Nigeria: The Agony of Each Day, By Jibrin Ibrahim
Each day is becoming a difficult threshold to cross because it is littered with anguish and pain.
Each day is becoming a difficult threshold to cross because it is littered with anguish and pain.
It is time for Nigeria to act.
10 years on, what would clearly and pragmatically bring Boko Haram/ISWAP to an end still remains a mystery.
There is a clear indication that Boko Haram has technically defeated Buratai’s Army.
The president is again tasked with leading the somewhat sleeping giant of Africa back onto the road of success.
We should not wait until after this “manference” to raise issues about lack of diversity and representation to the organisers.
Undoubtedly, the days of the Boko Haram insurgency are now numbered.
The Boko Haram insurgency is a determined attempt to obliterate every imprint of a widely despised Western Judeo-Christian heritage.
President Buhari has all but announced that the official policy of his government is to negotiate with terrorists.
Now, how far is the Nigerian state from failure?