Despite killings, statewide records show Buhari did better in Borno ― Zulum

Notwithstanding recent killings of farmers and other attacks, statewide records on the 27 local government areas since 2011, indicate clearly that President Muhammadu Buhari has still performed better in handling Borno’s security challenges, Governor Babagana Umara Zulum has declared.

Zulum stated this on Sunday, while addressing northern elders from the Arewa Consultative Forum in Maiduguri, who were led by chairman of the forum’s board of trustee, Ambassador Shehu Malami and the forum’s executive chairman, Chief Audu Ogbeh.

The forum’s visit on Sunday, was in reaction to Boko Haram’s beheading of over 40 farmers in Zabarmari, a farming community in Jere local government area of Borno.

“From statewide statistics on affairs in the 27 local government areas since 2011, the fact is that despite the recent happenings in Borno State, the security situation in Borno State and indeed that of the Entire North East Sub-region is still far better under Buhari, and this is based on records.

“For instance, unlike the years before Buhari when a number of local government were no-go-areas, we now have citizens led by our traditional rulers, safely back to Bama, Gwoza, Askira-Uba, Dikwa, Ngala, Monguno, Kukawa, Damboa, Konduga, Mafa, all of which no one could visit not talk of living there. Our emirs were all in exile. Today, Bama is coming back to live and so is Askira-Uba, Damboa, Gwoza and others. Live is even returning go Baga.

“This was impossible before Buhari. In fact, it was not possible to move a few kilometres out of Maiduguri.

“Insurgents were so bold to attack and take over military facilities like the army barrack at Monguno, Bama, Giwa Barrack and Multinational Joint Task Force Headquarters at Baga to mention just a few.

“There were daily attacks bomb blasts in many parts of Maiduguri, the most populated part of the state but all of these have stopped under Buhari. These are the records and no one can dispute these records” Zulum said.

The governor, however, indicated it was human nature to be more concerned about current realities than comparing the past and present.

“The insurgents by their nature, always want to attract publicity which is very strategic for terror propaganda, so they resorted to attacking our communities and running away and of course this worries us” Zulum added.

The governor said the people will remain optimistic and keep doing their part in shared efforts to find sustainable peace in the state.

ProfessorBerlin:
Hausa/Fulani's do not insult their elders whether good or bad.


















If na Yoruba man now he go don dey call Obasanjo bastard

Ottyn01:
And I thought Zulum have sense

Ottyn01:
This people are mad

Simplyleo:

You are getting it twisted.

Find out the tribe where people wake their parents with sliding kicks.

complexBoss12:
You're afterall a politician, you have to be careful with the big god in Ask rock, but don't play politics with people's lives Oga!

Just the same way statistics show that Nigeria is out recession just one day after it was announced that Nigeria slipped into second recession.
The same way statistics show that Nigeria economy is getting better under Buhari.
Buhari is statistically distributing 30k to imaginary drivers, bike men, cart pushers and all.
Everything in this govt is statistically done on paper/mouth.

And so many other statistics, gathered by who exactly??

helinues:
That's what we have been telling wailers even though more need to be done by FG and army

Kyase:
The new God zulum shalt be insulted now by his creation

Gabkosh:
They just said something to reinvigorate your zombism.