Nigeria's Secret Police has called on the general public to be aware of potential threats
to life currently on going nationwide in the country and therefore urged the residents to
avoid crowded places as a way of controllable security strategy for Christians and Muslims during
the period of Lent and Ramadan, Department of State Services Director of Public Relations
and Strategic Communications, Peter Afnania, issued and men available the new security allowed
on Friday morning, few hours after two hundred and eighty school children were kidnapped
in Kaguna States and almost two days after more than two hundred women were taking
hostage in Ballustis by terrorists. The secret Police statement titled DSS wishes Christians and
the Muslim Woman peaceful Lent and Ramadan seasons reads in quotes, thus, the
Department of State Services d SS wishes to identify with the Christian and Muslim freathful
at the Lent and common Ramadan seasons respectively. Accordingly, the management extends its
heartfelt felicitations for peace, unity and harmony to adherence of these faiths. The
DSS recognizes the significance of these sacred rights and enjoins worshipers to promote understanding,
compassion, and respect for one another during and after the exercises. It appeals
to stackholders to refrain from economic exploitation, sabotage or profitearium during these importance obligations.
This is more so that illegal practices such as price glugen or on ethical
marketing tactics are on godly. They all late funness and can undermine the true
essence of the holy events. As believers, it is incumbent upon us to
uphold good standards and ensure that everyone can observe the religious duties with ITAs and
dignity. Furthermore, the Service encourages clerics and religious leaders to uphold empathy as
well as prioritized operation and conflict prevention beyond the periods on their reference. Similarly,
the media is encouraged to utilize their platforms to foster informed and accurate engagements
that can enhance the achievement of national security objectives and interests. Likewise, residents
are advised to remain vigilant against public dangers, especially improvised explosive devices i NSDA.
Also, the general public is bulged to stay informed about potential threats,
avoid crowded or suspicious areas and reports to relevant security agencies any strange objects,
activities and movements of hostile elements. In the same vend the service calls for
tolerance, bonds of brotherhood, dialogue and peaceful coexistence among the populace. Overall,
the Silence recommits the provision of strategic intelligence to other sister agencies in order
to achieve a safe and secure country. As we undertake these spiritual journeys in
the Lenten and Ramadan periods, let us remember to love and share the values
that unite us. Let us reaffirm our commitments to the values of mercy,
tolerance, forgiveness, being our brothers keepers among others, and by day advanced
more inclusive and equitable society for us all. It will be recalled that government
in Nigeria kidnapped more than two hundred and seventy school pupils in the northern town
of Kuriga on Thursday. A teacher, local councilor and parents of the missing
children said a kid not been considered to be the biggest mass abduction from a
school since twenty twenty one. It was gathered that the abduction happened shortly after
morning assembly at the Local Government Education Authority school in the town of Kuriga,
Cardula States. The incident occurred barely twenty four hours after insurgents abducted two hundred
internally displaced women in Bornu States. The women were kidnapped in Angala, the
headquarters of Gambaro Angala in Bornu State, while fetching firewood in the bush.
The number of the kidnapped from the secondary section, based on the statistics we
took together with the parents, is one hundred and eighty seven while that of
the primary section is forty four. Now sat Sani Abdulaihi, a home economics
teacher. According to news reports from routers, as part of activities commemorating the
twenty twenty four International Women's Day, wife of Nigeria President Remittingable described kidnappers as
cowards, saying they deserved death penalty. The Nigeria First Lei also noted that
anyone convicted of abduction deserves capital punishment. She said this while reacting to the
news of two hundred women who were kidnapped in Bernu states and over two hundred
and eighty pupils and teachers kidnapped in Kaduna States. Remaining Abu said, whoever
is kidnapping young people is sick, cruel and the coward. Enough is enough
and I call on the state governors that once we take hold of them,
they deserve capital punishment. Why don't they tell people their size? Why are
the torturing our children? What they are trying to do is kill our future.
We all know parents, when we are old, we rely on our
children. Why would you go and take them from schools right now? I
think enough is enough. As a former lawmaker, I believe that any one
of them captured deserves capital punishment. Over two hundred and eighty pupils and teachers
of Government Secondary School and near Primary School at Kuriga, Calunal State were abdopted
by bandits on Thursday. The government invaded the area, shooting sporadically before taking
away their victims. Meanwhile, President Bonnetingbo has Henio's incidents of abduction involving very
vulnerable victims, internally displaced persons in Bonnu State and students in Kaduna State.
According to the presidential spokesperson, Arjury in Guililee, the President's direct security and
intelligence agencies to immediately rescue the victims and ensure that justice is served against the
perpetrators of these abominable acts. I have received a briefing from security chiefs on
the two incidents and I am confident that the victims will be rescued. Nothing
else is acceptable to me and the waiting family members of these abducted citizens.
Justice will be decisively administered, President Table says. The President sympathizes with the
families of the victims, assuring them that they will soon be reunited with their
loved ones. The statement issued by Jury Ugulile reads. The Speaker of the
House of Representatives, Avas Tajdi, also condemned the mass abductions by suspected terrorists
and bandits in Bernu and Kaguna states within two days. The Speaker charged the
military and other security agencies to go after the abductors and rescue the victims.
According to statements issued by his spokesperses mosa Abdulaijhikrishi. The statements indicated that suspected
Boko Haram members had on Wednesday stormed an internally displaced persons comp in Gamborro,
a Galla town in Bornou state, and abducted scores of the IDPs, most
of whom are women again. On Thursday morning, bandits invaded the lay A
Primary School, Kuriga, Chicken local Government area of Kaguna State and kidnapped scores
of pupils. The Speaker decried that the attacked were coming at a time when
the troubled Northeast and Northwest were about getting some respites from bandits and terrorists occupation
stiker Abbas. While praying for the safe return of the abdoptees, urged the
security agencies to deploy all resources for their rescue. The Speaker also stated that
the Tenth House, under his leadership, would do everything possible legislatively to increase
the capacity of the military and paramilitary agencies towards security of life and property across
Nigeria. Ready greendy the need in a more regifal way