The Middle Belt Forum (MBF) has observed with dismay that President Muhammadu Buhari has failed woefully to defeat Boko Haram and other terrorists causing
Buhari had insisted that his administration had cleared out Boko Haram terrorists causing unrest in the country.
He believed that the President, rather than fulfilling his promise to Nigerians, watched helplessly while the insurgents spread from the North East to all parts of the country, killing Nigerians at will and destroying properties. He wondered how the President could insist he had fulfilled his promise, asking if he meant bombing targets had been controlled but kidnapping and attacking people and communities had been allowed to fester.
The MBF National President said it is up to Nigerians who feel the brunt of answering the President appropriately that he has failed woefully and has not fulfilled the promise he made to make Boko Haram history in Nigeria, adding, “we need greater political will to ensure that the military go after them to decimate them and not to wait in a location to repel Boko Haram, or bandits as they have renamed them in the North West and other places.
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