Is This Chelsea Fan A Terrorist?

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While Nigerians were celebrating the independence on Thursday, October 1, the Nigerian army said it arrested a man, Musa Abba over his involvement with terrorists.

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Boko Haram member

Abba, the army said was arrested at a Boko Haram fuel dump at Abbaganaram in Maiduguri, Borno state.
In a picture shared by the military, Abba could be seen sporting a Chelsea jersey. A sports analyst who spoke to Naij.com said jerseys are usually worn by football club supporters to flaunt their loyalty to the club or team.
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“Some others wear jerseys gotten as gifts from friends and people close to them; people usually give this kind of gifts to friends and associates to help them support their choice team,” the analyst said.
The Nigerian army spokesman, Sani Usman said among items recovered from Abba include: 11 drums of AGO, one empty drum, 192 of 25 litres jerrycans, (out of which 70 were loaded with AGO, PMS and DPK ), a Toyota bus and one Peugeot car. Others include a motorcycle and an air conditioner.
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Usman said the fuel dump was used to stockpile petroleum, oil and lubricants by Boko Haram terrorists and their associates for easy transportation to their haven at the heinous Sambisa forest.
Meanwhile, the military have urged the public never to hesitate in making information available to security operatives for use in the fight against insurgency.