Four arrested as they 'tried to travel to Lybia to join ISIS'
Fighters loyal to Libya's internationally recognised government celebrate in the street of Benghazi after taking control of the Islamist areas of the eastern coastal city on February 23, 2016, following a string of gains against Islamist militias including the Islamic State group. FILE PHOTO | ABDULLAH DOMA | AFP
Three Kenyans and a Somali refugee were arrested in South Sudan on suspicion they were travelling to Libya to join the Islamic State.
The Kenyans are Said Ahmed Dabow, Adan Sheikh, Mohamed Abdi Mohamed and the Somalia National is Abdiqani Abdishakur Shobay.
At the same time police are looking for Nicholas Karanja Mwangi alias Said Mwangi and Dahir Mohamed Dahir.
They are suspected of recruiting people for ISIS and smuggling them to Libya.
Police on Tuesday circulated their photos and offered Sh4 million to anybody who would give information that would help in their arrest.
Police described them as armed and dangerous.
