Governor Inuwa Addresses Boko Haram Threats at NSGF Meeting
During the 13th meeting of the Northern States Governors’ Forum in Maiduguri, Governor Inuwa, who is also the Chairman of the forum, declared that Boko Haram has been weakened but not defeated, noting continued attacks on communities. He pointed out emerging threats such as banditry and communal clashes, which have displaced many citizens.
Inuwa emphasized that critical infrastructure projects, including the Mambilla hydropower project and regional railway connections, remain unrealized, contributing to health and educational deficits in the region. Reflecting on the North East Governors’ Forum's journey since its inception in Gombe in March 2020, he stated that the coalition was formed out of necessity due to shared challenges.
Despite obstacles, he acknowledged progress in various sectors, including infrastructure and security. The meeting held historical significance as it was expected to be the last before the 2027 general elections, with five founding governors nearing the end of their two-term tenures.
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