The
Director of the State Security Service in charge of the Federal Capital
Territory, Abuja, Mr. Little Okojie, has alleged that some communities
are shielding members of Boko Haram from security operatives.
Okojie said the security threat posed by the sect had become
seemingly intractable because of the cover provided for the members by
communities.
The SSS director also said the sect’s asymmetric mode of operation
also contributed to the difficulty in going into meaningful dialogue
with them.
Okojie spoke in Abuja while playing host to the newly elected
executive members of the Abuja chapter of the Nigeria Union of
Journalists on Wednesday.
He said the situation was further complicated by the fact that
intermediaries of the group refuse to disclose the identities of the
members of the sect.
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