The political fate of the North is increasingly tied to the state of security in the region, and the more complicated the situation gets, the dicier the region’s 2015 political agenda appears. If insurgency festers and spreads, the situation may even become more challenging for those pushing for the return of the presidency to the region in 2015.

In any region clouded by insurgency, especially one with international dimension, the voting population is mostly disoriented, families are largely dislocated and enthusiasm for election is always low. In many cases, residents of war-ravaged areas are likely to be interested in rebuilding their lives and reviving their ruined economies rather than doing anything else. Personal survival ranks highest among the priorities of the people and the situation may generate political apathy in the North in the event of any general elections...CONTINUE: http://crimefacts.org/boko-haram-as-nemesis-of-the-northern-elite-by-laolu-harolds/

Honestly I pity the north,a region seriously in disarray without any leader to channel her out of duldroms. She's certainly @ crossroad fighting for identity between islamic conservatism and mordernity that have been bastardise beyond measure,what makes it worse is that the north has no indigenous culture to fall back to.

ITS A PASSING PHASE I PRAY THE REGION BOUNCE BACK

Sorry, i dont take panadol for another person.
Good observation, though, they ve failed to realize that esp their elders who are busy wit 'war of words'.

qualified: Sorry, i dont take panadol for another person.
Good observation, though, they ve failed to realize that esp their elders who are busy wit 'war of words'.

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Nobody is forcing panadol down ur throat, but either u like it or not whatever affects the part also affect the whole.

They should pray that this state of emergency doesnt last long. If not come 2015 they will see the harm the have inflected on themselves by themselves