President jonathan, being a statesman, could not say everything he knows. if he clearly defined civilization's great enemy, he would be accused of phobia, and lose much of his influence.
the election, and his peaceful solution, proves that intimidation works. he was unavoidable intimidated by the threat of extensive bloodshed.
following his administration, terrorists can destroy a village, and the present government responds with hardly more than a wink. people can be silenced by saying so.
his influence and principles of peaceful government seems to have greater effect in much of africa and beyond, than in his own country.
anyone interested in world peace should read this book. what happens in nigeria affects the world.