Ndume denounces Maiduguri bombings and calls for public vigilance
The Senator representing Borno South, Ali Ndume, has strongly condemned the recent bomb explosions in Maiduguri, describing them as barbaric and targeting innocent civilians. The blasts occurred in densely populated areas, resulting in numerous casualties and widespread sorrow. Ndume, currently in Saudi Arabia for Umrah, extended condolences to the victims and praised the swift response of security agencies. He urged residents to remain alert, especially as Eid celebrations approach, and called for intensified security efforts.
What we know
- Ali Ndume described the bomb attacks in Maiduguri as “barbaric, inhumane, and a direct assault on innocent citizens.”
- The explosions targeted crowded locations, including the Monday Market axis and near the University of Maiduguri Teaching Hospital.
- At least 23 people were killed and over 100 injured, according to the military.
- Ndume commended emergency responders and security agencies for their quick action.
- He urged all residents of Borno State to stay vigilant and report suspicious activities, especially ahead of Eid.
