Governor Zulum Mobilizes Fighters After Cameroonian Troops Withdraw
Governor Babagana Umara Zulum of Borno State mobilized civilian fighters in response to the withdrawal of Cameroonian troops from Kirawa community. The Cameroonian soldiers' departure left the town vulnerable to terrorist attacks, prompting Governor Zulum to take action to protect residents.
Zulum expressed regret over the security situation and emphasized the need for Nigerian military presence in the area. The governor's proactive measures aimed to address the security challenges posed by the absence of foreign troops.
Zulum's decision underscored the ongoing security threats faced by border communities in the region.
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