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SSS TRACKS DOWN AND ARREST BOKO HARAM'S SPOKES MAN ABU QAQA

REUTERS - Nigeria's secret service has arrested the spokesman for violent Islamist sect Boko Haram, a man going by the name of 'Abu Qaqa' who frequently made statements to the press after each attack carried out by the sect.

Reuters had a chat with one member of the SSS who preferred to remain anonymous and was quoted as saying, "We are still talking to him. Since 'Abu Qaqa' is a pseudonym for the Boko Haram spokesman, we want to be sure of who we have with us. But we have been on his trail for months now. He's been changing locations and contacts,"

Abu Qaqa, or someone claiming to be him, often popped up in the local media after deadly bomb and gun attacks to claim them for the group and justify the choice of target.

My question is so Abu Qaqa decided to stay in peaceful kaduna where there are no bombing eh, am sure he had his friends and family all there with him where there are no bomb blasts. (Mschewww)

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