reports say that it happened because farmers had reported boko haram's presidents -- presence to the nigerian armyou know if that is the case? >> thank you for having me. one of the things we did hear -- one of them had been handed over to the nigerian military. because of that, they came to punish the farmers and they killed over 40 of them, slaughtered them. that is one of the problems that have been faced. the main issues, there is no security. many farmers have had to abandon their farms because of insecurity. it is really a dicey one and we do have the situation of insecurity all over the country, even in the south. >> i saw you nodding along. did you want to join in and respond to the points she was making? >> spot on. this issue of insecurity is not just those in the northeast and northwest. people are being killed in the south. it is so important that our borders are being patrolled better. i think that insecurity is slowing nigeria's development down. yes we have covid. the security issue is not helping at all. it is allowing the external, both internal actors and external actors lose fai

nigerian authorities say they fired blanks into the air and not at protesters. but cnn obtained video that appears to show the armyhooting toward the crowd. here and at the top of your screen, here. in the midst of the chaotic of theis the switch most nigerian celebrity and activist, she is broadcasting live on instagram. >> i did not want anyone to come and twist the story. >> witnesses say a milants were stopped from entering by nigerian authorities. you can see people athe scene trying to conduct cpr. witnesses say ambulances were opped from enteri by nturing authorities. you can see people at the scene trying to conduct cpr. close cnn have identified these are from live admission. they are up next origin. this 15 2005. nigerian military forces verify these are munitions that are currently in use by nigeria's army. in collaboration with the investigation, we were also able to procure export documents that nigeria purchased weaponry from serbia from most every year 2016.n 2005 and the shooting continued past midnight. eyewitnesses witnesses tell us a was not just the army. at this point, they say police arrived

the northeast the northwest other parts of the country are they getting any protection from the nigerian army are they just left to fend on their own and what can be done to get them the kind of security that they so desperately need right now. definitely they are not getting the kind of the farmers and you are not getting the security that you need not just the farmers the one juror the whole of nigeria there's no security and sadly we have a government that it's not focused on the primary responsibility of government i mean the premise was a bit of government like we know it is a protection of life some properties and any government that cannot protect the less some properties of its citizens it's not so because the government we have a situation today where the terrorists are doing what they want to do how they want to be around when they want to do it and this issue of calling some band-aids antares i mean i don't get it because at the end of the day is that inflicting terror on people that are arising communities and they are terrorist so issues of white sort of like sugar coating it and

. >> ok, and vincent, the nigerian army's reputation hasn't helped.s in custody and lawful detention. does that play into boko and islamic state's hands? >> abuse by forces extends to the very origin of boko haram. in 2009, after the founder to have group was captured. the army captured him and gave him to the police and the police basically executed him and probably would be in a different place now if he was alive in detention. maybe he would have been in a position to make -- take steps for -- and then the sense of abuse that many people have in the northeast, the sense that they're not well trealted by the military, the that she knows sometimes they feel safer staying with iswap or boko haram than hanging around the military or living under military control. that is a very serious problem because it cuts to the heart of the thing. it's a government issue. >> i want topped ask about the circumstances of neesm that part of nigeria that helps boko haram and islamic state swell their ranks. what is it that they're drawing on. i'm realizing about these

ok of vincent, the nigerian army, its reputation hasn't helped, has it. amnesty documented, actually, judicial killings, deaths in custody, unlawful detention. does that play into a book or an islamic states hands? well, this, you know, abused by security forces actually stands at the very origin of into saw the 9 after mom make use of the founder of the group was captured. after an uprising in maiduguri was the army captured him and gave him to the police. and the police basically exact suited him and probably would be in a different place. now if the mohammad yousuf was, was alive and the tension, you know, maybe he would have been in a position to, to, to, to make take steps from the gas stations. you know, and the sense of views that, that many people have been involved these, the sense that they are not well treated by either military sense. that sometimes they are safer. they feel safer. staying with is, or always just a book or i'm done with, you know, anything around the military or living under military control. and that is a very serious problem

in other news from nigeria, the nigerian army has admitted its soldiers were armed with live ammunition when they opened fire on protesters at an october 20th demonstration in lagos. 12 peaceful protesters were killed in the assault at the lekki toll gate as they demanded authorities disband the notorious police unit known as the special -- known as sars, the special anti-robbery squad. in france, public opposition to a highly contested new security law is mounting after recent high-profile incidents of police violence. the law would ban the publication of images of police officers and increase police powers. images of french police officers beating black music producer michel zecler, while hurling racial epithets at him, went viral last week. president emanuel macron said the images shamed france. the officers have been suspended and could face charges. on saturday, award-winning syrian photojournalist ameer alhalbi was taken to the hospital with a broken nose and other injuries after police assaulted him while he was covering a protest opposing the new law. the french prime minister s

returning afterwards and i think some of the essential things going on on the ground there is that the nigerian army and the nigerian police maybe have been very weak at protecting civilians in the local area so it's easy for the various look around factions to take advantage of it both to chicago and the more strongly islamic state affiliated group of the former or former near who are ok professor hanson we'll have to leave it there unfortunately but great to get your thoughts and analysis thank you so much for joining us from also. a bit of breaking news for you then a year as vice president mike pence and his wife karen have just received the kovac 1000 vaccine a public events at the white house these are the latest pictures we've got for you about a vice president was vaccinated for life on a u.s. television he says by doing so vice president pence wants to demonstrate the safety and effectiveness of the public all of this vaccine presidents like joe biden and vice presidents let's calm the high risk also to get that vaccine and front of the cameras vice president to speaking that let's listen a

waiting to hear from the security forces i approached one of the divisional commanders of the nigerian army in sokoto i approached him for a short interview he said no ok well we'll believe unites to keep pursuing her but for now i thank you very much indeed for bringing us all the very latest on what has to be said is a rare bit of good news for parents in katsina thank you. germany has hit a record number of corona virus infections just 2 days after imposing tighter restrictions the more than $30000.00 cases in 24 hours for the 1st time since the start of the rink and there were more than 800 deaths pushing its all to nearly 25000 the german government says it stepping up its efforts with vaccinations set to begin immediately after christmas. well the day after french president emanuel mccrone tested positive for corona virus a government scientific adviser says it could be a very long time before life returns to normal in neighboring france where school life. joins us from paris natasha french presidents in isolation and i were warning that life will get back to normal til the end of nex

the parliament will form the country's next cabinet while we spoke with several nigerian since our. well here in the army and their basic requirement of leader in this country whoever is or ever gets elected will be to provide security and to provide job opportunities to boost the economy economies hit hard apart from copulating a security challenges there is the border with niger has been shut it the country grows most of it imports from nigeria and then border has been shut for more than one year until recently when the nigerian government announced last week that israel opening the borders so trade has been sort of stagnated for a very long time in this country and it economy needs some kind of injection to revive it so whoever gets to win today's election will definitely have a very very serious problem assess security trade economy tackling poverty insecurity and always matters now who is going to deliver that the decision is in the hands of mr porter 7500000 of them will decide who becomes the president and who sits in parliament to represent them in the government ok ahmed address there live from

has been widely seen as the biggest threat to the nigerian state for many years and you would assume that security forces along with the police and the army should have enough intelligence to intercept communications and look into the development and the evolution of the group have enough equipment to be able to move around and tackle the problem they seem to be completely disconnected with the new reality which seems. to be now shifting in your own country or she's basically. flexing its military muscles more than other yeah i'm. really as good manager are on to talk about 30 or in about that it position in the group doctors in index that were just released in the our tax have been incessant in this business of 17 this we saw on our part that our merry look will go local government being a boost if we are for that to rewrite some of the acute and then last friday as i can carry and then we will on sunday walk around are tucked in 2 more in defeat defier rejoined in the jury probably the arbiter or pretty we didn't lend you out on our own and your other brother it's shocking even after years of investment into the contract is so densely o

nigerian president muhammadu buhari has come under mounting pressure to deal with insecurity in the north of the country. the armyl the 344 boys. translation: i came here to see you and to rejoice with you all as god has saved us from this calamity. the abduction has gripped nigerians, already angered by widespread insecurity. president buhari has repeatedly said that boko haram is technically defeated, but the attack was reminiscent of boko haram's 2014 kidnapping of more than 270 schoolgirls in the north—eastern town of chibok. many of them are still missing. there's relief for the boys and their families, but details still remain unclear, including who was responsible, why they kidnapped the boys and whether a ransom was paid. aruna iyengar, bbc news. us senators have just published a damning report alleging that boeing officials "inappropriately coached" test pilots during the process to recertify the 737 max plane. the aircraft was grounded worldwide in march last year following two deadly crashes. our washington correspondent, lebo diseko, told me more about the report. really scathing, lewis, essentially s

some 400 nigerian students are still missing after a gunman armed with assault rifles attacked a secondary school at the northwestern state of cut scene on friday officers are working with the army of the air force to determine how many students were kidnapped search parties are still looking for them. gerry and president. has made his 1st appearance since he was flown to a hospital in germany after testing positive for the coronavirus in october the 75 year old said he is expected to make a complete recovery within 3 weeks. u.k. negotiators are to be given extra time to agree opposed trade deal european commission president fund and said although negotiations with british prime minister boris johnson had been constructive they're going to continue talks on a free trade agreement beyond today's deadline if they do reach a deal and could avert chaos for cross border commerce in the new year and give businesses the certainty they are calling for this is what fun the line had to say today we both think that it is responsible at this point in time to go the extra mile. we have accordingly mandated our negotiators to continue the talks and to see within reach an agreement can be reac

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