Boko Haram receives training from Sudan, Saudi Arabia, six other countries – Pastor

The jihadists fighting in the guise of Boko Haram are said to have been trained in eight different countries.
The countries are Sudan, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Yemen, Libya, Somalia, Egypt and Niger Republic.
The President, Church of the Brethren in Nigeria, Reverend Samuel D. Dali, alleged that those trained to carry out genocide against Christians in Nigeria travelled as a group and received basic and advanced training.
In a petition to the United Nations General Assembly, seeking an international intervention in the current insecurity in the North Eastern Nigeria, Dali said as proof of the success of their training, they spot a mark (tattoo) showing proficiency.
He said: “The mark is in the form of a sword held in a hand.
“Those who went through the training regard it as the ‘license to kill for Allah’.
“They included Ali Baba Nur, Asari Dokubo, Mohammed Yusuf, Salisu Maigari, Danlami Abubakar, Ali Qaqa, Maigari Haliru and Asabe Dantala.
“What is highly disturbing about all this genocide on Christians is that it is in connivance with some well placed political and Islamic leaders within and outside of Nigeria.
“Let me quote from a well publicized article by Gary K. Busch, author and political analyst: ‘The genocide by Boko Haram on Northern Christians is purely for political power.’
“In 2010, when it became apparent that Goodluck Jonathan would contest in 2011, Alhaji Lawal Kaita, a leading political figure in the North, had warned that should Jonathan contest and win in 2011, Nigeria would be made ungovernable. Mallam Adamu Ciroma, former Governor of Central Bank of Nigeria and Minister of Finance, was more assertive. “He said ‘should Jonathan win in 2011, we shall make this country ungovernable’. Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar was more poetic. Jonathan’s National Security Adviser then, General (Aliyu) Gusau, resigned to contest against him. All northern contestants banded together to support Atiku Abubakar
“At their political party “PDP” Convention of December 2010 when it was obvious that delegates were rooting for Jonathan, Atiku Abubukar, a contestant, publicly announced that ‘those who make peaceful change impossible make violent change inevitable’.
“These are the precursor statements to the post-election violence that took place in 2011 even before the Independent National Electoral Commission finished announcing the results of the Presidential Election of that year. Those violent incidents that claimed the lives of hundreds in Bauchi, Maiduguri, Gombe, Yola, Kano, Minna and Kaduna have not abated in the guise of Boko Haram.”
Dali added that the ongoing genocide by the Boko Haram Islamic terrorists’ ethnic and religiously motivated violence, burning of and destruction of churches and Christian homes is a crime against humanity, which the UN must act to address urgently before it will be worse than Rwanda and Darfur put together.
“The carnage by Boko Haram Islamic terrorists is exacerbated by spurious reports being carried by Hausa language services of foreign media like the BBC Hausa, VOA Hausa, Radio France International Hausa and the Germany DW radio Hausa services,” Dali said.