Members of the terrorists group, Boko Haram, have flooded Abuja, planning to strike in five locations.
Nigeria Customs Service, NCS, made this known in a memo dated August 20, 2020, titled “Re: Intelligence on national security,” and signed by the Comptroller of Enforcement at the NCS headquarters in Abuja, H.A Sabo.
The information, according to NCS, was based on intelligence information at the disposal of the Comptroller-General of the NCS, retired Colonel Hameed Ali.
The memo reads: “Information reaching the Comptroller-General of Customs (CGC) reveals the existence of Boko Haram Terrorist Camps (BHT”s) in and around the Federal Capital Territory.
“Further reports have it that they are planning to attack some selected targets within the territory. They are reported to have set up their camps in the following identified enclaves:
“Kunyam Bush along airport road off DIA Staff Quarters-Abuja; Robochi/Gwagwalada Forest; Kwaku forest, Kuje, Abuja; Unaisha forest in Toto Local Government of Nasarawa State and Gegu forest, close to Idu town in Kogi State.
“Consequently, you are to be at alert and security conscious of your environment at all times.
“Ensure wide circulation please.”
