in combating boko haram and going after boko haram, has the government essentially dropped the ball whens to going after other criminal gangs or other bandits in different parts of the country? >> i do not think so much has been done particularly in the case of this criminal in the northwest. particularly if you look at what is happening right now in the state. like i mentioned, i mentioned the case of --, who was a criminal, like my colleague has mentioned. we have a lot of criminals there. the most lucrative business today in nigeria is kidnapping for ransom. you can imagine people -- negotiating with criminals every day. criminals asking for millions to release human beings. the government is watching. in -- alone, the -- on villagers. people who have not got money. somebody will have to go out and look for money in the city to pay criminals. the government is watching that. what i am saying is the government calling them terrorists will not change anything unless they change their strategy of hunting these criminals. the military can't just go bomb them from the air, and without real

violent groups like boko haram and al qaeda and others have been inspired, and in many cases active their group -- actively recruited and funded by isis. terror threats have morphed and metastasized, africa became fertile ground for training and recruiting. horrific human rights abuses have taken place at the hands of these groups, and dire humanitarian crises have arisen. as the u.s. has funded humanitarian efforts, the majority of our military there has been rooted in counterterrorism. compatibly, military leaders described this program as light. in the years after 9/11, the u.s. has increased its joint terrorism operations with african forces. we recall the brutal 2017 attacked by the islamic state in the greater sarah that killed four troops in niger. as we have decimated al qaeda in afghanistan, and destroyed isis, what is the impact on terror groups in africa? they have not had the same level success assisting african partners in reclaiming territory or pushing back against violent actors, attempting to cut off support for these groups. this is an issue where you have focused. i exp

when you start adding it all up, i see no difference between the for lonnie and boko haram. maybe you can both speak to that. even when aircraft were used, there were three instances were civilians were killed. are we sure this was a mistake or were they targeted? they also go after shia muslims good there is animosity toward people from islam of a different perspective, and they get hurt as well or killed. the predominance of it is against the christians. i met with the bishop who testified in a hearing last year, and he was roundly criticized by bahari for what he said. when he talks, this ship is about reconciliation, manifesting the love of christ, but also telling the truth, and he spoke boldly but compassionately and said -- this is me talking -- what is the difference between the terrorist groups? i said in my opening comments, virtually everyone around him, the military and police, all of it is packed with falani. they look the other way when the killings take place. all of us have flaws, but there was at least a captain that was multiethnic and people from all persu

there are also threats of attacks from boca haram in the countries north. additional forces, including the military, have been deployed to both regions, homeless, sun, a conjure, we insure the measures that are being put in place when he should know that up con will also take place under very good conditions. there are no worries. there is nothing to worry about. despite the spread of coven and the threat of attacks, of armed groups, organizers say, issue must go on. here, moon sees in the event an opportunity to unite cam unions. and for brief, 9 minutes. forget about the worries at home and enjoy the game. nicholas hawk algae 0. hundreds of bozier serbs in a republic, a sub hska to fight a callback to celebrate what they call state hood day. it comes at a time of height, intentioned, about succession plans from bosnia hose in service leader miller. our daughter was among senior officials were attended a military grade. he faces un sanctions, us sanctions, rather after calling for separation from the rest of bosnia herzegovina, liliana's, pollyanna, she has more from the city of banu

when you start adding it all up, i see no difference between the for lonnie and boko haram. maybe you can both speak to that. even when aircraft were used, there were three instances were civilians were killed. are we sure this was a mistake or were they targeted? they also go after shia muslims good there is animosity toward people from islam of a different perspective, and they get hurt as well or killed. the predominance of it is against the christians. i met with the bishop who testified in a hearing last year, and he was roundly criticized by bahari for what he said. when he talks, this ship is about reconciliation, manifesting the love of christ, but also telling the truth, and he spoke boldly but compassionately and said -- this is me talking -- what is the difference between the terrorist groups? i said in my opening comments, virtually everyone around him, the military and police, all of it is packed with falani. they look the other way when the killings take place. all of us have flaws, but there was at least a captain that was multiethnic and people from all persu

when you add it all up i see no difference frankly between call on ian boko haram and maybe you could speak to that, both of our witnesses. even when the aircraft that we use to counter aircraft aircraft and there are three instances where civilians were killed or are we sure that this was a mistake or were these individuals targeted? and they also go after shia muslims. there is animosity if you will towards people of for perspective and they get heard as well were killed the christians. i remember a bishop came in and testified at this hearing last year and he not only was criticized by bakari. when he talked he was all about reconciliation love manifesting the love of. also telling the truth and he spoke very boldly and very compassionatelyce and then saido kobani what is the difference between other terrorist groups. we all know that kalani sitake the head and the fact that i say that virtually everyone around here these military for structure in the police infrastructure all of it is packed with so lonnie and they have axes to it may look the other way. good luck jonathan. all of

new year, matching higher again with production outages, streaking inventory -- shrinking inventory, haramerial will keep up with demand. bloomberg terminal users can read more about those stories in our newsletters. that's supply lines on the bloomberg. shery? shery: and shall meet taking an interesting approach to its chip problems, limited outlook for its playstation 5 consul. the japanese conglomerate will produce its playstation 4 model to offset some pressure. let's bring in our asia tech reporter, vlad. it seems we are no closer to solving the ps5 rollout issues. vlad: yes, that appears to be the case. sony has placed a series of headwinds with the consul in the launch of 2020, and the companies till hasn't been able to catch up with demand. there are things like logistics. shipping any electronics around the world has become much more expensive. the company has had to resort to much pricier air cargo. in the cases of ps5, you also have runaway demand, which was driven by the pandemic, which led to scalpers soaking up a lot of supply, then reselling it, etc. sony has been trying to