Mr Zulum said he would not relent in his effort to strengthen the resilience of communities.
Yes, prayer works, but not as an excuse for laziness.
“Let’s remove contractocracy. In six months, we can put an end to this madness. We need not politicise insecurity,” stated the Borno governor.
“Nigeria remains steadfast in supporting Cameroon’s efforts to promote unity, peace and sustainable development,” stated Mr Tuggar.
Mr Zulum’s statement comes amid a resurgence of Boko Haram terrorists.
“The pockets of attacks should not be a cause for concern as the military and security agencies are firmly in control,” Mr Musa said.
The Senate has urged the military to swiftly move more personnel to the North-East after Boko Haram killed 12 soldiers in Marte, Borno.
“This is a partial eclipse and we shall overcome it, Insha Allah,” said Mr Zulum.
Some farmers in Adamawa, Borno, and Yobe have urged their governments to adopt new strategies to tackle crop theft and insurgents’ attacks ahead of the farming season.
Mr Olotu said Nigeria was at a critical time when the scourge of terrorism ravaged the national, regional and global security environment.
