This is taken too long. Even more than the Nigeria civil war.

For my own opinion. I don't see this insurgency fight ending now because of four (4) key things present.

Insincerity from government.

Is a big business and some very stakeholders are benefiting.

We lack security equipment.

Poor orientation (education)

Once Insurgency comes to a country , it stays there ...so brace yourself bro; it's gonna be a bumpy ride.

it can end but it needs a lot more than what the fg is doing now and some other things

one their is need to solve the chad and the chadian bounder issue.it has been long coming when chad decided to loose its foot on the fight.

Shelumiel:
Once Insurgency comes to a country , it stays there ...so brace yourself bro; it's gonna be a bumpy ride.

cos their are no proper mechanisms to fight it, that's y spent long to me to tackle

It gives the army generals big pay checks.
It is another hidden agenda to islamise Nigeria.

nkemjacob2:
This is taken too long. Even more than the Nigeria civil war.

For my own opinion. I don't see this insurgency fight ending now because of four (4) key things present.

Insincerity from government.

Is a big business and some very stakeholders are benefiting.

We lack security equipment.

Poor orientation (education)

The Nigerian Army never wins any war without outside help. The only reason the Nigerian civil war ended was the massive international backing Nigeria got from Britain and Russia

gidgiddy:


The Nigerian Army never wins any war without outside help. The only reason the Nigerian civil war ended was the massive international backing Nigeria got from Britain and Russia

right now, is the Nigeria Army not receiving support from international community to fight bokoharam?

nkemjacob2:
right now, is the Nigeria Army not receiving support from international community to fight bokoharam?

Niger,chad are having internal battle with rebel groups.chad on us radar for isil and extremist sponsor list.while Cameroon is fight separatist groups in the border with Nigeria. the Wei link is chad for now,that is where the movement has been and it has links with Libya

nkemjacob2:
right now, is the Nigeria Army not receiving support from international community to fight bokoharam?

That means the Nigerian Army is much worse than I thought

In this nation called Nigeria, it can never end because BOKO HARAM in the government.
Their theatre is the north east. It is the business of the North.

gidgiddy:


That means the Nigerian Army is much worse than I thought

dats what we re saying. army and the FG are the worse

baralatie:

Niger,chad are having internal battle with rebel groups.chad on us radar for isil and extremist sponsor list.while Cameroon is fight separatist groups in the border with Nigeria. the Wei link is chad for now,that is where the movement has been and it has links with Libya

how long will it taken both gvts to fight this insurgence. Is DAT d insurgence re having greater weapons and finance against these two countries?

It can end if we want it to

nkemjacob2:
how long will it taken both gvts to fight this insurgence. Is DAT d insurgence re having greater weapons and finance against these two countries?

insurgents do not have greater weapons but have access to a space or cache of weapons through black market and areas whereby conflicts have occurred and weapons left behind.
the two govts could work together but find themselves in odd situations. Nigeria has very limited access to buy weapons upgrade as a result of US requirements where Nigeria falls short and Nigeria has a near miss with chad and Cameroon in terms of hostility.
Chad is the red books of the US as a terror sponsor nation and chad has its own insurgent battles.
All in all Nigeria is doing its best to convince chad to commit to the fight against BH but funding a joint task force is worrying this marriage amidst other things

baralatie:

insurgents do not have greater weapons but have access to a space or cache of weapons through black market and areas whereby conflicts have occurred and weapons left behind.
the two govts could work together but find themselves in odd situations. Nigeria has very limited access to buy weapons upgrade as a result of US requirements where Nigeria falls short and Nigeria has a near miss with chad and Cameroon in terms of hostility.
Chad is the red books of the US as a terror sponsor nation and chad has its own insurgent battles.
All in all Nigeria is doing its best to convince chad to commit to the fight against BH but funding a joint task force is worrying this marriage amidst other things

d direct question is, y is hard for quite long for dey to get the real sponsors of this people

nkemjacob2:
d direct question is, y is hard for quite long for dey to get the real sponsors of this people

Nigeria alone can't end the war without Chad, Niger and Cameron keeping their borders safe, all recent attacks by Boko Haram are done on border towns.

What Nigeria should do:
If Chad and Niger aren't ready to commit their troops in protecting their borders, Nigeria should establish military base on their soil, We need to take the war to them, we can't just sit down and wait for Boko Haram to strike from their hideouts.

When there was a joint military operation by Nigeria, Cameron, Niger and Chad, Boko Haram were seriously dealt with, within few months they lost thousands of men, they only started having gains when everyone left the war for Nigeria.

Why I think The war will likely continue:

Money: Their are some army generals who are benefiting from this war, so they are doing everything possible to prolong the battle.

Politics: Boko Haram war is politically influenced, noticed there have been some constant attack few months to elections?

Corruption: corruption is killing the federal government, no matter how they try to hide this, we can still see that the Buhari led government haven't really done anything to better the lives of our gallant troops fighting this War, as a result of this our troops are not well motivated, when a soldier is not motivated, he can't perform well on the battle field.

God Bless Nigeria.