Nigeria's president said he has given his backing to the creation of an African rapid reaction force, adding that it could help tackle the Boko Haram insurgency, in comments published Monday. "We fully support this rapid reaction force," Goodluck Jonathan told French radio station RFI in an interview on the sidelines of the recent France-Africa summit in Paris. Jonathan's French counterpart Francois Hollande called for an African force to be set up, and said France was prepared to train 20,000 soldiers a year if the project goes ahead. Sustained attacks blamed on Boko Haram prompted the government in Abuja to impose a state of emergency in three northern states -- Borno, Yobe and Adamawa -- to try to stop the bloodshed.
It has to just be tackled as soon as possible before they turn this country into another thing. Annoying people