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08/11/2025

National Assembly Members Kick Over Tinubu's Non-Release Of Funds, Condemn Akpabio, Abbas' Leadership

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08/11/2025

07/11/2025

Nigerian Army Chief Shaibu Meets Troops In North-East, Orders Them To End Insurgency

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07/11/2025

Nigeria and China have signed a pact to use Chinese currency more often for transactions than the US dollar. Details in comments.

07/11/2025

US Senator Calls On White House To Impose Sanctions On Nigerian Officials, 12 States Practising Sharia, Blasphemy Laws

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07/11/2025

FCT Police Charge Regina Daniels’ Brother With Criminal Conspiracy, Theft After Petition By Senator Ned Nwoko

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07/11/2025

07/11/2025

THE MOST LIKELY US. RESPONSE OPTIONS (NIGERIA)

Intelligence Sharing and Training – The U.S. may provide intelligence support, surveillance technology, or counterterrorism training to local security forces through programs like the Trans-Sahara Counterterrorism Partnership.

Joint Operations Support – Rather than direct combat, the U.S. often assists with planning, logistics, or drone-based reconnaissance in cooperation with a partner nation’s military.
Sanctions and Asset Freezes – The U.S. Treasury and State Department can impose financial sanctions on individuals, organizations, or government officials accused of enabling terrorism.

Advisory Missions – U.S. military advisers or special forces units may be deployed in a limited, non-combat capacity to help improve the host country’s counterterrorism capabilities.
Diplomatic Pressure – The U.S. may use diplomatic channels to urge the Nigerian government to address alleged internal complicity or reform its counterterrorism approach.

These are general frameworks based on past and current U.S. strategies in regions like the Sahel, Somalia, and West Africa

07/11/2025

POSSIBLE US MILITARY RESPONSE OPTIONS AGAINST NIGERIA

Intelligence Sharing and Training – The U.S. may provide intelligence support, surveillance technology, or counterterrorism training to local security forces through programs like the Trans-Sahara Counterterrorism Partnership.

Joint Operations Support – Rather than direct combat, the U.S. often assists with planning, logistics, or drone-based reconnaissance in cooperation with a partner nation’s military.

Sanctions and Asset Freezes – The U.S. Treasury and State Department can impose financial sanctions on individuals, organizations, or government officials accused of enabling terrorism.

Advisory Missions – U.S. military advisers or special forces units may be deployed in a limited, non-combat capacity to help improve the host country’s counterterrorism capabilities.

Diplomatic Pressure – The U.S. may use diplomatic channels to urge the Nigerian government to address alleged internal complicity or reform its counterterrorism approach.

07/11/2025