DHQ queries Nigeria’s terrorism index ranking as FG freezes assets of terrorism financiers

Citing credibility concerns, the Defence Headquarters (DHQ) yesterday rebuffed suggestions that Nigeria has climbed to sixth place in the 2025 Global Terrorism Index (GTI), marking an increase in its terrorism impact ranking from eighth place in the past two years.

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