**The cities among others are Lagos, Ibadan, Enugu, Onitsha and Warri.**
Security Agencies today uncovered the plot by the militant Islamic sect, Boko Haram, to commence its operations at the southern part of the country. Source tell us in Abuja on Friday that the sect had pointed at some prominent cities for possible attack. The cities among others are Lagos, Ibadan, Enugu, Onitsha and Warri.
It was gathered that the move to extend its tentacle came due to the constant attack on the sect members in most parts of the North. Another source revealed that the reasons for for the extension of its operation to the South, was to avoid limiting its campaign to an ethnic affairs.
Another security source revealed that it’s possible that some of the Boko Haram sect members were presently in the some Southern states. The source revealed thus, “It was not a coincidence that Sokoto, who had been on the wanted list of the police before December 25, was sighted in Lagos. “His presence in Lagos was not for fun. This is one of the angles security agencies are working on. “I think the group has noticed that security is not tight in the South and there have not been bombings. They are out to cash in on the laxity.” The Senate Committee on Police had stated that Sokoto was also seen in Lagos after his escape.
Security Agencies today uncovered the plot by the militant Islamic sect, Boko Haram, to commence its operations at the southern part of the country. Source tell us in Abuja on Friday that the sect had pointed at some prominent cities for possible attack. The cities among others are Lagos, Ibadan, Enugu, Onitsha and Warri.
It was gathered that the move to extend its tentacle came due to the constant attack on the sect members in most parts of the North. Another source revealed that the reasons for for the extension of its operation to the South, was to avoid limiting its campaign to an ethnic affairs.
Another security source revealed that it’s possible that some of the Boko Haram sect members were presently in the some Southern states. The source revealed thus, “It was not a coincidence that Sokoto, who had been on the wanted list of the police before December 25, was sighted in Lagos. “His presence in Lagos was not for fun. This is one of the angles security agencies are working on. “I think the group has noticed that security is not tight in the South and there have not been bombings. They are out to cash in on the laxity.” The Senate Committee on Police had stated that Sokoto was also seen in Lagos after his escape.
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