PANIC As Boko Haram Commander Sends Powerful Warning To This Set Of Nigerians; See His DEADLY Plans
Residents of Banki, a border town in Borno State’ s Bama Local Government Area, are on high alert following a recent warning from an alleged Boko Haram commander. The militant, identified as Mulwuta, has reportedly ordered locals to repent before Ramadan begins or face execution. This threat, shared by security analyst Zagazola Makama, has sparked anxiety among community members, reviving fears about insurgent activity in the region.
According to the report, Mulwuta stated that anyone who refused to comply would be executed in a brutal manner. While some residents are alarmed by this warning, others believe it is merely an attempt to spread fear. Banki has endured multiple attacks by Boko Haram over the years, but many argue that the group’ s strength in the area has significantly declined. One resident pointed out that even during the leadership of Abubakar Shekau, when Boko Haram was at its peak, the militants struggled to gain a stronghold in the town.
Despite this skepticism, others remain wary, given Boko Haram’ s history of sudden and violent attacks. The group has been responsible for countless killings, kidnappings, and bombings, often using religious justifications for their actions. Their reference to Ramadan is particularly troubling, as past attacks have intensified during the holy month. Some fear that Mulwuta’ s warning may signal plans for renewed violence in the coming weeks.
Military sources indicate that while sustained operations by the Nigerian Armed Forces and the Multinational Joint Task Force (MNJTF) have significantly weakened Boko Haram, smaller factions continue to operate, especially in remote and border areas. Some of these groups have aligned themselves with the Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP), which enforces extreme religious doctrines in the areas they control. Although Boko Haram no longer holds significant territory, sporadic attacks and threats persist, reminding people that the insurgency is not entirely defeated.
Beyond the immediate security concerns, residents worry about the broader economic impact of such threats. Banki is a key commercial hub with strong trade ties to Cameroon, and instability could disrupt businesses and limit access to essential supplies. Many locals depend on cross- border trade for their livelihoods, and any renewed insurgent activity could have serious consequences for the town’ s economy.
Community vigilante groups, working alongside security forces, have reassured residents that they are prepared to confront any potential attack. However, many believe that additional military reinforcements and better support for local security initiatives are necessary to protect the town from future threats.
Authorities have urged residents to remain watchful and report any suspicious activity while avoiding unnecessary panic. With Ramadan approaching, security forces are expected to increase patrols and surveillance in vulnerable areas. While some hope that Mulwuta’ s warning is nothing more than intimidation, past experiences have shown that the threat of extremist violence still lingers, even as Boko Haram’ s influence declines.