Terrorists recruiting youth to supply fuel in Borno - NSCDC
The Borno command of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) on Sunday raised an alarm that youths in Maiduguri are now being recruited by Boko Haram to supply fuel in Gamboru Ngala area of the state.
The
Commandant of the NSCDC, Mr Ibrahim Abdullahi made the revelation in an
interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Maiduguri.
Abdullahi
said the command had intercepted a reasonable quantity of fuel packaged
in a carton of groundnut oil, bound for Gamboru Ngala local government
area in the state.
He said since Boko
Haram members are running out of food and other supplies, they have
employed all sorts of means to replenish stock.
He also said “The
command arrested a suspect, who confessed that he did not know the
owner of the consignment that he was asked to deliver to the insurgents
trapped in Gamboru Ngala.
“He later confessed that each of the five litres of fuel is sold at N15,000 to the insurgents.
“You
will recall that we raised an alarm that some agents of Boko Haram were
transporting stolen cows from Mafa, Kalabalge and Bomboshe axis in the
state to cattle market in Maiduguri.
“Boko
Haram usually send the cows to their agents in the city who will then
sell them and repatriate either cash or fuel to the terrorists.
“We
are therefore warning the people especially drivers not to accept or
convey any form of message that looks suspicious to any one, especially
along the Gamboru axis.
“We are
also warning the drivers, park owners and union groups to always check
their passengers and their luggages to avoid transporting bad elements
that would cause havoc in the society."
According
to him, the command is working with other relevant security agencies to
bring all the collaborators of terrorists to book.
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