BOKO HARAM: Again, Jonathan meets with Chadian President Deby over insurgency

President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan, Monday in
N’Djamena reiterated the need for Nigeria and her
neighbours to intensify joint actions and cooperation to
win the war against terrorism and insurgency.
Speaking to reporters at the Presidential Palace in
N’Djamena after a closed-door meeting with his
Chadian counterpart, President Idris Deby Itno,
President Jonathan said that their talks focused mainly
on security and economic cooperation.
The President told reporters that Boko Haram had a lot
of external influence from outside Africa and it had
become even more imperative for all countries in the
region to work together to overcome terrorism and
other criminal activities across their borders.
“If you look at the economies of Nigeria and Chad both
are linked. The Boko haram people don’t take
permission to move from Chad, Niger, Cameroon and
Nigeria.
“If the countries do not cooperate, we will not find it
easy to win the war, because when the heat is strong in
one country, the criminals and terrorists will go to
another one and hide.
“So we must work together and we are discussing
along that line,” President Jonathan told reporters.
President Jonathan recalled that his visit to Chad was
the second in the last one month, noting that it
underscored the importance of building a “robust
relationship” between both countries to improve trade,
economic and security ties.
He said that discussions between both countries on
cooperation in the ICT sector were ongoing and
expressed optimism that more proficient use of modern
technology will help greatly to address economic and
security challenges in the region.
President Jonathan who was accompanied on the one-
day official visit by the Minister of Foreign Affairs,
Ambassador Aminu Wali and the Director-General the
National Intelligence Agency, Ambassador Ayodele Oke
has returned to Abuja.

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