The governor said, “In a nutshell, what
we are being confronted with is that we are in a state of war. It is
what I came to update Mr. President.
The sooner we stop playing the
ostrich and rise up to the challenges of the day, and marshall all
resources towards neutralising the antics of Boko Haram, the better for
all of us.
“But the bottom line is that we need
more resources, more vote on the ground. In all fairness to the
officers and men of the Nigerian Army and Police, they are doing their
best given the circumstances they have found themselves in.
“I made it emphatically clear to Mr.
President that the Boko Haram members are better armed and better
motivated than our own troops. Anybody who is following events in this
country can attest to the fact that they have a very smooth sail
overrunning communities, killing people.
“I am an eternal optimist as I have
always said but I am also a realist. Given the present state of affairs,
it is absolutely impossible for us to defeat Boko Haram.”
“Many countries will go to war on the
death of one person but we seem to be callous about what is happening
in the North-East.
We must encourage the government(Federal Government)
to arrest the situation.”
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