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Weekly Press Review 15-21 May 2026
Suspensions and closures of international media outlets are increasingly being used to silence critical reporting and restrict access to information across the Sahel. Since 2022, several international media organisations, including Radio France
Weekly Press Review 01-07 May, 2026
The Joint Investigation Centre at Giwa Barracks, Maiduguri, on Wednesday said it has concluded investigations involving 1,450 suspected terrorists. Authorities at the facility said over 500 suspects have been screened for prosecution.
Weekly Press Review 20-26- March 2026
Regional News Sahel accounts for nearly half of all terror-related deaths: report | Africanews The Sahel region of Africa, which has become the “global epicentre of terrorism,” accounted for nearly […]
Weekly Press Review 06-12 March, 2026
Regional News Niger: Army repels attack on Tahoua drone base | Africanews A military drone base at the airport in Niger’s Tahoua was targeted overnight Sunday. Local authorities say the […]
Weekly Press Review 27 February to 05 March 2026
The presence of U.S. military personnel in Nigeria has sparked debate, especially after signals of renewed counter-terrorism efforts under the U.S. President Donald Trump.
Weekly Press Review January 13-19 February, 2026
he Defence Headquarters (DHQ) on Monday announced the arrival of about 100 United States military personnel at the Bauchi Airfield to support the Armed Forces of Nigeria in training and intelligence-sharing operations.
Weekly Press Review 16-22 January, 2026
At least eight Nigerian soldiers were killed and 50 wounded on when Islamist Boko Haram insurgents attacked a military formation in Borno State, security sources said on Wednesday.
Cross-Border Unity and Resilience Shine as Kanuri Descendants Converge in Nigeria’s Borno State
He urged communities in Niger, Chad, and Cameroon – which he described as “lagging behind” – to prioritize formal education for their children.
Weekly Press Review 05-11 December 2025
he Senate on Tuesday approved President Bola Tinubu’s request to deploy Nigerian troops to Benin Republic to help restore peace and defend democratic institutions threatened by an attempted military takeover in the neighbouring West African country.
