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Nigeria Denies Officers Arrested over Coup Plot

The detained officers face investigation amid concerns over unpaid wages and poor conditions, with 16 arrests linked to alleged indiscipline during ongoing security challenges.

  • Earlier this month, the Armed Forces of Nigeria constituted an investigative panel, and the DHQ said its findings will be made public as part of a routine internal process.
  • Security pressure from insurgencies and banditry strained morale as detained officers cited career stagnation and repeated promotion exam failures, while troops reported unpaid wages and poor conditions this year.
  • Sahara Reporters and Premium Times said Saturday that at least 16 officers planned to overthrow President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, but the Armed Forces of Nigeria and Brigadier General Tukur Gusau called those reports false and misleading.
  • The DHQ urged the public to disregard misinformation and affirmed the Armed Forces of Nigeria's loyalty to the Constitution and President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, adding the 65th Independence Anniversary parade was cancelled for the President’s strategic bilateral meeting.
  • The military is stretched fighting Boko Haram, Islamic State West Africa Province, bandits and separatists, while analysts warn rising jihadist violence this year risks reversing more than a quarter century of civilian rule.
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Nigeria denies officers arrested over coup plot

Nigerian authorities on Saturday denied that more than a dozen officers had been arrested over a coup plot, pushing back on local media reports.

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