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| Emir of Uba Alhaji Ali Ibn Ismaiya Mamza |
Two out of the five Borno emirs forced to flee their domain by Boko Haram terrorists, have returned to their palaces.
The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reported that the emirs fled to
Maiduguri two years ago when the insurgents took control of their domain
in Askira/Uba Local Government Area of the state.
The insurgents took control of the area in August 2015 and announced
establishment of Caliphate rule, forcing residents including the emirs
to flee.
The two emirs, Alhaji Muhammadu Askirama of Askira, and Alhaji Ismaila
Mamza of Uba, returned to their respective palaces yesterday in company
of Borno Deputy Governor, Alhaji Mamman Durkuwa.
Speaking at a short ceremony at their palaces, the emirs commended the
Nigerian military for their gallantry in routing the Boko Haram
terrorists.
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| Emir of Askira Alhaj Abdullahi Mai Muhammadu Askirama 11 |
They expressed optimism that terrorism would end soon in the country, going by the successes being recorded by the military.
Three other emirs yet to return to their domain include the Emir of
Bama, Alhaji Kyari El-Kanemi, Emir of Dikwa, Muhammad Ibn Masta, and
Chief of Gwoza Alhaji Muhammad Timta.
The three are still residing in Maiduguri, the state capital.
(NAN)
What a good news in the morning
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