"Terrorist aim is to spread fear throughout the population and to create a climate of insecurity by causing individuals mental anguish or physical injury, or by endangering their lives, properties, freedom and safety.  Today’s terrorism can be attributed neither to the adherents to any single ethnicity, religion, poverty or social class but that a significant number of the more outrageous terrorist acts may be attributed to a small number of terrorists who have an ulterior or a political motive and use religion or other reason as a mere tool to justify their acts; and they are entirely divorced from their enclave: social class, religion, culture or ethnic background who distort it and use it as a convenient cover to try to legitimize their actions in the popular minds. To eradicate terrorism or any protracted social crises within societies, and in the case of Nigeria, it may mean examining the root-cause of discontent, marginalization and engaging with issues of equal access, development, political culture, justice, human rights and community relations as well as the provision of Good Governance, Citizen Engagement and opportunities for employment and self-reliant towards wealth creation for all.

The world's ethnic diversity is not even a static phenomenon. Ethnic groups change through time in complex and dynamic ways through Providence in terms of geographical and re-settlement of people within a location, in the deliberate union of inter-marriages or the case of natural physique of someone and by faith.

"Today, Nigerian ICT sector is at the cross roads. The direction we choose will determine not just our future but also the legacy we leave behind for future generations of knowledge workers in this country, who have the creativity to dream impossible dreams and the determination to translate those dreams into reality"...- Baba J Adamu

Successful countries today, were those whose citizens, at one time or the other, under strong and unselfish leadership, rose above personal, racial or religious differences and worked together to build a viable nation to guarantee the welfare of its citizens in new and improved ways. God created us from a single pair of male and female, into nations, colours, races and tribes so that we may cherish, understand and differentiate one another. In His Mercy, He gives us the diversity to test our capacity for friendship and accentuate the need for unity and self-esteem. The days of ignorance were the days of feuds, racism and falsehood attitude of trying to forget these differences rather than understand them. The founding fathers of our great nation, Nigeria, Sardauna, Awolowo and Zik wrestled with that understanding and concentrated on that which united them and not that which divided them "... - Dr. Baba J Adamu