The Christian Association of Nigerian
(CAN) in the 19 Northern States and
the Federal Capital Territory (FCT)
have asked President Goodluck
Jonathan to resign following his
failure to promptly address the Boko
Haram insurgency bedeviling the
country.
CAN expressed disappointment over
the statement attributed to
President Goodluck Jonathan that
“members of the dreaded Boko
Haram sect” are our siblings and you
cannot set the army to wipe out
your family”.
A statement by spokesman of the
association Mr. Sunday Oibe said
President Jonathan had failed
Nigerians and therefore ought to
resign.
“With such submissions from the
presidency, it further explains why
the dreaded Islamic sect has
continued to thrive and get away
with their murderous acts or are
those being killed by the sect,
particularly Christians, not members
of the Nigerian family,” he said?
While Oibe noted that President
Jonathan seems not to understand
that the Boko Haram sect is out to
destabilize the country and
undermine his administration, he
said the manifestation of such
statement by the president could
probably be that he is shielding
terrorist group at the expense of the
lives of innocent Nigerians that are
being killed on a daily basis by the
sect.
“Soldiers, police and other security
personnel are being killed by Boko
Haram members and the president
has the effrontery to tell us that
these murderers are members of the
family and he cannot mobilize the
army to deal with them. Even in a
family, we know that no responsible
family will condone any form of
crime or murder and destruction of
property,
“It is clear that Jonathan is not
bothered about the killing of
Christians and other Nigerians. May
be the Christians, non Christians and
security agents being killed by this
sect are not members of this family
he is talking about. Jonathan has
failed Nigerians and he should
resign as president because by this
statement, it is very clear that he is
not capable of handling the danger
posed by the Boko Haram sect,” CAN
stated.



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