Senator Ndume Donates to Troops in Borno Against Boko Haram Attacks

Senator Mohammed Ali Ndume, representing Borno South, has shown appreciation for the troops' bravery and sacrifices in resisting Boko Haram attacks. He has donated two bulls and a token of N1 million in cash to be delivered to the troops of Operation Hadin Kai in Damboa. This gesture is a continuation of his previous donations to troops and local hunters who repelled Boko Haram attacks in other parts of Borno state. Ndume commended Governor Babagana Zulum for his efforts in supporting the troops and mingling with the resilient people affected by the attacks.

Key Takeaways:

• Senator Ndume has donated two bulls and N1 million in cash to the troops of Operation Hadin Kai in Damboa.
• The donation is a continuation of his previous gesture to troops and local hunters who repelled Boko Haram attacks in other parts of Borno state.
• Ndume commended Governor Babagana Zulum for his efforts in supporting the troops and mingling with the resilient people affected by the attacks.
• The senator advocated for permanent stationing of functional air-fighter jets within the North East Theatre to complement efforts of ground troops.
• Ndume praised the bravery and commitment of troops, as well as the swift response by the Airforce fighter jet in averting casualties.

Statistics:

• Over 20 Boko Haram terrorists were killed by troops, with support from the Airforce, in Damboa local government area.
• Minimal casualties were recorded from the side of troops and civilians.
• The donation of N1 million will be shared among troops of Operation Hadin Kai based in Damboa.
• Senator Ndume has previously donated three bulls and N2 million to troops and local hunters who repelled Boko Haram attacks in Izge and Yamtake communities of Gwoza local government area.

Sources:

• reacts to Boko Haram attacks in Borno, uses personal aid to faciliate donation, a telephone interview with our Correspondent in Maiduguri on Saturday.