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Nigerian Army raises alarm over attempted cyber breach of X account
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Nigerian Army raises alarm over attempted cyber breach of X account

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The Nigerian Army has disclosed that its official X account came under an attempted cyberattack on Saturday, prompting the activation of measures to prevent unauthorised access.

Acting Director, Army Public Relations, Col. Appolonia Anele, confirmed the incident in a statement issued on Saturday in Abuja.

According to Anele, the suspected breach occurred at about 5 pm, adding that the Army was treating the development as a cybersecurity incident.

She said technical and protective measures were immediately deployed to secure the account and prevent further attempts to compromise it.

“The Nigerian Army assures members of the public, the media and other stakeholders that appropriate measures are underway to fully secure the affected account,” she said.

Anele consequently advised members of the public and the media to disregard any suspicious, misleading, unauthorised or unverified material posted through the affected account.

She stressed that such content should not be interpreted as the official position of the Nigerian Army.

The Army spokesperson urged the public and media organisations to rely on the military’s other verified communication channels for official information while efforts to resolve the incident continue.

She reaffirmed the Army’s commitment to maintaining information integrity, operational security and responsible strategic communication.

Anele also thanked members of the public for their vigilance, understanding and cooperation, assuring them that additional information would be released when necessary.

Nigerian Army raises alarm over attempted cyber breach of X account

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