Speaking during an interview on Television Continental (TVC)
on Sunday, Bwala said the federal government is “making far-reaching
decisions”, noting that the results will soon be noticeable.

The presidential aide further said terrorism is a global
issue, adding that “the demand is now on the world governments to see how they
can cooperate with Nigeria.”

“Since the wake of 9/11, terrorism became a global issue,”
he said.

“So, any part where there is terrorism, it is the concern of
the rest of the world. That is why it is in the interest of the world for
Nigeria is supported for us to end it.

“They were in the Middle East, and gradually they are coming
towards the Sahel to create a hub of terrorism. That is why the demand is now
on the world governments to see how they can cooperate with Nigeria.

“At home, the government is making far-reaching decisions,
and in the coming days we will know who the terrorists and their financiers
are.”