I Find It Difficult To Eat Whenever I Think About The Boko Haram Killing- PDP Chief

 

The former Deputy Senate President and a chief of Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Alhaji Ibrahim Mantu, said he had been finding it difficult to eat whenever he remembered the midnight killing of some students of Federal Government College in Yobe State and the abduction of 20 school girls by the members of Boko Haram Islamic sect. Continue.......

He made this claim in Abuja on March 4, 2014, Tuesday, during a National Prayer Meeting organised by PDP Project Reloaded, a group within the PDP. The ex-Senate President is the Chairman of this group’s National Advisory Council.

Mantu called on the members of the vicious Islamic sect to repent and turn back to God or else “they reap what they sow”, emphasised that their menace had defied human efforts and military solution.

“Presently, I find it difficult to eat well. Anytime the massacre and abduction of 20 school children cross my mind, I find it difficult to eat well. You can imagine 20 young school girls being taken away by the insurgents.

“These whole problems have defied human efforts. Normally, when the military is drafted to a particular place, one would have expected that the problem has come to an end. From my observation in Nigeria, once security agencies are drafted to situations like that, tension will calm down.

“We are here to mourn our brothers, sisters, children and all the victims of the insurgency. The country is engulfed in insecurity, Boko Haram in the North-East, kidnapping in the South-East and daylight robbery in the South-West. If you sow good, you reap good. God should touch them (Boko Haram); they should repent so that God will forgive them,” Mantu said.