Monday, 5 May 2014
We Are Not Negotiating With Boko Haram- President Goodluck Jonathan
President Goodluck Jonathan on
Sunday debunked thoughts that
the Federal Government was
negotiating with the terrorist group 'Boko Haram' to
secure the release of the abducted
school girls in Borno.
Jonathan said at a Presidential
Media chat in Abuja that the
government could not have been
negotiating with faceless people.
He, however, reassured parents,
guardians and all Nigerians that
government would rescue all the
abducted girls.
The President, who described the
abduction of the innocent girls as
painful, appealed to their parents
and guardians to cooperate with
security agencies to enable them
secure the release of the children.
He said the Federal Government was
in touch with the neighbouring
countries of Benin Republic, Chad,
Niger and those in the North-
African sub-continent, to secure the
release of the girls.
He expressed satisfaction with the
efforts of the nation’s security
agencies, noting that the activities
of the terrorists were being checked
across the country.
Labels:
INSECURITY
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