2015 Elections: Al-Qaeda Doles Out $500 Million To Boko Haram
Al-Qaeda, the dreaded International Islamist terrorist group, recently
doled out a whooping $500 Million, an equivalent of N80 Billion to Boko
Haram for the purchase of arms and high caliber weapons to begin an
orchestrated attack ahead of the 2015 general elections,
pointblanknews.com has been reliably informed.
The $500 Million (N80 Billion), is specifically meant to remove “infidels”
in Government and ensure that Muslim candidates from the North emerge in
2015 as part of the Sect's plan to Islamize Nigeria.
Boko Haram had said part of its demands is for Nigeria to be ruled under
the Sharia Law and for President Goodluck Jonathan, a Christian from the
Minority south to convert to Islam.
The National Security Adviser, Col. Sambo Dasuki, (retd.) recently
confirmed that the international terror organization, Al Qaeda, has made
inroads into Nigeria's security system.
Although Dasuki did not give details of the inroads made by Al-Qaeda but
sources said the NSA was merely confirming security reports that Boko
Haram has been bolstered by financial supports it received from the
international terrorist organization.
“What the NSA said was just a tip into the current situation. Boko Haram
is now very rich. They just received about $500 Million from Al-Qaeda and
that has greatly energized them,” the source told pointblanknews.com.
Fighters from Boko Haram had marched into Maiduguri city recently in
pick-up trucks and on motorcycles, before opening fire with rockets and
small arms on a military base, signaling the launch of its new tactics and
weaponry.
Security sources told pointblanknews.com that Boko Haram had told Al-Qaeda
that it needed $1 Billion to remove “infidels” ruling Nigeria and install
Muslims who will help to Islamize Nigeria.
The Security sources said Boko Haram leaders told the leadership of
Al-Qaeda that the Islamization of Nigeria, the most populous black nation
is key in the quest to Islamize West Africa.
After considering the request, sources said Al-Qaeda released an initial
$500 Million calculated to be N80 Billion at the exchange rate of N160 per
dollar.
The International terror group plans to release additional funds upon
review of Boko Haram success
Pointblanknews.com gathered that some politicians from the Northern
extractions who are bent on having political power returned to the North
aided the receipt of the funds to Boko Haram.
A source confirmed that some top Northern leaders are currently under
scrutiny for helping Boko Haram receive the cash donation from Al-Qaeda.
The Northern leaders under investigation are also accused of giving cover
to members of the Sect.
“Al-Qaeda did not send the funds through Banks or any conventional method,
they used some people and we are currently investigating and as soon as we
are through, those found guilty will be prosecuted according to the law,”
a source hinted.
A security source knowledgeable with the current trend of Boko Haram who
preferred to be anonymous confirmed that the sect has only recently
received the sums and has started purchase of weapons.
“They have the money now and they are getting weapons as we speak.”
According to the source, “we are also tracking down the source of the
weapons they are buying and we are almost done with that.”
Pointblanknews.com gathered that the current weapons being purchased by
Boko Haram are of more sophistication than those used by the Soldiers
stationed in the North East region.
A source who want to remain anonymous said Boko Haram currently outnumbers
the current Military strength on ground in the North East region of
Nigeria.
“We have it on good authority that from the funding they recently
received, they have recruited more people and paying them well too.”
According to him, “they have a new plan now to destabilize the country
ahead of the 2015 general elections because they had told Al-Qaeda that
the country is currently being ruled by infidels and that they have what
it takes to Islamize Nigeria.”