The President, Jonathan Trust Foundation (JTF),
Mr. Abiodun Dada, at the weekend said that the
Federal Government’s ceasefire agreement with the
Boko Haram sect has become necessary because
the sect is no longer a faceless organisation.
Speaking with our correspondent, he explained that
what the country has always sought is for
members of the group to come up for negotiation
with the government.
He said, “The ceasefire is the best thing that has
come out of this fight against the insurgents so far.
Apart from killing Shekau, having a ceasefire
agreement is a step in the right direction. Now, it
(Boko Haram) is no longer a faceless organisation.
At least, some people are coming forward to say
they represent the group. They are willing to talk
with the government, which is what we have
always been trying to do over the years: to get
them to talk. To get them come from their hideout
and seat down and discuss with the Federal
Government.”
On why the sect is still killing, Dada stressed that
the recent killings and kidnapping may not be the
handiwork of the Boko Haram.
While urging Nigerians to have faith in the Federal
Government to tackle the insurgency in the
country, Dada maintained that President Goodluck
Jonathan must be praised for signing the ceasefire
pact with Boko Haram, adding Jonathan will
provide the necessary enabling environment
required for industrialization, growth and peace if
he wins a second term in office.

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Even though i'm from the north,i believe the ceasefire is wellcome developwment. But l strongly believe that some body/people will surely pay for the lives of the innocent people that was lost. No matter d reason behind the course.God is watching and judgement day is real.No 1 fight 4 Allah.

All these wey de happen na we de suffer the pain

may God come to our aid

We all know boko haram is a political tool in the hands of PDP. Everything just starts falling into place all of a sudden...because of the uncoming elections I guess