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Police Warn Of Possible Terror Attacks On Schools, NYSC Camps, Worship Centres

THE Nigerian Police Force (NPF) High Command has placed its formations nationwide on red alert over the alleged planned terror attacks on places of worships, Schools, Orientation Camps of the National Youth Service Corps, NYSC and others across the country.

The police further disclosed that intelligence had revealed the movement of armed elements from Katsina through Kaduna towards Plateau State.

It was gathered that this followed fresh intelligence indicating increased mobilisation of terrorist elements for possible coordinated attacks on places of worship, learning institutions, NYSC orientation camps and other vulnerable targets across the country.

According to findings, following the intelligence report, the high command has issued an operational order to its formations nationwide on the need to put the criminal elements on check before they will strike.

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