Nairaland Forum

Boko Haram is likely to attack selected targets in  Lagos and Ibadan in the next few days or in the month of July a pan Yoruba group, Apapo Oodua Koya ( AOKOYA)has alleged.

In a statement in Lagos today, signed by its scribe, Mufutau Adedoyin, it said “Boko Haram thinks the best way to get attention is through sustained attacks, but the surest way to dominate national discuss and stir critical opinions is to take the battle to the country’s economic hub, which is Lagos and Ibadan,”


AOKOYA expressed regret that the political leadership of the South West has no concrete plans to curtail the “almost inevitable” suicide bomb attacks that the Islamic group may unleash on the largely urbanized Yoruba region.

It said taking into account the modus operandi of the sect in the last few months,  cities in South West Nigeria must brace for possible attacks.

  The group described the bombing of ECWA church in Kaduna as a calculated attack on the Yoruba people, as they are the most notable worshipers in ECWA churches across the country.

Said the statement: “We have intelligence information that Boko Haram will attack the largely vulnerable Yoruba cities on or before the month of July this year. We fear the carnage that will result from violent attacks on Yoruba cities. It is naïve to assume that Boko Haram will spare Lagos, Ibadan, Warri or any of the Yoruba cities. At present, the Yoruba political leadership relies on the Nigerian Police and the State Security Service, (SSS). These groups are too polarized, corrupt, inept, politicized, ill-motivated and hunted by low morale to be able to offer any hope for the Yoruba people.”

Infact, I tire for this boko-haram nonsense. They seems to be getting worse by the day.

nikkyshyne: Infact, I tire for this boko-haram nonsense. They seems to be getting worse by the day.

My sister he don tired me too...but if they make mistake attack lagos..omo that is the beginning of what we know now as nigeria

Culled from
www.pointblanknews.com/new/news/4665-boko-haram-set-to-attack-lagos-ibadan.html