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Wednesday, 17 April 2013

Pres. Jonathan sets up committees on Boko Haram & other security challenges

See the State House press release below
Following the consideration yesterday by the National Security Council of the report of the technical committee it set up to review fresh modalities for addressing security challenges in the North, President Goodluck Jonathan has approved the constitution of a Presidential Committee to constructively engage key members of Boko Haram and define a comprehensive and workable framework for resolving the crisis of insecurity in the country.

The Committee’s terms of reference will include developing a framework for the granting of amnesty; setting up of a framework  through which disarmament could take place within a 60-day time frame; the development of a comprehensive victims’ support programme, and the development of mechanisms to address the underlying causes of insurgencies that will help to prevent future occurrences.

President Jonathan has also approved the constitution of a Federal Government committee on the proliferation of small arms and light weapons in keeping with his pledge that Nigeria will work with the United Nations and other countries to stem the worrisome proliferation of small arms and light weapons, and their use in creating insecurity and instability in Nigeria and other developing nations.

The composition of the two committees is as follows:

COMMITTEE ON DIALOGUE AND PEACEFUL RESOLUTION OF SECURITY CHALLENGES IN THE NORTH

1.                  Kabiru Tanimu Turaki, Minister of Special Duties    -Chairman
2.                Sheik Ahmed Lemu                                                     -        Member
3.                Dr. Hakeem Baba Ahmed                                            -        Member
4.                Col. Musa Shehu, (rtd.)                                               -        Member
5.                 Sheik Abubakar Tureta                                                          -        Member
6.                Dr.Datti Ahmed                                                            -        Member
7.                 Senator Sodangi Abubakar                                          -        Member
8.                Senator Ahmed Makarfi                                              -        Member
9.                Hon. Mohammed Bello Matawalle                              -        Member
10.            Amb. Zakari Ibrahim                                                   -        Member
11.              Comrade Shehu  Sani                                                   -        Member
12.            Hajiya Naja’atu Mohammed                                        -        Member
13.            Malam Adamu S. Ladan                                              -        Member
14.            Dr. Joseph Golwa                                                         -        Member
15.             AVM A. I. Shehu                                                          -        Member
16.            Mr. R. I. Nkemdirim                                                    -        Member
17.             DIG P. I. Leha                                                              -        Member
18.            Prof. Nur Alkali                                                            -        Member
19.            Malam Salihu Abubakar                                              -        Member
20.          Alhaji Abubakar Sani Lugga                                        -        Member
21.            Barrister Ibrahim Tahir                                               -        Member
22.           Brig-Gen. Ibrahim Sabo                                               -        Member
23.           Amb. Baba Ahmed Jidda                                             -        Member
24.           Group Capt. Bilal Bulama, rtd.                 -                            Member
25.           Prof. Bolaji Akinyemi                                                   -        Member
26.           Representative of  OSGF                                              -        Secretary

COMMITTEE ON SMALL ARMS AND LIGHT WEAPONS

1.      Amb. Emmanuel Imohe        -                                     (Chairman)
2.    Amb.  Martin I. Uhomoibhi            -                                     Member
3.    Amb.  T. Dan Hart                                    -                           Member
4.    Amb. Ghali Umar                                      -                           Member
5.     Amb. B. G. Wakil                                      -                                     Member    
6.    Mr. Opelusi Olureti                         -                                     Member
7.     Representative of Ministry of Interior -                               Member
8.    Representative of NSA                             -                           Member
9. Representative of DG (SSS)                      -                           Member
10. Representative of NIA                                       -                           Member
11. Representative of Federal Ministry of Justice -                  Member
     12. Representative of Ministry of Defence           -                             Member
     13.  Representative of  DIA                                   -                             Member
14. Representative of the Nigeria Police Force       -                 Member
15. Representative of the Nigerian Customs Service -              Member
     16. Representative of OSGF                                       -               Member
      17. Director, International Organisations Dept (MFA) -           Secretary     
Both committees will be formally inaugurated by President Jonathan at 10 am on Wednesday, April 24, 2013 at the Council Chambers of the Presidential Villa, Abuja.
Reuben Abati
Special Adviser to the President
(Media & Publicity)
April 17, 2013

71 comments:

  1. We need solution to this problem....not committee upon committees

    www.naijaopenmouth.com

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    1. Its only committees our leaders are good at setting up, another position as irrelevant as that of the honourable members. I hope u have a committee for ur expedient hell journey truncation.

      --Teeteelahyo--

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  2. F**k dis dude!arrrrrrgh,linda post dis!

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  3. Liker its going solve anything . Abeg make una go rest

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  4. if dis commitiee succeed ,, it will be d 1st position change in Nigeria -- God help us oo

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  5. congratulations bro u r using ur head fr once.. who tot u this? anyway its a gud tin u r nw reasonin lik a human nd nt a cow.. goodluck wit ur plans

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  6. Am in support of anything that will bring an end to this menace.
    Its quite unfortunate that with the amount budgeted for security in this country,our govt still finds itself in a helpless situation on how to combat this evil.
    This is going to be a virtuous circle,first was Niger delta militants,now boko haram, I guess next will be kidnappers.
    while Obama at the other end is threatening to deal with the Bostonblast terrorists.

    ~BONARIO~says so via NOKIA3310

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    1. Did u really mean 'virtuous' or were u tryin to say 'vicious'??

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  7. Na today...sluggish government and its zilch security approach.

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  8. He has given the BH problem back to the BH people to solve. One smart move from a perceived clueless President.

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  9. Weak president...all he knows best is to set committees...what a shame

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  10. Rubbish!!! is there a boston blast committee yet? is there a sitting allowance? #GEJ should please take a clue.....whats with all these committee he's been forming,what has it yielded? they just want sitting allowance....GEJ
    should take a clue from OBAMA!!!

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  11. One word....CLUELESS!!!!!

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  12. I expect obama to do same for the boston bombers. What a country.SMH

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  13. More talk talk talk instead of action

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  14. this is super story..........................

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  15. In this season of anomy called amnesty, leaders of the south-east/south-south (and now Lagos State) should please stand up and demand that our very benevolent Federal Government should, as a matter of urgency, extend amnesty to all the kidnappers terrorizing fellow Nigerians in these axes. What Is Good For A Murderer Is Even Better For A Ransom-Seeker. Someone needs to save JEG from himself!!!

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  16. Na so so commitee, no action. This administration is a toothless bulldog. No action at all. When are we ever going to be proactive in everything we do.

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  17. All dis names u hv list nt my problem, my problem is 4 u 2 hw 2 stop all dis crisis, FULL STOP! First 2 comment!

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  18. OTHER WAY TO CHOP MONEY.

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  19. hmm, hop evrythng gona wrk succezfuly. Am still waiting ooo..


    SAYS by *DANNYKOOL*, d upcoming artiste...

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  20. Mtseeeeeewwwwwww

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  21. Why the publication? so that this devilish sect will pick and slaughter them one after the other? Or the sponsors of this sect approach them with a package that can be refused? Abi bomb no fit this people ni?Thank you Mr Presido for just thinking of waking up to put off an inferno that has almost engulfed the whole nation! Inwaka!Ncheta ka!

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  22. Shebi another committee will be set up later to look into these committees report inukwa?
    All my friends dat voted Jonathan and not PDP, shey una dey see?
    Committee to look into security issues, when we have IG growing belle. #yeyetins

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  23. More Powers to his Elbows,I hope these Dialogue & peaceful Resolutions goes a long way to minimise & if possible put a stop to d menace caused by this So called Sect.

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  24. wetin be dis? Couldnt u just jpeg it @least? see as everything scatter abi dem no get computer for Govt house? E b like wetin dem use 3310 (Bonario) take type.

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  25. Another means to tap 9ja money

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  26. Yeye...everything he go call committee...m sure to have sex wit Patiee,he calls Commitee.mtshewww

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  27. Some guys just turned billionaires. Smh

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  28. Blah blah blah...mtschew. Next pls

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  29. Jonathan olriburuku gidi Ni e . Involving the members of boko haram, u need to be shot u and all the other politicians and ur fat greedy families .

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  30. Na wa for this boko haram thing ooo

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  31. It always comes down to forming committees *Rme toh I pray they work well.

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  32. This GEJ is just a talking Head, an excellent Actor, employed by this country's true Masters. Only the worse will come outta this. SMH for this country of my birth...

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  33. When will this liverless president ever grab any situation by the balls thou *straight face*

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  34. Rosie Said.......Another wishy-Washy committie,where they will sit around,drink tea and get sitting allowances,Meanwhile Boko Haram and all other terrorist groups are busy killing and kidnapping people.Whoever told Jonatnan that you give amnesty to Murders?What a weak President.

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  35. Another committee upon all the previous committee that has been set up, another means of wasting public funds, is so glaring that this man is at a loss on how to handle the situatin of things in this country.is so so unfortunate that we have a weak fellow who can not take action or make decesions at the helm of Affair in this country, what a tragedy!

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  36. wishing them a happy boko haram day. let them be ready to give amnesty to repented robbers and rapist Enter your comment...

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  37. Will this eradicate boko haram?
    let's see sha

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  38. Dis man is always settn committees...shm,we dnt hv a president in dis country

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  39. I think Nigeria must hold the record for number of committees set up by a government.

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  40. I am tired of committees please lets tackle d issue

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  41. Fuck you, Goodluck!!

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  42. The only thing this committee is gonna get is sitting allowance!!!

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  43. Committee general of the federal republic,i hail o!

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  44. Our directionless president has just created avenue for a few Nigerians to make some small (biggest) dough. Let's see how it go. Nonetheless, majority of Nigerians have lost confidence in this government.

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  45. What about committee on satisfying his sexual urge. Baga

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  46. Is this not so sad? I regretted the day i voted the red-nose president. The hausa comittee he arranged are d same boka haram. Seriously speaking, if i had d liver,i will swallow bomb, go straight to their gathering and explode there. Its also going to be painful if my country men and women forget d sacrifice done for them in a matter of hours.
    Glad I'm from canada

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  47. Dis our confuse president..abeg mak e go sit down jor

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  48. Were ni man yi
    Ko ni opolo rara
    Hez jst a dim witted man...oloriburuku smbdy

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  49. @Bonario, VIRTUOS circle? Dis English Don suffer walai.

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  50. WE DON'T NEED COMMITTEES, WE NEED ACTION AND STOP WASTING NIGERIANS TIME.

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  51. Let's give this nigger a chance. My only hope is that, those abokis on the committee (check, na dem fuLl d tin) no go turn d tin upside down sha! Na so armed robbers wan kill us for Zaria here...

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  52. i hope its not a committee to chop money....issorait!

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  53. Will you guys ever learn to stop saying rubish for once? Every one is on Jonathan as if he's nt a human being or perhaps he's now an Angel of God who has failed to perform. That's how it was said abt keshi. And when he worn the cup, they all gathered and celebrated. Pple want quick Magic, but dear friends it takes plan upon plan to build a good House. Thanks!!!

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  54. Anywhere,i don't care whether they grant amnesty or not,my concern now is 4 dem to put an end to all d crisses.But GEJ should realise dt alll d souls of victims of bomb blasts r clamouring and crying 4 justice!May deir souls rest in peace,amen.

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  55. Jona and Commette

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  56. Lol this goodluck jonathan sef

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  57. @anonymous 11:50pm, is that u GEJ?

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  58. It is so dishearten to keep hearing about committees upon committees 'to attempt' to resolve outright problems. These so called boko haram people have said they don't want amnesty and they have given their unrealistic demands, so why waste time and money setting up a committee???
    They can't fight the nation! Channel these monies to address the problems holistically....flush out the sect!!! They should be the ones begging for amnesty...

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  59. Another committee to chop money. #Issorite#

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  60. Every Bread is better dan none. Setting out a committee at least justify him a bit. Nigeria need prayers. Dis is not time for blames. He is a president after all.

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  61. Wish nigerians could flog this a**hole off the presidential sit he is just not compitent to handle naija problems.

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  62. Till pple finish dying that's when our president will act as commander in chief,when the boka haram second wil finish killing he is governing then he wil knw what to do,they second didn't ask for Amenesty y are they wasting there time?God help us in this country before we will all b consume by this evil pple looking for blood by al cost.

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