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The House of Representatives on Wednesday approved a ₦100.5 billion promissory note programme to reimburse the Yobe State Government for building the Muhammadu Buhari International Cargo Airport in Damaturu, which the Federal Government has taken over. The exact sum, ₦100,509,017,234.55, was recommended by the House Committee on Aids, Loans and Debt Management after what…
Female food vendors who fry akara at roadside stalls across Yobe State are set to become the newest beneficiaries of a government empowerment drive, after the State Executive Council approved N460.83 million for the purchase of beans and cooking equipment to shore up their small trades. The approval, reached at a council meeting…
Two high-ranking Boko Haram commanders have surrendered to the Nigerian Army in Yobe State following sustained operational pressure in the North-East. Security officials confirmed that the insurgent leaders abandoned their forest hideouts to turn themselves over to frontline troops. The identities of the operatives remain withheld while military intelligence personnel conduct preliminary debriefings. This high-profile…
Nigerian troops killed at least 50 Islamic State West Africa Province fighters during a night raid on a military base in Yobe State. The insurgents launched a multi-pronged assault on the 27 Brigade headquarters in Buni Gari at 2 am on Thursday. They moved from the west and south in an attempt to encircle the…
An accidental airstrike on a weekly market at the Borno–Yobe border has killed at least 56 people. The Saturday afternoon raid targeted Jilli Market, a bustling trade hub between the Gubio and Geidam local government areas. Military jets were reportedly tracking Boko Haram insurgents who had entered the market to extort levies and buy supplies….
Nigerian troops have defeated a series of simultaneous terrorist assaults across Borno and Yobe states. The Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP) launched the coordinated strikes overnight between 8 and 9 March 2026. Targets included military positions in Delwa, Goniri, Kukawa, Mainok, and a forward base deep within the Sambisa Forest. While the army maintained…