BREAKING: “We Are in a State of War” — Army Declares over Recent Borno Bombings

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The Nigerian Army has declared that the country has receded into a state of war, following the recent bombings in Borno State that left scores dead and injured.In a statement, Major General Edward Buba, Director Defence Media Operations, described the terror attacks as 'comprising multiple Person-Borne Improvised Explosive Devices , otherwise known as suicide bombings'.The attacks occurred on Saturday, June 29, 2024, in the Gworza Local Government Area of Borno State.

He said, “The sad loss of lives is a tragedy for the society, community and the nation.“Accordingly, on behalf of the Chief of Defence Staff, Gen CG MUSA, officers and members of the armed forces, we express our condolences even as we mourn with all who have lost loved ones. We also commiserate with all victims needing healing and recovery.“Given that we are in a state of war, it must be recognised that this despicable act is a response to recent successes in ongoing military operations.

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