Borno Becomes Safe Haven For Dislodged Boko Haram Insurgents – Governor Zulum

Borno Becomes Safe Haven For Dislodged Boko Haram Insurgents – Governor Zulum

Borno State Governor Babagana Zulum has revealed that a significant number of Boko Haram insurgents expelled from Chad have relocated to Borno. In an interview with Channels Television, Zulum explained that the insurgents were driven out following an attack on Chadian soldiers, prompting...READ MORE…

Chad’s government to take decisive military action against them.

Zulum noted that while Chad successfully repelled the insurgents, many crossed into Nigeria, particularly into Borno State.

“Recently, Boko Haram attacked Chadian soldiers, and in response, the Chadian authorities implemented strong measures to repel them. As a result, many of the insurgents have moved to Nigeria, particularly Borno State,” Zulum stated.

Despite this development, Zulum commended the Nigerian federal government, military, and security forces for their significant strides in curbing insurgency in the North-East. He reported that over 90% of Boko Haram activities have been curtailed in Borno but acknowledged the presence of smaller insurgent groups in the Lake Chad region, Sambisa Forest, and Mandara Hills.

The governor expressed confidence that with ongoing collaboration between Nigeria and its neighboring countries—Cameroon, Chad, Niger, and Mali—terrorism could be fully eradicated within the next two years.

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