Boko Haram Rejects Jonathan’s Amnesty Offer

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Information available to 247ureports.com through sources close to the northern oligarchy indicates that the members of the Jihadist group, the Yusufiyya sect popularly referred to as Boko Haram may have rejected the amnesty offer extended to the group by the President of the federal republic of Nigeria.

According to the information received, the group said that they have not asked for the said amnesty deal. They added also that they will not accept the amnesty which the Governor Alhaji Kashim Shettima promised to offer them.

A spokesman of the Jihadist group who spoke to the Hausa version of the BBC- under the name – Abu Dardam stated that their reason of not accepting the amnesty is that they don’t recognize democracy as a form of government. He added that the group does not agree with the constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, stressing that justice can only be found in the Holy Quran, that is Shariya system of government.
Reacting the Borno state Commissioner of Home Affairs Information and Culture Mr. Hyeladi Inuwa Bwala, appealed to the group to see reason and embrace dialogue with a view to restore lasting peace in Borno state. He said most wars and crisis in the world were settled mostly through dialogue, and therefore called on the group to see wisdom in the amnesty offer and come to a round table for dialogue.

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