However, the Yussuffiya problem gradually become a matter of serious concern to everybody in Borno state especially the ANPP government which the sect members promised not to forgive because of the brutal and unlawful killing of their leader. That the crisis is will come to end following the inauguration of a new government remains uncertain, justifying why many insist that the incoming government has to stand on its toes and handle the matter as follows:

Government should come out and make an open statement asking the sect members to come forward and dialogue with it with the view to ending the crisis. Government should pardon all Yusuffiya members who have left home during the crisis to come back and re-integrated with their immediate families without any harassment by security agents or ridiculing by members of the public.

Government should make a public statement on the killing of some prominent members of the sect, and sent letters of apology to their families and also make arrangement through legislation to pay compensation to the families of late Muhammed Yusuff, Baba Fugu Mohammed and Alhaji Buji Fai. It may also in the name peace take up the responsibility of the families of these people for at least the next ten years, their feeding, education etc. That all Yusuffiya members detained in prisons waiting to be prosecuted are set free in the name of peace and this should make the end of all arrest and detention issue.

Government should set up a committee to look into the issue of paying compensation to all those who were affected during the crisis both sect members, security personnel and members of the public. The committee should also look into the issue of reconstructing the destroyed mosque of the sect at Goni-Damagari in Jere Local Government Area. While government agrees to commit itself to peace, all members of the sect are expected to remain calm and ensure peace in the state.

Government should also allow the sect members to choose three persons as their Imams and deputy Imams and go about their preaching and activities peacefully without breeching peace, security and law and order. Sect members should submit to government; list of those to be compensated and the amount involved for approval by government and modalities for their compensation.

Government should come out and make an open statement asking the sect members to come forward and dialogue with it with the view to ending the crisis.

Government should pardon all Yusuffiya members who have left home during the crisis to come back and re-integrated with their immediate families without any harassment by security agents or ridiculing by members of the public.

Government should make a public statement on the killing of some prominent members of the sect, and sent letters of apology to their families and also make arrangement through legislation to pay compensation to the families of late Muhammed Yusuff, Baba Fugu Mohammed and Alhaji Buji Fai.

It may also in the name peace take up the responsibility of the families of these people for at least the next ten years, their feeding, education etc. That all Yusuffiya members detained in prisons waiting to be prosecuted are set free in the name of peace and this should make the end of all arrest and detention issue. Government should set up a committee to look into the issue of paying compensation to all those who were affected during the crisis both sect members, security personnel and members of the public.

The committee should also look into the issue of reconstructing the destroyed mosque of the sect at Goni-Damagari in Jere Local Government Area. While government agrees to commit itself to peace, all members of the sect are expected to remain calm and ensure peace in the state.

Government should also allow the sect members to choose three persons as their Imams and deputy Imams and go about their preaching and activities peacefully without breaching peace, security and law and order. Sect members should submit to government; list of those to be compensated and the amount involved for approval by government and modalities for their compensation.

Peace cannot be kept by force. It can only be achieved by understanding.
Albert Einstein

Here's my recommended solution, the government should infiltrate the northern surbubs with hundreds of well trained intelligent undercover Police officers, these officers are to mingle freely to covertly investigate the Boko Haram ring. Extremist found guilty should be silently killed one by one and buried in unknown graves. . . . . .

oiseworld:

they should be tried legally in the sharia court, and be dully amputated according to islamic rite

Lagos_Boi:

@violent

you are completely wrong, The first solution to this kind to conflict is for the govt to come to terms and talk with the extremist, They are humans and besides they are Nigerians just as we are, they have families too and loved ones who have already been killed by the govt. I am not justifying the fact that they have killed innocent people too, But if the govt continue to kill them they will for sure get stronger, their families and friends will join the extremism.

The more boko haram you kill the more violence you cause on your people, It happened in Pakistan, Afghanistan, Iraq and many other countries where they pursue terrorists. Terrorism is an ideology and it spreads more when you kill their people in the name of hunting them.

omoekoni:

nuke them all!!

Habah.

Muktar05:

We need sensible solutions that will bring peace to the country if not the result will affect many if not all Nigerians. Take a look of a one solution by Aboki pls
''THEY ARE LUCKY THE PRESIDENTS
NAME(EBERE) AFFECTS THE MAN!!!''