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ISWAP Terror Group Holds Public Meetings With Borno Residents To Recruit New Members, Stresses Plan To Have Separate Islamic Country
According to recent reports, the Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP) terrorist group has been holding public meetings in Borno State, Nigeria, to recruit new members and spread their ideology.
The group aims to establish a separate Islamic country, separate from Nigeria.
This development has raised concerns among security agencies and local residents, as ISWAP’s activities have led to violence, displacement, and humanitarian crises in the region.
ISWAP’s public outreach and recruitment efforts are unusual, as terrorist groups typically operate clandestinely.
This bold move may indicate a shift in their strategy, seeking to gain support and legitimacy among local populations.
The Nigerian military and security forces are working to counter ISWAP’s activities and maintain security in the region.
