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Around the world, states locked in conflict with jihadists are trying to devise policies to reintegrate disillusioned militants into society. In Nigeria, a program targeting defectors from the violent extremist group Boko Haram offers a window into the promise and pitfalls of such efforts. For the past 12 years, Nigeria has struggled to quash a violent insurgency waged by Boko Haram in its northeast. Although a 2015 military offensive put the jihadists onto the back foot, the federal government recognized that it would not be able to defeat the insurgency solely through force. It therefore ...

Some Borno residents had also rejected the decision to reintegrate the deradicalised persons into their communities, and asked the federal government to “take them to government house or Aso Rock”. However, in  an interview with BBC Hausa on Friday, Malami said successes have been recorded in the prosecution of Boko Haram members, adding that many of those found innocent were deradicalised in line with the policy of the federal government. Advertisement “Government came up with the strategy and plan, which is under the office of the national security adviser. Also, I am just learning ...

REVEALED: How Buhari’s Government Pardoned Over 1, 000 Boko Haram Fighters Despite Ruling Out Amnesty In 2015 Before becoming the President, he also criticised the granting of amnesty to Niger Delta militants by the Umaru Yar'Adua administration. by SaharaReporters, New York May 05, 2021 President Muhammadu Buhari, going against his promise in February 2015, has now pardoned more than 1, 000 Boko Haram terrorists in three years and his government is some rehabilitating through the military’s Operation Safe Corridor in Gombe State. SaharaReporters learnt that the Buhari government, which ...

Zulum said those who had undergone the process spied on the host communities which resented them, after which they returned to join their colleagues.

Governor Babagana Zulum of Borno State has revealed that repentant terrorists returned to their gangs after spying on communities during the reintegration