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- António Guterres, United Nations (UN)
secretary-general has condemned the
recent Boko Haram attacks in Borno state
- Guterres said those responsible for the
repeated heinous acts in Nigeria and
neighbouring countries should be swiftly
brought to justice
- He said UN solidarity and support to the
government of Nigeria in its fight against
terrorism and violent extremism
António Guterres, United Nations (UN)
secretary-general has reacted to recent
Boko Haram attacks in Borno state,
adding that the perpetrators should be
''swiftly'' arrested and prosecuted.
It was learnt that a female bomber blow
herself up at a market in Konduga, a
village near Maiduguri, killing 27
persons.
Also two bombers was said to have
blown themselves up at the gates of an
internally displaced person (IDP) camp,
injuring many.
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In a statement issued by Stéphane
Dujarric, Guterres’s spokesman, the
secretary-general called for the
prosecution of those responsible for the
''senseless'' attacks, The Cable reports.
NAIJ.com gathered that he also
condemned similar terror attacks
carried out in Nigeria and neighbouring
countries.
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According to him, ''Those responsible for
these repeated heinous acts in Nigeria
and neighbouring countries to be swiftly
brought to justice.
“the United Nations solidarity and
support to the government of Nigeria in
its fight against terrorism and violent
extremism''.
Meanwhile, NAIJ.com had reported that
Boko Haram terrorists reportedly
launched a deadly attack in Borno state
killing 27 people with 83 others
wounded.
Watch a NAIJ.com TV video below of the
Air Force's operation against Boko
Haram: