Can GEJ Defeat Boko Haram?

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1) 200 Chibok girls missing for 290 days, kidnapped by Boko Haram and GEJ has done nothing? When will GEJ ‪#‎BringBackOurGirls‬? Thousands other women and children have been abducted? When will GEJ as Commander-in-Chief bring them home? 2) Why is Dasuki calling our brave Military heroes 'cowards' before a British audience and GEJ says nothing to defend our valiant troops? 3) Why are our soldiers owed salaries and allowances despite the trillions budgeted for security? Why are our troops buying their own uniforms? 4) What is GEJ spending the defence budget on, when no significant military hardware has been purchased for 20 years? 5) Why did the Military do nothing about Baga and Monguno despite getting warnings before the attack? Why hasn't GEJ questioned his military commanders about this? 6) What is GEJ doing about Baga? Almost 4000 structures destroyed. Almost 2000 Nigerians killed? Why were our fellow Nigerians not evacuated from these towns despite the Military command knowing the community would be attacked? 7) GEJ sent a message commiserating with France a day after the Charlie massacre of 17 dead? Why did it take GEJ weeks to commiserate with the people of Baga? cool Why is GEJ allowing the army to arrest the brave Colonel who wrote him declaring it was corruption by the top brass preventing the military defeating Boko Haram? If GEJ cares for truth, why isn't he listening to this Colonel? 9) Why are British Parliamentarians saying GEJ is only paying lip service to fighting Boko Haram - and that Nigeria has the capacity to deal with Boko Haram if GEJ wants to? 10) 20% of Nigeria's budget goes on security. N4.4 trillion has been spent on security during the years of GEJ's regime. Where is the security when Nigeria has lost significant amounts of territory? 11) How can GEJ have an NSA who says sophisticated weaponry is not needed to defeat insurgents? Does GEJ expect our troops to use bows and arrows? 12) 3 million Nigerians have become refugees, driven from their homes, some fleeing to live in refugee camps in Cameron, crying for their homeland. What is GEJ doing to bring them back home? Facts 1) GEJ is the first Nigerian leader to lose territory in a way with an enemy. 2) GEJ ignored the North East and only went for a staged photo-op with 'injured' soldiers and to campaign for votes. When will GEJ visit the truly injured soldiers? 3) GEJ's supporters make excuses for him: he is inexperienced; he is gentle, the North is making problems for him. How can we keep deceiving ourselves? After 6 years in office, how much more experience does he need? Do we need a gentle C-in-C fighting our battle? Is it Northern politicians stopping him from ensuring his military command prosecute this war successfully? 4) GEJ has failed. GEJ cannot fight this insurgency. GEJ blames everyone else for his failure. GEJ has failed to keep Nigeria secure. GEJ has failed to keep Nigerians safe. The Solution For Nigeria. Cometh the hour and cometh the man. 1) General Buhari has the proven military experience and toughness that GEJ lacks. Nigeria needs a leader with proven experience in defeating terrorists. 2) In the 1980's, General Buhari crushed the deadly Maitaisine sect - terrorists like Boko Haram. 3) Buhari defeated an ambush by Chad into Nigerian territory and pushed them out of Nigeria. He then captured territory in Chad before the Nigerian govt halted his advance. 4) Under Buhari's regime in 1984 - 1985, Nigeria invested in sophisticated weaponry, some of which the army still uses today. Nigeria must say goodbye to a President who cannot keep the country secure. GEJ has had 6 years to lead us but he has failed us. It is time for proven Military experience. It is time for a leader who knows how to crush terrorists. It is time for change. It is time for Buhari. http://www.theguardian.com/…/­nigeria-prospects-def­eating-… http://www.theguardian.com/…/­nigeria-soldiers-cowa­rds-bok… http://www.vanguardngr.com/…/­spent-military-equipm­ent-jo…/ http://www.amnesty.org/…/­nigeria-nigerian-auth­orities-wer… http://armstrade.sipri.org/­armstra…/html/­export_values.php http://www.theguardian.com/…/­satellite-images-reve­al-deva… Compiled by: Petra Iyabo Akinti Onyegbule

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