Wife of Chadian terrorist arrested in Kano says husband hid business from her

Chadian terrorist’s wife and husband

Wife of Chadian terrorist arrested in Kano says husband hid business from her

A Chadian terrorist’s wife has made a shocking revelation about her husband’s secret life, which was concealed from her throughout their marriage.

The woman, whose name has been withheld, spoke out while being paraded by the Kano State Police Command alongside two associates of her husband, Ahmad Adam Abba, who is on wanted list at the Bompai Police Headquarters in Kano.

According to the woman, her husband had deceived her into believing he was a trader, but she began to suspect something was amiss when he had an encounter with the Nigerian Immigration Service while renewing his passport.

Her suspicions later deepened when he returned home in the middle of the night with large sums of money in Chadian currency.

The wife recounted how her husband would often hold secret meetings at his elder brother’s house, Bushara, and how she was kept in the dark about his true activities.

The woman said she only became aware of the gravity of the situation when her husband was declared wanted by the authorities.

She recalled one particular incident where her husband rushed into the house, gathered some documents and cash, and left in a hurry, telling her he would call her later but never did.

According to her, “I didn’t notice any issue in the marriage not until the coincided incidences, when the Nigerian Immigration arrested them in the course of renewing their international passports and the second, when they were said to killed people.

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“He concealed so many things about himself from me. They held secret meetings outside my house. They would go to his elder brother’s house (Bushara’s house). That’s why I didn’t get to know some certain things, not until recently when he travelled to Chad and came back at 12 midnight. The following day when I saw plenty wraps of money (Chadian currency) in a sack bag because he handed the money to me, I became suspicious. When he came back in the morning, I saw him with his friends (strange faces) who had their breakfast in my house.

They came out one after the other and stood by the frontage (gate) of our house and were talking. I don’t know what the problem was then not until when he came to collect the money he kept with me. So, he returned back with some money which he kept in the wardrobe. By then, his friends had left. After a while, an Almajiri boy who works in my house came to tell me they saw some strange things going on in Bushara’s house as the friends of my husband were running.