Olaniyi Osoba

Olaniyi Osoba

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Lieutenant Colonel Olaniyi Osoba is the Chief Military Information Officer of the Multinational Joint Task Force, who recently reported the surrender of seven Boko Haram terrorists in Borno State, Nigeria.

Global Media Ratings
Dominance
0.00%
Persistence
0 wks
Reach
1,792,518
Power
3,896$
Sentiment
5.75
Countries Mentioned
Country Mentions Sentiment Dominance + Persistence x Population = Reach x GDP (millions) = Power
Nigeria 4 5.75 0.87% +0% 206,139,589 1,792,518 $448,000 3,896$
Totals 4 206,139,589 1,792,518 $448,000 3,896$
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Recent Mentions

Nigeria Nigeria: Olaniyi Osoba is the Acting Deputy Director of Army Public Relations who confirmed the circumstances of the clerics' abduction. 6

The Punch: Police launch rescue for six abducted Zamfara Imams

Nigeria Nigeria: Lieutenant Colonel Olaniyi Osoba issued a statement confirming the abduction of Islamic scholars and refuting misleading reports. 6

The Punch: Army confirms abduction of six Islamic scholars in Zamfara

Nigeria Nigeria: Olaniyi Osoba is the Acting Deputy Director of Army Public Relations who dismissed reports about the clerics' kidnapping. 6

The Punch: Police begin rescue of six abducted clerics in Zamfara

Nigeria Nigeria: Lt Col Olaniyi Osoba is the spokesman for the Nigerian Army, 8 Division. 5

The Punch: Zamfara terrorists killed as troops, airstrikes hit hideouts

Nigeria Nigeria: Lt. Col. Olaniyi Osoba confirmed that the military successfully forced the bandits to retreat into the forest. 8

The Punch: Army Officer, Policeman Killed, Resident

Nigeria Nigeria: Olaniyi Osoba is the Acting Deputy Director of Army Public Relations who provided a statement regarding the military's operations against terrorists. 7

The Punch: Soldier, police officer killed as army rescues nine abductee

Tanzania Tanzania: Army spokesperson Lieutenant Colonel Olaniyi Osoba said troops raided a known bandit camp in Zamfara after receiving intelligence that captives were being held there. 7

The Citizen – major Tanzanian English newspaper, est. 2004: Nigerian troops rescue 62 hostages, kill two militants in northwest operations