A senior police officer who was involved in the Sunday arrest of the man 'suspected of being behind the manufacture of explosives used in a series of Boko Haram suicide attacks' told AFP on Tuesday that, the man, identified only as Ba’na, was held in the Arikime area of Potiskum after several weeks of surveillance.
Potiskum, the commercial capital of Yobe State, has been hit by a wave of bombings in recent months, including a suicide attack on a secondary school in November 10 in which 58 people were killed.
On January 18, at least four people died in an attack on a bus station, while the previous weekend two women wearing suicide vests killed six people at a market and two died in a car bombing outside a police station.
The police officer, who asked not to be identified because he is not authorized to speak to the media, said Ba’na was in his mid-thirties and had admitted making the bombs.
“He confessed to being responsible for the manufacture of the explosives used in at least three suicide attacks and the car explosion outside the divisional police station,” he added.
D funny thing is that d next thing u will see dis same man on d loose on ur streets aftr committing such heinous crime. May God save us. Hmmm! "Uwaifo don talk e own o".
ReplyDeleteHis time d story will change
DeleteWell I hope dis one isn't let go...and more investigations shuld be carried out,who knows it might lead 2 sumfin positive
ReplyDeleteYes o but we need people like you to do de job
DeleteThat's a good one!...if stuffs like this keep happening we will soon be free from the shackles of B.H
ReplyDeleteNice n good job done from d security men....make them keep it up...it will b over soon
ReplyDeleteGood news hmmmm
ReplyDeleteD bomb wey e de make no b haram?bomb originated from sambisa, no b western, make dem put am for kirikiri
ReplyDeleteAha! Here we go just barely 48hrs after the attack on Zarah Buhari because of a simple spelling mistake, right here right now this particular news came with an error and nobody notice or call for the admin's attention. The mistake is "Depertment" instead of "Department" N.B not in defence of anybody just want us to know that nobody is above mistake...cheers
ReplyDeleteAha! Here we go just barely 48hrs after the attack on Zarah Buhari because of a simple spelling mistake, right here right now this particular news came with an error and nobody notice or call for the admin's attention. The mistake is "Depertment" instead of "Department" N.B not in defence of anybody just want us to know that nobody is above mistake...cheers
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