US EditionWe Didn’t Receive Any Intelligence Before Benue Massacre—Army
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We Didn’t Receive Any Intelligence Before Benue Massacre—Army
The Nigerian Army on Wednesday dismissed reports alleging it received prior intelligence on the June 13, 2025, attacks in Benue State but failed to act. Major General Moses Gara, the force commander of Operation Whirl Stroke (OPWS), described the report as false, misleading, and a dangerous form of cyberbullying aimed at discrediting the military and undermining public trust in its operations. The report, not THE WHISTLER referenced a purported …
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