The Segal conjecture describes the Spanier-Whitehead dual $D \Sigma^\infty_+ BG$ for certain $G$. Is there a similar description of $D\Sigma^\infty_+ K(G,n)$ when $n \geq 2$ when $G$ is finite (and abelian)?

Notes:

• I'd be happy to understand the case of cyclic groups $G = C_p$.

• $K(G,n)$ can be modeled by an abelian topological group, but I'm not sure it falls under the umbrella of other known generalizations of the Segal conjecture, although when $G = \mathbb Z$ and $n=2$ there is a known decomposition (see Ravenel).

• Let me recall that the Segal conjecture (proved by Carlsson) says that when $G$ is finite, the Spanier-Whitehead dual $D\Sigma^\infty_+ BG$ is a certain completion of $\vee_{(H) \subseteq G} \Sigma^\infty_+ BW_G(H)$ where $(H) \subseteq G$ ranges over conjugacy classes of subgroups and $W_G(H) = N_G(H) / H$ is the Weyl group of $H$ in $G$. In particular, when $G = C_p$ it says that

  $$D\Sigma^\infty_+ BC_p = \mathbb S \vee(\Sigma^\infty_+ BC_p )^{\wedge}_p$$

  where $\mathbb S$ is the sphere spectrum (corresponding to the subgroup $C_p \subseteq C_p$; the other term corresponds to the trivial subgroup $0 \subseteq C_p$) and $(-)^\wedge_p$ is $p$-completion.