There are rising concerns that the 3-month deadline given to the Nigerian military to end the activities of insurgents in the country may not be feasible after all. Technically, 3 months have already elapsed since Nigerian president Muhammadu Buhari issued the deadline. But the military has been saying their victory would be by the end of the year.
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