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Drone-backed militants attack Nigerian army base, several soldiers dead

Drone-backed militants attack Nigerian army base, several soldiers dead

  • The militants struck the Sabon Gari base before dawn
  • The ⁠army regained control after reinforcements arrived
By Reuters ·
Nine Nigerian troops killed, several missing in jihadist ambush

Nine Nigerian troops killed, several missing in jihadist ambush

By AFP ·
Update UN food agency projects northern Nigeria to experience hunger at unprecedented level in 2026

UN food agency projects northern Nigeria to experience hunger at unprecedented level in 2026

By AP ·
Militants kill 63 in attack on Nigerian town

Militants kill 63 in attack on Nigerian town

By AFP ·
Update Suicide blast kills 20 anti-militant fighters in Nigeria

Suicide blast kills 20 anti-militant fighters in Nigeria

By AFP ·
3 suicide bombers kill 12 in Nigeria, emergency agency says

3 suicide bombers kill 12 in Nigeria, emergency agency says

By Ahmed Kingimi and Lanre Ola | Reuters ·

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