Official are yet to
ascertain the number of casualties as multiple explosions rocked Maiduguri On
Sunday, September 20 2015.
The Nation reports that Colonel Sani Usman, the spokesman of the Nigerian army, confirmed that there were three improvised explosive devices explosions at Gomari and Ajilari general area in Maiduguri.
The Nation
The Nation reports that Colonel Sani Usman, the spokesman of the Nigerian army, confirmed that there were three improvised explosive devices explosions at Gomari and Ajilari general area in Maiduguri.
Colonel Usman noted that
the recent attacks signify high level of desperation on the part of the Boko
Haram terrorists.
“Security personnel and
emergency management teams have been drafted to the area and appropriate
security measures being taken.
“We would like to state
that the Nigerian military would not be deterred in its determined efforts of
defeating Boko Haram terrorists in the shortest possible time.
“We would like to assure
the public also that now the terrorists have shown their ugly presence in such
areas, there is need for more vigilance, security consciousness and prompt
reporting of suspicious persons or group of persons in their midst. This would
enable the security take appropriate measures against them.
“It will be recalled that
their previous attempts to attack and blow up Allau dam was thwarted,” he said.
Meanwhile, Boko Haram
released another message, in which it denied claims by the Nigerian army of
recording successes in the war against insurgency.
“They (the military) lied
that they have confiscated our arms, that we have been chased out of our
territories that we are in disarray.
“We are alive, I am alive,
this is my voice, more audible than it was before. This is Shekau,” Boko Haram
leader said.
Although Shekau stressed in
his message that Boko Haram was still at battle ground, some members of the
terrorist group surrendered themselves to troops of 21 Brigade of the Nigerian
army.

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