Breaking: Key Terror suspect Arrested Monday Night

A key Al-Shabaab operative has tonight been arrested in Somalia while scouring one of the popular malls in Nairobi’s Kayole estate for a possible attack.

According to sources privy to the operation, Dadacha Yusuf Abdullahi was arrested while sitting inside the Nakumatt Shujaa Mall as he surveyed the building for a possible attack. Dadacha did not know that key security officers followed him from Mandera to Nairobi where he arrived late last week.

Sleuths have been on his tail without his knowledge. He was picked from the crowded mall by the anti-terrorism police officers who have been conducting the investigations.

His arrest brought relief in the security circles as he was believed to be planning an attack at one of the key malls in Eastlands. Security officers breathed a sigh of relief after his arrest and openly celebrated.

Dadacha is believed to be one of the Manyani trained Kenyans who joined the Al-Shabaab after failing to join the Somalia government security as earlier intended. According to investigators, Dadacha was born in Moyale where he also went to school.

 

credit: Kahawa Tungu

Troubled: Slain terrorist Abdirahim Mohamed's troubled tweets

A pass through into the slain lawyer turn terrorist twitter account with the handle @Ababmo, which was also his nickname at university.His tweet On November 9, 2009 Abdirahim  expressed himself as a troubled young man, he tweeted: “Sme lectures are natural bores. Lookin 4 an escape route... This boredom’s drillin into my bones *sigh*”

GARISSA UNIVERSITY COLLEGE SURVIVOR: I have been given a New "assignment" to finish in my life...

The 22-year-old Gitonga Ng’ang’a is now home with his family in Nairobi after mysteriously surviving the "massare" by Al-Shabaab Terror group.The student and pastor hid under his bed after hearing shooting at the university. As the gunmen entered his room, he prayed to God to protect his life. “The students were shouting and there were those who were crying, and the gunmen at first they were not talking until they occupied the hostels where we were sleeping. By then they could just speak loudly and say that ‘We are here to kill and to be killed’,” he said. Gitonga believes God, not luck, let him escape “from the claws of the enemy”. “I had to step over blood and the dead bodies of my closest friends and very good friends of mine. It was bitter. It’s even now bitter to remember,” he added.He does not know the reason he was spared, but believes he has now been given a “assignment” to complete in life.

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