The meeting which was held at the multi-purpose Hall of the Government House Maiduguri, had in attendance Head of the Army in the State, the Police, Department of State Security, the Shehu of Borno Abubakar Ibn Umar Gabai Elkanami, Imam of mosques in Maiduguri metropolis and Jere, district heads, Ward Heads and others.
Governor Kashim Shettima along with the security chiefs held a closed door meeting with Imams of mosques in Maiduguri, Jere and surrounding areas as well as district heads (Aja) and ward heads (Lawans) for a crucial security discussions aimed at developing fresh strategies to prevent recent tricks by Boko Haram insurgents who attacked worshippers at predawn prayers at mosques in Maiduguri.
Addressing the gathering, Governor Shettima told the participants that similar meetings will be held by the Emirs of Biu and Shani who will inform imams in local government areas not yet attacked to prevent worshippers from being taken unawares.
Shettima noted that the participants were carefully chosen because of the strategic role they play in their various domains, in all the mosques and the 30 wards in the town.
He charged them to ensure that worshippers abide by the recommendations of the outcome of the meeting for the benefit of all.
Too bad folks can't even feel safe in their house of worship anymore. Hmmm! "Uwaifo don talk e own o".
ReplyDeleteThey really need it
ReplyDeleteEwoooo,,,taking d bull by d born...u guys also needs to b very vigilant oooo
ReplyDeleteThe government seems to be at a slow pace, we must also find a way to protect ourselves..but u they targeting mosques I don't think brainwash can do dt..its a mystery
ReplyDeleteSo is now a mystery cox they r attacking mosques while they were doing dat 2 churches ur pple saw as a no problems things, now dat d church is no more there it's d turn of mosque. May God c us 2ru.
DeleteYes good one
ReplyDeleteY exposing the new measures taken,that is naija for you everything must be in d news
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