Nigeria trains 800 soldiers in special operations to combat terrorism and enhance security.

Nigeria is training 800 soldiers from its Army, Navy, and Air Force as Special Operations Forces to improve security against terrorism, insurgency, and transnational crimes. The training, announced by Defence Minister Alhaji Mohammed Badaru Abubakar, aims to create a highly skilled, adaptable force capable of handling complex operations. The program includes special combat tactics, counterterrorism, and intelligence gathering. Foreign military experts are also aiding the training to equip soldiers with modern technology and weapons. This is part of a broader strategy to enhance national security and will be expanded to include more personnel.