CLICK here bit.ly for full english translations. PLEASE,I DO NOT IN ANYWAY OWN OR SPONSOR THIS GROUP.I UPLOADED THIS VIDEO FOR WE NIGERIANS TO FIND A SOLUTION TO LASTING PEACE. PLEASE ! PLEASE !! PLEASE !!! DO NOT FLAG...!!! Leader of the militant Islamic sect, Ahlan Sunnah Lid Da'waati wal Jihad Yaanaa, popularly known as Boko Haram, has broken his silence and revealed why his organisation has continued to attack government agencies and Christians in the country. In a message posted on YouTube, Shekau said the recent attacks carried out by his sect were revenge attack s over the killing of Muslim in Jos and other northern states. In the 15-minute video, in Hausa language, titled "Message to Jonathan 1″ Shekau, wearing a red and white turban, a bullet-proof vest,with two Kalashnikov rifles, at the background, warned President Jonathan that the government forces would not be able to defeat his militant sect. CLICK here bit.ly for full english translations. The Iman Abubakar Shekau Imam Abubakar Shekau was the second-in-command to Mohammed Yusuf, who was killed by the police in July last year after days of fighting between security forces and the sect's followers. The police said in 2009 that Shekau was shot dead in the clashes. But a 25-minute video clip, shot on April 19 and obtained by the media showed Shekau answering questions from a journalist at his hideout believed to be in Maiduguri. Proclaiming himself as leader of the sect, Shekau said during the interview that <b>...</b>

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After a wave of attacks hit Nigeria, Inside Story asks what motivates the Islamist group's increasing violence in Africa's most populous country. Guests: David Zounmenou, Jonathan Offei-Ansah, and Anthony Goldman.

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The emergence of the al-Qaeda linked Islamic militant group Boko Haram, in the predominantly Muslim north, is sparking even more concern in Washington, VOA's Paul Ndiho has more.

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FULL STORY HERE..bit.ly PLEASE,I DO NOT IN ANYWAY OWN OR SPONSOR THIS GROUP.I UPLOADED THIS VIDEO FOR WE NIGERIANS TO FIND A SOLUTION TO LASTING PEACE. PLEASE ! PLEASE !! PLEASE !!! DO NOT FLAG...!!! The Jama'atu Ahl-Sunnati Lil Da'awati Wal Jihad better known as the Boko Haram sect on Thursday posted a new video on the internet in which it threatened to deal with President Goodluck Jonathan. In the video which was posted on youtube which ran for 14 minutes and 12 seconds, the leader of the sect, Malam Abubakar Shekau was seen sitting in the middle of four hooded bodyguards. For more on this click naijanedu.com Subscribe to http Facebook www.facebook.com Twitter twitter.com

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As Nigeria enters the New Year under a state of emergency, how worrying is Boko Haram's growing violence? Inside Story discusses with guests: Na'eem Jeenah, Richard Dowden and Isaac Olewale Albert.

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Nigerian president says government will engage in 'dialogue' if Boko Haram identify themselves and state clear demands.

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Security sources say Nigeria's secret service has arrested the spokesman for Boko Haram who frequently made statements to the media after attacks by the Islamist group. Al Jazeera's Yvonne Ndege reports from Abuja.

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Nigeria's government and Islamist group Boko Haram have been in indirect talks to end deadly violence blamed on the anti-state group, sources familiar with the discussions have revealed. Al Jazeera's Yvonne Ndege reports from Abuja

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VIDEO: Understanding Boko Haram And The Way Out Of Islamic Militancy In Nigeria. Kaduna-based human rights activist, Shehu Sanni, spoke exclusively with citizen reporter, Kayode Ogundamisi on the emergence of Boko Haram, their philosophy, and the efforts to bring an end to the deadly islamist militancy group known as "Boko Haram.

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Friday's deadly bomb attacks in Nigeria's second largest city, Kano, are the latest in a series of spectacular strikes by the radical Islamist sect Boko Haram. The coordinated series of assaults on police stations and other government offices killed at least 200 people. The rise of Boko Haram is sparking concerns that Africa's most populous country may be edging closer to civil war. Nigeria's Nobel laureate Wole Soyinka predicted it; political analysts are regularly asked about it; and the Kano attacks prompted the Leadership newspaper to run as its weekend edition headline, "Finally, Boko Haram Launches War." The radical Islamist Boko Haram has made headlines with increasing frequency lately for a series of audacious terrorist strikes. Among them, a Christmas Day bomb blast that killed worshippers at a Catholic Church and a deadly suicide bomb last August at a UN headquarters in Abuja. Nigeria's 160 million people are roughly divided between a mostly Muslim north and a predominantly Christian south. The Christmas Day church attack, and the name Boko Haram, which in the Hausa language spoken in the north means "Western education is sacrilegious," are seen as signs of the group's Islamic radicalism. But nearly all experts and scholars interviewed for this report agreed the Boko Haram phenomenon is not mainly fueled by religious extremism. Rights activist and expert on the causes of political violence Damian Ugwu says Boko Haram's support base is mostly unemployed northern <b>...</b>

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The Nigerian State Security Service says it has recaptured Kabiru Sokoto, the main terrorist suspect in a deadly Christmas Day bomb attack in Nigeria. The deputy director of public relations in the State Security Service, Marilyn Ogar, said, "We have brought forward Kabiru Sokoto who was declared missing. I think that is enough. How we went about it is our own business. It's private to us, we operate under the need to know principle, and so we won't begin to tell you our mode of operation." Kabiru Sokoto escaped prison in January prompting President Goodluck Jonathan to fire the chief of police and six deputies for letting the suspect escape. Islamist sect Boko Haram claimed responsibility for the bombing of a Church in Abuja which killed 37 people. Police arrested Sokoto, but during the operation, their police vehicle came under fire, and Sokoto escaped. Jonathan said members of the Islamist sect had infiltrated the security services and he has ordered a comprehensive restructuring of the police force. Boko Haram is modeled after the Taliban movement in Afghanistan, and according to Human Rights Watch, it has killed more than 500 people in the past year. The group is affiliated with other extremist Islamic groups in sub-Saharan Africa. Boko Haram, has acknowledged receiving training from al-Shabaab, the Somali extremist group who have now formally announced they are joining al-Qaeda, something US counter-terrorism officials have claimed to be the case for some time.

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Journalists struggle to make contact with the group and more than often simply have to wait to be approached. What is Boko Haram's media strategy and its role in the battle for Nigeria's hearts and minds?

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Stratfor Tactical Analyst Ben West examines the details of Islamist militant group Boko Haram's April 8 attack and discusses its implications for the future of the Boko Haram threat. For more, please visit www.stratfor.com

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Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan challenges the violent Islamist Boko Haram sect to identify themselves and state clearly their demands as a basis for talks.

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Boko Haram, an armed group that seeks to impose Islamic law in Nigeria, attacked at least 20 police and government buildings in northern Kano on Friday, the first time the group has struck there. At least 100 people died and many more were wounded. Al Jazeera's Yvonne Ndege reports.

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The leader of Nigeria's Islamist group Boko Haram has defended recent attacks on Christians, and warned of more to come. In a video posted on Youtube, he warned that Nigeria's security forces would not be able to defeat the group. The rise in religious tensions is another headache for President Goodluck Jonathan who's facing a fourth day of nationwide strikes over the rising cost of fuel. Al Jazeera's Haru Mutasa reports from the capital Abuja.

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Boko Haram attacks a church in Suleja, Niger state. One person was injured and five others sustained minor injuries.

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LAST WEEKEND 12th MAY 2012, IN BAYELSA STATE, NIGERIAS FIRST LADY MADE A PASSIONATE STATEMENT, READ TEXT BELOW. This submission is not the usual grammar you get from the first lady Patience Johnathan , this one is well articulated. Read below: "It is becoming increasingly clear that some people are pre-occupied with sponsoring sharp criticisms against Jonathan and the same set of individuals is funding the ignoble activities of Boko Haram and their efforts would end up in nullity. "My husband is a man of peace. The growing cases of insecurity in the country are being handled with utmost commitment and it is [of] great concern to him. Those involved in this act should know that he [Jonathan] did not make himself president of Nigeria. Nigerians voted him into office to lead this country and all they are doing to disrupt and derail the peaceful co-existence of this nation as a corporate entity will definitely fail," ~ First Lady, Mrs Patience Jonathan . What do you think?

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Over 150 Igbo citizens arrived Enugu from Maiduguiru, Borno State, on Thursday, three days after the same number of persons returned home due to the upsurge of Boko Haram activities in northern Nigeria. The returnees, who arrived in batches, arrived Ninth Mile Corner, Enugu town, in free luxury buses provided by Igboville, an Igbo social network group. The Igboville group comprises Igbo professionals in Nigeria and the Diaspora. The group provided the buses to be used in evacuating Igbos who are stranded in the North to Enugu. Some of the returnees, who spoke to reporters, claimed they relocated to the bush for many days until they got hint of the free buses. Mrs. Patricia Agballakwe, an indigene of Nnewi in Anambra State, said, "We came back because of Boko Haram. My family members and I were hiding in the bush until we heard that free buses had been provided for us and we quickly came out and returned home. As you can see, I am a happy woman now because I'm out of the Boko Haram area." Founder of Igboville, Mr. Emeka Maduewesi, implored the returnees to quickly resettle in the South-East zone while the government sorts out the security situation. Maduewesi, who spoke through Mrs. Nelo Fina, called on politicians and well-meaning Nigerians to assist in evacuating Ndigbo still left in the North from danger spots. While reaffirming the group's commitment to one Nigeria, Maduewesi urged the government to do more to secure the lives and property of Ndigbo and Nigerians in <b>...</b>

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05/02/2012 Islamist group Boko Haram releases video showing the bomb attack on This Day newspaper's headquarters last week and warns of more attacks. LeakSource.wordpress.com

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Kaduna — Former head of state Muhammadu Buhari says the Federal Government is the biggest of three types of Boko Haram, referring to the sect that has waged a deadly campaign of violence for more than two years. Speaking in Kaduna yesterday when he received a delegation from the Niger State chapter of the Congress for Progressive Change, General Buhari said also that the next general elections must be free and fair or else there would be serious crisis in the country...FULL STORY_VIDEO:There Will Be Bloodshed In 2015_FG is Biggest Boko Haram -- Gen. Muhammadu Buhari|Naijanedu bit.ly

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KANO (AFP) -- Attackers armed with bombs and guns opened fire at church services at a university on Sunday, killing around 20 people as worshippers tried to flee, witnesses and officials said. FULL STORY bit.ly Explosions and gunfire rocked Bayero University in the northern city of Kano, with witnesses reporting that two church services were targeted as they were being held on campus. One of the services was being held outdoors, while the second was inside a building, but with an overflow audience outside, witnesses said. Officials were unable to confirm casualty figures, but an AFP correspondent counted six bullet-riddled bodies near one of the two sites. At least another dozen bodies could be seen on a roadside by the university, but the exact number was unclear.

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A Nigerian armed Islamist group has carried out a series of attacks in the Yobe state capital of Damaturu, leaving more than 100 people dead. The blasts occurred just before Eid al-Adha, or the feast of sacrifice, celebrated by Muslims around the world. Boko Haram has been active since 2002, with its fighters killing hundreds of people. Most Nigerian Muslims are opposed to the group's tactics, but with a high level of unemployment, the group seems to have little trouble finding new recruits. Many people blame the government for its failed strategy in fighting Boko Haram. Al Jazeera's Azhar Sukri reports.

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A series of attacks targeting police stations, mosques and churches left many dead and injured in northeastern Nigeria. CNN's Christian Purefoy reports. Would yo like to know more? Red Cross: Gunmen, bombs kill 65 in Nigeria edition.cnn.com Q&A: Islamic group spreading terror in Nigeria edition.cnn.com

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