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BORNO ELDERS : The Military, Police and DSS Are Incharge of Security And Should Find Out Who Pose Security Threat To Nigeria

The Borno Elders Forum(BEF) wishes to felicitate with all Nigerians on
the just concluded Eid-El-Kabir. We equally wish to condole with
fellow Nigerians over the demise of some of our Pilgrims at the 2015
Hajj stampede in Makkah. Our sympathies also go to all of us over the
unfortunate insurgency which continues to decimate our people with
attendant destruction of our society.
Within the last four days, this Forum has noted with great concern
comments coming from the social media over a critical statement
emanating from the Nigerian Military high command. In the said
statement, the leaders of the North East, particularly Borno State
were accused of not only aiding the Boko Haram insurgency but are also
beneficiaries of the horrific carnage.
While we recognise and acknowledge with the deepest sense of gratitude
the tremendous efforts of the Nigerian armed forces in crushing the
insurgency, we wish to state that the statement coming from the Army
is a generalised one. The Military, Police and the DSS are incharge of
security and are therefore privilledged to find out those who pose
security threat to the Nation. We therefore expect them to, after
having identified such persons or groups to promptly bring them to
justice. A generalised statement such as was made may not be the
solution to such serious problems.
The BEF will give its maximum support and cooperation to our Law
enforcement agencies in this regard. Indeed, apprehending those
identified to be involved in this devilish endeavour will be most
welcome by all Nigerians.
The Forum wishes to extend its appreciation to the Federal Government
of Nigeria for the tremendous support accorded to the Military and our
states in ending this madness. We particularly thank the Chiefs of
Army and Air Staff for their constant physical presence at the battle
front. Their examplery conduct and leadership have greatly enhanced
the military's capacity to end the insurgency. We are indeed grateful.
We call on our Soldiers and all other security outfits to sustain the
tempo of their great efforts of securing our country. We are looking
forward to the quick return of normalcy in our land.
We pray to the Al-Mighty Allah(swt) to strenthen the resolve of our
gallant fighters and also to expose all detractors in this struggle.

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