RESIDENTS KILLED AS BOMB EXPLOSION ROCKS BORNO A bomb explosion has rocked Konduga town in Borno State, killing at least 11 residents and injuring several others. The explosion took place Friday night in front of a local cinema, located beside the Konduga fish market. According to the Civilian Joint Task Force (CJTF), many of the injured were taken to the Maiduguri Specialist Hospital for treatment. Meanwhile, security forces have been deployed to the scene to secure the area and begin investigations. Konduga is located about 36 kilometres from Maiduguri, the capital of Borno State. This is the first suicide-related bombing in the town in nearly a year.

JUST IN: Governor Zulum Grants Scholarships to Children of Fallen CJTF Heroes In a compassionate and commendable move, Governor Babagana Zulum of Borno State has announced scholarships for the children of Civilian Joint Task Force (CJTF) members who lost their lives in a recent Improvised Explosive Device (IED) blast. According to Nigeriastories, the governor’s gesture is aimed at honoring the ultimate sacrifice made by these brave individuals who have played a critical role in the fight against insurgency in the Northeast. The scholarships will cover the education of the deceased members’ children, ensuring they receive support for a brighter future despite their tragic loss. Governor Zulum’s action is being widely praised as a powerful message of gratitude, resilience, and state-backed solidarity with those on the frontlines of Nigeria’s security challenges. #GovernorZulum #CJTF #ScholarshipsForHeroes

🎖️ Honoring Heroes: Borno State Grants Scholarships to Families of Slain CJTF Members In a heartfelt gesture of appreciation, Borno State Governor Babagana Zulum has announced full educational scholarships for the children of eight Civilian Joint Task Force (CJTF) members who tragically lost their lives in an Improvised Explosive Device (IED) attack along the Dikwa-Marte road.  During a condolence visit to the bereaved families in Fezzan ward, Governor Zulum described the fallen CJTF members as “martyrs who made ultimate sacrifices in defense of their communities.” He emphasized that their bravery would never be forgotten.  In addition to the scholarships, the governor announced an immediate assistance of ₦5 million to each family to cater to their basic needs. For those without children, support will be extended to other family members.  Governor Zulum was accompanied on the sympathy visit by key government officials, including the deputy speaker of the Borno State House of Assembly, Hon. Abdullahi Musa Askira; APC state chairman, Hon. Bello Ayuba; and Permanent Secretary, Government House, Barr. Mustapha Ali Busuguma.  This initiative underscores the Borno State government’s commitment to supporting those who have made significant sacrifices in the fight against insurgency. ⸻According to Naijanews #BornoState #GovernorZulum #CJTF #ScholarshipProgram #HonoringHeroes