Security has been heightened in the Federal Capital Territory following the emergence of a classified document reportedly from the Department of State Services (DSS) warning of planned coordinated attacks. The document identified strategic targets, including Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Kuje Correctional Centre, and other sensitive installations. Security agencies have strengthened surveillance, reinforced checkpoints, and intensified patrols. The alert has revived public anxiety over the July 2022 Kuje prison break, where hundreds of inmates escaped.
Key Points:
- The alleged memo warned of attacks by ISWAP, Boko Haram, Ansaru, and JNIM.
- The possible objective includes freeing detained insurgents.
- Security experts urged coordinated intelligence management and public communication.
- Residents have mixed reactions, some confident, others fearful.
- Authorities have not officially confirmed the document's authenticity.
Security deployments have intensified across Abuja as residents await official confirmation.
Sources: Daily Post Nigeria
