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“Nigeria Approved US Airstrikes on Terrorist Targets” — Tuggar Confirms


 Nigeria’s Foreign Minister, Yusuf Tuggar, has confirmed that the recent US military airstrikes targeting terrorist camps in northwest Nigeria were conducted with the full knowledge and approval of the Nigerian government. This statement clarifies public debates and rumors that questioned Nigeria’s involvement or consent.

In a public briefing, Minister Tuggar stated:

Nigeria provided intelligence used in planning the US airstrikes

The federal government gave formal approval prior to the operation

The strikes were coordinated efforts, not unilateral actions by the US

He emphasized that these actions were part of ongoing counter-terrorism cooperation between Nigeria and the United States. TVC News

The clarification comes amid public debate and speculation, particularly after civil society figures suggested that the US may have acted independently. Tuggar’s confirmation ensures that:

Nigeria’s sovereignty was respected

Collaboration with foreign partners is coordinated and approved at the highest level

The strikes are part of joint counter-terrorism efforts, targeting extremist groups responsible for attacks in the region

Reputable international media outlets, including Reuters and Punch Nigeria, corroborate Tuggar’s statement:

The strikes targeted Islamic State-linked militants in northwest Nigeria

Both Nigerian and US authorities coordinated on intelligence, timing, and targets

Nigerian President Bola Ahmed Tinubu approved the operation before execution Reuters

Public Reactions

The clarification has been welcomed by some Nigerians who see it as a necessary transparency move, while others continue to call for:

Stronger domestic counter-terrorism strategies

Clearer communication with citizens about military actions

Nigeria’s Foreign Minister Yusuf Tuggar confirms that the US airstrikes on terrorist targets were fully approved and coordinated with the Nigerian government, highlighting the country’s active role in ensuring its sovereignty while collaborating internationally to combat terrorism

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