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The Scam In Deby's Fight Against Boko Haram by aguele(m): 9:46am On Apr 08, 2020
By Francois Bonaventure

In November 2014, Mahamat Bichara Gnoti, a political associate of Chadian President, Idriss Déby Itno, was arrested with missiles.

Upon investigation, it was discovered that the missiles were meant for the terrorist group, Boko Haram and that the associate of Deby was indeed one of their suppliers of arms.

Since the arrest of Gnoti, not much has been heard about the case because as is widely known, the man is well connected with the Chadian President.

Th connection between him and the Chadian President was remarkable because of the claims to counter-insurgency  and anti terrorism stance of the Chadian President in the wake of Boko Haram attacks on Nigeria.

The Nigerian government, then led by President Goodluck Jonathan was irked by the activities of the terrorists especially the abduction of the over 200 girls from a secondary school in Chibok, Borno State and wanted to do all it could, not to appear helpless.

That was when the idea of the multinational task force that operate within the sub region without hindrance was mooted and Nigeria bought into it wholesale.

The understanding of Nigeria was that since the terrorists were operating along the border towns and normally cross over to other territories when the heat turns on them, the best way to handle the situation was to seek the cooperation of those countries that Nigeria shares common border with so that military cooperation would be made feasible.

Nigeria shares border with Cameroun, Niger and Chad on the fringe affected by Boko Haram insurgency, but it was suggested to Jonathan that it was important he meets with the president of Chad, as they said a lot depends on his cooperation since his country links the operational  base of the insurgents.

Jonathan agreed and in spite of the status of Nigeria in the sub region,  travelled to Ndjamena to meet with Deby in his capital of Ndjamena.

If Jonathan had bothered to do  a little background check on his host, he would have been a little circumspect on his dealing with his Chadian counterpart.

Deby, is not new to schemes and subterfuges. He took over power from President Hissène Habré in December 1990 through a well organised rebellion and has since survived various rebellions against his own rule.

The highpoint of his scheme to remain in power was the removal of term limits for the president in 2006 paving the way for a life presidency.

This was the man Jonathan was dealing with and without realising what was happening  found himself in the meeting that had been prearranged to extort Nigeria.

But typical of Jonathan, even when he saw some prominent Nigerians on the team of the Chadian president 'welcoming' him to the crisis ridden country, he did not suspect foul play and went on with the deal and in fact, travelled  twice to Ndjamena to wrap up the agreement.

Jonathan after the meeting in N’Djamena, told newsmen that there was a need for Nigeria and her neighbours to intensify joint actions and cooperation to win the war against terrorism and insurgency.

He said, “If you look at the economies of Nigeria and Chad, both are linked. The Boko Haram people don’t ask permission to move from Chad, Niger, Cameroon and Nigeria.

“If the countries do not cooperate, we will not find it easy to win the war, because when the heat is strong in one country, the criminals and terrorists will go to  another one and hide. So we must work together and we are discussing along that line.”

But this was only the side Jonathan was exposed to.

Details of the negotiations that would emerge later indicated  that the Chadian President, had already been groomed to make certain financial demands on the Nigerian president, which he did and was paid handsomely before he accepted to allow his troops participate in the multinational task force.

Knowing how desperate Jonathan was, the Chadian president who is said to be worth  millions of dollars continued to squeeze his Nigerian counterpart any time he needs money using the participation of his troops and use of his territories as bait.

In March 2015, Deby was furious that the Jonathan government  negotiated a ceasefire with the Boko Haram in a deal he facilitated.

“I told President Goodluck not to open negotiations with terrorists … but it was a political choice,” Mr. Deby told a French magazine.

The Boko Haram openly denounced the ceasefire as they did not get anything from the deal and launched assaults on communities.

It was only then that Deby raised his voice against the ceasefire but made no mention of the amount that went with it.

The Nigerian government initially claimed splinter groups of the Boko Haram were responsible for the continued fighting, but later blamed the failure on sabotage while saying nothing about the money involved.

Deby and his collaborators continued to explore ways of bilking an unsuspecting government but unfortunately for them, Jonathan lost the 2015 elections and a new man, Muhammadu Buhari came in as president.

Seeing the commitment of the new helmsman to live up to his promise to defeat the insurgency and terrorism, the Chadian President put on the same act and had the Nigerian President visit him in his nation's capital.

But President Buhari was a different meat to chew. After listening to the Chadian President with his so called commitment to fight the insurgents and the financial demands he was making on Nigeria, President Buhari saw through the plot to extort Nigeria, but rather than decline flatly, offered a diplomatic approach by offering to make the financial contribution to the multinational task force which was headed by Nigeria.

Deby did not like the idea and not long after, Chad's cooperation in the multinational task force waned.

But Nigeria continued the fight and as the insurgents saw the renewed vigour from the Nigerian side, many of them took to their heels and ran into Chadian territories for cover.

This is because most of them are dregs of Chadian rebels that helped Deby to power when he ousted the regime of Hissen Habre.

Deby, knowing fully well that the terrorists were using his country as a base did nothing ostensibly to get back at the Nigerian president for refusing to make financial payments to him directly.

But the number of terrorists in his country continued to increase as Nigeria became unbearable for them.

When the terrorists could no longer fend for themselves as they could no longer cross over and raid Nigerian villages as they used to, they turned their guns on their fellow country men and women in Chad who called on the Chadian government to wade in.

As the Deby led goverment dilly-dallied , the people, whose lives were being snuffed out in hundreds by the terrorists rose in revolt against the Chadian government.

Knowing the extent his people can go if he fails to do something, the Chadian President shamelessly turned the heat on the Boko Haram who he was using to extort Nigeria and other countries.

But rather than let it lie low as a price he had to pay for his greed, Deby decided to use the attack as another opportunity to bend the hands of the Nigerian government by running a propaganda that he was leading the war from front.

Unfortunately some gullible Nigerians took the claim seriously and began to blackmail Nigeria.

But everyone knows it was not  the Chadian soldiers that have secured Nigeria and made it impossible for the insurgents to do as they wished all these years.

The recruitment of some unpatriotic elements to help Deby with his propaganda so that he would further extort Nigeria and share the loot with them has been exposed.

Bonaventure wrote this piece from London.

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Re: The Scam In Deby's Fight Against Boko Haram by GamalNasser: 9:53am On Apr 08, 2020
BMC opening thread after thread to attack Idris Derby for killing Bokoharam .. Shekau killed 70 Nigerian soldiers two weeks ago and these BMCs never opened a thread to condemn Shekau but instead opening threads to condemn Idris Derby that fighting Bokoharam ....the truth is that most Buhari supporters support Bokoharam

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Re: The Scam In Deby's Fight Against Boko Haram by omoolorire(m): 9:54am On Apr 08, 2020
Hmmm gobe for real
Re: The Scam In Deby's Fight Against Boko Haram by Raysleek: 9:57am On Apr 08, 2020
My point in this drama is, if a whole president can be in the frontline with his troops, why cant buratai physically lead nigerian troops

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Re: The Scam In Deby's Fight Against Boko Haram by uboma(m): 10:01am On Apr 08, 2020
GamalNasser:
BMC opening thread after thread to attack Idris Derby for killing Bokoharam .. Shekau killed 70 Nigerian soldiers two weeks ago and these BMCs never opened a thread to condemn Shekau but instead opening threads to condemn Idris Derby that fighting Bokoharam ....the truth is that most Buhari supporters support Bokoharam



Do not mind them. Their propaganda will not work.

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Re: The Scam In Deby's Fight Against Boko Haram by Mcreloaded(m): 10:04am On Apr 08, 2020
Was wondering. When damage control will start. Its time for conspiracy theories to start flying left right and center with claims and counter claims. Well lets not forget these same chadian troops rescued our Nigerian. Soldiers from Boko haram. Was expecting. This from Laureta or Lai Mohammed.
President. Deby of great Chad we say thank you on behalf of our president and soldiers for your good work.

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Re: The Scam In Deby's Fight Against Boko Haram by seunowa(f): 10:04am On Apr 08, 2020
Stupid write up from shallow minded

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Re: The Scam In Deby's Fight Against Boko Haram by Dollarheist: 10:06am On Apr 08, 2020
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Re: The Scam In Deby's Fight Against Boko Haram by Precious4real50(f): 10:07am On Apr 08, 2020
We go soon hear reform Chadian army attack Chad president cheesy grin we are use to BMC post here cheesy cheesy






I still remain Ada ogwashi cool

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Re: The Scam In Deby's Fight Against Boko Haram by Dollarheist: 10:08am On Apr 08, 2020
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Re: The Scam In Deby's Fight Against Boko Haram by Mysticwebb: 10:11am On Apr 08, 2020
I didn't know that N30k was this big until I saw BMC members like op working extremely hard like the write up above just to earn it. Op well done, you have convincingly earn your April N30k stipend. Now, let's hear word and give praise to an active leader doing everything necessary even at the risk of his life to keep his people safe.

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Re: The Scam In Deby's Fight Against Boko Haram by GamalNasser: 10:14am On Apr 08, 2020
Dollarheist:

If you can lesson me about france neo colony in west africa i will take you serious if not i will advise you take what you wrote down
Are you down?

I seriously don't understand what French neo colonies in West Africa has to to with a leader going after Terrorist that kiilled 90 of his men ..

Why are you people so pained by this attack on Boko Haram?

Two weeks ago Boko Haram killed over 70 Nigerian troops and I didnt see you come here and talk about french colonies . I am only concerned about the removal of Boko Haram from West Africa

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Re: The Scam In Deby's Fight Against Boko Haram by surgical: 10:15am On Apr 08, 2020
Raysleek:
My point in this drama is, if a whole president can be in the frontline with his troops, why cant buratai physically lead nigerian troops
you think these people want to end bokoharam,buhari is bokoharam,bokoharam is buhari
Look at the response of some leaders to the bokoharam menace to buhari's response
Buhari is paying ransom in foreign currencies,offerring foreign scholarship,and enlisting them in the army
While trump has put a hefty compensation for information on the whereabouts of shekau
Idris Debby is on the offensive on bokoharam dealing them heavy blow
And the idiotic buhari supporters are spewing thrash all over the place,thinking everybody is brainless like them
Very despicable lots

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Re: The Scam In Deby's Fight Against Boko Haram by Hoephase: 10:20am On Apr 08, 2020
Op and his members coming out from the wood. grin

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Re: The Scam In Deby's Fight Against Boko Haram by Dollarheist: 10:22am On Apr 08, 2020
GamalNasser:


I seriously don't understand what French neo colonies in West Africa has to to with a leader going after Terrorist that kiilled 90 of his men ..

Why are you people so pained by this attack on Boko Haram?

Two weeks ago Boko Haram killed over 70 Nigerian troops and I didnt see you come here and talk about french colonies . I am only concerned about the removal of Boko Haram from West Africa
Okay
Re: The Scam In Deby's Fight Against Boko Haram by Nobody: 10:24am On Apr 08, 2020
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aguele:



By Francois Bonaventure

In November 2014, Mahamat Bichara Gnoti, a political associate of Chadian President, Idriss Déby Itno, was arrested with missiles.

Upon investigation, it was discovered that the missiles were meant for the terrorist group, Boko Haram and that the associate of Deby was indeed one of their suppliers of arms.

Since the arrest of Gnoti, not much has been heard about the case because as is widely known, the man is well connected with the Chadian President.

Th connection between him and the Chadian President was remarkable because of the claims to counter-insurgency  and anti terrorism stance of the Chadian President in the wake of Boko Haram attacks on Nigeria.

The Nigerian government, then led by President Goodluck Jonathan was irked by the activities of the terrorists especially the abduction of the over 200 girls from a secondary school in Chibok, Borno State and wanted to do all it could, not to appear helpless.

That was when the idea of the multinational task force that operate within the sub region without hindrance was mooted and Nigeria bought into it wholesale.

The understanding of Nigeria was that since the terrorists were operating along the border towns and normally cross over to other territories when the heat turns on them, the best way to handle the situation was to seek the cooperation of those countries that Nigeria shares common border with so that military cooperation would be made feasible.

Nigeria shares border with Cameroun, Niger and Chad on the fringe affected by Boko Haram insurgency, but it was suggested to Jonathan that it was important he meets with the president of Chad, as they said a lot depends on his cooperation since his country links the operational  base of the insurgents.

Jonathan agreed and in spite of the status of Nigeria in the sub region,  travelled to Ndjamena to meet with Deby in his capital of Ndjamena.

If Jonathan had bothered to do  a little background check on his host, he would have been a little circumspect on his dealing with his Chadian counterpart.

Deby, is not new to schemes and subterfuges. He took over power from President Hissène Habré in December 1990 through a well organised rebellion and has since survived various rebellions against his own rule.

The highpoint of his scheme to remain in power was the removal of term limits for the president in 2006 paving the way for a life presidency.

This was the man Jonathan was dealing with and without realising what was happening  found himself in the meeting that had been prearranged to extort Nigeria.

But typical of Jonathan, even when he saw some prominent Nigerians on the team of the Chadian president 'welcoming' him to the crisis ridden country, he did not suspect foul play and went on with the deal and in fact, travelled  twice to Ndjamena to wrap up the agreement.

Jonathan after the meeting in N’Djamena, told newsmen that there was a need for Nigeria and her neighbours to intensify joint actions and cooperation to win the war against terrorism and insurgency.

He said, “If you look at the economies of Nigeria and Chad, both are linked. The Boko Haram people don’t ask permission to move from Chad, Niger, Cameroon and Nigeria.

“If the countries do not cooperate, we will not find it easy to win the war, because when the heat is strong in one country, the criminals and terrorists will go to  another one and hide. So we must work together and we are discussing along that line.”

But this was only the side Jonathan was exposed to.

Details of the negotiations that would emerge later indicated  that the Chadian President, had already been groomed to make certain financial demands on the Nigerian president, which he did and was paid handsomely before he accepted to allow his troops participate in the multinational task force.

Knowing how desperate Jonathan was, the Chadian president who is said to be worth  millions of dollars continued to squeeze his Nigerian counterpart any time he needs money using the participation of his troops and use of his territories as bait.

In March 2015, Deby was furious that the Jonathan government  negotiated a ceasefire with the Boko Haram in a deal he facilitated.

“I told President Goodluck not to open negotiations with terrorists … but it was a political choice,” Mr. Deby told a French magazine.

The Boko Haram openly denounced the ceasefire as they did not get anything from the deal and launched assaults on communities.

It was only then that Deby raised his voice against the ceasefire but made no mention of the amount that went with it.

The Nigerian government initially claimed splinter groups of the Boko Haram were responsible for the continued fighting, but later blamed the failure on sabotage while saying nothing about the money involved.

Deby and his collaborators continued to explore ways of bilking an unsuspecting government but unfortunately for them, Jonathan lost the 2015 elections and a new man, Muhammadu Buhari came in as president.

Seeing the commitment of the new helmsman to live up to his promise to defeat the insurgency and terrorism, the Chadian President put on the same act and had the Nigerian President visit him in his nation's capital.

But President Buhari was a different meat to chew. After listening to the Chadian President with his so called commitment to fight the insurgents and the financial demands he was making on Nigeria, President Buhari saw through the plot to extort Nigeria, but rather than decline flatly, offered a diplomatic approach by offering to make the financial contribution to the multinational task force which was headed by Nigeria.

Deby did not like the idea and not long after, Chad's cooperation in the multinational task force waned.

But Nigeria continued the fight and as the insurgents saw the renewed vigour from the Nigerian side, many of them took to their heels and ran into Chadian territories for cover.

This is because most of them are dregs of Chadian rebels that helped Deby to power when he ousted the regime of Hissen Habre.

Deby, knowing fully well that the terrorists were using his country as a base did nothing ostensibly to get back at the Nigerian president for refusing to make financial payments to him directly.

But the number of terrorists in his country continued to increase as Nigeria became unbearable for them.

When the terrorists could no longer fend for themselves as they could no longer cross over and raid Nigerian villages as they used to, they turned their guns on their fellow country men and women in Chad who called on the Chadian government to wade in.

As the Deby led goverment dilly-dallied , the people, whose lives were being snuffed out in hundreds by the terrorists rose in revolt against the Chadian government.

Knowing the extent his people can go if he fails to do something, the Chadian President shamelessly turned the heat on the Boko Haram who he was using to extort Nigeria and other countries.

But rather than let it lie low as a price he had to pay for his greed, Deby decided to use the attack as another opportunity to bend the hands of the Nigerian government by running a propaganda that he was leading the war from front.

Unfortunately some gullible Nigerians took the claim seriously and began to blackmail Nigeria.

But everyone knows it was not  the Chadian soldiers that have secured Nigeria and made it impossible for the insurgents to do as they wished all these years.

The recruitment of some unpatriotic elements to help Deby with his propaganda so that he would further extort Nigeria and share the loot with them has been exposed.

Bonaventure wrote this piece from London.
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No Matter whose OX is gored, Encourage good things when u see them

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Re: The Scam In Deby's Fight Against Boko Haram by openla(m): 10:27am On Apr 08, 2020
What we owe the Chadian President is gratitudes and not the propaganda.

Please stream, download and share my new song for COVID19. Link in my signature.

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Re: The Scam In Deby's Fight Against Boko Haram by JAMO84: 10:45am On Apr 08, 2020
GamalNasser:
BMC opening thread after thread to attack Idris Derby for killing Bokoharam .. Shekau killed 70 Nigerian soldiers two weeks ago and these BMCs never opened a thread to condemn Shekau but instead opening threads to condemn Idris Derby that fighting Bokoharam ....the truth is that most Buhari supporters support Bokoharam
You people ( especially you) are the biggest fans of BH. When Nigerian soldiers kill BH, you say it's audio. When BH kill Nigerian soldiers, you rejoice and use the opportunity to attack Buhari.
Boko haram is glad to have you wailers as their spectators!!!

I AM DONE TALKING

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Re: The Scam In Deby's Fight Against Boko Haram by JAMO84: 10:50am On Apr 08, 2020
Deby had no option but to put up a big show. The only thing keeping him in power is his strong military and after BH killed 92 of his soldiers, he will be doomed if he does not retaliate immediately. The Chadian army might revolt and remove him from power.


I AM DONE TALKING

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Re: The Scam In Deby's Fight Against Boko Haram by IamAtikulate: 11:02am On Apr 08, 2020
Zombies are default BH sympathizers

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Re: The Scam In Deby's Fight Against Boko Haram by richidinho(m): 11:18am On Apr 08, 2020
The idiot is even writing from London

He shld come down here to Monguno LGA in Borno state

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Re: The Scam In Deby's Fight Against Boko Haram by Tetrahedron(m): 11:19am On Apr 08, 2020
Complete thrash from Boko haram sympathizer
Re: The Scam In Deby's Fight Against Boko Haram by Marine54(m): 11:39am On Apr 08, 2020
It is now obvious that Buhari is the real sponsored of Boko haram ! Any south south/southeast soldiers that die in fighting boko haram, your death will be in vain... Cause the real terrorist is the commande in chief siting in Asa rock...

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Re: The Scam In Deby's Fight Against Boko Haram by ican2020: 11:59am On Apr 08, 2020
God will punish all zombies for always attacking truth and supporting evil, especially the zombie that started this useless thread
Re: The Scam In Deby's Fight Against Boko Haram by NaijadrivaCars: 12:11pm On Apr 08, 2020
[s]
aguele:



By Francois Bonaventure

In November 2014, Mahamat Bichara Gnoti, a political associate of Chadian President, Idriss Déby Itno, was arrested with missiles.

Upon investigation, it was discovered that the missiles were meant for the terrorist group, Boko Haram and that the associate of Deby was indeed one of their suppliers of arms.

Since the arrest of Gnoti, not much has been heard about the case because as is widely known, the man is well connected with the Chadian President.

Th connection between him and the Chadian President was remarkable because of the claims to counter-insurgency  and anti terrorism stance of the Chadian President in the wake of Boko Haram attacks on Nigeria.

The Nigerian government, then led by President Goodluck Jonathan was irked by the activities of the terrorists especially the abduction of the over 200 girls from a secondary school in Chibok, Borno State and wanted to do all it could, not to appear helpless.

That was when the idea of the multinational task force that operate within the sub region without hindrance was mooted and Nigeria bought into it wholesale.

The understanding of Nigeria was that since the terrorists were operating along the border towns and normally cross over to other territories when the heat turns on them, the best way to handle the situation was to seek the cooperation of those countries that Nigeria shares common border with so that military cooperation would be made feasible.

Nigeria shares border with Cameroun, Niger and Chad on the fringe affected by Boko Haram insurgency, but it was suggested to Jonathan that it was important he meets with the president of Chad, as they said a lot depends on his cooperation since his country links the operational  base of the insurgents.

Jonathan agreed and in spite of the status of Nigeria in the sub region,  travelled to Ndjamena to meet with Deby in his capital of Ndjamena.

If Jonathan had bothered to do  a little background check on his host, he would have been a little circumspect on his dealing with his Chadian counterpart.

Deby, is not new to schemes and subterfuges. He took over power from President Hissène Habré in December 1990 through a well organised rebellion and has since survived various rebellions against his own rule.

The highpoint of his scheme to remain in power was the removal of term limits for the president in 2006 paving the way for a life presidency.

This was the man Jonathan was dealing with and without realising what was happening  found himself in the meeting that had been prearranged to extort Nigeria.

But typical of Jonathan, even when he saw some prominent Nigerians on the team of the Chadian president 'welcoming' him to the crisis ridden country, he did not suspect foul play and went on with the deal and in fact, travelled  twice to Ndjamena to wrap up the agreement.

Jonathan after the meeting in N’Djamena, told newsmen that there was a need for Nigeria and her neighbours to intensify joint actions and cooperation to win the war against terrorism and insurgency.

He said, “If you look at the economies of Nigeria and Chad, both are linked. The Boko Haram people don’t ask permission to move from Chad, Niger, Cameroon and Nigeria.

“If the countries do not cooperate, we will not find it easy to win the war, because when the heat is strong in one country, the criminals and terrorists will go to  another one and hide. So we must work together and we are discussing along that line.”

But this was only the side Jonathan was exposed to.

Details of the negotiations that would emerge later indicated  that the Chadian President, had already been groomed to make certain financial demands on the Nigerian president, which he did and was paid handsomely before he accepted to allow his troops participate in the multinational task force.

Knowing how desperate Jonathan was, the Chadian president who is said to be worth  millions of dollars continued to squeeze his Nigerian counterpart any time he needs money using the participation of his troops and use of his territories as bait.

In March 2015, Deby was furious that the Jonathan government  negotiated a ceasefire with the Boko Haram in a deal he facilitated.

“I told President Goodluck not to open negotiations with terrorists … but it was a political choice,” Mr. Deby told a French magazine.

The Boko Haram openly denounced the ceasefire as they did not get anything from the deal and launched assaults on communities.

It was only then that Deby raised his voice against the ceasefire but made no mention of the amount that went with it.

The Nigerian government initially claimed splinter groups of the Boko Haram were responsible for the continued fighting, but later blamed the failure on sabotage while saying nothing about the money involved.

Deby and his collaborators continued to explore ways of bilking an unsuspecting government but unfortunately for them, Jonathan lost the 2015 elections and a new man, Muhammadu Buhari came in as president.

Seeing the commitment of the new helmsman to live up to his promise to defeat the insurgency and terrorism, the Chadian President put on the same act and had the Nigerian President visit him in his nation's capital.

But President Buhari was a different meat to chew. After listening to the Chadian President with his so called commitment to fight the insurgents and the financial demands he was making on Nigeria, President Buhari saw through the plot to extort Nigeria, but rather than decline flatly, offered a diplomatic approach by offering to make the financial contribution to the multinational task force which was headed by Nigeria.

Deby did not like the idea and not long after, Chad's cooperation in the multinational task force waned.

But Nigeria continued the fight and as the insurgents saw the renewed vigour from the Nigerian side, many of them took to their heels and ran into Chadian territories for cover.

This is because most of them are dregs of Chadian rebels that helped Deby to power when he ousted the regime of Hissen Habre.

Deby, knowing fully well that the terrorists were using his country as a base did nothing ostensibly to get back at the Nigerian president for refusing to make financial payments to him directly.

But the number of terrorists in his country continued to increase as Nigeria became unbearable for them.

When the terrorists could no longer fend for themselves as they could no longer cross over and raid Nigerian villages as they used to, they turned their guns on their fellow country men and women in Chad who called on the Chadian government to wade in.

As the Deby led goverment dilly-dallied , the people, whose lives were being snuffed out in hundreds by the terrorists rose in revolt against the Chadian government.

Knowing the extent his people can go if he fails to do something, the Chadian President shamelessly turned the heat on the Boko Haram who he was using to extort Nigeria and other countries.

But rather than let it lie low as a price he had to pay for his greed, Deby decided to use the attack as another opportunity to bend the hands of the Nigerian government by running a propaganda that he was leading the war from front.

Unfortunately some gullible Nigerians took the claim seriously and began to blackmail Nigeria.

But everyone knows it was not  the Chadian soldiers that have secured Nigeria and made it impossible for the insurgents to do as they wished all these years.

The recruitment of some unpatriotic elements to help Deby with his propaganda so that he would further extort Nigeria and share the loot with them has been exposed.

Bonaventure wrote this piece from London.
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Re: The Scam In Deby's Fight Against Boko Haram by otipoju(m): 12:19pm On Apr 08, 2020
I am pleasantly surprised. APC and false propaganda
Re: The Scam In Deby's Fight Against Boko Haram by chubinwa(m): 2:04pm On Apr 08, 2020
All these BMGs should go and hug transformer. there is nothing they will say now to disparage the effort of the chadian president in dislodging the terrorists that will make it to mainstream in the minds of sane Nigerians.
Re: The Scam In Deby's Fight Against Boko Haram by ZooOga: 2:48pm On Apr 08, 2020
Chad=Modern Day French Colony

"Central African CFA franc
Currency
Description The Central African CFA franc is the currency of six independent states in Central Africa: Cameroon, Central African Republic, Chad, Republic of the Congo, Equatorial Guinea and Gabon."
Re: The Scam In Deby's Fight Against Boko Haram by oyatz(m): 2:52pm On Apr 08, 2020
Don't mind them.

Whatever may be his aim, the truth is that President Idriss Derby led his Country's troop to battle, killing scores of Boko Haramists.



GamalNasser:
BMC opening thread after thread to attack Idris Derby for killing Bokoharam .. Shekau killed 70 Nigerian soldiers two weeks ago and these BMCs never opened a thread to condemn Shekau but instead opening threads to condemn Idris Derby that fighting Bokoharam ....the truth is that most Buhari supporters support Bokoharam

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Re: The Scam In Deby's Fight Against Boko Haram by IlovePMB: 4:09pm On Apr 08, 2020
Mad BMC crews
Re: The Scam In Deby's Fight Against Boko Haram by supaphlymee(m): 5:45pm On Apr 08, 2020
You're talking in the thing that smells like shit
Re: The Scam In Deby's Fight Against Boko Haram by yudee233: 6:54pm On Apr 08, 2020
Please google the first set of Presidents Buhari met with immediately after swearing in

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