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Majalisa Ta Nemi Gwamnati Ta Ceto Mutane 416 Da Boko Haram Ke Rike Da Su A Borno

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Majalisar Dattawa ta bukaci Gwamnatin Tarayya da ta gaggauta kokarin ceto mutane 416 da Boko Haram ke rike da su a Jihar Borno tun daga ranar 30 ga Maris, 2026.

BAYANIN LAMARI

Rahotanni sun nuna cewa wadanda aka yi garkuwa da su sun hada da:

Mata

Yara

Tsofaffi

An ce suna hannun mayakan Boko Haram a yankin Borno.

MUSABBABI

Bukatar majalisar ta biyo bayan:

Sabbin hare-haren da aka kai sansanonin sojoji

Barazanar ‘yan ta’adda kan duk wani yunkurin ceto su da karfi

SHUGABAN MAJALISA YA JAGORANCI MUHIMMAN BITA

Sanata Tahir Monguno ne ya gabatar da kudirin da ya sa aka yi muhawara, tare da goyon bayan:

Sanata Ali Ndume

Sanata Kaka Lawan

KALAMAN ‘YAN MAJALISA

Sanata Monguno ya bayyana damuwa kan:

Karuwar hare-hare kan sansanonin sojoji

Lalacewar tsaro a yankin arewa maso gabas

Sanata Ndume kuma ya yi gargadi cewa:

Rayuwar wadanda aka yi garkuwa da su na cikin hadari matuƙa

SHAWARWARIN MAJALISA

Majalisar ta yanke shawarar cewa:

A kara kokarin ceto wadanda aka sace

A binciki hare-haren da suka faru

A inganta kayan aikin sojoji

A karfafa hadin kai da al’umma wajen bayar da bayanai

GARGADI DAGA ‘YAN TA’ADDA

Rahotanni sun nuna cewa Boko Haram sun fitar da bidiyo inda suka:

Nuna wadanda suka yi garkuwa da su

Yi barazanar wargaza su idan ba a bi umarninsu ba

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