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Dr. Ibrahim Datti Ahmed, Dialogue with Boko Haram, and the Problem of Trust

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Reblogged from Sahel Blog:

Last week, news broke that the Federal Government of Nigeria was holding indirect talks with the rebel movement Boko Haram. Further reports emerged that "the group was ever ready to stop the bombings in the next four weeks only if the federal government would release all its arrested members as well as guarantee the security and safety of all members whose names would be given to the federal government through [a trusted mediator." That trusted mediator was Dr.

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