Browsing: Tunde Oladunjoye

Since the Boko Haram terrorist group began its genocidal assault to take over the North East Nigeria in 2009, over eight million people have been displaced, tens of thousands of children kidnapped, thousands of children forced into war either as child soldiers, sex objects or cannons for suicide bombs detonations. It was therefore not surprising that the Global Institute for Economics and Peace, in its 2016 Global Terrorism Index, rated the dreaded Boko Haram group as the deadliest terrorist organisation in the world. 

In fact, I stated clearly, for the avoidance of doubt, that the Administration immediately preceding Senator Amosun’s was opposed on the issue of N100 billion bond it was seeking (which opponents, including myself, tagged BOND OF BONDAGE), was seeking towards the tail-end of its tenure because we felt the bond being sought then was to, among other reasons, prosecute electioneering war