President Goodluck Jonathan on Wednesday in Washington DC, USA, made a case for more and effective international sanctions against the Islamic terrorist sect, Boko Haram as well as other groups involved in terrorism.
The President also sought similar fate for countries, organisations and individuals sponsoring terrorism in any part of the world.
According to a statement by his Special Adviser on Media and Publicity, Reuben Abati, the President made the call in a speech at the US-African Leaders Summit.
Jonathan was quoted as calling for more effective global action and implementation of all existing international protocols against terrorism and violent extremism.
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He observed that some of the security problems being faced by Nigeria and other African countries were trans-national in scope and could not be resolved by any country acting alone.
He said that because terrorism, piracy and trans-national organised crimes had become global in scope, greater regional and international collaboration were needed to combat them.
Jonathn said, “Several African countries, including Nigeria, are now challenged by terrorism and violent extremism. For several countries in the continent, terrorism has become a real threat to social progress, peace and security.
“The violent and criminal activities of Boko Haram in my country have captured the world’s attention. This has been especially so since the terrorist group abducted some girls from their school dormitory in the North-Eastern Nigeria in April.
“Nigeria may be the epicentre of Boko Haram terrorist activities at the moment, but its affiliation with international terrorist networks, dramatically increases its capacity and reach beyond Nigeria’s borders.
“Nigeria is doing everything possible to combat Boko Haram and violent extremism. While we continue to enhance our intelligence and military capacities, we are, at the same time, working on political and socio-economic solutions. We are also building partnerships, both at the regional and international levels, to combat the threat posed by terrorism in our sub-region.
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what exactly is Nigeria doing to combat boko haram?

theplanmaker: what exactly is Nigeria doing to combat boko haram?

He's instituting sanctions against BH. He's closing their bank accounts and banning importation and exportation of goods and services, he's revoking travel visas and entry into Nigeria by Shekau and BH top leaders...

All = I'll do everything in my power as the president of Nigeria to distract and never to lift a finger or directly confront BH.

And they say this still daft, dumb and clueless man is daft, dumb and clueless...smh..

GOD pls save our land and fulfil ur promise in ur word(Psalm 55:23)

Seeking sanction against BH

how ridiculous can our president be

Is that the help we need to combat BH

We are in trouble in this country...with our comedian president...SMH