BREAKING: DSS Arrest Most Wanted Terro*rists in Nigeria and 6th of the Owo Church Terror Attackers скачать в хорошем качестве

BREAKING: DSS Arrest Most Wanted Terro*rists in Nigeria and 6th of the Owo Church Terror Attackers

For nearly four years, he evaded capture—until now. The Department of State Services (DSS) has finally arrested Sani Yusuf, the high-profile ISWAP commander and sixth suspect in the horri*fic June 2022 attack on St. Francis Catholic Church, Owo, Ondo State, where over 40 worshippers were brutally murde*red. In this exclusive deep-dive report, we reveal how Yusuf hid in plain sight in Iguosa community, Edo State, living quietly among unsuspecting villagers while being one of Nigeria's most wanted fugitives. We uncover his chilling confession—not just to the Owo massacre, but to the July 2022 Suleja military barracks attack, the Zuma Rock checkpoint assault that killed five soldiers, and multiple kidnappings in Kaduna State. Discover the meticulous intelligence operation that led to his capture, the network of terro*r he operated within under commanders like Abu Ikirimah, and what this means for justice for the victims' families. We also explore the broader implications for national security and why community vigilance matters now more than ever. #OwoChurchAttack #DSS #ISWAP #NigeriaSecurity #TerrorismInNigeria #SaniYusuf #BreakingNews #JusticeForOwoVictims #DSSArrest #OndoState #EdoState #CounterTerrorism #NigeriaNews #SecurityUpdate #OwoMassacre #StFrancisCatholicChurch #ISWAPCommander #NigerianArmy #ZumaRockAttack #SulejaBarracks DISCLAIMER: This video is for education, news analysis, and public awareness only. I do not support violence or harm of any kind. All events discussed are based on publicly available reports from news platforms, journalists, and official statements. No graphic images or harmful content are shown. Any video clips or pictures used fall under Fair Use for commentary, reporting, and criticism. This content is created to inform the public and help people understand the security situation in Nigeria. Credit: Original clip used from TVC News & Channels TV