Peace talks split Boko Haram into two groups

October 20, 2014 by Delia Innoma 2 Comments

Following the ceasefire deal the Federal Government entered into with Boko Haram, the violent fundamentalist sect has split into two. While one faction wants peace, the other doesn’t.

It was gathered on Sunday that the Federal Government might have entered into the ceasefire with the faction interested in the cessation of hostilities in the North-East.

A reliable source in government told Punch in Abuja that the leaders of the pro-peace faction of the sect , were the ones who took part in the negotiations with representatives of the Chadian, Cameroonian and Federal Government in Ndjamena, Chad last week.

Federal Government and Boko Haram representatives are expected to fine tune the details of the ceasefire at another   meeting in Ndjamena on Tuesday.

Punch’s source said he believed that the attacks on Shafa in Borno State and Sina, Adamawa State on Friday, could have been carried out by the faction not be interested in ending the violence…

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2 Responses to “Peace talks split Boko Haram into two groups”

  1. Unknown's avatar
    Anonymous Reply October 20, 2014 at 08:42

    That’s the main problem now

  2. Unknown's avatar
    Odoh Reply October 20, 2014 at 04:58

    One cant never trust this kind of people

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