“What is of interest now is to locate the girls. The girls are not in Chibok,” said the Nigerian leader, whose last-minute cancellation of a visit to the town, ostensibly for security reasons, was widely criticised.
“I will visit Chibok,” he said, but did not give a date.
Jonathan also dismissed criticism that the Nigerian response had been slow, saying the terror “only started in 2009 and we didn’t have the architecture to deal with that.”
“As we progress you will see that the Nigerian military will cope. Definitely we will overcome it,” he said, referring to the Boko Haram group. Click to signup for FREE news updates, latest information and hottest gists everyday
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NIGERIANS SHOULD JUST ORGANISE AND DEFEND THEMSELVES SINCE THE GOVERNMENT HAS COMPLETELY FAILED TO PROVIDE BASICS' , AND HAS FOR LONG ABANDONED ITS CITIZENS TO THEIR FAITH . ITS PITY THAT WE DON'T HAVE NATIONALIST / PATRIOTIC PEOPLE AT THE HELM OF AFFAIRS IN OUR BELOVED COUNTRY. EVEN THE INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY KNOWS THERE IS NO SINCERE COMMITMENT TO END THIS MADNESS ON THE PART OF GOVERNMENT.
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