DSS operatives raided the home of Samaila Kaigama, president of the Bokkos Youths Support Association (BOYSA), in a crackdown linked to his detention.

Human rights activist Omoyele Sowore confirmed that heavily armed DSS teams stormed Kaigama's residence in Abuja, searching for evidence to prosecute him.Despite a thorough search, operatives left empty-handed.Kaigama alleged he was denied food and forced to drink from a toilet to coerce him into surrendering evidence.His arrest follows claims of ransom payments to Boko Haram terrorists on Channels Television.A lawyer was denied access to meet Kaigama at DSS headquarters.Rights groups demand legal action or release, citing concerns over his treatment.The incident highlights ongoing tensions between security agencies and dissenting voices in Nigeria.