Ndume, in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria in Yola on Saturday, said that affected communities who were forced to leave their villages and towns are now anxious to return home and were ready to fight back.
NAN reports that the Senate Majority leader was in Yola , where he visited thousands of Internally Displaced Persons mostly from Gwoza and other local government areas from Borno in some IDPs camps at the outskirts of Yola.
“We have suffered a lot and our people have learned a lesson from this ungodly crisis. We will never allow such barbaric act to happen again, our eyes are open now.
“Our people are ready to fight back now to reclaim the remaining of their villages and towns as well as their freedom of living with one another in peace and dignity,” Ndume said.
He said the lasting solution for Boko Haram insurgency was to take the fight to their hide out and wipe them out completely.
He explained that most of the IDPs’ camps he visited in Adamawa were willingly and anxious to return to their respective ancestral homes.
He said relief materials worth million of Naira were distributed to the IDPs, adding that the visit was with a team of top officials of the National Emergency Management Agency. Click to signup for FREE news updates, latest information and hottest gists everyday
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Please join Chad. Your so called mistake is costing the rest of this awoof nation to much niger delta oil billions that would hAve been looted by your northern elites anyway
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