The Federal Government has unveiled a fresh sanctions list identifying dozens of individuals and organisations suspected of financing terrorism across the country.
The disclosure was made on Saturday by the Nigeria Sanctions Committee, which said the move is part of ongoing efforts to curb the flow of funds to extremist networks.
According to the committee, the list features 48 names comprising both persons and entities believed to have direct or indirect links to terrorism financing activities.
Some of those listed are reportedly connected to outlawed groups such as the Indigenous People of Biafra, Ansaru, and the Islamic State West Africa Province.
Authorities say the publication is intended to strengthen enforcement measures and support national security operations aimed at dismantling financial networks sustaining insurgency and related threats.
