Police boost security at Borno worship centres after deadly attack
The Borno State Police Command has ramped up security efforts to protect residents during the Christmas season. According to a statement from ASP Nahum Daso, the Explosive Ordnance Disposal Unit is conducting thorough checks at worship centres and recreational spots. This move follows a tragic suicide bombing at a local mosque on December 24, which resulted in multiple casualties. Authorities are urging the public to stay alert and report any suspicious activity.
What we know
- The Police Command, led by CP Naziru Abdulmajid, has deployed over 1,000 officers across Borno State.
- The Explosive Ordnance Disposal Unit is carrying out routine bomb sweeps at places with high human traffic.
- The security measures were intensified after a suicide bombing at a mosque on December 24 that killed at least five people.
- Police are encouraging residents to report suspicious persons, movements, or objects immediately.
- The initiative aims to ensure a safe and peaceful Christmas celebration for all residents and visitors.
