Shocking Revelation as Wife of Wanted Chadian Terrorist Speaks Out A woman has come forward with a startling revelation about her husband, Ahmad Adam Abba, a suspected Chadian terrorist, claiming she was unaware of his criminal activities throughout their marriage. The Kano State Police Command recently paraded her alongside two of her husband’s associates at the Bompai Police Headquarters in Kano. She explained that she had always believed her husband was a legitimate trader until suspicious incidents led her to question his true identity. Suspicious Encounters That Raised Red Flags According to the woman, the first sign of trouble emerged when her husband faced an issue with the Nigerian Immigration Service while trying to renew his passport. However, it wasn’t until he returned home late at night carrying large sums of Chadian currency that her suspicions deepened. She also recalled how her husband frequently held secret meetings at his elder brother’s house, Bushara, never involving her or disclosing any details. The Moment of Realization Her fears were confirmed when authorities declared her husband wanted. She recounted an incident where he suddenly rushed into their home, collected some documents and money, and left in a hurry, promising to call her later—only to disappear completely. “I had no idea what was happening until strange events started unfolding. He was arrested alongside some men while trying to renew their passports, and later, news emerged that they were involved in killings. I was in the dark the entire time,” she said. The woman described how she discovered bundles of Chadian currency in a sack given to her by her husband. Shortly after, she noticed unknown men visiting their home, having breakfast together before stepping outside to engage in secret conversations. “My husband returned later and collected the money he had left with me. That was when an Almajiri boy working in our house informed me that something strange was happening at Bushara’s residence. He said my husband’s associates were seen running away,” she narrated. Later that day, she saw her husband rush into their home to grab more cash and important documents. As he left, she followed him to the gate, and he reassured her he would call—but she never heard from him again. A Warning to Parents About Marriage Decisions Reflecting on her experience, the woman urged parents to conduct thorough background checks before allowing their daughters to marry. “I suffered two miscarriages during our time together. My advice to parents is to properly investigate anyone seeking their daughter’s hand in marriage, whether the suitor is from a neighboring town or a distant place,” she warned. Police Security Alert to Kano Residents The Kano State Police had earlier issued a security alert, warning residents to avoid large gatherings on the eve of the National Tijjaniyya program due to ongoing security concerns. READ ALSO: Follow the LMSINT MEDIA channel on WhatsApp: Join Our WhatsApp Group Hear: Chat on WhatsApp Join our Telegram Chanel.
Nigerian Immigration intercepts 21 suspected minors at the Nigeria-Niger border. Officials suspect human trafficking and have handed them over to NAPTIP for investigation. 21 Suspected Minors Without Travel Documents Stopped at Nigeria-Niger Border The Nigerian Immigration Service (NIS) has intercepted 21 minors suspected to be potential victims of human trafficking near the Nigeria-Niger Republic border in Geidam, Yobe State. The minors, aged seven to fifteen years, were reportedly being transported from Magama Local Government Area (LGA) in Niger State to Niger Republic for studies but lacked any valid travel documents. Immigration Hands Over Minors to NAPTIP for Investigation While handing over the suspected victims to the National Agency for the Prohibition of Trafficking in Persons (NAPTIP), Sani Sule-Jega, the Yobe State Comptroller of Immigration, emphasized that their duty is to prevent illegal border crossings and ensure migration is properly managed. “These minors were intercepted at the Geidam Border Out-Post, which was established to curb illegal entry. Since they had no travel documents, we suspect they could be victims of trafficking. We have now handed them over to NAPTIP for further investigation,” Sule-Jega explained. Guardian Claims Children Were Being Taken for Studies The alleged guardian, Abubakar Sadiq, defended his actions, stating that the children’s parents had sent him to find an affordable school for them in Niger Republic. “Their parents requested that I find a cost-effective school for them, which is why I am taking them to Maine in Niger Republic,” Sadiq told Channels Television. However, due to the lack of proper travel documentation, immigration officials remain skeptical about the true nature of their journey. Authorities Continue Investigation Both the guardian, the driver, and the minors have now been handed over to NAPTIP for further questioning and verification of their claims. Authorities will investigate whether this case involves child trafficking or is a genuine educational migration. This development highlights the importance of border security and the ongoing efforts of Nigerian authorities to combat illegal migration and human trafficking. READ ALSO: Follow the LMSINT MEDIA channel on WhatsApp: Join Our WhatsApp Group Hear: Chat on WhatsApp Join our Telegram Chanel.
The Federal Government of Nigeria has apprehended ten individuals listed on Interpol’s wanted list while attempting to enter the country. This development was disclosed by the Minister of Interior, Mr. Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo, during the launch of the Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS) Technology Innovation Complex in Abuja. President Bola Tinubu attended the event, which marked the unveiling of a state-of-the-art Data Complex at the NIS headquarters in Sauka. The facility includes a Command and Control Centre for regular migration, an NIS Data Centre, an ECOWAS Biometric Card Production Centre, an Interior Data Centre, and a 0.5KW solar power plant. Improved Border Security and Surveillance The interior minister emphasized that the new infrastructure is designed to assess the risk levels of individuals entering Nigeria, detect irregular migration, and monitor unmanned borders in remote areas. “In just one week, 10 individuals flagged by Interpol and immigration were intercepted. Previously, such people could have entered Nigeria and caused harm. This sends a clear message: Nigeria is now off-limits to criminal elements under the current leadership,” Tunji-Ojo stated. He highlighted the facility’s 24/7 surveillance system powered by a 0.5KW solar energy plant and managed by 250 well-trained officers working in eight-hour shifts. Economic and Operational Benefits The facility is expected to save Nigeria over ₦300 million annually by optimizing border security operations and reducing inefficiencies. It also introduces advanced measures such as automated visa approvals within 48 hours and improved communication among security agencies. “With the ECOWAS travel document and enhanced border governance, we now oversee over 200 borders. This milestone reflects Nigeria’s commitment to effective and sustainable security measures,” the minister added. Tunji-Ojo acknowledged the support of the National Security Adviser’s office in establishing the centre, which features seven key components, including a data centre, command and control centre, visa approval hub, and solar energy farm. READ ALSO: Follow the LMSINT MEDIA channel on WhatsApp: Join Our WhatsApp Group Hear: Chat on WhatsApp Join our Telegram Chanel.

