US Conducts Surveillance Flights Over Nigeria Amid Security Concerns

The US has increased surveillance over Nigeria after President Trump's warnings of potential military action. The surveillance flights, conducted by Tenax Aerospace, focus on tracking movements of terrorist groups like Boko Haram and Islamic State West Africa Province.

The flights began in late November and are part of broader intelligence efforts to address the worsening security situation in Nigeria. The US officials have quietly confirmed the surveillance activities, citing sensitive security concerns.

The choice of Ghana as the operational base for the flights indicates a strategic move to enhance American intelligence capabilities in West Africa.