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Comment by Raga Dawood on January 5, 2013 at 11:03

 welcomeIm  journalist from Sudan, here are a lot of conflicts and civil wars until the capital Khartoum does not recognize the influx of displaced people on the outskirts of the city

Comment by Eliana van de Craats Lima on November 5, 2012 at 14:06

"Dear Jens, Thank you for joining us at the JISL. I will be looking forward to hearing from you and improving our contents. Eliana"

Comment by Eliana van de Craats Lima on October 12, 2012 at 19:58

Dear Marco,

Welcome to the JISL Journal. We are looking forward to read your articles and get your insight on Italian journalism, law, politics and of course, other trivial and interesting aspects of your beautiful country.

Eliana

Comment by Eliana van de Craats Lima on October 11, 2012 at 23:17

Hi Mohammad, it is really great to have you here at the JISL. We have a lot to discuss and exchange ideas regarding the relevant facts happening in our regions. I encourage you to write more, share your unique photographs and enrichting all of us with your articles.

Comment by Eliana van de Craats Lima on October 11, 2012 at 23:09

Hi George,

 

Welcome on board of the JISL Journal. I really enjoyed reading your text on "Boko Haram". Thanks for sharing such an interesting history. I wish all of us reflect on the issues and that we learn from eachother. We should never give up on HOPE. I think all we need is determination to fight the challenges of terrorism.

Yet, it is perhaps a good idea to invite people to comment on these histories and investigate all sides. A constructive discussion is part of improving knowledge and understanding of our cultures. Let's invite more people to join us and come up with innovative ideas on how to solve the problems of our time. Looking froward to hearing more from you and our members,Eliana

Comment by George Elijah Otumu on October 11, 2012 at 22:48

BOKO HARAM: TERRORISM IN NIGERIA, WEST AFRICA-'HOAX WAR'

For sometime, Nigerian resident and other West Africans had lived in fear of the dreaded Boko Haram, a notorious Islamic Sect whose believe is 'Western Education is a Sin'. They had daily created pandemonium, a war-like zone, where journalists most times are held in cross fire of gun shots or become victims of their bomb blast. They showed no pity but takes pleasure in seeing people suffer burns or death and they laugh in their hide-out.

Boko Haram with direct links to late Osama Bin Laden's Alqaeda cell network in Pakistan had through late Mohammed Yusuf, founder of this terrorist group imported devastation into Nigeria and West Africa where he created through the terrorist tools fears, apprehension, carnage, calamity, destruction and confusion in the lives of the citizenry.

Upon his death, Kabiru Sokoto, his second-in-command came to the fore Up-North Nigeria had assumed an invincibilty status while he often hid under the cover of darkness to parpetrate all manners of 'man's inhumanity to man'. This certainly gave fears to Nigerian government, ECOWAS and African Union.

Today, the story is different with more intelligence gathering by Nigerians security operatives and intelligence inter-face/sharing by all other security agencies in West Africa, peace which seem to have eluded the African continent has returned because these terrorists are being 'smoked' out of their hiding through undercover operations. Who says terrorism can't be brought under control?