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Nigerian Army.

land warfare branch of Nigeria's military

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  • Abuja Structural

    The Nigerian Army maintains its headquarters and conducts core operations within the capital city of Abuja.

    Well supportedOct 14
  • Mohammed Yusuf Structural

    Mohammed Yusuf is employed as a private soldier and is attached to Nigerian Army assets.

    Well supportedJul 27
  • Niger Operational

    The Nigerian Army is actively deployed in Niger conducting security and anti-terror operations.

    Well supportedAug 18
  • Ifeanyi Eze Structural

    The Nigerian Army has officially designated Ifeanyi Eze as a wanted terror kingpin.

    Some supportSep 7
  • DSA Structural

    DSA supplies and integrates products, including space products, into the Nigerian Army's military operations.

    Some supportOct 12
  • major general Structural

    The rank of Major General is a formally defined and functional component of the Nigerian Army structure.

    Well supportedAug 29
  • Nigerian Air Force Operational

    The two military services actively collaborate through joint operations, intelligence sharing, and mutual support in security efforts.

    Well supportedOct 9
  • Kaduna Operational

    The Nigerian Army maintains a continuous operational presence in Kaduna state for security, training, and stability management.

    Well supportedSep 27
  • Benue State Structural

    Benue State provides the necessary operational base, logistical support, and governmental context for the Nigerian Army's security operations within its borders.

    Well supportedSep 26
  • Oyo State Structural

    Oyo State relies on the Nigerian Army for security operations, crisis management, and maintaining public order within its jurisdiction.

    Well supportedOct 12
  • Delta State Operational

    Delta State and Nigerian Army actively collaborate on security, with the state providing logistical support and land for joint operations.

    Well supportedOct 8
  • Rivers State Operational

    The Nigerian Army conducts security operations and maintains a formal partnership with Rivers State to enhance peace, curb crime, and support economic stability.

    Well supportedWed 18:35
  • Bauchi State Structural

    Bauchi State relies on the Nigerian Army for security, while providing logistical and operational support in return.

    Well supportedAug 12
  • Katsina State Structural

    The Nigerian Army is deployed into Katsina State to execute counter-terrorism and anti-banditry operations, a functional requirement for the state's security.

    Well supportedSep 23
  • Mangu Operational

    The Nigerian Army maintains a continuous security presence in Mangu LGA, conducting patrols and operations in response to local security issues.

    Well supportedOct 13
  • The university relies on the Nigerian Army for security, but this relationship is marked by incidents of military personnel invading and assaulting students.

    Well supportedJul 5
  • Osogbo Structural

    The Nigerian Army utilizes Osogbo as a permanent regional training depot, command base, and operational location.

    Well supportedSep 18
  • federal government Structural

    The Nigerian Army operates as a component of the federal structure, receiving mandates, funding, and regulatory approval from the Federal Government.

    Well supportedOct 12
  • Benin City Structural

    The Nigerian Army maintains divisional headquarters and conducts security operations within Benin City.

    Well supportedSep 25
  • Nigerian Navy Operational

    The Nigerian Navy and Nigerian Army maintain a formal operational partnership, conducting joint security and defense efforts.

    Well supportedAug 12
  • Enugu State Operational

    Enugu State coordinates security operations and requests intervention from the Nigerian Army within its jurisdiction.

    Well supportedSat 09:21
  • Kogi State Structural

    Kogi State relies on the Nigerian Army for joint security operations, counter-terrorism, and combating criminal elements within its territory.

    Well supportedSep 9
  • Nigeria Police Force Operational

    The Nigerian Army and Nigeria Police Force maintain a strong operational partnership, frequently conducting joint security operations, intelligence sharing, and mutual support.

    Well supportedSun 08:35
  • Lake Chad Operational

    The Nigerian Army maintains a military presence and conducts offensive operations within the Lake Chad region to counter insurgent threats.

    Well supportedTue 07:25
  • West Africa Operational

    The Nigerian Army actively operates across West Africa to address and support regional security threats.

    Well supportedThu 00:55
  • Ebonyi State Structural

    The Nigerian Army operates a strategic training depot within Ebonyi State, which provides necessary land and resource support from the state.

    Well supportedJul 10
  • DICON functions as a critical defense equipment manufacturer and supplier to the Nigerian Army.

    Some supportSep 11
  • Muhammadu Buhari Structural

    Muhammadu Buhari utilized his executive authority as President to influence the operational status and personnel of the Nigerian Army.

    Well supportedSep 22
  • Jalingo Structural

    The Nigerian Army has formally established and maintains a Division Headquarters and operational presence in Jalingo.

    Some supportAug 26
  • NIS Operational

    NIS and the Nigerian Army maintain active operational collaboration on security, border control, and joint operations.

    Well supportedOct 10
  • Musa Yahaya Structural

    Musa Yahaya holds the functional role of Public Relations director within the Nigerian Army.

    Well supportedAug 6
  • The Army utilizes the Academy's curriculum for readiness, and its service experience informs the Academy's military doctrine.

    Well supportedSat 15:35

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