Zulum resettles 3 communities, urges them to resist Boko Haram
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“We should not allow a few bad elements to displace this town whose businesses and economic activities have been thriving."
Governor Babagana Umara Zulum of Bono has resettled three more communities after residents resisted Boko Haram displacement in Banki, Bama Local Government Area.
The governor, who was in Banki, where the insurgents attacked military barrack and civilian locations, on Sunday, sympathized with residents and commended their resilience.
“I purposely came to Banki to salute your courage; your act of bravery is really encouraging.
“We should not allow a few bad elements to displace this town whose businesses and economic activities have been thriving.
“I want to assure you that the insurgents will not succeed, Insha’Allah. We will strengthen the security of this border town and will support our youth volunteers, hunters, and vigilantes to further fortify this area,” Zulum said.
He assured that robust security measures will be implemented to protect the border town from further attacks by Boko Haram insurgents.
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