President Tinubu Condemns Bomb Attacks in Borno State, Vows Justice for Perpetrators

In response to the devastating bomb attacks in the Gwoza Local Government Area of Borno State, President Bola Tinubu has issued a strong condemnation, vowing that those responsible will face severe consequences.

The attacks resulted in loss of life and left many residents injured.

President Tinubu described the attacks as desperate acts of terror, underscoring the mounting pressure on terrorist groups and the successful efforts in diminishing their capacity to carry out such offenses.

He emphasized that these cowardly attacks are isolated incidents and reaffirmed his commitment to preventing Nigeria from descending into a period marked by fear and bloodshed.

“The purveyors of wanton violence shall have a certain encounter with justice,” President Tinubu stated, ensuring that his administration will not tolerate any attempts to disrupt law and order in the nation. He pledged to intensify efforts to secure the safety of citizens and remove those responsible for such heinous acts.

The President also extended his heartfelt condolences to the victims and their families, as well as to the government and people of Borno State, in this time of tragedy.

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