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Nigeria, U.S Forces Neutralise 175 ISIS Terrorists In Coordinated Strike – DHQ.

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The Defence Headquarters (DHQ) has announced that no fewer than 175 ISIS terrorists have been killed in a renewed counter-terrorism operation involving the Nigerian Military and United States forces.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

The disclosure was made on Tuesday in a statement by the Director of Defence Information, Maj.-Gen. Samaila Uba.

According to the DHQ, an updated assessment as of May 19, 2026, confirmed that 175 ISIS fighters were eliminated through coordinated air and ground operations in Nigeria’s North-East region.

The statement added that the joint offensive also led to the destruction of terrorist checkpoints, weapons storage facilities, logistics hubs, equipment depots, and financial networks used to support insurgent activities.

It further revealed that several senior terrorist commanders were killed during the operations, including Abu-Bilal al-Minuki, described as one of ISIS’s most influential global operatives.

The DHQ said the operation marks a significant breakthrough in the ongoing fight against terrorism in collaboration with the United States Africa Command.

It stated: “The Defence Headquarters wishes to announce major successes in continuing counterterrorism operations in close coordination with the United States Africa Command against ISIS terrorists in North-East Nigeria.

“As of May 19, 2026, assessments indicate that 175 ISIS militants have been eliminated from the battlefield.”

The military also noted that the strikes destroyed key ISIS infrastructure, including checkpoints, weapons caches, logistics bases, military hardware, and financial channels used to sustain operations.

According to the statement, the killing of Abu-Bilal al-Minuki has significantly weakened ISIS’s command structure and disrupted its external attack planning network.

Other high-ranking terrorists reportedly killed include Abd-al Wahhab, an ISWAP commander involved in attacks and propaganda; Abu Musa al-Mangawi, a senior ISWAP figure; and Abu al-Muthanna al-Muhajir, a media operations chief and close ally of al-Minuki.

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‘No More Excuses!’: Minister Umahi Descends On Deplorable Benin-Asaba Route In High-Stakes Visit!

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  • Urgent On-Site Inspection: Minister of Works, David Umahi, has scheduled an inspection of the troubled Benin-Asaba highway following intense public frustration over worsening gridlock and deteriorating road conditions.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

    • Multistakeholder Assessment: Announced during the flag-off ceremony for the Ibadan-Ijebu-Ode Road dualisation and detailed by his media aide Francis Nwaze, the visit will bring together ministry officials, independent engineers, project contractors, and Edo State government representatives.

    • Concession and Contractor Concerns: Umahi attributed part of the crisis to private-sector concession efforts, noting that the handling company stripped over 30 kilometres of asphalt without finishing the rehabilitation work, leaving motorists stranded in heavy traffic.

    • Critical Regional Artery: The Benin-Asaba route serves as a vital economic corridor connecting Edo and Delta states, heavily relied upon by thousands of travelers moving between the South-South and other regions of the country.

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‘Double Doom For Nigeria!’: Senator Kalu Exposes The Two Massive Evils Destroying The Economy!.

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  • Twin Economic Threats: Senator Orji Uzor Kalu (representing Abia North) has identified the high cost of fuel and the dollar exchange rate as the two primary drivers crippling Nigeria’s economy.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

    • Call for Domestic Production: During an interview on News Central Television, the former Abia State governor stressed that Nigeria cannot achieve long-term stability by relying solely on oil while continuing to import basic necessities.

    • Critique of Government and Production Deficit: Kalu criticized public officials for lacking the willingness to make necessary sacrifices, noted that the frustration of the country’s youth is justified, and pointed out that Nigeria’s economy has remained largely unproductive since 1960.

    • Prioritizing Real Sector Growth: Emphasizing that oil revenue alone is not a silver bullet, he urged the nation to channel resources into active domestic production—particularly in agriculture and food security—to secure a sustainable future.

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Total U-Turn! Dalung Defies Public Outcry And Demands Immediate Reintroduction Of Fuel Subsidy!.

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  • Backing the Subsidy Return: Former Minister of Youth and Sports Development, Solomon Dalung, has publicly supported calls to reintroduce fuel subsidies, noting that the removal has only favored a select few in government rather than ordinary citizens.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

      • Views on Atiku’s Proposal: Sharing his perspective during an appearance on Arise Television, Dalung aligned with recent discussions surrounding the policy stance of opposition figures regarding the subsidy.

      • Criticism of Anti-Corruption Efforts: The former minister also voiced strong reservations about the current administration’s strategy for tackling corruption, questioning its structural capacity to address the issue effectively.

      • Praise for State Police Initiative: On a positive note, Dalung commended President Bola Tinubu for pushing forward the legislative process for the establishment of state police, though he cautioned that the practical benefits will take time to manifest.

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