Ndume Urges Military Deployment in Borno After Boko Haram Attack
Senator Mohammed Ali Ndume has called for military deployment in Kirawa, Borno State, following a recent Boko Haram attack that resulted in casualties. Ndume highlighted the lack of military presence in the area since the assault on a Cameroonian military base forced troops to withdraw.
The attack on motorists and passengers left several injured and vehicles destroyed. Ndume emphasized the urgent need for security reinforcement to protect residents from further assaults.
He specifically mentioned the killing of a Civilian Joint Task Force member during the ambush, urging immediate military intervention to restore peace in the region.
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