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Nigeria Independence Day Security: NSCDC Deploys 3,000 Personnel in Abuja as Army Expands Zamfara Operations

Nigeria is entering its 66th Independence Anniversary with a major security push in both the capital and the North-West. The Nigeria Independence Day security 2026 operation includes the deployment of 3,000 Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps personnel across Abuja, while the Nigerian Army has operationalised two new infantry battalions in Zamfara State. The NSCDC…

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Plateau Attacks Kill Police Officer and Civilians as Security Pressure Mounts Despite Curfew

Plateau State is facing another wave of deadly attacks after a senior police officer attached to Operation Rainbow was killed in an ambush while responding to a security incident along the Barkin Ladi-Bokkos road. The September 22 attack came only a day after the Plateau State Government imposed a dusk-to-dawn curfew in Barkin Ladi, Bokkos…

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Nigeria Security Operations 2026: ONSA Reports 7,062 Operations and 1,487 Terrorists Neutralised

Nigeria’s security agencies carried out 7,062 security operations across the country in July and August, with 1,487 terrorists and insurgents neutralised, according to the Office of the National Security Adviser (ONSA). But beyond the headline figure, the latest Nigeria security operations 2026 report points to a wider change in how the government is tackling insecurity….

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NOUN Bursar Nasiru Marafa Killed in Zamfara as Security Risks Reach Public Officials

The killing of National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN) Bursar Nasiru Gusau Marafa in Zamfara has again raised questions about the security of people travelling through parts of the state, including senior public officials. NOUN confirmed on Sunday, September 6, that Marafa was reportedly shot while returning from Gusau, the Zamfara State capital. However, the…

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Nigeria’s Ransom Crisis Is Turning Insecurity Into a Family Debt Trap

Nigerian troops are recording fresh successes against terrorists in Zamfara, but another part of the security crisis is becoming harder to ignore: even when people survive kidnapping, their families may not recover financially. Troops under Operation Fansan Yamma recently neutralised two terrorists in Zamfara and intercepted 180 suspected explosive devices. The operation is another sign…

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