"If they clearly identify themselves now and say this is the reason why we are resisting, this is the reason why we are confronting government or this is the reason why we destroy some innocent people and their properties ... then there will be a basis for dialogue," Jonathan said in an interview to Reuters at the presidential villa in the capital, Abuja,on Thursday.
"We will dialogue, let us know your problems and we will solve your problem, but if they don't identify themselves, who will you dialogue with?" The Nigerian Taghoet/president, "Goodluck" Jonathan, has challenged Boko Haram (Al-Qaeda wing) to identify itself and state clearly its demands as a basis for talks.
