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We’ll Fight Boko- Haram Menace –Jonathan
He was speaking with Mr. Mohame Bazoum, Deputy Prime Minister of Niger Republic, who brought a condolence message for lives lost during the Christmas day bombings and solidarity message from President Issoufou Mahamadou to State House, Friday.
He said both Muslims and Christians were victims of the explosives planted by Boko Haram and therefore called for a concerted effort by all well-meaning Nigerians to bring this problem under control.
Jonathan agreed with President Issoufou that this was not a religious war, as he noted that “no religion asks its followers to throw bombs to kill people they don’t even know.”
Jonathan also called on neighboring countries to cooperate with Nigeria in the effort to stop this evil, because “the perpetrators pass through borders at will and we have to ensure that there are no safe havens for them in the sub-region.”
He thanked the Nigerien President for the message of condolence and solidarity.
Earlier, Mr. Bazoum said President Issoufou was concerned about the violence and loss of lives and assured Jonathan of the Nigerien President’s support in the efforts to check the activities of Boko Haram.
He urged Nigerians to emulate the tolerance exhibited by President Jonathan in handling the affairs of the nation.
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