Governor Mai Mala Buni of Yobe State expressed his condolences to the families of the victims of the recent bomb explosions in Maiduguri, which claimed over 23 lives. Represented by his deputy, Idi Gubana, during a visit to Borno State, Buni conveyed his sympathies to the government and people of Borno, highlighting the sorrow felt across Yobe over this tragic incident. He emphasized the need for solidarity among the states, sharing in the grief of those affected by this violence.

In his message, the governor described the violence as senseless, pointing out that innocent citizens, who were engaged in their daily routines, became victims of these attacks. He lamented the increasing risk of such senseless violence, which disrupts the lives of ordinary individuals just trying to go about their daily activities. Buni’s remarks reflect a growing concern among state leaders about the safety of their citizens amidst rising insecurity in the region.

Buni called on residents to remain vigilant and work cooperatively with security agencies, underlining the importance of collective responsibility in ensuring community safety. His donation of N10 million is intended to aid the victims' families, demonstrating a commitment to support and encourage resilience among those affected by tragedy. This incident is a somber reminder of the persistent security challenges in northeastern Nigeria, which continue to affect the lives of countless citizens.