GUEST COLUMNIST By Dimeji Daniels

I doubt if Nigeria will ever find a solution to the Boko Haram problem until the other more visible Boko Haram lay down its arms and stop waging war against the Nigerian State. This other Boko Haram had positioned itself well before independence and has since eaten deep into the skin of the nation, so much so that the nation's internal organs, which are also presently being infected, now lay bare.

For The Masses By Rufa’i Ibrahim

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For some time now there has been patting of back and excited chatter among top security chieftains about how the Boko Haram insurgency will soon be history. Its backbone has been broken, we hear. The talk everywhere among these chieftains is that the sect's military infrastructure has been virtually destroyed, most of its top leaders are behind bars, its major supply routes have been identified and blocked and its capacity severely weakened.