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Tinubu approves expansion of Nigerian Army to 12 divisions and recruitment of 28,000 personnel to strengthen national security – THISAGE

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has approved the expansion of the Nigerian Army structure from eight to twelve divisions – a key move to enhance the country’s security architecture and improve the operational effectiveness of the Nigerian Army. According to Presidential Spokesperson, Bayo Onanuga, this endorsement underscores the President’s continued commitment to equipping the Armed Forces to effectively address Nigeria’s evolving …

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Top stories from all Nigerian Newspapers, Friday 24 July

Here are the top stories from around the country today. 1. The court handed down life sentences to three convicts in the Oyo school kidnapping case A Federal High Court in Abuja has sentenced three persons to life imprisonment in connection with the kidnapping of students and teachers in Oriire Local Government Area of ​​Oyo State.Read more 2. Tinubu expands …

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Vinicius Jr’s new appearance generates debate: did years of abuse influence him?

Vinicius Jr has spent years making headlines for dazzling defenders, winning trophies and standing up to racism. This time, however, the Real Madrid star is dominating the conversations for something completely different. Vinicius Jr has revealed a noticeably different appearance after undergoing a chin harmonization procedure, a cosmetic treatment designed to improve the jawline and facial structure. Vinicius Jr and …

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Troops rescue 11 kidnapping victims and arrest 21 terrorist suspects

According to official reports released on Thursday, Nigerian security forces have rescued 11 abducted people and arrested 21 suspected terrorists, collaborators, logistics service providers and drug dealers in a series of coordinated operations in Borno, Zamfara and Kogi states. The operations, conducted under the umbrella of Operation HADIN KAI, Operation Fansan Yamma and Operation MESA, took place between 21 and …

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