Borno Governor Criticizes Army Over Insurgent Attack After Troops' Withdrawal
Governor Zulum of Borno criticized the Nigerian Army after insurgents attacked the state following Cameroonian troops' withdrawal. Zulum visited the affected town, where two people died, 50 houses were destroyed, and property worth millions was damaged.
He faulted the military for not acting promptly despite prior warnings. Zulum met with military commanders to address the situation and urged residents to support the troops.
He emphasized the need for sustained military operations to prevent further attacks and highlighted the importance of UN resolutions for stabilization and recovery efforts. The governor acknowledged the army's manpower challenges but stressed the strategic significance of the border town under threat.
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