Faced with opposition from several quarters, inclusive of: 1) anarchist elements posturing as opposition politicians who directly encouraged terrorist activities, 2) hired brains and lobbyists in capital cities across Europe and North America, and 3) a most vociferous clique of partisans who claim to be ‘activists’, the Nigerian central government appeared curiously deficient in articulating and implementing appropriate response to address terrorist activities which challenged the very essence of the Nigerian federation and was practically and surely bleeding the country to a certain pathetic end.


Perhaps buoyed by a series of lethal attacks in May 2013, which recorded high fatalities of both civilians and security personnel or a sudden awakening or dawning of reality or whatsoever, Nigeria’s President Goodluck Jonathan, to the chagrin of those who sought to make political and perhaps pecuniary capital of the blood of innocents, rightly ordered military operations to restore sanity and humanity in our beleaguered northeastern region...CONTINUE: http://crimefacts.org/nigerias-war-on-terror-so-far-so-good-by-eze-eluchie/