DSS arrests teenage spy in Abuja airport

The Department of State Services (DSS) has uncovered, what it calls ‘a spying network’ at the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja.

An official of the DSS, Tony Opuiyo DSS disclosed on Saturday, that the agency had apprehended a 14-year old boy from Kogi State, Sulaiymon Abdulrahman (a.k.a Sunday Ajayi), who was monitoring travelers’ movements, including passenger screening, boarding procedures and other processes at the departure and arrival halls.

It was further explained that on August 24, 2015, the agency, in liaison with NAIA aviation security, arrested Abdulrahman who confessed that he infiltrated the airport with the assistance of one Dauda Sadiq (a.k.a Peter) who is presently at large.

Abdulrahman further revealed that Sadiq directed him to spy on the installation and pass to him information in respect of travelers’ movement, boarding procedures and other processes at the airport.

“With this knowledge, the service is working closely with major aviation stakeholders, especially the Aviation Security Department, to forestall any possible attack and to ensure adequate security at the airports.

“This is aside other measures which have been put in place to ensure protection of lives and property across the country.

“The public is further enjoined to assist with information that could be useful in stamping out insecurity with a view to making Nigeria safe,” the DSS said.

Following this development, the service has stepped up security at all airports across the country to frustrate other criminal plots and protect lives and property.

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