We are in Ondo to wreak havoc - Boko Haram suspect
Akure-One of the two Boko Haram commanders detained in Ondo state, Mohammed Bashir, yesterday confessed that they were in the state to wreak maximum havoc before they were arrested by the police's anti-crime squad.
Bashir, 20, who said he came to the state from the Niger Republic, was paraded along with 11 other suspicious thieves, cult members and hemp growers from India, also confessed that members of the sect sneaked into the state to cause chaos. He said he was arrested by police detectives when he left the jungle to inspect the city, eat and pray. The police source said detectives found the suspect praying on the main road and approached him before being taken to the station for questioning. It was collected that the suspect told his interrogators that he was a stranger and that he did not know the location of any mosque. It was directed to a mosque. However, it was said that the RPD had later discovered that the suspect compared that of the wanted member of the sect with serial number 176 on the list of wanted Boko Haram terrorists in his office. The suspect was then pursued and detained by detectives. Confession Speaking to reporters through an interpreter, Bashir said members of the sect had met several times on the mountain with one of their leaders who would supply them with weapons on the day of the operation. According to him, those who attended the meeting were many, but one of them, Ldris Babawo, was the suspect arrested last week by the police detectives. The two commanders were arrested in the same area in Isua, Akoko southeast of the state. Babawo, with serial number 156 on the list of wanted Boko Haram terrorists, was turned over to military authorities for further investigation after his identity could not be determined by the police after his arrest. Meanwhile, Bashir claimed that he came from the state of Nasarawa and was expelled from the house by his father, noting that he arrived in the state with his younger brother, who is still at liberty. According to him, he had killed two people (an adult and a young boy) on his farm in Nasarawa State within the last eight months that he was recruited into the sect. Bashir stated that he was not afraid to kill people and that it was fun for him, explaining that his mother was a psychiatric patient from Maiduguri, Bornu state. When asked how he was recruited in the sect, the suspect claimed that they were randomly selected by leaders of the sect of the northern states. Police Commissioner Briefing, the state police commissioner, Gbenga Adeyanju, said the suspect was arrested at 10:15 am while walking along Ifira Road, his Akiko, Ondo state. He said: "Bashir was arrested on 1 October by a special anti-crime squad along the Ifira road in Isua. He is 20." After the interrogation, he confessed to being a member of the Boko Haram terrorist sect. He comes from the Republic of Niger, while his mother came from Maiduguri in the state of Bornu. "He fled Maiduguri to Nasarawa state and finally landed in the state. Bashir claimed to be a follower of a Daffo, who is loyal to Shekau, the leader of Boko Haram." ... about the invasion of Ondo by the insurgents Speaking about the alleged invasion of the state by members of the sect, Adeyanju promised to "take them out of hiding and make them face the full weight of the law." If they (Boko Haram members) still remain in this state, we will get them. It's our job, we know how to get them. But I am appealing to people to help us give us information about the criminals. "He called for" the cooperation of members of the public to rid the state of the activities of criminals "Remember that Babawo, after his arrest the week Lastly, detectives said he was on his way from Bauchi state and headed for Ibafo in the state of Ogun. Babawo, 42, passes by the nickname of Nagada and comes from the village of Chinade in the area of government Katagum, Bauchi State, escaped from the northeast due to a military onslaught against the terrorists, with a view to evading arrest and prosecution.
Bashir, 20, who said he came to the state from the Niger Republic, was paraded along with 11 other suspicious thieves, cult members and hemp growers from India, also confessed that members of the sect sneaked into the state to cause chaos. He said he was arrested by police detectives when he left the jungle to inspect the city, eat and pray. The police source said detectives found the suspect praying on the main road and approached him before being taken to the station for questioning. It was collected that the suspect told his interrogators that he was a stranger and that he did not know the location of any mosque. It was directed to a mosque. However, it was said that the RPD had later discovered that the suspect compared that of the wanted member of the sect with serial number 176 on the list of wanted Boko Haram terrorists in his office. The suspect was then pursued and detained by detectives. Confession Speaking to reporters through an interpreter, Bashir said members of the sect had met several times on the mountain with one of their leaders who would supply them with weapons on the day of the operation. According to him, those who attended the meeting were many, but one of them, Ldris Babawo, was the suspect arrested last week by the police detectives. The two commanders were arrested in the same area in Isua, Akoko southeast of the state. Babawo, with serial number 156 on the list of wanted Boko Haram terrorists, was turned over to military authorities for further investigation after his identity could not be determined by the police after his arrest. Meanwhile, Bashir claimed that he came from the state of Nasarawa and was expelled from the house by his father, noting that he arrived in the state with his younger brother, who is still at liberty. According to him, he had killed two people (an adult and a young boy) on his farm in Nasarawa State within the last eight months that he was recruited into the sect. Bashir stated that he was not afraid to kill people and that it was fun for him, explaining that his mother was a psychiatric patient from Maiduguri, Bornu state. When asked how he was recruited in the sect, the suspect claimed that they were randomly selected by leaders of the sect of the northern states. Police Commissioner Briefing, the state police commissioner, Gbenga Adeyanju, said the suspect was arrested at 10:15 am while walking along Ifira Road, his Akiko, Ondo state. He said: "Bashir was arrested on 1 October by a special anti-crime squad along the Ifira road in Isua. He is 20." After the interrogation, he confessed to being a member of the Boko Haram terrorist sect. He comes from the Republic of Niger, while his mother came from Maiduguri in the state of Bornu. "He fled Maiduguri to Nasarawa state and finally landed in the state. Bashir claimed to be a follower of a Daffo, who is loyal to Shekau, the leader of Boko Haram." ... about the invasion of Ondo by the insurgents Speaking about the alleged invasion of the state by members of the sect, Adeyanju promised to "take them out of hiding and make them face the full weight of the law." If they (Boko Haram members) still remain in this state, we will get them. It's our job, we know how to get them. But I am appealing to people to help us give us information about the criminals. "He called for" the cooperation of members of the public to rid the state of the activities of criminals "Remember that Babawo, after his arrest the week Lastly, detectives said he was on his way from Bauchi state and headed for Ibafo in the state of Ogun. Babawo, 42, passes by the nickname of Nagada and comes from the village of Chinade in the area of government Katagum, Bauchi State, escaped from the northeast due to a military onslaught against the terrorists, with a view to evading arrest and prosecution.
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