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The Centre for Africa Liberation and Socio-Economic Liberation (CALSER) has welcomed the federal government’s decision to investigate and prosecute Boko Haram sponsors in the north-east.

The centre said this has once again confirmed the federal government’s “unalloyed commitment to preserving the sanctity of lives and properties of all Nigerians”.

Speaking at a press conference in Abuja on Monday, Princess Ajibola, the  convener, hailed the Nigerian military for its feat in the war against terrorism “despite conspiracy by desperate politicians and their cohorts in foreign countries”.

According to Princess Ajibola, this group has continually engaged in acts that undermine the efforts of the military, from supplying food, drugs, to arming Boko Haram terrorists.

CALSER, therefore, backed the FG to investigate and prosecute these Nigerians who have formed a deadly alliance with international non-governmental organisations as it will mark the final victory over the terrorist group.

The centre equally urged relevant security agencies to begin the process of profiling and identifying these individuals and organizations that have elected to enemies of our great country.