Former Boko Haram negotiator, Ahmad Salkida doubts Boko Haram ceasefire deal




















A Nigerian journalist, who have been involved in several negotiations with extremist sect, Boko Haram, have expressed doubt over reports Friday that the Nigerian military and Boko Haram agreed a ceasefire.















The Chief of Defence Staff, Alex Badeh, an Air Chief Marshal, announced the ceasefire deal Friday and ordered all field officers to comply with the agreement.































Reports say the deal was reached at a meeting involving the Principal Secretary to the President Goodluck Jonathan, Hassana Tukur, a representative of Boko Haram, Danladi Ahmadu, and a representative of the Chadian government.















The reports also said the deal was reached in Ndjamena, the capital of Chad republic.















Journalist, Ahmad Salkida, is known for his access to the Boko Haram group.















Mr. Salkida expressed doubts about the deal with Boko Haram on twitter.















His tweets below...















I guess Nigerians are tired & at such, any news that offers respite on this protracted war between Nigeria & #BokoHaram is always welcomed. 1/6















— Ahmad Salkida (@ContactSalkida) October 17, 2014















Sadly anybody tht demised such good news becomes Nigeria’s enemy. But d leadership of #BH r said to be miffed tht a nation of d profile 2/6















— Ahmad Salkida (@ContactSalkida) October 17, 2014















and magnitude of Nigeria, wt high level of intelligent pple is being easily encased in deceit & nobody seems to be askng tough questns. 3/6















— Ahmad Salkida (@ContactSalkida) October 17, 2014








What is most worrying here is, govt at d highest level and d intelligence formations in #Nigeria has embraced this ‘good news,’ 4/6















— Ahmad Salkida (@ContactSalkida) October 17, 2014















this shows lack of understnding of d reality tht this is an ideology tht can only be neutralised after long hardwork tht is yet to start 5/6








— Ahmad Salkida (@ContactSalkida) October 17, 2014















this shows lack of understnding of d reality tht this is an ideology tht can only be neutralised after long hardwork tht is yet to start 5/6








— Ahmad Salkida (@ContactSalkida) October 17, 2014















It also appears that govt is more interested in shadows and bubbles, than in substance and clear headed engagement wt d #BH ideology 6/6








— Ahmad Salkida (@ContactSalkida) October 17, 2014















May God help #Nigeria







— Ahmad Salkida (@ContactSalkida) October 17, 2014















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