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Senator Ndume Donates to Frontline Troops, Vigilantes in Borno State

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Senator Mohammed Ali Ndume has shown appreciation for the bravery and commitment of frontline troops and local hunters who repelled Boko Haram attacks in Izge and Yamtake communities of Gwoza Local Government Area of Borno state. In a gesture of gratitude, Ndume donated three bulls and a token of N2 million to enable them celebrate their successes against renewed attacks. This comes after the successful defeat of insurgency attacks in his constituency, where Izge and Yamtake were among the communities attacked by Boko Haram.

Key Takeaways:

  • Senator Mohammed Ali Ndume donated three bulls and N2 million to frontline troops and local hunters who repelled Boko Haram attacks in Izge and Yamtake.
  • The donation was made to show appreciation for the bravery and commitment displayed by the troops and local hunters in defeating insurgency attacks.
  • Ndume urged the federal government, especially the Military Pension Board (MPB), to process and pay all entitlements and death benefits of deceased soldiers who paid the supreme price.
  • The senator also prayed for the souls of soldiers and innocent civilians who died in the renewed Boko Haram attacks.
  • The donation will enable the troops and local hunters to celebrate their success stories and buy condiments.
  • Senator Ndume emphasized the importance of peace and urged the troops and local hunters to sustain the tempo in confronting Boko Haram.
  • The donation was made in honor of the deceased soldiers and as a gesture of appreciation for their sacrifices.

Statistics:

  • N2 million was donated to the frontline troops and local hunters.
  • Three bulls were donated to the troops and local hunters.
  • The donation was made to Izge and Yamtake communities, which were attacked by Boko Haram.
  • The federal government has been urged to process and pay all entitlements and death benefits of deceased soldiers.
  • At least 7 communities had been attacked by Boko Haram, with casualties on both sides.

Sources:

  • Senator Mohammed Ali Ndume (APC Borno South)
  • Hon. Ibrahim Abba Chukun, former Chairman of Gwoza local government area
  • Our Correspondent in Maiduguri

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