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Nigeria: Premium Times to Bring Rare, Intriguing Details of 2025 Alleged Coup Plot Against Tinubu Administration

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Nigeria: Premium Times to Bring Rare, Intriguing Details of 2025 Alleged Coup Plot Against Tinubu Administration
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Premium Times has released a series based on official investigation records that detail an alleged 2025 coup plot against President Bola Tinubu’s administration. The plot, uncovered in September 2024, led to a scaled‑down Independence Day celebration and is now the subject of criminal proceedings involving serving and retired military officers and civilians. The documents identify dozens of suspects, including Colonel Mohammed Ma’aji as a principal coordinator, and describe plans to assassinate top government officials and a wide‑reaching logistical network.

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The special PREMIUM TIMES series draws on official investigation records, bringing to light rare, intriguing and shocking details of the alleged 2025 failed coup plot against President Bola Tinubu's administration. In September last year, an alleged failed plot to topple President Bola Tinubu's administration unsettled the Nigerian government while officials made spirited efforts to downplay or even dismiss outrightly the conspiracy that reportedly forced a scaled-down 1 October 2025 Independence celebration. The plot, now subject of ongoing criminal proceedings in both the military and regular courts with serving and retired military officers as well as civilians facing trial, has received wide media coverage.

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