By Chuks Okocha
                                 
The Arewa Consultative Forum has again called on the extremist Islamic sect, Boko Haram to lay down its arms, adopt dialogue and stop all violent activities.

The apex northern group also commended the efforts of the federal government to dialogue with the militants, while lampooning "those questioning Nigeria’s status as one united country."

According to a communiqué issued Friday in Abuja following a Board of Trustees meeting chaired by Lt. Gen. Jeremiah Useni and a National Executive Committee meeting chaired by Alhaji Aliko Mohammed, ACF also chided the Boko Haram sect and declared that "enough is enough."

The ACF statement signed by its spokesperson, Anthony Sani, said both meetings considered "the security challenges of the Boko Haram sect; ethno-religious crises in some states of the North and the spate of kidnappings and communal clashes across the South-East."

The meetings also examined "the widespread armed robberies in the South-West; and the militant activities and oil bunkering in the South-South."

The ACF also expressed appreciation with the efforts of northern state governors in setting up panels to help find lasting solution to the country’s security challenges and called on Nigerians to support government’s action.

The ACF also said it considered the expressions of ethnic nationalism as manifested by recent declaration of autonomy and hoisting of flags and anthems by some groups as unhelpful.

It noted that "actions which promote cleavages along ethnic and religious lines are unlikely to inspire national solidarity that must go with our relative pluralism."

The ACF also praised the actions of religious leaders whom it said took it upon themselves to promote tolerance between faiths through interdenominational breaking of fast "as hosted by Archbishop John Onaiyekan in Abuja; Archbishop Kaigama in Jos and many others who stood guard at places of worship while members of the opposite religion prayed."

It therefore called on all religious, political as well as community leaders to follow suit for collective good.

On the debate relating to the review of the constitution, the ACF objected to the concern expressed by the presidency: "It was the considered view of the meetings that, given the fact that progress comes from change through robust debates, and the fact that democracy is a contest of ideas and reasons, the debates should continue provided it is conducted with decorum and sense of patriotism."

The meetings also expressed concern about "the current state of affairs in the New Nigerian Development Company" and urged Northern state governments to look into it."

http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/enough-is-enough-acf-tells-boko-haram/124390/

ACF is not a credible group....these are bunch of fools. We know what they want, Yoruba is the gateway to their continued political survival.

O'dua is on the move and we are going forward.

Na them go tire na..

Enough is enough have now become a slang in Nigeria what a pity...

Make we hear word joor, na now una sabi say enough is enough. Ranters

*** sneezes**** *** bullshit***

All na wash

Na today?

Too Late

Una for wait till dem bomb all d base stations finish then una eyes go clear when una no fit communicate again.
The monster u guys have created has gone out of control. Deal with it.

*dancing etighi* na dem sabi

It can't be enough, there are lots of infrastructures yet to be destroyed by BH. Remember the goal is to reverse back to stone age.

Islamic Republic of Arewastan I salute una.

If dey like make dey destroy themselves, make dey no cross river niger. Useless lots.
How can somebody be destroying his state in tyhe name of religion

so let d war begin , make una carry gun y dm go dey bomb una property

Nairalanders and their double face, you said Northern Leaders are critizing Boko Haram, now that they've critized them, Some of here open ur smelling gutter and start saying it a lie. Now what do u want them to do. Ungrateful jobless Nairalanders

Lolz...if you have ever stayed a day before without calls going through, you would have known why the calls by ACF is timely now. They better stop these boys now before gsm providers withdraw from the north o.

ACF has finally come to their senses? Amazing....

They are still trying hard to justify BH by alluding to arm robbery in the South West and kidnapping in the South south as if you don't ve these things in addition to BH in the north. Most useless generation of monkeys!

BALDADASH. "Enough is enough", "Say no to corruption,violence,ethnitism","Police is your friend","EFCC,Crime fighters,Nigeria Customs", "We are on top of the situation", "Nigeria is one united multicultural nation", and ... . . . . . All Baldadash, noice makers,no action, insincere, product of corruption and bad governance. Pls again the so-called 24/7 stable power supply and privatisation don die down cos there's hardly power. All na noice and hype

anything about BH is political. its just a plan to destroy the North and reduce their numbers. but surely all the masterminders will fail as its all coming to an end...

Oh..so,they've burnt masts n now 'enough is enough'? When churches were razed n innocent people were killed, it wasnt enough?!

My people say 'ama mbre ewa,ke ewa awak ofong'...meaning,na person wey like 2 play wt dog, na im cloth wey dog dey tear!

Boko boys, pls bring down all the masts..n then the banks, n all other 'western infrastructure' standing in your way in the north!

I believe,it is only then, these northen elites will actually 'do' something! My only regret is the loss of lives.

D ppl became tired and are ready to take it by force. In d tym of John d baptiz, d kingdom of God suffereth violence. Wit dis declaration by d A.C.F, i hearby advice dem 2 roll out dia war mecenaries 2 deal ruthlessly wit this cowards. Indeed, enough is enough. Let it be fire 4 fire cos dis madness must end

HMmmm, God dey,everytin get time,but it is well even inside the well....                             
The Arewa Consultative Forum has again called on the extremist Islamic sect, Boko Haram to lay down its arms, adopt dialogue and stop all violent activities.

The apex northern group also commended the efforts of the federal government to dialogue with the militants, while lampooning "those questioning Nigeria’s status as one united country."

According to a communiqué issued Friday in Abuja following a Board of Trustees meeting chaired by Lt. Gen. Jeremiah Useni and a National Executive Committee meeting chaired by Alhaji Aliko Mohammed, ACF also chided the Boko Haram sect and declared that "enough is enough."

The ACF statement signed by its spokesperson, Anthony Sani, said both meetings considered "the security challenges of the Boko Haram sect; ethno-religious crises in some states of the North and the spate of kidnappings and communal clashes across the South-East."

The meetings also examined "the widespread armed robberies in the South-West; and the militant activities and oil bunkering in the South-South."

The ACF also expressed appreciation with the efforts of northern state governors in setting up panels to help find lasting solution to the country’s security challenges and called on Nigerians to support government’s action.

The ACF also said it considered the expressions of ethnic nationalism as manifested by recent declaration of autonomy and hoisting of flags and anthems by some groups as unhelpful.

It noted that "actions which promote cleavages along ethnic and religious lines are unlikely to inspire national solidarity that must go with our relative pluralism."

The ACF also praised the actions of religious leaders whom it said took it upon themselves to promote tolerance between faiths through interdenominational breaking of fast "as hosted by Archbishop John Onaiyekan in Abuja; Archbishop Kaigama in Jos and many others who stood guard at places of worship while members of the opposite religion prayed."

It therefore called on all religious, political as well as community leaders to follow suit for collective good.

On the debate relating to the review of the constitution, the ACF objected to the concern expressed by the presidency: "It was the considered view of the meetings that, given the fact that progress comes from change through robust debates, and the fact that democracy is a contest of ideas and reasons, the debates should continue provided it is conducted with decorum and sense of patriotism."

The meetings also expressed concern about "the current state of affairs in the New Nigerian Development Company" and urged Northern state governments to look into it."

http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/enough-is-enough-acf-tells-boko-haram/124390/
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They should av told them this from d onset... Well maybe they would listen to them.

They ain't seen notin yet!

Enough is enough on paper. Let's see he the paper can make them stop.

Lets pray they listen

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