Musings by Garba Shehu

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Borno state and to some extent Bauchi state are quickly turning to be more dangerous conflict zones than the Niger Delta. With the spectre of Boko Haram looming large, the people in Borno and Bauchi states are literally living on their nerves; they have become captives of fear, sleeping with one eye closed, the other one opened and looking over their shoulders as they step out of their homes, business places or walk the streets.

The elections have been fought and won but the war seems to have just begun.

These days, you read headlines and smear stuff in the press and the Northern Muslims who largely didn’t vote for President Goodluck Jonathan are crying out that they are under attack. They are asking the question: