January 16, 2015 
President Goodluck Jonathan has said it pains him to hear that Nigerians flee to Cameroon, Chad as Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs).
Jonathan said this when he visited an Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) camp in Maiduguri on Thursday. I feel pained as a President when I hear that some Nigerians have fled to Chad and Cameroon Republic as IDPs,” he said.
“It is a sad thing talking about the problem of IDPs. Nobody will be happy seeing IDPs every where.”
Jonathan said the activities of Boko Haram had created trauma by inflicting harm on Nigerians, adding that, going by the information he had received from security chiefs, the insurgency would be over in a short while.
“Let me assure you that the Federal Government is working hard to ensure that the insurgency is brought to an end so that IDPs do no have to stay longer in camps.
“From the briefs I got from security chiefs, most IDPs will return home soon.”
The President said government had rolled out plans to ensure that IDPs returned to their normal activities after the insurgency.
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leave am , story for the gods
Story for another day Jona…abeg leave that side.
are you sure? if it is true, let your Government act fast