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Boko Haram Attacks Are Sponsored By International Communities - Army Spokesman
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The Acting Director, Army Public Relations of the Nigerian Army, Col Sagir Mus, has alleged that the Boko Haram attacks witnessed in Nigeria are being instigated by the international community to “cut Nigeria to size†and that some international paymasters are sponsoring the insurgents.
Musa stated this in an article published on Wednesday, December 2 in the wake of the gruesome murder of over 40 rice farmers beheaded by members of the Boko Haram sect on Saturday, November 28.
His article in part reads
“The recent killing of our people on a rice farm in Borno State was unexpected, inhuman, cowardly, dastardly and sadistic cruelty by the Boko Haram terrorists.
There is no normal human being that will take pleasure in such inhuman massacre of defenceless and armless civilians, working on their farms; but that is the nature of terrorism and those who sponsor it.
There is an international conspiracy to cut Nigeria to size and compromise national renegades making attempts to destabilise and dismember Nigeria if possible in subservience to the international paymasters, who are the owners of Boko Haram. They train them, arm them, finance them and supply their logistics.â€
Musa alleged that Boko Haram would have been completely defeated if not for their international sponsors.
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EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES INCREASES IN DENMARK
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Large numbers of Syrians, Turks and Iraqis have entered the Danish labor market in recent years, new data from Danish Statistics shows. For Syrians between the ages of 25 and 64, employment rates rose from 12.2 per cent in 2015 to 43.2 per cent in 2019, the figures show. The increase came to a reduction in employment between Syrians and Danes in the first half of 2010. Between 2010 and 2015, the working time from Syria fell from 29.1 percent in 2010 to 12.2 percent five years later. The trend of behavior and strong growth over the next five years in 2019 reflects the large number of Syrian refugees who have entered the country, growing in the middle of the decade.
For Danes aged 25-64, employment reached 77.3 per cent in 2010, an increase of 81 per cent by 2019. Statistics Denmark records that the difference in employment levels between Danes and foreign nationals n ‘The rate has decreased in recent years, although it is still higher for Danish citizens compared to those living in Turkey, Iraq and Syria. The three countries make up the top three non-Western groups living in Denmark in the 2010s.
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