TRENDING

IBEDC restores power to Oyo communities after prolonged blackout • Tinubu Felicitates Insurance Mogul, Senator Yinka Omilani At 90 • Food Security: NALDA to Convert Degraded Forests into Agricultural Estates, Empower 4,000 Women • ActionAid Raises Alarm Over Poverty, Insecurity, Debt Burden, Flood Threats • Egypt, Nigeria Deepen Push for African Solutions to Continental Challenges • EFCC: Immigration CG Not Under Probe • Ibeno Stakeholders Hail Gov Eno’s Swift Flood Response, Seek Lasting Coastal Protection • Two nabbed over A’Ibom man’s killing, burial • Osun mining site attack leaves labourer dead, workers missing • Ex-CDS credits DSS with rescue of Oyo pupils, teachers • Gunshots rock Osun motor parks as NURTW factions clash • Lagos Leather Fair 2026 Maps Global Future for African Leather with AI and Exports • Police nab 147 hoodlums in Lagos raids, recover 250 cartridges • Custody battle: Lagos court orders children released to father • Beyond the Pitch: What Nigeria’s World Cup Absence Says About the Economy • Was the World Cup 2026 A Success? • Adamawa man dies after alleged stick attack, suspect arrested • Fashion institute graduates 30 entrepreneurs, targets global brands • Nigeria can drive Africa’s largest exchange — Popoola • Champions Pocket N37m, Six Cars at 12th National Derby Races in Sokoto • IBEDC restores power to Oyo communities after prolonged blackout • Tinubu Felicitates Insurance Mogul, Senator Yinka Omilani At 90 • Food Security: NALDA to Convert Degraded Forests into Agricultural Estates, Empower 4,000 Women • ActionAid Raises Alarm Over Poverty, Insecurity, Debt Burden, Flood Threats • Egypt, Nigeria Deepen Push for African Solutions to Continental Challenges • EFCC: Immigration CG Not Under Probe • Ibeno Stakeholders Hail Gov Eno’s Swift Flood Response, Seek Lasting Coastal Protection • Two nabbed over A’Ibom man’s killing, burial • Osun mining site attack leaves labourer dead, workers missing • Ex-CDS credits DSS with rescue of Oyo pupils, teachers • Gunshots rock Osun motor parks as NURTW factions clash • Lagos Leather Fair 2026 Maps Global Future for African Leather with AI and Exports • Police nab 147 hoodlums in Lagos raids, recover 250 cartridges • Custody battle: Lagos court orders children released to father • Beyond the Pitch: What Nigeria’s World Cup Absence Says About the Economy • Was the World Cup 2026 A Success? • Adamawa man dies after alleged stick attack, suspect arrested • Fashion institute graduates 30 entrepreneurs, targets global brands • Nigeria can drive Africa’s largest exchange — Popoola • Champions Pocket N37m, Six Cars at 12th National Derby Races in Sokoto

July 21, 2026|02:18

Back to Home

Army

Soldiers arrest six terrorist logistic suppliers in N’East, recover starlink, others

Punch Nigeria about 16 hours 1 mins read

Nigerian soldiers have arrested six suspected terrorist logistics suppliers in the North-East, recovering a Starlink system and other materials. This disru Read More: https://punchng.com/soldiers-arrest-six-terrorist-logistic-suppliers-in-neast-recover-starlink-others/

This article was sourced from an external publication.

Share this article