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Security expert Salihu Dantata has suggested that Nigeria may have been caught off guard by the recent United States airstrike on an ISIS terrorist hideout in Sokoto State, ordered by US President Donald Trump.Speaking during an interview from 19:31 on Arise News, Dantata raised concerns about the coordination and communication surrounding the operation, particularly the Nigerian government’s response after the strike became public. According to him, the sequence of events created the impression that Nigerian authorities were reacting after the fact rather than acting in full partnership with the United States“There is that possibility that President Trump just took our country by surprise and in order to save themselves from shame, they just had to key in by making the spokesperson of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to say, yes, we are aware,” Dantata said.The security analyst explained that in counterterrorism operations, especially those involving foreign military action...

Dr. Charles Omole, the author of "Muhammadu Buhari: From Soldier to Statesman, the Legacy of Muhammadu Buhari," has shared concerning insights into the Buhari administration's inner workings.In an interview with Channels Television, he discussed the significant influence of powerful groups, often called cabals, on the governance of the country.Omole pointed out that in a prior conversation, Yusuf Bichi, the former Director-General of the Department of State Services (DSS), raised serious alarms about President Muhammadu Buhari’s personal safety.According to Omole, this concern may have hampered the president's ability to take decisive action against certain influential individuals.The apprehension regarding his safety complicated leadership and constrained his decision-making.One of the critical issues highlighted by Omole was the consistent finding of listening devices in Buhari’s bedroom and office.He noted that during regular security audits conducted by the DSS in...

Former military Head of State, Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida (IBB), has advised the Federal Government to disregard any appeals for surrender from bandits operating in different parts of the country, insisting that the criminals must first be completely dealt with.Babangida made his position known in a post on his verified X handle, formerly Twitter, where he called for a decisive military response against armed groups terrorising communities nationwideAccording to the former leader, security agencies should prioritise the full neutralisation of bandits before considering dialogue or negotiations of any kind. He maintained that accepting surrender prematurely could undermine efforts to end insecurity.“While the bandits are pleading for surrender, we must not accept their plea until every one of them is neutralised and eliminated,”Babangida wrote. He added that once this is achieved, individual

Bish Johnson, a retired United States Army captain, has shared his perspectives regarding the recent missile attack on insurgents in Sokoto State.According to reports, the US government, in conjunction with the Nigerian government, has executed a missile strike on the base of insurgents linked to the Islamic State Group (IS).However, during an interview from 0:19 with Channels Television, Bish Johnson, a retired United States Army captain, stated that the president of the United States of America, Donald Trump, is a transactional president, and so there is likely an ulterior motive behind the assistance of the US government in Nigeria’s fight against insecurity.He maintained that there is no free lunch in the United States, stressing that each of those Tomahawk missiles launched against the insurgents costs about $1.3 millionAccording to the video, “There is no free lunch; each one of those Tomahawk missiles is about $1.3 million.”

According to our report, Islamic scholar Sheikh Ahmad Gumi has alleged that the rise of ISIS was a calculated project driven by powerful international intelligence interests, not a random extremist movement.In a statement shared on his official Facebook page, Gumi described the group as a strategic tool designed to destabilize Muslim societies from within. A detailed explanation of why people dream about writing exams or returning to school or eating, crying, seeing snakes has been published on NewsVista .He argued that ISIS serves a double agenda by drawing in violent radicals and redirecting their destruction toward Muslim communities, while creating the illusion that Western nations are protected from an Islamic threat. Gumi insisted that those behind the strategy misjudged Islam itself, stressing that the faith continues to spread globally through justice, monotheism, and peaceful coexistence, not violence.He maintained that extremist brutality contradicts Islam’s core ...