August 16, 2016
Nigeria’s top security chiefs met yesterday at the Presidential Villa and declared that the on-going military op­erations against the Boko Har­am insurgents in the North East will continue.
The meeting came a day af­ter the Boko Haram terrorists released a video of some of the Chibok schoolgirls they kid­napped on April 14, 2014 in Borno State.
The terrorists had in the video demanded freedom for their arrested members as a condition for releasing the over 200 girls abducted from the Government Girls Second­ary School in Borno State.
Briefing newsmen after the meeting, which was not at­tended by President Buhari and Vice President Yemi Osinbajo, the Chief of Defence Staff, Lt.-Gen. Gabriel Olonishakin, said the parley also covered other secu­rity challenges outside terrorism.
He said the military was still analysing the latest Boko Haram video before making appropriate comments.
Olonishakin, who chaired the meeting, said that it was about “how we handle crises, all forms of crises – be it flood or terrorism. We are analysing the video released by Boko Haram and we will make appropriate comments at the right time.”
He said whatever demands be­ing made by the terrorists can only be decided on by politicians as the military was going ahead with its operations against the insurgents.
“That is a political decision to be taken. The military decision is that we are going ahead with our operations. The operation is being conducted appropriately,” he stated.
He also denied reports that one of the three persons declared wanted over the video, reported to army authorities in Maiduguri and was asked to go home and return the following day, stating that “no­body reported to my men and was turned back”.

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