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The military boss spoke on Tuesday during a visit to the scene where at least 15 people, many of them church worshippers, were killed in twin bomb attacks after service Sunday at the Jaji military training centre. The incident, followed by another attack on a major police base in Abuja on Monday, humiliated the nation’s security forces amidst a celebrated claim of vital wins the forces posted over insurgent group, Boko Haram. The Joint Task Force placed bounties on the group’s leaders last week. Two cars targeted St. Andrews Protestant Church at the Jaji Military Cantonment, detonating explosives one after the other in an attack that left more than 30 others wounded, according to the military. Nigerians need credible journalism. Help us report it. Support journalism driven by facts, created by Nigerians for Nigerians. Our thorough, researched reporting relies on the support of readers like you. Help us maintain free and accessible news for all with a small donation. Every contribution guarantees that we can keep delivering important stories —no paywalls, just quality journalism. SUPPORT NOW xDo this later The attack surprised many residents of Kaduna, who are accustomed to the military’s heavy security structure at the facility. “It is not easy to enter Jaji just like that whether it is Sunday or not, you have to have an ID that shows you either live there or you have clearance to enter,” a resident told PREMIUM TIMES. Join the Premium Times WhatsApp Community For Quick Access To News and Happenings Around You.
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