The delivery, carried out last weekend, was described by the U.S. Africa Command (AFRICOM) as a reflection of the expanding security partnership between both countries.
AFRICOM said the equipment was supplied under a Foreign Military Sales agreement aimed at enhancing bilateral defence cooperation and supporting efforts to tackle terrorism and other security challenges confronting the region.
“Partnership in action,” AFRICOM said in a post on X, while highlighting the latest delivery as part of ongoing U.S.-Nigeria military cooperation.
The development underscores the commitment of both countries to deepening collaboration in defence and strengthening Nigeria’s capacity to respond to emerging security threats.
