Kawuri village, located in the Konduga Local Government Area of Borno State, was recently targeted by Boko Haram terrorists on Tuesday.
A statement released on Wednesday by Bashir Sandia, the Senior Special Assistant on Media and Publicity to the Executive Chairman of Konduga LGC, confirmed that the attack led to significant property destruction and the unfortunate loss of life.
During the assault, three shops, two Takumbo Hilux vehicles, one motorcycle, and a Golf sedan were set ablaze by the insurgents. Tragically, the attack resulted in the death of a member of the Civilian Joint Task Force (JTF) who was attempting to escape to safety.
In response to the incident, the Chairman of the Konduga LGA, Hon. Abba Ali Abbari, visited the affected community on Wednesday, accompanied by key officials including the Council Secretary Alhaji Saleh Bukar, the Councilor of Kawuri ward Alhaji Hussaini Mai Durmari, the Ward Chairman, Council Treasurer Alhaji Darman Bulama, Director of Works Mr. Philip Mishelia, the District Head of Konduga, and members of the JTF and Vigilante groups.
During his visit, the Chairman expressed his condolences to the families of the deceased and took the opportunity to assess the situation firsthand. He also met with security personnel, urging them to maintain vigilance amid these persistent threats.
Hon. Abbari reassured the security forces of his unwavering support and encouraged them to communicate any needs or concerns directly to him.
This attack highlights the ongoing security challenges faced by the region and emphasizes the necessity for enhanced vigilance and robust security measures to safeguard the lives and livelihoods of the residents of Konduga LGA.
