There was panic in Chibok local government area of Borno state, where over 200 female students of Government Girls Secondary School were abducted by Islamic militants,
Boko Haram following a letter purportedly written to the people of Chibok by the sect members informing them of their plans to
attack the local government.
A top local government official in Chibok town, who did not want his name published revealed this to newsmen in Maiduguri the Borno state capital Monday.
According to him, when they met the police with the letter they were assured of maximum protection, but the police however
complained of lack of fuel for their vehicle, as the ban for selling fuel in the local government for fear that insurgents may use it to burn houses made it impossible to access the commodity.
He said, the local government also has assured the security operatives that they are going to buy fuel and keep it with the security for their use and also pleaded for reinforcement as the number of security operatives in the area may not be enough.
He said, " whenever Boko Haram tells you that, they are coming, they never fail to come. Our fears now is that, we don't know when and how they are going to come but our people are in great fear. We are calling for prayers as well as government to provide adequate security in Chibok."
There was panic in Chibok local government area of Borno state, where over 200 female students of Government Girls Secondary School were abducted by Islamic militants,
Boko Haram following a letter purportedly written to the people of Chibok by the sect members informing them of their plans to
attack the local government.
A top local government official in Chibok town, who did not want his name published revealed this to newsmen in Maiduguri the Borno state capital Monday.
According to him, when they met the police with the letter they were assured of maximum protection, but the police however
complained of lack of fuel for their vehicle, as the ban for selling fuel in the local government for fear that insurgents may use it to burn houses made it impossible to access the commodity.
He said, the local government also has assured the security operatives that they are going to buy fuel and keep it with the security for their use and also pleaded for reinforcement as the number of security operatives in the area may not be enough.
He said, " whenever Boko Haram tells you that, they are coming, they never fail to come. Our fears now is that, we don't know when and how they are going to come but our people are in great fear. We are calling for prayers as well as government to provide adequate security in Chibok."
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