Governor Nyako funding Boko Haram, Fulani Jihadist?

An online publication, thetrentonline.com is reporting that the Governor of Adamawa State, which is one of the states presently under emergency rule due to the attack of the Boko Haram sect, may in fact be one of the sponsors of the devilish sect.

Its reporting that efforts by the military and other security operatives against the insurgents may not yield the desired results soon, as some very powerful persons in the government are bent on making sure that the country remains “ungovernable’ for President Goodluck Jonathan.

 Governor Murtala Nyako is alleged to have imported hired Fulani mercenaries into the state to cause mayhem.

The recent capture of 234 school children in Borno State leading to threat of their being allegedly married out at giveaway bride prices of between N2,000-N5,000 to the bordering countries of Cameroon, Niger and Chad. This it was learnt was a deliberate attempt by the Islamic set to further Islamize the non-Muslim among the students since the government secondary school is predominately Christians.

Nigeria is presently under intensive terror and siege. In addition to all these are the sporadic attacks in the North Central states of Plateau, Nasarawa, Benue, Southern part of Kaduna and Taraba states, which are predominately Christian States by “hired Fulani herdsmen.” The method of the attacks by these groups it is said is quite different from what is known to the Boko Haram insurgents. Who are these Fulani herdsmen that are more sophisticatedly armed than our military? And who are their sponsors? These are the mind bugling questions agitating the minds of many people today.

Investigations carried out by Powersteering New Magazine revealed that no fewer than five hundred Fulani mercenaries trained in Sudan were imported into the state and are camped at the border village of Ypsen inToung Local Government Area of Adamawa State on the instruction of the state governor. The Fulani men are kept at the expense of the state government, fed, well taken care of and paid a stipend of about N50,000 each monthly by the state government with tax payers’ money.

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