DailyPost has been reliably informed that the streets of Bama in Maiduguri have been taken over by littered corpses two days after the militants claimed authority over the second l...argest Borno town.
The report says Boko Haram fighters are currently patrolling the streets of Bama, stopping residents from burying littered corpses.
Confirming the report however, Ahmed Zanna , Senator from Borno state said that no one is allowed to torch littered corpses.
DailyPost recalls that the Borno State government on Wednesday denied that the town had fallen to the insurgents.
Mr. Zanna, who continues to refute the state government’s claim said that the humanitarian situation in Bama was unbearable and that the rate of killings in the town was very high.
“So many bodies litter the streets, and people are not allowed to even go and bury the dead ones. So the situation is getting worse and worse,” Mr Zanna told the BBC’s Newsday programme after speaking to a resident who fled the town.
He further asserted that it will catastrophic if Boko Haram launches any form of attack on Maiduguri, which has a population of more than two million.
“I’m begging the government to send more troops and armoury to Maiduguri,” he said.
“Boko Haram do come overwhelmingly because they recruit en masse in Borno villages,” he added.
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The report says Boko Haram fighters are currently patrolling the streets of Bama, stopping residents from burying littered corpses.
Confirming the report however, Ahmed Zanna , Senator from Borno state said that no one is allowed to torch littered corpses.
DailyPost recalls that the Borno State government on Wednesday denied that the town had fallen to the insurgents.
Mr. Zanna, who continues to refute the state government’s claim said that the humanitarian situation in Bama was unbearable and that the rate of killings in the town was very high.
“So many bodies litter the streets, and people are not allowed to even go and bury the dead ones. So the situation is getting worse and worse,” Mr Zanna told the BBC’s Newsday programme after speaking to a resident who fled the town.
He further asserted that it will catastrophic if Boko Haram launches any form of attack on Maiduguri, which has a population of more than two million.
“I’m begging the government to send more troops and armoury to Maiduguri,” he said.
“Boko Haram do come overwhelmingly because they recruit en masse in Borno villages,” he added.
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