The Department of State Services
has said there are strong
indications that female suicide
bombers may be disguising in
Catholic Reverend Sisters’ outfits
with the aim of attacking
innocent Nigerians.
This is contained in a statement
by the spokesperson of the DSS,
Marilyn Ogar.
It said, “On 20th August, 2014,
about 0400 hours, some
unidentified persons broke into
a tailoring shop located at No.55
Odutola Street, Sabon Gari, Kano,
and stole about 13 pieces of
Catholic Church Reverend Sisters’
regalia.
“With the recent trend of female
suicide bombings in the country,
the theft of these regalia
heightens concerns about the
possibility of terrorist elements
using same to perpetrate acts of
terror.
“Consequently, this Service
wishes to draw the attention of
the public to this development
and to call on all citizens to be
more circumspect and exercise
greater vigilance with users of
such peculiar attires.
“We therefore enjoin all to
continue to cooperate with law
enforcement agencies through
the provision of useful
information on suspicious
activities within their immediate
environment.
“This Service will continue to
collaborate with all stakeholders
as we strive to keep our country
safe.”
It therefore, urged Nigerians to
be vigilant.

Pls, the mod. should move this to front page, we are talking about life here. http://news2.onlinenigeria.com/news/general/372927-dss-warns-nigerians-to-be-careful-of-suicide-bombers-in-nun-attires.html

As we take precaution,I pray their plan fails completely,amen.

So we should be expecting 13 female suicide bombers in Catholic Nuns' attire, anytime soon?

nerodenero: As we take precaution,I pray their plan fails completely,amen.

AMEN BRO!

enigmaotr: So we should be expecting 13 female suicide bombers in Catholic Nuns' attire, anytime soon?

that is the message oh, GOD DEY SHA.

sheddyboy: that is the message oh, GOD DEY SHA.

The fear of Rev. Sisters is now the beginning of wisdom.

enigmaotr:
The fear of Rev. Sisters is now the beginning of wisdom.

lol... ISLAM vs XTIANS since 1505 BC.