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Ga wani dan Boko Haram But honestly, he gave solid advice based on his experience. It’s something to really take seriously.” Boko Bala’i ce!!!

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It’s impossible to take this man seriously, but could he be onto something?
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“Boko Haram Terrorists Can Become President Of Nigeria”. - Says Army GOC Mind You, Boko Haram Is Responsible For The Deaths Of Hundreds Of Nigerian Soldiers And Thousands Of Civilians. Yet, The Nigerian Army Made It Clear That a Repentant Boko Haram Terrorist Who Have Killed Countless Soldiers And Civilians Can Become a President Of Nigeria And Even Ascertain Any Political Office. If You’re a Criminal, Kidnapper, a Bandit, Killer Fulani Herdsmen, Terrorist As Long As You’re From The North, All Your Sins And Atrocities Are Forgiven. Today, You Have Sponsors Of Boko Haram In Government. Some Are Ministers And Governors. That’s Why Armed Terrorists And Bandits From The North Are Pampered, Granted Amnesty, Sent Abroad For Foreign Education, Recruited Into The Nigerian Armes Forces, Rehabilitated And Empowered. But Take a Look At The #bloodbath Ongoing In Delta State. Innocent Civilians Are Killed And Communities Burnt Down By The Military. Once It’s Comes To The South East (SS and SE) The Rules Of Engagement Are Different. One Nigeria Indeed!!!

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In August 2014, Australian hostage negotiator Stephen Davis, publicly accused former Borno State Governor Ali Modu Sheriff of being a chief sponsor of the terrorist group, the Boko Haram. Davis alleged that Sheriff sponsored youths for religious pilgrimages where they were recruited into the terrorist group. The news was reported internationally in 2014. ‘The Sydney Morning Herald’ ran exclusive editorial on these claims. BACK IN NIGERIA: Alhaji Buji Foi (also spelled Fai) served as Borno State’s Commissioner for Religious Affairs. He was appointed to the cabinet by former Governor Ali Modu Sheriff. The year was 2003. Alhaji Buji Foi was a national secretary of the Yusufiyya movement (the foundational group that became the Boko Haram). He was a close associate of the sect leader, Mohammed Yusuf. This was widely reported as a political pact to secure Boko Haram's support for Sheriff's 2003 gubernatorial campaign. After Governor Sheriff allegedly failed to fully implement the strict Sharia penal code he had promised, Buji Foi, along with other sect members, became disillusioned & resigned from his government. When the Boko Haram uprising broke out in July 2009, Buji Foi was publicly identified as a key financier & a member of the sect. He was arrested at his farmhouse & was extrajudicially executed in police custody at the Police Headquarters in Maiduguri, in late July 2009. The Senior Advocate of Nigeria, Femi Falana, publicly accused former Borno State Governor, Ali Modu Sheriff of sponsoring the Boko Haram. He made these allegations in September 2014. Femi Falana alleged that Sheriff's government had a deal with the sect for political support during the 2003 elections, which included appointing a Boko Haram member as a cabinet commissioner. Falana further revealed that Sheriff was arrested in Cameroon in 2012 for his alleged ties to the group, but was released after the Nigerian government intervened. The SAN then issued a seven-day ultimatum to the Federal Government of Nigeria, demanding the prosecution of Sheriff based on the findings of the Ambassador Usman Galtimari Panel. The Panel was inaugurated by Jonathan in August 2011 to investigate the root causes & the origins of the Boko Haram insurgency. Ali Sheriff should have let sleeping dogs. He decided to run a fool’s errand for a selfish mandate — when Nigerians were almost forgetting his past. A tip of the iceberg.
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In August 2014, Australian hostage negotiator Stephen Davis, publicly accused former Borno State Governor Ali Modu Sheriff of being a chief sponsor of the terrorist group, the Boko Haram. Davis alleged that Sheriff sponsored youths for religious pilgrimages where they were recruited into the terrorist group. The news was reported internationally in 2014. ‘The Sydney Morning Herald’ ran exclusive editorial on these claims. BACK IN NIGERIA: Alhaji Buji Foi (also spelled Fai) served as Borno State’s Commissioner for Religious Affairs. He was appointed to the cabinet by former Governor Ali Modu Sheriff. The year was 2003. Alhaji Buji Foi was a national secretary of the Yusufiyya movement (the foundational group that became the Boko Haram). He was a close associate of the sect leader, Mohammed Yusuf. This was widely reported as a political pact to secure Boko Haram's support for Sheriff's 2003 gubernatorial campaign. After Governor Sheriff allegedly failed to fully implement the strict Sharia penal code he had promised, Buji Foi, along with other sect members, became disillusioned & resigned from his government. When the Boko Haram uprising broke out in July 2009, Buji Foi was publicly identified as a key financier & a member of the sect. He was arrested at his farmhouse & was extrajudicially executed in police custody at the Police Headquarters in Maiduguri, in late July 2009. The Senior Advocate of Nigeria, Femi Falana, publicly accused former Borno State Governor, Ali Modu Sheriff of sponsoring the Boko Haram. He made these allegations in September 2014. Femi Falana alleged that Sheriff's government had a deal with the sect for political support during the 2003 elections, which included appointing a Boko Haram member as a cabinet commissioner. Falana further revealed that Sheriff was arrested in Cameroon in 2012 for his alleged ties to the group, but was released after the Nigerian government intervened. The SAN then issued a seven-day ultimatum to the Federal Government of Nigeria, demanding the prosecution of Sheriff based on the findings of the Ambassador Usman Galtimari Panel. The Panel was inaugurated by Jonathan in August 2011 to investigate the root causes & the origins of the Boko Haram insurgency. Ali Sheriff should have let sleeping dogs. He decided to run a fool’s errand for a selfish mandate — when Nigerians were almost forgetting his past. A tip of the iceberg.

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Daniel Bwala on repentant terrorists: When Boko Haram started to lose their members they go to villages and carry Children and take them to the bush and recruit them, these are the people you recruited against their will. If something happens in the camp and they escape they come to Nigeria government, and they said they have repented, the Nigeria will not shoot them.
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Daniel Bwala on repentant terrorists: When Boko Haram started to lose their members they go to villages and carry Children and take them to the bush and recruit them, these are the people you recruited against their will. If something happens in the camp and they escape they come to Nigeria government, and they said they have repented, the Nigeria will not shoot them.

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