain vigilant and cooperate with security forces. Community leaders welcomed the visit, describing it as a renewed sign of hope and stability.

#NigerianArmy #SokotoSecurity #OperationFansanYamma

Lt Colonel Abdulazeez Saidu: Courage That Survived the Battlefield

Lt Colonel Abdulazeez Abdullahi Saidu is a Nigerian Army officer wounded in action in Maiduguri in 2019 while fighting Boko Haram under Operation Lafiya Dole. His injury marked a life-changing moment, bringing pain and a long recovery, but also revealing remarkable resilience.

His story is a reminder that soldiers’ sacrifices do not end on the battlefield. Many return home wounded but unbroken, carrying scars that reflect service and bravery. Lt Colonel Saidu represents Nigerian soldiers who went to war whole and came back changed—proof that heroism lives on in those who survive and continue to stand tall.

80 Militants Surrender Arms, Embrace Amnesty in Cross River…….

No fewer than 80 militants operating in the creeks of Akpabuyo Local Government Area of Cross River State have voluntarily surrendered their weapons and embraced the state government’s amnesty and reintegration programme. The surrender took place at Atimbo Rear Area under Operation OKWOK, within the Nigerian Army’s 13 Brigade area. Security sources said the breakthrough followed months of sustained military pressure and discreet dialogue involving community leaders and officials. Two camps led by ThankGod Ebikontei (Ayibanuagha) and John Isaac (Akpokolo) disbanded, with more fighters expected to report, marking a major boost against coastal militancy.#Fintternews

Uganda Opposition Leader Bobi Wine Speaks from Hiding After Election Raid

Ugandan opposition leader Bobi Wine has revealed that he escaped a police raid on his home and is currently in hiding, following reports that he was forcibly taken away in an army helicopter on Friday.

The developments come a day after elections in Uganda, which were marred by reports of violence and an internet blackout. Bobi Wine’s party had earlier suggested that he had been detained, raising international concern over the safety of opposition figures as the nation awaits election results.

#BobiWine #UgandaElections #PoliticalCrackdown #ElectionViolence

Uganda Opposition Leader Bobi Wine Speaks from Hiding After Election Raid

Ugandan opposition leader Bobi Wine has revealed that he escaped a police raid on his home and is currently in hiding, following reports that he was forcibly taken away in an army helicopter on Friday.

The developments come a day after elections in Uganda, which were marred by reports of violence and an internet blackout. Bobi Wine’s party had earlier suggested that he had been detained, raising international concern over the safety of opposition figures as the nation awaits election results.

#BobiWine #UgandaElections #PoliticalCrackdown #ElectionViolence

Ugandan Opposition Leader Bobi Wine Seized by Army Helicopter After Tense Election

Ugandan opposition leader Bobi Wine was forcibly taken from his home by security forces and flown away in an army helicopter on Friday, according to his party. The incident came a day after elections that were marred by reports of violence. His party said Wine’s private security guards were violently assaulted during the operation, raising fresh concerns over human rights abuses and political repression in Uganda.

#BobiWine #UgandaElection #AfricaPolitics #HumanRights

Wahala For Uganda: Army Helicopter Snatches Bobi Wine As Museveni Tightens Grip After Tense Election

Tension don burst for Uganda after opposition leader Bobi Wine was forcefully arrested and flown away in an army helicopter barely one day after the controversial election. Security forces reportedly stormed his home, assaulted his guards and took him to an unknown location, raising fresh fears of repression under President Museveni’s long rule. The arrest comes amid reports of internet shutdown, military intimidation and deadly attacks on opposition supporters, including the killing of 10 campaign agents. With Museveni leading early results, critics say the election was marred by violence and fear.

#UgandaCrisis #BobiWine #AfricaPolitics

“The Nigerian Army has failed the country. Musa, you talk too much with little action. Stop talking about insecurity and start going after the terrorists. What have you done with the 400+ names given to you by foreign intelligence of those sponsoring terrorism in Nigeria? You know these people, yet you do nothing.”

~ Barrister Darlington calls out Nigeria’s Defence Minister, General Musa.

#NigeriaSecurity #Terrorism #NigerianArmy #Accountability #DarlingtonSpeaks #Insecurity #StopTalkingStartActing #BreakingNews

Brigadier General Archibong Don Dey Detain Over Links To Retired Gen. Ali-Keffi, Weh Don Blow Buratai Case

Na serious gbege dey oo! Brig. Gen. Gabriel Archibong don dey held incommunicado for over 10 days by Army. Him family and lawyers no fit see am. Sources yan say e arrest connect with how Archibong dey gist plenty with retired Gen. Ali-Keffi, wey don expose wahala of terrorists finance wey involve Buratai and other top oga dem.

Ali-Keffi head Operation Service Wide (OSW), wey dey track terrorist financiers, yan say some big suspects wey dem arrest dey linked to Buratai, Emefiele, Malami, and Yahaya. But dem all release under “suspicious circumstances.” Archibong allegedly no dey cooperate with Army, so dem carry am go Army Special Investigation Bureau, seize him laptop and phone, even search him house.

Military sources dey fear say this fit spoil Archibong career and wellbeing. Dem yan say Buratai dey behind the gbege, dey use Army protect himself, make e no face wahala for his past. Ali-Keffi don sue Army for billions over unlawful detention, torture, and forced retirement. Na serious power play between retired and serving generals dem dey oo!

Military authorities have arrested and detained a serving Brigadier General over his alleged association with retired Major General Danjuma Hamisu Ali-Keffi. The detention is believed to be connected to Ali-Keffi’s legal and public dispute with former Chief of Army Staff, Lt. Gen. Tukur Buratai (rtd).

Ali-Keffi, appointed in October 2020 by former President Muhammadu Buhari to lead the covert Presidential Task Force, Operation Service Wide, has repeatedly accused officials of releasing terrorism-financing suspects while they were in military custody. The task force was responsible for arresting, investigating, and prosecuting financiers and collaborators of terrorist groups and targeting their leaders.

According to military sources, Brigadier General Gabriel E. Archibong was arrested more than 10 days ago and is currently being held at the Army’s Special Investigation Bureau. His arrest was reportedly linked to frequent communication with Ali-Keffi and claims that he was not cooperating with authorities.

After his arrest, soldiers searched his Lugbe residence for several hours. Nothing incriminating was found, but his phones and laptop were seized. Archibong, an officer serving at the Training and Doctrine Command (TRADOC) in Minna, Niger State, is feared to face serious career and personal consequences from the detention, despite sources insisting he has done nothing wrong.