Facebook newsfeed post by: Idris Omuya Ihima ------------------------ Idris Omuya Ihima wrote: Desert Herald Newspaper Second Nyanya Bombing: Why President Jonathan must resign or Sack FCT Minister ……………………………………… … By Our Correspondent Our nation under Goodluck Jonathan has so far met all the criteria of being a failed state. Precisely 16 days after the bomb explosion that rocked Nigerias capital city Abuja at Nyanya and another tragedy that saw the abduction of poor innocent secondary school girls at Chibok, Borno State, Abuja is under attack again on Thursday evining. As usual the attackers have successfully detonated their bomb explosives with heavy casualties. Although the army has cordoned off the scene of the blast ostensibly to under report the number and under declare the number of those that died and the injured, the success of todays attack in Nyanya has confirmed the failure of Jonathan’s government to tackle the excessess of the insurgents. It is also a direct indictment on the administration of Senator Bala Muhammad in the FCT that despite the billions he claimed to have spent on a fraud called CCTV cameras within Abuja and environs including Nyanya, the bombers were not detected during the first and todays bomb explosion in same area. Now it is very clear to us that even Abuja is not safe and the success of the two attacks in Nyanya has gone to confirm that the Boko Haram terrorists are indeed and in fact better motivated and better equipped than the Nigerian military. The only development and progress we saw in the appointment of Gen Miminah as the Chief of Army Staff and Gen Aliyu Gusau (Rtd) as the minister of Defense is the unprecedented and usual insecurity in Abuja and the growing influence of the Boko Haram sect to unleash terror on innocent souls in the north east. They are not justifying the billions they are wasting. President Jonathan must probe to us that the lives of our citizens is more precious than the greed and selfish conduct
Posted on: Fri, 02 May 2014 05:49:20 +0000
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