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in abuja.ve a goo e geopolitical and security analyst at the think tank and joining us from paris, a scumenting senior analyst from west africa at the international crisis group. welcome to you both. i'll start with you, if i may. just try and help um understand boko haram a little bit. what the -- is their motivation? they have a very narrow concept of what they consider to be a true muslim. they attack islamic institutions more often than christians. what is their motivation? >> thanks for having me on the show. broke woke -- broke spoke in the name. it means representing western education. western education is forbidden. so their primary aim is to do away with everything in nigeria that they see as against their beliefs, which is really -- has really lelleds to so much violence. so in the last decade or so. just about a decade, that's how long they've been here and their victims have primarily been more muslims than christians. here they've bombed a few churches but the majority of time, the

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the boys are unhappy at the nigerian government's response limited recess more now from the capital abuja. we understand that the group has been on the move since the day or since the night they were taken from can kind of and they've been moving from one forest to the other climbing rocks in mountains according to witnesses who escaped the must subduction what they're telling the media with the telling government officials and kids in the state so it's difficult to say exactly where there are there are rumors that they've been moved from in a state deep into the forest in some for a state where over the last 7 years we have seen how. security has deteriorated with bandits attacking communities and displacing hundreds of villages and. rendering a lot of people homeless and the shooting we were told that only a few dozen students were abducted the need later turned out that they were more the governor of kut in austin was talking about 333 and now witnesses are even claiming that the number is much higher than that because the school had more than 800 boarding students and on the night of

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my do agree on that edris reports from the nigerian capital abuja. they traveled more than a 1000 kilometers to find jobs in one of the most dangerous places to live and work in nigeria. they ended up in the hands of bound and then slaughtered 43 victims laid to rest in the cemetery. but once we're going in one, never seen anything, not a thing, my life, you can see 43 dead bodies here up to now there is somebody to a yet to be recovered from the bush. indeed, it is a frightening situation. a search is being carried out for dozens of others who are missing, but most are presumed dead. 60 five's are being treated in hospital for serious injuries. the state governor is turning to look to close for help. we shall ensure more recruitment of civilians and more hunt so that our people will take the fight to all the nooks and crannies of this area. the farm workers will contract to, to harvest crops, some 25 kilometers away from the city of my degree. the men, as they were killed, suggest they attack us or careful not to attract attention. but last month, t

understand that the president is going to meet them before he finally leaves for the federal capital in abuja at the end of his 7 day vacation here in cats in a state so a lot of parents are really looking forward to reuniting with their wards they've missed for more than a week but the expediency i can tell you is really traumatizing for this young children i pushed the governor yesterday to give us an idea of 2 exactly what happened what he can say what he told me yesterday was that the 1st day they know when the boys were taken there was a really an engagement between nigerian security forces and these bandits after this excessive force was located them in a particular forest and then pin them down for a period of 6 days that was when negotiations set and the government was actually afraid that continuous fighting or fights changes between the 2 sides will result in casualties on the part of the students they don't want collateral damage and then they fall into media is to go between the government and the bandits holding them and the biggest success of. this story the biggest leap to this

all right let's bring in our guests who are all in abuja we have sarah. nigeria a country director at one a global movement campaigning to end it stream poverty by 2030 over who is a geo political analyst at the security think tank africa llega and we're also joined by social justice and political activists i show you welcome to each of you sara let me start with you could you break down for our viewers the threats faced by farmers in the northwest of the country versus the threats faced by farmers in the north east of the country sure thank you mohamed. with colvin at the onset of coal that they had been severe impacts on the economy and the farmers in the north east and elsewhere have not been any different i do think however that. if for example the economy is contracting that we know oil prices are going down so the entire economy's feeling the shock and the impact of corbett but i think there's an additional impact which is the security issues the security issues particularly in the north east in the northwest as well banditry is at an all time high

analyst that after a political and africa security think tank is joining us from the nigerian capital abuja thanks very much for your time before we get into the security issues let me ask you about developments in the story because i know you're following it very closely so what are you hearing about the numbers of students who are still missing . thanks for having me so the when the initial story broke out the number of those was 600 or more we know is that the total number of students in the school is 100 so. asked to do so they're hearing reports that the police commissioned the risk to hold 200 students barque so that's living that's living about 400 supposedly from the 600. it's been in china by the. by that even the because it's in the commission of the kitchen reports that the number to be rescued is up to 496 so if you look if you look at that provision it means since the. attack on the school the government effort to rescue these children has been ongoing and the number of. students who have been rescued climbed up to us has fallen down to the 6 but the total number of students is

were kidnapped from and i chair in secondary school for girls 1st me by telephone from the capital abuja and said the government doesn't seem to have learned any lessons from that i don't think anyone generally surprised that there's any delay because this is a federal government that does not have the habit of tellin anything to tourists people are not surprised that it's on 4 years after. the dept cheap you know 2 years after the dept girls were taken some 6 years after the to bog elsewhere taken we have this level of up doctrine that is not very clear in the minds of the people yet and we don't see a very effective management of the early days of this tragedy by our government so it's not surprising it is the way that government has carried it on its anti-terrorism effort it has not been effective in transparently communicating happenings to citizens is an indication that we lend no lessons from the previous tragedies there is something called the cisco initiative this government should ask itself how seriously it has taken that initiative. now to ethiopia the 1st international aid ha

if you will be as prime minister abuja has deployed military forces to a western region gunman killed 100 people have been visited the area a day before the attacks urged peace and unity between and us. and us president donald trump has granted unseats more all of his allies the list of 26 pardons and commutations include says former campaign manager and jarrett krishna's father and his friend vice or just. a pakistani court has ordered the release of the man convicted for killing u.s. journalist daniel pearl in 2002 on our side share his being free fall an appeal is under way earlier this year the high court overturned his murder charge but that was challenge by pearl's family their appeal will be heard in early january probably was the shapiro chief for the wall street journal and he was kidnapped and murdered. as sir john listen author of taliban militant islam oil and fundamentalism in central asia he says international pressure could lead to his imprisonment. there must be a very serious internal middle she ations going on in islamabad between the government the intelligence agen

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understand that the president is going to meet them before he finally leaves for the federal capital in abuja at the end of his 7 day vacation here in cats in a state so a lot of parents are really looking forward to reuniting with their wards they have missed for more than a week but the experience yeah i can tell you is really traumatizing for this young children i pushed the governor yesterday to give us an idea of to exactly what happened what he can say what he told me yesterday was that the 1st day the no when the boys were taken there was a really an engagement between nigerian security forces and these bandits after this excessive force was located them in a particular forest and then pin them down for a period of 6 days that was when negotiations set and the government was actually afraid that continuous fighting or fights changes between the 2 sides will result in casualties on the part of the students they don't want collateral damage and then they fall into media is to go between the government and the bandits holding them and the biggest success of. the story the biggest lead to

debriefing as well before the president meets them as he prepares to leave the state of cats in a back to abuja he's been vacationing here for the last 7 days so i think what is going to happen is probably they won't the president may not meet them until probably late in the day because they are yet to arrive because and as of now the equation added to this is of course the issue of boko haram we were told earlier and boko haram has claimed responsibility of this attack and people are wondering what the government gave in return if not directly to boko haram at least to some of the bandits or the armed men who have been holding these children government for the time being is denying that there's been any payment of ransom or exchange of prisoners and there was no direct negotiations but what it looks like is that they has been some form of negotiations between them what happened exactly we don't really know. a panel of experts advising u.s. regulators as back to the emergency use of a 2nd coronavirus vaccine the endorsement of the modern a job paves the way for swift approval by the food and dr

protection unsustainability on our social media platforms but for now i'm now tideway signing off from abuja nigeria see you again go. go. go go. go. go. how do you live your life when you are 1st and foremost considered the daughter. went mcconnell of an old man was just 3 years old the mother was kidnapped in argentina since then her mind has been consumed with searching in full public view . but the calculator on doesn't want to be just the daughter of an abductee any more. coming up on d w. thing. spin. everything revolves around christmas. cheer in a german village famous for its handcrafted toilets candle arches. incense smokers morning. we find out what magic in soul about. your. 30 minutes. and you hear me now here's here's we're going to hear you and how last year's german chancellor will bring you an angle a man called and you've never heard her before surprised yourself with what is possible who is magical really what moves and what also who talk to people who followed her along the way admirers and critics alike. how is the world's most powerful woman shaking head think it does s

are totally sad words of a mother they are now and interest says more now from nigeria's capital of abuja. we understand that the group has been on the move since the day or since the night they were taken from can kind of and they've been moving from one forest to the other climbing rocks and mountains according to witnesses who escaped the must subduction what they're telling the media with the telling government officials and cuts in the state so it's difficult to say exactly where there are there are rumors that they've been moved from in a state deep into the forest in some for a state where over the last 7 years we have seen how. security has deteriorated with bandits attacking communities and displacing hundreds of villages and. rendering a lot of people homeless and usually we were told that only a few dozen students were abducted the need later turned out that they were more the governor of kut in austin was talking about 333 and now witnesses are even claiming that the number is much higher than that because the school had more than 800 boarding students and on the night of the

students were kidnapped from and i chairing gul school joins us on the line now from nigeria's capital abuja 1st of all i wanted to ask you if there is anything you can tell us about the students and how many of them have been reported missing i have locked into to tell you what some of the media. are saying that right now everyone is still waiting on the federal government to tell us exactly what all of this tragedy has there been any information from the federal government have they been can you think why there might have been a delay in getting more details about the circumstances surrounding the attack. i well i don't think anyone generally surprised that there's any delay because this is a federal government that does not have the habit of tellin anything to tourists people were not surprised that it's on for years after. the that cheap you know 2 years after the dept girls were taken some 6 years after the chibok girls were taken we have this level of up doctrine that is not very clear in the minds of the people yet and we don't see a very effective management of the early days of this

understand that the president is going to meet them before he finally leaves for the federal capital in abuja at the end of his 7 day vacation here in cats in a state so a lot of parents are really looking forward to reuniting with their wards they have missed for more than a week but the experience yeah i can tell you is really traumatizing for this young children i pushed the governor yesterday to give us an idea of 2 exactly what happened what he can say what he told me yesterday was that the 1st day they know when the boys were taken there was a really an engagement between nigerian security forces and these bandits after this excessive force was located them in a particular forest and then pin them down for a period of 6 days that was when negotiations set and the government was actually afraid that continuous fighting or fights changes between the 2 sides will result in casualties on the part of the students they don't want collateral damage and then their fall into media is to go between the government and the bandits holding them and the biggest success of. the story the biggest lead

it is mediated news that they are home, thank you very much, our correspondent in abuja. of the uk, as concern continues to grow about rising infection rates. it comes as northern ireland announces a new six week lockdown beginning on boxing day — including supermarkets being told to close at 8pm for the first few days. more than 300 schoolboys kidnapped by gunmen in northern nigeria a week ago have arrived back in the state capital after their release. the british prime minister, borisjohnson says talks to reach a post—brexit trade agreement are in a "serious situation" — with a no—deal scenario now "very likely" unless the eu's position changes substantially. mrjohnson's comments came following a call with the european commission president, ursula von der leyen, last night. speaking in the last hour, the eu's chief negotiator, michel barnier said the next few hours would be crucial in deciding whether a deal is possible before the end of the year.( he said there were nowjust a few alice schlesinger securing agreement and the eu should be prepared for all eventualities.