Leader of the terrorists group, Boko Haram, Abubakar Shekau, has expressed frustration, declaring that he was tired of the disaster that had hit his camp.
Shekau bared his mind in a new video released on Wednesday.
He said he was tired of the frustrations he had faced, and that it was better for him to die and rest in paradise.
His words: “I am tired of this calamity; it is better I die and go to rest in paradise.”
He debunked the claim by the military that it had taken over Sambisa forest.
According to him, he was still in the forest directing affairs.
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In the video which runs for about ten minutes, he said the coalition of forces between Nigeria and Cameroon amounted to nothing.
Said Shekau: “I have no lengthy message to deliver except on the issue of worshiping God alone and serving Him without getting tired. Ours is not like that of the unbelievers whose worship is like the spider web.
“Just like one of the leaders of unbelievers, who is like an ape, was recently boasting that they have formed a joint force with Cameroonian forces to fight us.
“That they would not only chase us from Sambisa forest but also in all parts of Nigeria. So we too have declared that we do not want to see any Nigerian in Cameroon, in Chad, in Nigeria and even in Benin Republic…
“This is the message I have for you all. My name is Abubakar Shekau, the one that is an invincible enemy that you are fighting. That is our stand. I am tired of this calamity; it is better I die and go to rest in paradise.”
