The Headquarters Joint Task Force for North East, under Operation HADIN KAI (OPHK), has raised concerns regarding the potential for terrorist attacks by Boko Haram and ISWAP during the upcoming Eid-El-Kabir celebrations in the North-East region.
In a statement released on Monday, May 24, Lt. Col. Sani Uba, the spokesperson for the operation, mentioned that intelligence indicates that insurgents might target busy civilian areas during the festive season.
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He stated, “Reliable intelligence received by the Command points to the likelihood of isolated attempts by remaining Boko Haram terrorists and ISWAP members to take advantage of the holiday period to conduct attacks on civilian locations using suicide bombers and IEDs, particularly in densely populated areas.”
The military has recommended that people celebrate Eid prayers and festivities in their local neighborhoods and with familiar faces, while steering clear of large gatherings whenever possible.
Residents are also reminded to stay alert in busy areas like markets, bus stations, banks, and prayer sites.
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The military has recommended that people celebrate Eid prayers and festivities in their local neighborhoods and with familiar faces, while steering clear of large gatherings whenever possible.
Residents are also reminded to stay alert in busy areas like markets, bus stations, banks, and prayer sites.
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The theater command has requested that anyone who sees suspicious individuals, unattended packages, or any unusual activities report them right away to the nearest security office.
They’ve also stressed the importance of working with security personnel during patrols and screening, while advising against unnecessary movements, particularly at night or in locations where security may be limited.
Furthermore, the command warned against spreading rumors or unverified information that could incite fear among the community.
Traditional leaders, religious figures, media, and community members are encouraged to help raise awareness and ensure that reliable security information is shared promptly.
