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JOS PRISON BREAK: “10 KILLED, 252 INMATES ESCAPE"


I repeat 252! 252!! 252!!!

All I can say is, Plateau people better brace yourselves because the number of “unknown gunmen” aka “bandits” aka “terrorists” have just increased by 252 in the state. 

The mayhem they will most likely unleash on the populace is not something to be imagined. 

One thing is certain, this was no mere “prison break”. There is a lot more to this incident. The courage and audacity to target this specific facility means that the risk was a lot more than the reward. 

We can only imagine the value of the high profile persons the daredevils risked their lives to release.

GUYS/MAZA
Just be careful with yawo and “mu hadu, mu hadu”. These criminals are desperate and would feel they have nothing more to lose. So they would be prepared to take a lot more “risks” than usual. 

Their first priority would be funds; hence roadside attacks, “obtaining”, collecting phones, wallets, cars etc and kidnapping would be on their list. The slightest provocation would lead to bloody violence. 

BABES/MATA
These guys haven’t been with women for lengthy spells. Their urges would be unquantifiable. 

Like I said above they would be ready to take risks they don’t usually undertake. They would most likely pounce on any thing they see walking in skirts in isolated locations and at ungodly hours of the day. 

Be careful with your “paroles” fah. This one isn’t the normal warning you get from inspirational speakers. The threat is real and magnified by 252.

VILLAGERS
Now is not the time for sleeping. These daredevils are out for blood. They might have been sprung from prison to continue unleashing the carnage they were engaged in before being apprehended. If the remote villages and farmers are their targets, you know what to expect. 

VIGILANTES/YAN BANGA?
Time to do your jobs with alacrity. Keep a look out for new and strange looking faces in your “angwas”. 
*BY GRUMWAL GEORGE LONGJAN*

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