The Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) has opposed reported moves by the Federal Government directing the Nigerian Army and Police to recruit some former members of Boko Haram terrorists who recently underwent deradicalisation programme.
The President of CAN, Dr Samson Olasupo Ayokunle, said on Tuesday that if it is true, it is condemnable as it is capable of undermining the nation’s security system.
He said, “CAN is visibly disturbed at reports that the Federal Government has allegedly directed the Nigerian Army and Police to recruit some former members of Boko Haram terrorists who recently underwent deradicalisation programme. If it is true, CAN condemns such a policy in strong terms and ask the Federal Government, especially security agencies, to withdraw that directive which is capable of compromising the nation’s security system."
He also urged the Federal Government to caution the Adamawa State Government against hasty implementation of the death sentence passed on five Christian youths alleged to have killed a Fulani herdsman.
From Daily trust
they will now kill more than they have killed
ReplyDeletecultist way join police we dey suffer dem wan carry terrorists join army
sabotage
#GOAT™
Wetin nah? This Ajala and his plan sef. Failed regime. I must vote this coming election. Haba
ReplyDeleteThis man called Mohamadu Buhari sincerely has negative intentions for Christians in this country, but guess what!! the God in heaven is laughing at him. He will only try but will never succeed in any of his negative plans.
ReplyDeleteFor what would that happen
ReplyDeleteThis must be some kind of sick joke
ReplyDeleteHahaha!this is security sabotage if it's true
ReplyDeleteThis can't be true. It really can't be!!!! Recruit who???? Ko possible!
ReplyDeleteI totally agree with CAN..
ReplyDeleteThey should be verrrry careful in recruiting ex-boko haram members.
Who is to say that they have really been deradicalised???
Extremists who would do anything and everything? Oh please.
Then imagine when the government gives them guns as per police and army??
Then they are sent to the East to stand on the roads, all they would do is kill, steal and destroy. They would term every young man thief and shoot them.
We are trying to deal with SARS and their excesses and now this??
This country is just doomed.
And for the 5 christians condemned to death for killing a herdsman, I just wonder why all the GO's and NGO's are not screaming on the top of their lungs!
What of the herdsmen that have been killing familier all over Benue?
Who has arrested any of them?
Mtchew....
Eeewee.....things are happening in this country mehn. So before we know boko haram members will transform to police.....
ReplyDeleteIGP transmission welldone sir.....
Recruiting ex Boko Haram into Nigeria police/army? Hahahahaha this must be a joke!
ReplyDeleteFormer bokoharam members in the Nigerian arm forces.. Lobatan!
ReplyDeleteMeanwhile they sentenced 5 Christians who allegedly killed a rogue Fulani herdsman to death.
ReplyDeleteBastards..
President Buhari you plan has failed. This is total rubbish. Those terrorists should be killed or kept in jail for life
ReplyDeleteArrant nonsense, how can they even think of such a thing. This country is not safe anymore o. Na wa
ReplyDeleteThey recruited them ex-militants into SARS during the amnesty program now look at what people have been going through in the hands of SARS. SARS have been killing people mercilessly right from GEJ’s tenure at least I know 2 people that were killer by them and 1 that almost died in their den... all innocently. Now they want to recruit ex-boko haram’s into the army and police so they will wipe out the entire nation. Once a bloody killer, always a bloody killer. When will Nigeria ever learn???
ReplyDeleteI just hope for the sake of the peace of this nation, this is not true.
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