Adamawa State Governor, Bala Ngilari, has described the attack on Mubi and other towns by the Islamic sect Boko Haram as unfortunate.
The governor stated this on Tuesday while sympathizing with the people of the affected areas.
“We are under siege for now, although security agents are doing their best.
“With prayers, very soon, Boko Haram will become a thing of the past.”
He said that certain things in life, like the Boko Haram insurgency, defied logic.
“No matter the situation, one day it will come to an end”, he said.
He noted that the Second World War, in which about 20 million people were killed, was now history.
The governor said, “The reason why we are facing this insurgency is because we have offended God, and when the rest of the world is going to space, it is unfortunate that we are left behind, plagued by insurgency and other problems”.
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