Ajomobi Pays N28m To Families Of Boko Haram Slain Traders

The Oyo State government yesterday gave N28 million to the families of the Bodija traders that were killed by suspected Boko Haram members in Maiduguri, Borno State.
Governor Abiola Ajimobi distributed the cheques to the families of the slain traders at the Bodija Market.
Representatives of the 14 families, mainly the widows of the deceased and the aged mother of one of them, were given N2 million each.
Ajimobi said: “We cannot pay for people’s lives, but we can cushion the effects of their departure by helping their families.”
He described the killing of the traders as “gruesome”, urging the bereaved to take it as an act of God.
One of the widows, Mrs. Folasade Afolabi, who spoke for the others, thanked the governor for his help.
The Chairman of the Ibadan Foodstuff Sellers Association, Alhaji Olalekan Azeez, urged the Federal Government to tighten security in the North.

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