Why we haven’t yet prosecuted terrorism financiers – Nigerian Govt
[NigerianEye - Nigeria] - 22/11/2025
The Federal Government of Nigeria says has stated why it is yet to prosecute individuals suspected of financing terrorism, stressing that the process requires extensive and delicate investigations that cannot be rushed. The Minister of Information and National Orientation, Mohammed Idris, said this on Friday in an interview on Channels Television. Idris said that contrary to public perception, the matter was not as simple as having a list and immediately taking suspects to court. His comment is coming in the wake of the growing concerns over alleged government complicity in the escalating (…)
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