Ikengawo: Completely embarrassing. Nothing can work in Nigeria.

Bawss1: I'm willing to bet that this info was lying about somewhere insecure and un-encrypted.

evamathis: This is so sad!!!!!
I feel bad for the people who have risked their lives to keep this country safe.
This is how they are paid back
Its more troubling to know that innocent spouses and kids of the agents who might have never had an inkling that their loved ones where secret agents could find out this way.
SMH

Omo Alata:

It's happened in the UK before. Top Secret documents were found in a bin. The NHS also lost a disc containing sensitive information of millions of people etc etc. They decided to send it through regular post instead of couriering it or at least sending it special delivery.

God will help us all

Ignatio: This is unbelievable. If small Boko Haram can infiltrate our intelligence body then far worse deeds are about to come.

Laila Ikeji:

[b]The release of the information comes as Nigeria's intelligence agencies have made a series of blunders in trying to fight Boko Haram in Africa's most populous country, with some likely influenced by ethnic or religious sentiments. Intelligence agencies allegedly released a suspected Islamic radical in 2007 who later masterminded Boko Haram's suicide car bombing of the U.N. headquarters in August 2011 that killed at least 25 people and wounded more than 100 others, officials previously told the AP. A leaked U.S. diplomatic cable also show U.S. officials complained in 2008 about Nigeria's government quietly releasing other suspects into the custody of Islamic leaders as part of a program it called "Perception Management."

Another U.S. diplomatic cable complains that State Security Service agents nearly let a suspected bomb maker trained by the Somali terror group al-Shabab onto an international flight, despite an Interpol notice for his arrest. The agents who allegedly tried to release Mohamed Ibrahim Ahmed "not only knew about the Interpol notice, but simply said they did not want to hold him any longer," the February 2010 cable read.[/b]

trae_z: anyone with links to the website holding such details? You can PM/send me an email if need be.

Chukwuemeka007: This is certainly an inside job or negligence on the part of the SSS themselves.

Uyi Iredia: Interesting !

Omen100: This is Pathetic & its obvious that the activities of sect has gone beyond the management of our present day security agencies & increasing in complexity. Boko haram is never what we known as boko haram, that is, if they are what they claimed to be.