STOP SELLING YOUR CONDEMNED PHONES – YOU ARE HELPING BOKO HARAM FIGHT NIGERIA!

By Igbe News Investigative Desk

In a dramatic operation that has sent shockwaves through the nation, security forces along Jos road have intercepted a deadly cargo meant to turn our highways into a battlefield.

Khalifa Bawa and other occupants of a suspicious vehicle have been arrested. But what they were carrying is not just ammunition—it is evidence of a sinister network hiding in plain sight.

Items recovered from the terror vehicle include:

✅ 569 Anti-aircraft rounds – meant to bring down military helicopters.

✅ A warhead – capable of mass destruction.

✅ Empty AK-47 shells – proof of previous attacks.

✅ Components of explosive materials – for making IEDs.

✅ CONDEMNED MOBILE HANDSETS – yes, the phones we are selling on our streets to buyers that are hawking everywhere.

THIS IS THE PART EVERY NIGERIAN MUST HEAR.

For too long, we have watched condemned phone sellers and buyers roam our markets, motor parks, and bus stops. We thought they were just struggling poor people. WE WERE WRONG.

Intelligence sources confirm that when you sell your condemned phones to just anybody on the street, those phones end up in the hands of bandits and Boko Haram terrorists. These terrorists buy cheap, untraceable condemned phones to coordinate ambushes, trigger explosives remotely, download your details likes your passwords, and even your address and also of the various contacts on the phone and share intelligence on military movements.

Every condemned phone you sell or buy on the street could be the one that triggers a bomb that kills soldiers, policemen, or your own child.

Igbe News calls on all state governors, local government chairmen, and security agencies:

"STOP EVERY CONDEMNED PHONE BUYING AND SELLING ON OUR STREETS NOW. SEND THEM AWAY FROM OUR TOWNS IN NIGERIA."

If you sell or buy condemned phones on the street, you are not a trader or a customer. You are a collaborator.

Sellers and buyers move from city to city, hawking and purchasing these phones, and the same network hands them over to bandits and Boko Haram to fight a war against Nigeria. The arrest of Khalifa Bawa with warheads AND condemned phones in the same vehicle is all the proof we need.

Fellow Nigerians, be warned:

· If you sell condemned phones on the street, STOP NOW.

· If you buy condemned phones on the street, STOP NOW.

· If you see condemned phone buying or selling near military zones, bridges, or fuel stations – report them.

This is no longer about street trading. This is about national survival.

BOOOOOOM! 🔥🔥🔥 Let that sound be the explosion of their evil plans – not our cities.

Igbe News stands with the military. Stop condemned phone buying and selling. Clear our streets. Send them away from our towns. Let Nigeria breathe.

Share this message. The condemned phone in your hand today could kill anybody tomorrow.