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US troops arrive in Nigeria to help train its military, Nigerian military says
About 100 U.S. military personnel arrived to provide training and intelligence support under Nigerian command to counter extremist groups, enhancing protection of vulnerable communities.
- About 100 United States military personnel and equipment have arrived in Nigeria to help train its military, as part of a planned initiative to support military training, technical assistance, and intelligence sharing.
- The US personnel will serve strictly in an advisory and training capacity, with all training activities conducted under the authority and control of the Nigerian Government and in coordination with the Nigerian Armed Forces.
- The collaboration aims to provide Nigeria with specialized technical capabilities to improve its ability to deter terrorist threats and enhance the protection of vulnerable communities across the country.
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U.S. troops arrive in Nigeria to help train soldiers, country's military says
The arrival followed a request by the Nigerian government to the U.S government for help with training, technical support and intelligence-sharing, the military said in a statement.
In recent days, several transport aircraft carrying American soldiers and equipment have been seen in the northern states of Nigeria.
Defence Headquarters Announces Arrival Of US Troops In Bauchi
The Defence Headquarters (DHQ) on Monday announced the arrival of about 100 United States military personnel at the Bauchi Airfield to support the Armed Forces of Nigeria in training and intelligence-sharing operations. In a statement, Director of Defence Information, Major General Samaila Uba, said the deployment followed formal engagements between Nigerian and US defence officials and was based on a request by the Federal Government. “The depl…
100 U.S military personnel arrive in Nigeria
The Defence Headquarters has announced the arrival of about 100 United States military personnel and associated equipment at Bauchi Airfield. This was disclosed in a statement by Major General Samaila Uba, Director of Defence Information, on Monday. He stated that the deployment followed a formal request by the Federal Government of Nigeria and was part of a planned initiative to support military training, technical assistance, and intelligence …
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