Tinubu Put Troops For Highest-Ever Red Alert

After series of attacks for Borno, Kebbi and Kwara inside few days, wey people die and others get kidnapped, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu don put troops on di highest-ever red alert. E don also direct dem make dem rescue di 24 abducted schoolgirls for Kebbi immediately. Tinubu shift im planned G20 and AU-EU trips to South Africa and Angola to handle di security matter personally. Vice President Kashim Shettima return Abuja from Kebbi after meeting families of di abducted pupils. Di attacks start with ISWAP ambush for Borno wey kill soldiers and Brig.-Gen. Buba Uba, followed by di Kebbi schoolgirls abduction and killing of one security man, plus attack on church for Eruku, Kwara South, wey claim di life of pastor and two worshippers and kidnap some people. Minister Mohammed Idris talk say security forces don been ordered to actively pursue, neutralise, and dismantle terrorists, bandits, and criminals, with priority to rescue di abducted Kebbi girls. Military and police also dey deployed to Eruku and all Kwara South to boost security and rapid response. Government yarn say di country na multi-faith nation and den categorically reject any sectarian claims about di attacks.

Secretary to di Government, Senator George Akume, talk say di renewed attacks follow US claims of Christians-targeted killings and CPC classification wey embolden terrorists. Akume clarify say Boko Haram, ISWAP, and Northwest bandits dey act mostly on economic motives, not religion, and misrepresentation dey fuel tension. Tinubu and Shettima dey resolve matter personally, with Shettima assuring affected families of united government priority to return di girls safely. State and federal officials, traditional rulers, vigilantes and security agencies dey mobilise for coordinated action. Kebbi State government also refute US lawmaker claim say abducted girls na mainly Christians, show list of di 24 victims wey include:

SSS 3A AND B: Salima Garba Umar Senchi,  Salima Sani Zirmi, Amina G. Umar, Rashida Mohammed Dungu, Saliha Umar, Aisha Usman, Jamila Ilyasu, Maryam Ilyasu, Naja-atu Abdullahi, Zaniab Kolo

SSS 2A: Faitma Sani Zimri, Hafsat Ibrahim, Nana Fiddausi Jibrin, Mas’uda Yakubu Tomo

SSS 2B: Hauwa’u Saleh

JSS 3A 16: Surayya Tukur, Hafsat Umar Yalmo, Mary Usman, Amina Ilyasu, Ikilima Suleiman

JSS 2: Khadija Nazifi, Hauwa’u Ilyasu, Hauwa’u Lawali, Ummulkursim Abdul-Karim