DSS Arrests Suspected ISWAP Fighters in Lagos, Raises Security Concerns

The Department of State Services (DSS) apprehended two suspected ISWAP fighters, Modu Gana and Ibrahim Dugg, in Lagos. The suspects, who fled the insurgency in the North East, were detained for interrogation.
Security experts warn of ISWAP's expansion beyond the North East. The DSS maintains a low media profile regarding the arrests to prevent alerting the agency.
The incident highlights the ongoing threat of terrorism in Nigeria.
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