The Governor of Borno State, Babagana Zulum, has warned residents of an संभावsible bomb attack, urging heightened vigilance in Maiduguri during the Eid period.
Speaking in an interview, Zulum disclosed that security agencies are still tracking two suspected suiclde bombers believed to be at large following recent attacks in the state.
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“In an interview with me, Borno Governor Babagana Zulum warns Maiduguri residents to stay cautious this Eid, saying 2 suspected suiclde bombers remain at large after recent attacks,” he said.
Security concerns persist amid festive period
The governor stressed the need for residents to remain alert, particularly in crowded areas, as authorities intensify efforts to prevent further incidents.
He noted that while security agencies are working round the clock, public cooperation remains critical in ensuring safety during the celebrations.
Governor explains ongoing insurgency challenges
Zulum also addressed the lingering threat posed by Boko Haram, explaining that despite sustained military operations, the state continues to face security challenges.
According to him, the complexity of the insurgency, including its evolving tactics, has made it difficult to completely eliminate the threat.
Call for collective vigilance
The governor urged residents to report any suspicious movements to security agencies, emphasising that preventing attacks requires a collective effort between authorities and the public.
The warning comes amid heightened security concerns in the North-East, as residents prepare to celebrate Eid under tight surveillance.
Source: Legit.ng
