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Impression
Friday, August 2, 2019
LAGOS, August 2 (Xinhua / GNA) – Babagana Zulum,
governor of northeastern Nigeria, Borno, called Thursday
for the deployment of a larger number of security appliances to accelerate the peacebuilding process
in conflict-prone conflict areas.
The governor made the call to Jakana
community following an attack by suspected Boko Haram insurgents in the
On Tuesday, they kidnapped two people and looted food.
He called on the villagers not to flee their
homes for fear of insurgent attacks, ensuring that the army was in a state
top of the situation.
The community of Jakana is about 40 km from
Maiduguri, capital of the state.
Zulum said that the state government was
consider options to re-establish a police station in the region to strengthen
security, protect lives and property.
July witnessed several attacks in Borno by
The activists of Boko Haram, which resulted in dozens of deaths.
Boko Haram, whose agenda is to maintain a
virtual caliphate in the most populous African country, has also expanded its
tentacles to neighboring countries such as Chad, Niger and Cameroon.
GNA
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