MIXED GRILL:U.K,U.S GOVT SEES BOKO HARAM WAR DIFFERENTLY

MIXED GRILL:U.K,U.S GOVT SEES BOKO HARAM WAR DIFFERENTLY
BY ABDULMUMINI ADEKU

 WILL THE UNITED STATES FURFILL ITS PROMISES ON BOKO HARAM TO NIGERIA

It would appear that the accusations leveled by the News office Desk of the Paedia Express Multimedia Group in Lagos,Nigeria on internal sabotage as far as the war on terror is concerned in the North Eastern parts of Nigeria is beginning to get a great attention.

Recently, The United Kingdom 's Foreign Secretary; Boris Johnson and the International Development Secretary   Priti Patel were both in Nigeria in response to the humanitarian disaster  visited on Nigeria by Boko Haram .

Johnson in the Presence of a Federal Government's delegation led by the Vice President; Professor Yemi Osinbajo and the British politician   said that rather than increase their country's aid they will rather reduce it by half .

The U.K. gave Nigeria 200 million pounds sterling  about 257 million dollars  over a period to cover 2018 to 2022 and this amounted to 50 million euros given in 2017 and below the 70 million euro provided  for in the corresponding period in 2016.

On the other hand,in a related issue,President Donald Trump 's administration has a different agenda or  idea of the way things should be done on the war on terror in the North Eastern parts of Nigeria.

When the News Office Desk of Paedia Express Multimedia Group in Lagosm,Nigeria  released  a diplomatic report of the last days of Ambassador Ade  Adefuye and likely reasons for his untimely death,The United states government neither denied nor affirmed this medium's report but in conjunctions with her Military High Command released the news of donations  of military hardware to fight Boko Haram.

When this medium again also exposed how NATO bribed the mainstream global press to silence in the early 1990s  after a gas attack near a Kabul Village in Afghanistan which led to a genocide which was never reported ,The United states government reeled out another list of military hardware donations for Nigeria to use to fight Boko Haram.

It would be recalled that in the dying days of Former President Barak Obama ,The United states had refused to work with the regime of Dr Goodluck Jonathan as it cited official corruption but analysts wonder whether this has really stopped as at the time of filing.