The Nigerian government says it has started informal talks with Boko Haram to try to end deadly attacks by the militant Islamist group. A presidential spokesman said the dialogue was through "backroom channels", without elaborating further.
The group's main faction earlier this week ruled out peace talks.Boko Haram, which wants to create an Islamic state, is accused of killing hundreds of people and targeting churches and other targets.THIS IS IDIOTIC APPEASEMENT: IT COULD NOT BE CLEARER WHAT BOKO HARAM AND OTHE ISLAMISTS WANT, OR WHAT MUST NE DONE TO STOP THEM.
"The form of the dialogue is that backroom channels are being used to reach across with the sole objective of understanding what exactly the grievances of these persons are, what exactly can be done to resolve the crises," presidential spokesman Reuben Abati said.
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