A Federal High Court in Abuja convicts and sentences Halima Haliru to 20 years in prison for terrorism-related offences after she pleads guilty, according to reports from Vanguard and Premium Times. The court action follows the prosecution’s account that Haliru is arrested in July 2025 in Plateau State, north-central Nigeria, with 302 rounds of 7.6 x 39mm live ammunition. Prosecutors allege the ammunition is intended for delivery to a notorious bandit leader. The cases are described as terrorism-linked, and the court issues the prison term after proceedings in Abuja. While both outlets report the same outcome and central facts—Haliru’s identity, the ammunition quantity and type, her arrest date and location, and the 20-year sentence—they focus differently on aspects of the allegations. Vanguard emphasizes the sentencing after a guilty plea, while Premium Times details the ammunition and the alleged intended recipient. The reports do not describe any appeals or further case developments at the time of publication.