Senseless Violence,’ Atiku Condemns Borno Attack, Calls For End To Killings
Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar has condemned the Boko Haram attack on Darajamal, Borno State, where five soldiers and 58 civilians were killed.
Describing the assault as “senseless violence,” Atiku expressed grief over the loss of lives and commiserated with the bereaved families, Governor Babagana Zulum, and the people of Borno.
“My heartfelt condolences go to the bereaved families, the resilient people of Borno, and Governor Zulum. May Almighty Allah grant the departed Al-Jannah Firdaus and comfort their loved ones,” Atiku said in a statement on X.
He urged Nigeria to confront terrorism with unity and renewed determination, stressing that the sacrifices of soldiers and civilians must inspire stronger security and deeper collaboration.
The insurgents also destroyed over 20 houses, vehicles, food items, and valuables belonging to resettled IDPs. Governor Zulum and the UN have both condemned the killings.
Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar has condemned the Boko Haram attack on Darajamal, Borno State, where five soldiers and 58 civilians were killed.
Describing the assault as “senseless violence,” Atiku expressed grief over the loss of lives and commiserated with the bereaved families, Governor Babagana Zulum, and the people of Borno.
“My heartfelt condolences go to the bereaved families, the resilient people of Borno, and Governor Zulum. May Almighty Allah grant the departed Al-Jannah Firdaus and comfort their loved ones,” Atiku said in a statement on X.
He urged Nigeria to confront terrorism with unity and renewed determination, stressing that the sacrifices of soldiers and civilians must inspire stronger security and deeper collaboration.
The insurgents also destroyed over 20 houses, vehicles, food items, and valuables belonging to resettled IDPs. Governor Zulum and the UN have both condemned the killings.
Senseless Violence,’ Atiku Condemns Borno Attack, Calls For End To Killings
Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar has condemned the Boko Haram attack on Darajamal, Borno State, where five soldiers and 58 civilians were killed.
Describing the assault as “senseless violence,” Atiku expressed grief over the loss of lives and commiserated with the bereaved families, Governor Babagana Zulum, and the people of Borno.
“My heartfelt condolences go to the bereaved families, the resilient people of Borno, and Governor Zulum. May Almighty Allah grant the departed Al-Jannah Firdaus and comfort their loved ones,” Atiku said in a statement on X.
He urged Nigeria to confront terrorism with unity and renewed determination, stressing that the sacrifices of soldiers and civilians must inspire stronger security and deeper collaboration.
The insurgents also destroyed over 20 houses, vehicles, food items, and valuables belonging to resettled IDPs. Governor Zulum and the UN have both condemned the killings.
