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BORNO POLICE AT WAR WITH ISIS PRESENCE IN NIGERIA

The police command in Borno, on Tuesday alerted the public of the presence of the faction of ISIS, the Islamic State of West African Province (ISWAP), in Nigeria: operating within the internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) camps in the country.

This revelation was made by the assistant commissioner of Police, Borno State Command, Ahmed Bello, while giving update on the security situation at a Humanitarian  and Development Coordination Forum in Maiduguri.
Bello, who was holding brief for the commissioner of Police, Demien Chukwu, disclosed that it has been confirmed that three out of the 22 ‘Boko-Haram’ members apprehended two months ago, belonged to ISIS.
He disclosed that the dreaded group often plant their spies at IDP camps to stir up chaos, undetected.  He further said that the command had launched a radio awareness campaign to sensitize the public on the need to be conscious of their environment, adding that some of the affected victims in the camps are not IDPs.
He was quoted as saying:
“We have our ways of rating them to the classes of A.B.C.  So, if you find any suspicious person, do not just send him away, but arrest him because the terrorists have their sympathisers; they are the people that are giving them information”
The drastic reduction in cases of bomb blasts carried out by insurgents, using improvised Explosives Devices in Maiduguri metropolis, was as a result of the arrest of the culprits, he explained.
In commenting on the matter, Bashir Garga, NEMA Northeast Zonal coordinator, praised the Police and other security agencies for giving security to the IDPs and providing secure working environment for humanitarian aid workers in the Northeast.


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