Nigeria, Aug. 27 -- Speaking on Arise News' News Night program, Monitored By The News Chronicle on Tuesday, Usman explained that Boko Haram is no longer operating alone but has formed dangerous alliances with global terror networks.

"We have seen that even Boko Haram is evolving new tactics. Where do they get it? Because they are in a global alliance with these non-state actors," he said.

According to him, some foreign countries engaged in proxy wars are training and funding terrorist groups in West Africa. This connection, he warned, provides Boko Haram with new strategies, advanced training, and financial support.

Usman stressed that the threat is now more complex than just a local insurgency, as it involves international dimensions ...