illogical for somebody to have used the Australian chief negotiator to
finger the former chief of Army staff, Major General Azubuike
Ihejirika, as one of the sponsors of Boko Haram, although this is a
matter that must be thoroughly investigated.
However, let's refresh our memories of recent past, as regard the
general in question, especially his efforts and exploits at rooting
out Boko Haram insurgency.
His actions had resulted in an outcry from Northern Leaders, who also
called for his prosecution at the world court for killing Boko Haram
members.
But, there are pertinent questions: Where and who did the Australian,
Mr. Stephen Davis, get his brief from? Why did he choose to direct his
findings at the press rather than government? Who led him through this
adventure? I am convinced that the animosity and bitterness of those
calling for his own accounts of his ruthless dealing with Boko Haram
are obviously using Davis as a cannon fodder to finally nail the
general. This looks foolhardy, unreasonable, and very unconvincing to
a refined mind.
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