Skip to main content

We Can't Say If Boko Haram Will Be Eradicated —Presidency Confess

Garba Shehu, SSA to President Buhari on Media and Publicity on Monday avowed that the administration cannot promise a total end to Boko Haram insurgency noting that terrorism has remained a stubborn phenomenon even in more advanced nations.
He however assured that the administration is doing its best to whittle down attacks in the North-East. 
 "Well, I can’t promise you that Boko Haram will or will not be eradicated, Shehu said, adding that "it (terrorism) is an ongoing challenge, globally."
 “Even in more advanced countries, more ‘weaponised’ nations, it is still a challenge," he added. 
“They have been greatly minimised and they are being pushed farther away from the national population.”
Shehu spoke on Channels TV’s Sunrise Daily programme today in Abuja and answered questions about the thousands of Internally Displaced Persons who are drifting around the country as well as increasing attacks by the dreaded Boko Haram terrorists.
Recall that the Buhari-led administration in 2016 claimed it had completely defeated Boko Haram despite realities pointing otherwise.
Shehu also denounced the increase of small arms in the country, which he said has worsened the issue of banditry in the country.


Comments

Popular posts from this blog

Gov ROCHAS OKOROCHA ON GIVE AWAY GIFT.

Flash: Wasteful Gov. Rochas Okorocha presents brand new houses, Suv cars to former governors of Imo State: Evan Enwerem, Sam Mbakwe, Achike Udenwa and Ikedi Ohakim.

Tragedy in Onitsha at Obodoukwu ( TRAZAN) as Trailer crushed three Keke and all the people inside it.

Tragedy in Onitsha at Obodoukwu ( TRAZAN) as Trailer crushed three Keke and all the people inside it. Earlier today in Onitsha, Obodoukwu ( TRAZAN), Trailer felled on top of three Keke and crushed every living soul inside them to death.

Bishop Ikeakor Flays State Governors Over Rising Debt Profile

Bishop Ikeakor Flays State Governors Over Rising Debt Profile By Emeka Odogwu The Anglican Bishop of Amichi diocese, Most Revd Ephraim Ikeakor has raised alarm over the rising debt profile in Nigeria. Ikeakor noted that the nation's debt profile which has risen to N24.39 trillion as at December 31, 2018 is shameful, attributing such to lack of focus of the state governors, especially from the south east. The prelate stated this at Cathedral church of St  Andrews, Amichi in Nnewi south local government Area of Anambra state during press conference and facility inspection as part of activities marking the second session of the fourth synod of the diocese. Ikeakor noted that no debt profile by any Governor was justifiable, stating that the internally generated revenue of the states is enough to clear all debts and still take care of other aspects of governance. "But our problem is that we lack prudent management of resources in governance.  We don't have governors...