Menace of Boko Haram and the way out!


Nigeria and world are to be better place without the menace of the radical Islamic extremists group from the Northern part of the country called the “Boko Haram”! They’ve inflicted much pains on Nigerians especially the minority Christians living at their door steps. How long President Jonathan will continue to watch these dare devils unleashed terror attack on the innocent citizens? The Government should stand up and live up to their responsibilities by providing adequate security to all Nigerians. This Islamic terror group should not be handle with kid gloves because, terrorism is like a plague which this Islamic extremists has chosen as the weapon of the modern day warfare.

Boko Haram as a terrorist group is seeking for recognition, just like the days of the Niger Delta Militants groups but the approach and their ideologies has lots of under tunes which is detrimental and undermined the unity of the country. What the government should do is to investigate and gather all necessary information about this group, know their modus operandi, network locations, sponsors, the source of their weapons flow and above all to know whether there are some foreign infiltrators aiding them to cause mayhem. Without these aforementioned the government will be fighting a ghost war. The earlier this terror group is uprooted the better it will be for the peace of the Nation.

Culled by Lucas Anuforo

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