Senator Ali Ndume queried the rationale behind the government’s decision to spend the nation’s funds to ‘reform’ terrorists instead of helping those in IDP camps. Nigeria BokoHaram AliNdume
Speaking on a BBC Hausa programme monitored in Kaduna State yesterday, Ndume, who represented Borno South in the Senate, queried government’s rationale for spending the nation’s funds to ‘reform’ the terrorists.
“Haba, not that he even apologised to the government. His thinking is that the government has failed; hence they are being pampered.” “If there is sincerity of purpose in this, those in the Internally-Displaced Persons camps should have been trained in various trades, so that they could start life again,” he added.The BBC also featured a widow, who condemned the programme because the terrorists killed her husband.
“Look at the kind of care given to the Boko Haram members. We that have suffered for six years now are not taken care of. Truly, government has not done justice here,” she said. A male victim also told the BBC that Boko Haram killed his relations and chased them out of their home.
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