Security operatives have arrested two individuals suspected of serving as informants for terrorist groups during an operation at a busy market in Yobe State.
According to security authorities, the arrests were made as part of ongoing counterterrorism efforts aimed at disrupting the activities of terrorist networks and enhancing security across the state. The identities of the suspects and details of their alleged affiliations have not been disclosed.
Officials said the operation forms part of intensified intelligence-driven measures to safeguard residents, traders, and other members of the public in areas considered vulnerable to terrorist activities.
The suspects are currently in custody while investigations continue to determine the extent of their alleged involvement and identify any possible links to terrorist groups operating in the region.
Security agencies have urged members of the public to remain vigilant and promptly report suspicious persons or activities to the appropriate authorities. They reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening intelligence gathering and sustaining operations aimed at restoring lasting peace and security in Yobe State and the wider North-East