The Special Adviser to President Bola Tinubu on Policy Communication, Daniel Bwala, has revealed that the federal government is set to publicly disclose the identities of individuals and networks financing terrorism in Nigeria.
In an interview on Television Continental (TVC) on Sunday, Bwala said the administration is making “far-reaching decisions” on national security, which will soon be evident to Nigerians.
He noted that terrorism has evolved into a global threat that transcends borders, underscoring the need for stronger international cooperation.
Bwala explained that global powers increasingly recognize the importance of supporting nations like Nigeria, where extremist groups are attempting to expand their influence.
He added that the shift of terrorist activity from parts of the Middle East to the Sahel region has created new instability, requiring intensified regional and global collaboration.
He affirmed that the Tinubu administration is accelerating efforts to counter the threat domestically and will soon expose those responsible for funding and enabling terror groups across the country.
