Nigerian Politics in 2025: Rising Insecurity and Threats of US Military Intervention
In 2025, Nigerian politics was marred by escalating insecurity, with threats of US military intervention by President Donald Trump due to the deteriorating security situation. The country witnessed attacks on military and civilian targets by terrorist groups and bandits, leading to increased tensions.
Notable incidents included the killing of Brig Gen Musa Uba by ISWAP in Borno State and the rescheduling of Bola Tinubu's official visit to Kaduna State following deadly attacks in Benue State. The Nigerian government faced criticism for its handling of security challenges, with concerns raised about the effectiveness of military efforts.
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