Negotiation with the islamic terrorists, Boko Haram, would be a disastrous error of judgment. This administration must distance itself from the terrorists' Trojan horse offer, and not allow itself to be bullied into getting soft with criminals. It is quite obvious that their sponsors are almost in the bag and the seek to get themselves a soft-landing with yet another half-hearted 'truce' proposal. We have seen this gimmick before, and the same pattern of tantrums that follow . The consequences of falling into this trap are dire. It enthrones the tyranny of impunity; zealots may form themselves into death squads, maim, vandalize, destroy and walk free with an amnesty and appeasement money. Tolerance for previous acts of impunity encouraged Boko Haram in the first place. Had the masterminds of 1966 Igbo pogrom been punished, Boko Haram people would have second thoughts befoer embarking on crime. More importantly, peace with murderers would amount to the betrayal of thousands of innocent, law-abiding citizens who fell victim to these islamists. Their deaths could have been avoided had government not turned its back on them, denying them the protection and security they deserve. These mullahs have killed scores of members of the security forces in the line of their patriotic duties; the made orphans and widows out of those they leave behind, destroyed and torched public and private property and Christian places of worship. Predictably,this government risks rebellion by the armed forces as well as civil disobedience if it hobnobs with terrorists, making their appeasement priority, Or by their antipathy with citizens, and survivors of ismlamic barbariem. This administration must not compromise its obligations to us citizens. The murderers and their sponsors must be unmasked and punished for murder. Negotiations send the wrong message to budding terrorists and trouble makers. There has to be respect for the rule of law. If it is a jungle they want, let them come clear with it; government should not hesitate to give it to them. Negotiations and amnesty? No way. Murderers must die.