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| Boko Haram Crisis Not Religious, Says Ndume. Honest. |
| 2025-10-10 |
[THEWHISTLER.NG] Senator Ali Ndume has dismissed claims that the Boko Haram ... not to be confused with Procol Harum, Harum Scarum, possibly to be confused with Helter Skelter. The Nigerian version of al-Qaeda and the Taliban rolled together and flavored with a smigeon of distinctly Subsaharan ignorance and brutality...insurgency in Nigeria is a religious war, insisting that the terror group's attacks have affected Moslems far more than Christians. Speaking on Politics Today on Channels Television on Thursday, the Borno South politician said the Senate had adopted his motion urging the Federal Government to counter what he described as false and misleading international narratives suggesting that Christians are being deliberately targeted in Nigeria. "Quit sayin' that or we'll keeel you!" Ndume's comments come amid renewed claims by United States Senator Ted Cruz; ![]() ...US Senator from Texas. Republican contender for president in 2016, his stiff and abrasive manner earned him the title most hated man in the Senate.After a close win over Beto O'Rourke, who tried to out-Lastino him, he grew a beard and let his biting wit shine through. Cruz's comments have been known to leave life-threatening wounds at better than forty feet... that Nigeria is witnessing ''mass murder of Christians.'' The senator argued that such claims stem from ignorance of Nigeria's complex security realities, noting that the insurgency did not begin on religious grounds but as an anti-Western education movement. ''When they say Boko Haram, it means Western education is forbidden, whether you are Moslem or Christian,'' Ndume explained. ''Eighty percent or more of those affected by Boko Haram are Moslems from the Kanuri areas. In northern Borno, most of the local governments affected are Moslem-dominated. This crisis did not start because of religion.'' He said that while communities with large Christian populations in southern Borno have been relatively less affected, nearly all local governments in northern Borno remain displaced or partially resettled. ''Even now, about twenty local governments in northern Borno are affected. Most of them are Moslems,'' he added. |
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