Terrorists Plotting Attacks On Lagos, FCT, Four Others –NSCDC
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All its state commands in Nigeria have been placed on alert by the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) following intelligence reports that elements of the Boko Haram Terrorists, as well as those of Islamic State West Africa Province ISWAP, have heightened plots to attack the nation’s capital, Abuja and five other states including Lagos.

The leaked memo dated July 25 and signed by the Deputy Commandant General DCG Operations, Dauda Danladi Mungadi which was addressed to all state commands of the NSCDC, the Corps said two separate bandit groups have also concluded plans to attack Abuja and others.

The memo reads; ‘We have received credible intelligence that Boko-Haram and the ISWAP Terrorist groups have mobilised fighters and high calibre weapons particularly Rocket propelled Grenade (RPG) launchers, Anti-Aircraft (AA) guns and General Purpose Machine Guns (GPMGS) which they intend to deploy for the offensive in Katsina State.

Read Also: Kuje Attack: ISWAP Terrorists Finally Claims Responsibility

The memo further read; ‘In another development, two separate bandits groups are plotting coordinated attacks on North-West, North Central and South West (Katsina, Zamfara, Kaduna, Kogi, FCT and Lagos) respectively.

‘Consequently the Commandant General has directed you scale up deployment in all strategic places including: Schools, Worship Centres and Critical National Assets in your respective states to checkmate any possible threats by these criminal elements. Please treat as urgent’.

Africa Today News, New York reports that there has been strong apprehension in Abuja and other parts of the country following increased attacks on security formations as well as the Presidential Guards in Abuja.

The Islamic State in West Africa Province (ISWAP) has two weeks ago claimed responsibility for the attack on Kuje Prison where no fewer than 800 inmates were freed in Abuja.

The terrorists claimed the responsibility in a video which was released on Wednesday night which was obtained by Africa Today News, New York.

Africa Today News, New York

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