Speaking to Catholic charity Aid to the Church in Need (ACN) about the attack, Bishop Hilary Paul Odili Okeke of the Diocese of Nnewi, south - east Nigeria, explained the attack was linked to local issues and
not Boko Haram.
At one point, Boko Haram said it was Nigeria's leadership that needed amnesty —
not Boko Haram.
Not exact matches
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It is therefore simplistic if
not misleading to argue that groups like IS and
Boko Haram have nothing to do with Islam.
According to the prelate, the church attack has caused alarm among the local community, as the mainly Christian south of Nigeria has
not suffered from the terror attacks carried out in the north by
Boko Haram.
She claimed: «On the day the girls were abducted, the army received messages that
Boko Haram was on the move towards Dapchi and the army actually moved out of Dapchi and didn't come back despite repeated messages being sent.»
Sharibu's mother told local reporters that her daughter's friends said
Boko Haram «tried to convince her but she said she will
not convert to Islam.»
A Christian charity has urged people
not to forget about the Dapchi schoolchild being held captive by
Boko Haram.
«The battle against
Boko Haram should
not be limited to the physical realm,» Doeme said.
Details about the incident are still
not totally clear, but according to The Wall Street Journal, the Cameroonian army was chasing
Boko Haram fighters in northern Nigeria when they entered into a village and started to open fire.
The responsible muslim group,
Boko Haram, is
not a terrorist group according to Obama.
We didn't know what was going on, but the Cameroonian troops suddenly appeared and began to ask us for
Boko Haram terrorists.
It's
not the first time that Cameroon's hunt for
Boko Haram has led to civilian deaths.
Similarly, although some Christian groups have armed themselves against
Boko Haram in northeastern Nigeria, most have chosen
not to fight back.
«Islamic State,
Boko Haram and other groups represent particular manifestations of a global phenomenon, and it is
not clear what our broader global strategy is - particularly insofar as the military, political, economic and humanitarian demands interconnect.»
Endeavour Forum is one of the few women's organisations which speaks out against the oppression of women under Islam —
not just radical Islam as in ISIS and
Boko Haram, but mainstream Islam which allows polygamy, child marriage, discrimination against women in divorce proceedings and inheritance laws.
Not sure why he doesn't stop the slaughter of brothers and sisters by
Boko Haram in Nigeria.
The statement also warns them that the opportunity to surrender might
not last long: «The reluctant
Boko Haram members should therefore see wisdom in surrendering now, thereby saving themselves from imminent calamity that is about to fall on them, in the event of military mop - up if they continue in their unwholesome acts.»
Ayodele had also said and it is reproduced here: «After the removal of PDP from office, militants will arise from Niger Delta who will be worse than
Boko Haram because they will do what
Boko Haram did
not do.»
As reprehensible as the armed Islamist group
Boko Haram is, their actions can
not totally obliterate Nigeria.
We did
not want a repeat of the incidence with the late leader of the
Boko Haram movement whose death in custody exacerbated the crisis in the north east».
Such killings are
not new to Nigeria: religious strife has been a constant for decades, with the Maitatsine clashes in the 1980s, riots in 1987 in Yola and Kaduna, open battles following Northern states» move to Sharia in late 1999, and intermittent waves of
Boko Haram attacks since 2009, among many other such episodes.
Boko Haram started in Nigeria in 2002,
not really quite recent.
We did
not negotiate with fake
Boko Haram.
«Isn't it now necessary for the President to fulfill his promise of leading from the front and getting his Information Minister, Lai Mohammed to go and hold a press briefing in Sambisa forest unguarded by military men so as to show to Nigerians that indeed, they have defeated
Boko Haram technically?»
«Negotiations are ongoing to exchange the remaining girls with
Boko Haram detainees we can't afford to keep them any longer,» she said.
If
not, where did the National Security Adviser get the money to buy the three Bullet Proof Jeeps they gave him after he was attacked and almost assassinated by
Boko — Haram?
She said, «I remember a time when the Army said, and it is in the book, that the Ministry of Finance was withholding resources and therefore they were
not able to fight
Boko Haram, and it was in the papers.
The issue of
Boko haram is
not over in Nigeria, it will escalate in 2017 22.
«As you know the
Boko Haram as a military force has been degraded, they are
not holding territory at the moment; our armed forces have been able to dislodge them from practically all territories they were holding in the past.
«We would like to reiterate that the explosion would
not deter us from seeing to the end of
Boko Haram terrorists wherever they might be hiding through our ongoing clearance operations.
Shekau said he is
not dead and that the Nigerian government should release
Boko Haram fighters for them to release the captured Chibok girls.
Isa Muazu, who has
not eaten for 90 days and can no longer stand or see, feared he was going to be targeted by Islamic terror group
Boko Haram if he was returned home, but the Home Office ignored concerns around his health and forcibly removed this morning.
«Is it
not correct to suggest that your administration acted on the basis that it was essentially unrestrained by international or Nigerian law in engaging in or encouraging the apparent diversion and sharing of the over $ 2 billion meant to purchase arms for Nigerian soldiers in order to protect them against attacks from
Boko Haram and to enhance their ability to defend the territorial integrity of the country and provide security for its citizens?»
The Nigerian armed forces yesterday declared that it will
not be in a hurry to rescue the secondary schoolgirls who were abducted by
Boko Haram insurgents...
Drawing a line between the French government's quick response to terrorists attack on the country three days ago with Nigeria's fight against
Boko Haram, the former Minister stressed that the latter has
not demonstrated the requisite will - power to rescue its territory from invaders.
This interview in
not about
boko haram but about the contact that he wants.
«But now we can
not because the border was closed a few years ago by the authorities to fight against
Boko Haram attacks.»
The Nigerian Army has declared that the proposed Federal Government's swap of abducted Chibok girls for captured
Boko Haram insurgents should
not be seen as a sign weakness or failure.
The Nigerian Army have averted a wave of suicide bombing attacks that would have killed scores of people in Kaduna if seven suspected
Boko Haram terrorists found with various grades of Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDS) were
not arrested prior to carrying...
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Boko Haram member is
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DailyPost reporter gathered that the incident occurred at about 9:10 am on Monday around Ruwan Zafi area of Maiduguri Metropolitan Council, where six suspected
Boko Haram sect laid ambush to Shehu Sanda Kyarimi Secondary School, and killed a teacher who can
not exactly be identified at the moment.
DAILY POST had reported that the father of one of the abducted girls, Sheribu Nathan, had disclosed that his daughter, Leah Sheribu was
not released by
Boko Haram terrorists because she refused to abandon her Christian faith for Islam.
They recalled that during his 2015 campaign for the presidency, Buhari had assured Nigerians that he «would
not rest until all the girls are rescued alive and reunited with their families,» and insisted that his government would
not claim to have defeated
Boko Haram without first rescuing the Chibok girls and others held captive.
Same goes with this devil call
Boko Haram too, so don't just celebrate this tout, thug and militant call asari cause if he's sure of himself and want to help jonathan out, tomorrow he should face Sambisa forest.
I don't think even an APC govt will be able to deal with
Boko Haram which is Nigerias greatest threat as a nation.
The Federal Government has explained why the Chibok girls have
not arrived the country after six months in
Boko Haram's den.
If Alhaji Junaid Mohammed and his clique are serious about their silly complaints, they should first advise their Islamic peons, so called
Boko Haram members to unconditionally avail themselves by surrendering to the appropriate authorities.Alhaji Junaid Mohammed and co are making themselves accomplices to the
Boko Haram campaign of mass murder of innocent Nigerians, bombing and burning Christian places of worship.Nigeria of OBJ of yester - year is
not Nigeria of Goodluck Jonathan of today.No sane and rational persons would ask for negotiations with mass murderers.One gets the impression that this so called Dr. hasn't got his faculties about him.He should go and consult a psychiiatrists for his mental evaluation.Dr.Junaid Mohmmed is
not quite sound upstairs.
«Therefore, we are going to reinforce and reinvigorate the fight
not only against elements of
Boko Haram which are attempting a new series of attacks on soft targets, kidnappings, farmers versus herdsmen clashes, in addition to ethnic violence fuelled by political mischief makers.
The Cameroonian Information Minister, Issa Bakari, has clarified that the Chibok schoolgirls kidnapped by the deadly
Boko Haram sect are
not among the 900 hostages recently...