Group demands probe of Boko Haram video

A pressure group, under the aegis of Save Humanity Advocacy Centre, has expressed concern over what it described as the promotion of a purported Boko Haram Commander, Shuaibu Moni, who is said to be one of the prisoners of the Boko Haram sect recently swapped for the 82 Chibok Girls.
The video, according to the organisation, is allegedly being promoted by a Boko Haram sympathiser, Ahmad Salkida, “and is hiding under the noble journalism profession to justify his possession of this terrorist material.”
The group demanded an investigation of the issues raised by Sakilda and the projections of some other notable collaborators and roles of such people in reviving the terror machinery.

A statement issued on Saturday by the Executive Director of SHAC, Dr. Leonard Pukat, called on the Federal Government, especially the security agencies, not to treat the threats from Salkida and the actors in the video with levity.

He said past experiences had proven that they would do anything, including killing and maiming the innocent with bombs, to make the point about their relevance.
Pukat said, “The nation’s security agencies must, therefore, go after the Boko Haram’s propaganda arm now before they have the time to rebuild their scare infrastructure using the swapped prisoners as justification to terrorise Nigerians. Salkida’s point of view and the projections of some other notable collaborators and roles of such people in reviving the terror machinery must also be investigated.”