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DSS ARRESTS TEACHER Behind PETER OBI ASSASSINATION Attempt In EDO State

Six days after gunmen attacked Peter Obi and ADC leaders at former Edo Governor Odigie-Oyegun's residence in Benin City, Nigeria's secret police — the Department of State Services — has made a shocking arrest. The man in custody is not a career criminal. He is a 26-year-old teacher named Udeme Sunday Stephen, who works at Jessica High School in Rivers State. And the reason he was caught is because he went on social media after the attack and bragged openly — saying the attack was a warning to Peter Obi, threatening that his men would handle Obi in Rivers State and that they do not miss their target. He told people to wish Peter Obi no long life. The DSS used forensic tools to trace his account, identify his location, and arrest him. Sources say forensic findings link him not just to the online threats but potentially to the physical attack in Benin City itself. Watch the full breakdown of exactly how he was caught, what he posted, and what it means for Nigeria's political safety ahead of 2027. Peter Obi, Peter Obi Attack Edo 2026, Peter Obi Assassination Attempt, DSS Arrests Teacher Peter Obi, Peter Obi Edo Attack 2026, DSS Nigeria 2026, Teacher Arrested Peter Obi, ADC Edo Attack 2026, Nigeria DSS Arrest, Udeme Sunday Stephen, Peter Obi 2026 News, Breaking News Nigeria 2026, Nigeria Opposition Attack, ADC Nigeria 2026, Peter Obi Safety 2026, DSS Nigeria Secret Police, 2027 Election Nigeria Security, ADC Chiefs Attacked Edo, Gunmen Attack Peter Obi, Odigie-Oyegun Residence Attack, Peter Obi 2026 News, ADC Nigeria 2026, Olumide Akpata ADC, Breaking News Nigeria 2026, Peter Obi Obidient Movement, 2027 Election Nigeria, Edo State Attack 2026, Nigeria governance news, Nigerian political crises, Nigeria foreign relations, Nigeria national security #PeterObi #ADCNigeria #PeterObiAttack #Edo #edostate #obidientmovement #obidient #PeterObi2026 #OlumideAkpata #2027Elections