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John Enenche Counters United Nations’ Claim Of 110 Farmers Killed In Borno’

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Nigerian Defence Headquarters’ Director of Information, Maj. Gen. John Eneche has countered the United Nations’ claim of 110 people being killed over the weekend in Borno.

It was reported earlier that United Nations Humanitarian Coordinator in Nigeria, Edward Kallon said no fewer than 110 farmers were killed in Saturday, November 28 attack on rice farms in Zabarmari community in Borno state.

Reacting to this in an interview on Channels Television today November 30, Eneche stated that what the military have so far counted with the locals is 43 bodies. He noted that the military is still searching for dead bodies, while also admitting that some people ran into the bush during the attack.

 

He added that while there is a possibility of the death toll rising, he is however hopeful that those who ran into the bush will return alive.

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3 thoughts on “John Enenche Counters United Nations’ Claim Of 110 Farmers Killed In Borno’”

  1. Up till nw, there is know any movement from the government as if nothing hppn
    This country, may Almighty God safeguard us….

  2. Haa this wahala don de become something serious ooh , may God continue to guide and protect us from this evils minds

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