Photos: Troops Arrest Two More Suspected Female Terrorists

                          (First photo by the right: Hafsat
    Usman Bako who was arrested earlier in the week)
    The Defence Headquarters (DHQ)
    yesterday has said two more female terrorists recruiting ladies for the female
    wing of Boko Haram have been arrested. One Hafsat Usman Bako has earlier been
    arrested and two more women, Zainab Idris and Aisha Abubakar who have been linked to terrorism have also now been
    arrested.
    According to the Director of
    Defence Information, Col. Onyema Nwachukwu, the suspects were intercepted on
    their way to the dreaded Sambisa Forest. Below is a press statement released by
    him.

    “In the aftermath of the failed
    suicide bombing attempt on a military facility by a female terrorist who blew
    herself up in Gombe recently, troops have arrested three suspected female
    terrorists who have been secretly recruiting ladies into the female wing of the
    terrorists group.
    “The suspects, Hafsat Usman Bako,
    Zainab Idris and Aisha Abubakar, were intercepted while travelling to Madagali
    from where they were to transit to the forest to reunite with their cohorts.
    “Investigations revealed that the
    suspects, led by Hafsat Bako, have the mission to recruit members into the
    female wing as well as conduct espionage for the group.
    “Hafsat’s link with the
    terrorists group had earlier been a subject of investigation in 2012, when
    security agents on a manhunt for one Usman Bako, her husband who was identified
    as a terrorist, stormed their residence in Jimeta.
    “This resulted in the discovery
    of an AK 47 rifle and two loaded magazines. Though Usman Bako later died in an
    encounter with troops in Sokoto where he had relocated to continue his
    terrorist activities, Hafsat continued with the terror group specialising in
    surreptitious recruitment of members into their fold.”
    “The arrested three suspects were
    luring ladies, especially widows and young girls, by enticing them with male
    suitors who are mainly members of their terror group for marriage.
    “Before their arrest, they were
    on a mission to take additional briefing from the leadership of the terror
    group.
    “The three suspects have been
    operating together as members of the intelligence team of the group. Their
    arrest has yielded information still being verified by security agencies.”

    Meanwhile the military says,
    troops have been mobilised to all routes leading to Sambisa Forest to monitor
    Boko Haram and it’s still doing all its best to safely bring back the missing
    school girls alive. 

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