Once again, President Buhari has said that the terrorist group Boko
Haram has degraded and is no longer in control of any part of Nigeria.
The
President said this in Abuja yesterday at the 2018 World Congress of
the International Press Institute, which had the theme "Why good
journalism is important". Addressing the participants in the Congress that he attended with
ministers and other senior government officials, the President noted
that the event takes place during a difficult period for the world.
"Its annual congress is held in Nigeria during a period of global
terrorism, Nigeria is experiencing that scourge through Boko Haram,
which has been technically degraded and no longer has territorial
control anywhere in its northeast operating base," he said.
After
years of fighting against the Boko Haram insurgents in the northeast,
the federal government has limited attacks that spread to the nation's
capital at the height of the insurgency. In addition to informing participants about the current state of the
war against the insurgency in the country, the President provided an
update on recent events in the Northeast.
"Internally displaced people are gradually returning to their communities with reasonable security," he said.
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