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The Nigerian armed forces have recorded a significant surge in the number of surrendering Islamic extremists across the troubled North-East region. High-ranking commanders and combatants from rival insurgent factions have increasingly abandoned their forest strongholds to surrender to frontline military units. State officials credit sustained battlefield pressure and targeted air interdictions for forcing these massive…
The killing of a retired general in captivity has pushed the Senate to draw a firm line against one of Nigeria’s longest-running counter-insurgency tools, with lawmakers demanding that captured terrorists be prosecuted rather than resettled, even as the Army announced the surrender of two senior Boko Haram commanders barely a day before the resolution….
The Nigerian Senate has called on the Federal Government to immediately halt the rehabilitation and reintegration of repentant Boko Haram fighters. Lawmakers unanimously adopted a resolution demanding that all captured or surrendered insurgents face criminal prosecution rather than state-sponsored social re-entry programmes. This legislative shift marks a major institutional pushback against Operation Safe Corridor, the…
