Report – Boko Haram Receives Monthly Wages From Northern Governors Monthly

The leader of the islamist terror group Boko Haram Imam Abubakar Shekau have dropped a bombshell few days after the coordinated attacks in Kano and Bauchi which left hundreads of people dead.
Imam Abubakar Shekau, who is currently hiding away in Qoundere, Cameroun insists that the reason for Kano and Bauchi states attacks a few days ago were hinged on failed promises by the State governors of the two states”.
The entire northern governors have ongoing relationships with the group. Most of them pay us monthly to leave their states alone. – Vanguard.
Kano
Former ANPP governor agreed “in late 2004 for an initial monthly disbursement of N5million, which was later bumped up to N10million in 2009. This includes provision of institutional infrastructural support through the Hisbah (Islam police) project which received yearly budgetary allocation of N1.01billion.
The new Governor Rabiu Kwankwaso stopped the money and the funding of the ‘Islam Police’.
“We concluded on Kano in December 2011. The abrupt end to the oil subsidy strike and protests served an opportunity for the group to strike. The preparatory work for the attack and the selection of targets had already been completed”.
Boko Haram leader, Imam Abubakar Shekau gave a go-ahead-order to the attack before leaving for cameroon last Wednesday and estimated number of casualties was calculated to net 300 minimum.
Bauchi
The agreement was made in 2008, “A monthly disbursement of N10million, provision of training grounds on the many mountains scattered in Bauchi State. There was also promise of security against arrests by the Federal Government. Bauchi governor stopped the monthly fund in mid 2011, Boko Haram source claimed that “they were not happy but remained loyal to the agreement because of the unfettered access to the mountains of Bauchi as training camps”.
The Terrorist group claimed that the northern governors are overwhelmed about the strength of group. “They are aware of capabilities of the Boko Haram operatives in their respective states”. Some of the State government officials visit their training camps to watch the training exercises. “We train harder than the Nigerian military and they see it”