Negotiating With The Devil: A nation that bows before blood, by Khaleed Yazeed What happened in Danmusa, Katsina State, was not a peace dialogue; it was not reconciliation; it was a negotiation with terror. A surrender of the Nigerian state. A betrayal signed in silence, sealed with shame, and witnessed by soldiers. Ado Aleru, a name that echoes through the valleys of Zamfara, Sokoto, and Katsina as a butcher, a bandit, a destroyer of villages, sat like a king. Surrounded by military personnel, community leaders, and traditional rulers, he spoke not...