Boko Haram: Abuja hotels record low patronage

Posted by admin Abuja (FCT), Boko Haram, Latest Politics, State News Tuesday, November 8th, 2011

This government should realise that Nigerians are totally tired of this off and on bloodbath in the name of Boko Haram menace. He warned that if the Boko Haram menace was not decisively dealt with it was capable of bringing the government down.

Also, the President of Fellowship of Churches of Christ in Nigeria (TEKAN), Reverend Emmanuel Dziggau, has warned the Boko Haram to stop the killings.

In a statement he personally signed, the group condemned the activities of the Islamic sect and described their action as devilish, saying, “we may no longer accept the smooth talk show by both the respective states and Federal Government without any measurable political will to treat this evil virus that’s capable of tearing this country apart.”

The cleric further expressed worry over the activities of the Boko Haram, saying Nigeria might still remain in crisis up till 2014 when it ought to be celebrating its centenary when the southern and northern parts of the country were amalgamated, if the sect members were not decisively dealt with.
“Christians may appear docile but when the time comes, even docile people may stand up like a mighty Rock. Enough is enough!!!”

The head of the Organisation of the Islamic Conference (OIC) yesterday condemned the “terror attacks” and urged for a violence-free Sallah holiday.
In a statement, OIC Secretary-General Ekmeleddin Ihsanoglu “strongly condemned the terrorist attacks” that shook Nigeria on Friday, describing them as “criminal… contrary to all human values and the noble Islamic values.”
On his part, Acting National Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Alhaji Abubakar Kawu Baraje has sued for peace, unity and harmony in the country even as he has condemned the renewed violence in Maiduguri and Damaturu, the Borno and Yobe States’ capitals where violence occurred last weekend.

He stated this yesterday in a goodwill message to mark this year’s Sallah, noting that what Nigerians needed now was peace, unity and harmony of the country. This, he said, was the only necessary condition to set in motion the creative potentials of the transformational agenda of the present Federal Government.
He called on all Nigerians, particularly eminent citizens and men and women of goodwill to urgently rise up to the current challenges facing the collective destiny of the nation.

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