Top commanders of terror group, Boko Haram, have disagreed over the ceasefire declared by a faction of the fundamentalist Islamist sect. The Punch newspaper learnt that a top member of the group, Mujhahedeen Marwana, who claims to be another  second-in-command to the  Boko Haram leader, Abubakar Shekau, said the ceasefire will not hold because federal troops had  of  recent allegedly killed at least 47 Boko Haram  emissaries in  failed dialogue efforts. Only last Sunday, Muhammed Abdulaziz, who also   claimed to be the organisation’s  Second  Commander (southern and northern Borno), had in a statement said  they had agreed to  cease fire because of talks they had with the Borno State Government.