Tinubu Confirms Foreign Support in Nigeria's Anti-Terror Fight

In his 2026 Easter message released on Good Friday, President Bola Tinubu acknowledged the persistent security challenges in Nigeria, despite the gallant efforts of the Nigerian Armed Forces. He confirmed that the administration is continuing to seek foreign partnerships to decisively tackle terrorism and banditry, although he did not specify the countries involved or the exact nature of the support.
Tinubu expressed confidence in the progress made by the military amid renewed attacks in parts of the country, including recent killings in Plateau State. He highlighted the importance of peace for sustainable progress, stating that no nation can thrive in fear.
Additionally, Tinubu defended his administration's economic reforms as necessary despite current hardships, urging political actors to act responsibly in adherence to the electoral act as the country approaches the 2027 elections.
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