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**Honealals** · 03-03-2012, 11:23 PM

Not sure who did it in the first place. There was an article in NY Times before documenting about this;

http://www.nytimes.com/2012/01/02/op...pagewanted=all

Quoting from it;
Meanwhile, Boko Haram has evolved into a franchise that includes criminal groups claiming its identity. Revealingly, Nigeria’s State Security Services issued a statement on Nov. 30, identifying members of four “criminal syndicates” that send threatening text messages in the name of Boko Haram. Southern Nigerians — not northern Muslims — ran three of these four syndicates, including the one that led the American Embassy and other foreign missions to issue warnings that emptied Abuja’s high-end hotels. And last week, the security services arrested a Christian southerner wearing northern Muslim garb as he set fire to a church in the Niger Delta. In Nigeria, religious terrorism is not always what it seems. Perhaps if we can have some inputs on the matter from our Nigerian brothers

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03-03-2012, 11:23 PM	#2
Honealals Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 440 Senior Member	Not sure who did it in the first place. There was an article in NY Times before documenting about this; http://www.nytimes.com/2012/01/02/op...pagewanted=all Quoting from it; Meanwhile, Boko Haram has evolved into a franchise that includes criminal groups claiming its identity. Revealingly, Nigeria’s State Security Services issued a statement on Nov. 30, identifying members of four “criminal syndicates” that send threatening text messages in the name of Boko Haram. Southern Nigerians — not northern Muslims — ran three of these four syndicates, including the one that led the American Embassy and other foreign missions to issue warnings that emptied Abuja’s high-end hotels. And last week, the security services arrested a Christian southerner wearing northern Muslim garb as he set fire to a church in the Niger Delta. In Nigeria, religious terrorism is not always what it seems. Perhaps if we can have some inputs on the matter from our Nigerian brothers ?
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