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The Nigerian Government has finally designated bandits as terrorists after a court gave the order. The Guardian learned that a government gazette announcing the declaration was signed on November 29, 2021, days after the court order. “A notice is hereby given that the order of the federal high court Abuja, in suit number FHC/ABJ/C’S/1370/2021 dated […]

The Middle Belt Forum, MBF, has accused the Federal Government of lacking the political will to end terrorism in Nigeria. MBF National President, Bitrus

This followed a ruling of the Federal High Court in Abuja in November ordering the FG to declare the activities of Yan Bindiga and ...

LAGOS, NIGERIA - Nigeria's government on Wednesday labeled heavily armed gangs blamed for mass kidnappings as terrorists in a bid to deter violence i

President Muhammadu Buhari has promised to exercise the full strength of the military to flush out bandits in the North - West region of the country.

The federal government has released the official gazette categorizing bandits as terrorists. A federal high court sitting in Abuja had on November 26

Bandit gangs have long plagued Nigeria's northwest and north-central states, raiding villages to loot and kidnap for ransom, but violence has become more widespread

The Federal Government has finally declared bandits as terrorists. The declaration is contained in a gazette proscribing their existence and restraining

Justice Taiwo Taiwo of the Federal High Court in Abuja on November 26 granted an ex parte application by the Federal Government for Yan Bindiga (Hausa word for gunmen) and Yan Ta’adda (Hausa word for terrorists) to be declared as terrorists but Malami refused to do so.

The Nigerian judiciary was paralysed for over two months due to the strike embarked upon by workers fighting for the financial autonomy of the third arm of government.