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Police foil attack on Borno APC governorship candidate’s convoy
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Police foil attack on Borno APC governorship candidate’s convoy

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The Nigeria Police Force says its tactical team foiled an attack on the convoy of Mustapha Gubio, the All Progressives Congress (APC) governorship candidate in Borno State, and other political figures.

The incident occurred on Thursday along the Kareto-Damasak road in Borno State.

According to the police, terrorists attacked the convoy with improvised explosive devices (IEDs) and rocket-propelled grenades (RPGs). 

“The tactical team forced the terrorists to retreat into the surrounding bush and subsequently scanned and cleared the immediate axis to neutralise secondary explosive threats,” the police said.

The security team then searched and cleared the area to ensure there were no additional explosives before moving the convoy to a safe location.

“The convoy, conveying a gubernatorial aspirant, government officials and political stakeholders, was safely evacuated to a secure location with no casualties recorded among members of the entourage,” the police said.

Police foil attack on Borno APC governorship candidate’s convoy

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