World Court and former AGF, Ajibola says FG shuld Dialogue with Boko Haram

Former President of the World Court and former Attorney-General of the federation, Prince Bola Ajibola (SAN) on Saturday, asked President Goodluck Jonathan to dialogue with Boko Haram immediately in order to stop the on-going attack on innocent Nigerians.

Prince Ajibola also called for  a separation of the office of the Attorney-General and the Ministry of Justice for effective justice administration in the country.

He gave the advice at the launching of a book, “The Attorney-General: Chronicles and Perspectives” written by Olumide Babalola.

The launch was held to mark his 79th birthday and presentation of law e-products by Law Pavilion  at the Civic Centre, Victoria Island, Lagos.

Prince Ajibola, speaking on the Boko Haram insurgency, said that dialogue was the way out if the killing of innocent Nigerians by the Islamic sect must stop.

“I have always advocated dialogue. Even when a war is fought, at the end of the war, the winner will still need to discuss with the loser to find solution to the whole dispute.

“I think there is still need for the government to come together with Boko Haram to get them to understand that enough is enough. Tribune

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