WHEN TERROR FALLS, SILENCE IS NOT GOLDEN

The article discusses the capture of Osama Bin Laden by US forces, highlighting the collective celebration and sense of unity among Americans following his death. It contrasts this with the recent arrest of Mahmud Muhammad Usman, leader of the Ansaru sect in Nigeria, emphasizing the importance of such victories in the fight against terrorism.

The author criticizes the lack of a significant national address or acknowledgment of Mahmud's arrest by Nigerian authorities, arguing that silence in moments of triumph can embolden terrorists. The article calls for continued efforts by security agencies, emphasizing the need for political support, funding, and intelligence networks to sustain the fight against terrorism.

It concludes by stressing the importance of celebrating victories and maintaining vigilance to prevent future attacks.