The Nigerian government has officially released a list of 48 individuals and groups accused of financing terrorism in the country. The Nigeria Sanctions Committee (NIGSAC) published the names on Saturday, marking the first comprehensive public disclosure of suspected terrorism financiers. Those listed include persons and entities allegedly connected to the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), Ansaru, and the Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP). The move follows years of pressure for greater transparency in the government's counterterrorism efforts. The list contains both Nigerian nationals and foreign-linked actors, though specific details on their alleged activities were not provided. The publication aligns with Nigeria's obligations under United Nations Security Council Resolution 1373, which requires member states to track and report on terrorism financing networks. NIGSAC stated that affected individuals and organizations may petition for review or delisting through established legal channels. The committee did not disclose the evidence behind each listing but affirmed that assessments were conducted in line with national and international standards. The release comes amid ongoing security challenges in the northeast and southeast regions. No immediate enforcement actions or sanctions were announced alongside the list. The government has not indicated whether arrests or asset seizures will follow.