Joint US-Nigeria strike kills ISWAP deputy leader Abu-Bilal al-Minuki
ISWAP second-in-command killed near Metele in a joint US-Nigeria operation.
Chronological event log
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JNIM spillover, ISSP/Lakurawa rise — broad framing, not a sourced claim
ISWAP second-in-command killed near Metele in a joint US-Nigeria operation.
Joint ISWAP/JAS attack on Ngoshe's military base and resettled town; 100+ killed, 300+ abducted.
Counter-operation after Feb 14 Pulka base attack; commander killed, NGN 37m recovered.
Attack on workers rebuilding a previously terrorised village.
Seven soldiers killed, thirteen captured at Damasak military base.
Christmas Day bombing at Gamboru Market mosque; 5 killed, 35 injured.
Nigeria moved to acquire 24 M-346FA aircraft from Italy after grounding its Chinese-made JF-17 Block II fleet.
8 killed, 3 missing at a Civilian Joint Task Force position.
Brig. Gen. M. Uba abducted and later killed; 4 others killed in initial ambush.
Multi-day inter-factional naval clash on Lake Chad islands; large militant casualties on both sides.
Attack on resettled community of Darajama; 63+ killed including 5 soldiers.
Dawn-prayer mosque attack in Katsina State; casualty figures diverge sharply by source.
Mass-capture incident described as a shift toward larger-scale bandit raids.
The Mali-based, Fulani-rooted Lakurawa network carried out a string of attacks across Sokoto and Kebbi states between January and June, killing at least 59 civilians according to regional security analysis.
Roadside IED, part of a wider rise in device use on the corridor.
Raid on Munumu Forest camps; leader's son among those killed (Yankuzo's own fate unconfirmed).
Nigeria continued a defence-industrial partnership with Italy covering AW-109 helicopters, with phased deliveries into early 2026.