CHRISTMAS MARKET TERRORISTS ATTACK REMAINS THE CURRENT HIGHLIGHTED NEWS ON THE DOMESTIC EUROZONE AND THE INTERNATIONAL MEDIA.

       Investigative measures and reports on the Christmas Market terrorists attack in the capital city Berlin has remained the current media highlight of the week on the domestic German the Eurozone and International media, particularly after the Federal Government in the State of North Rhein Westfallen allocated a reward of a hundred thousand euros for anybody who would reveal the where about of the main suspect by the name of Ansi Amri who has been identified as a refugee of Tunisian origin whose claim for asylum in the Democratic Republic of Germany had been rejected Years ago and has been listed for deportation to his original home country of Tunisia, but has never been found and has ever remained untraceable, or could not be tracked by both the police and security personnel until, after the terrorists attack against the Christmas Market in the city of Berlin occurred on Monday Night in the month of December the nineteenth in the Year two thousand and sixteen. Police and Investigators in the city of Berlin and in the State of North Rhein Westfallen have revealed detailed police and possibly forensic investigation results on the document found with the objects that have been collected from the site of the terrorist attack location which has been the Christmas Market in the city of Berlin, despite the known fact about the claimed major suspect and terrorists master mind Ansi Amri who has generally remained in large in the various States of Germany where he had lived in by many names, except for the last name of Ansi which he deliberately attached to the series of other names as Amri. An Islamic Militant Group based in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has claimed responsibility for the terrorists attack at the Christmas Market in the city of Berlin claimed to have been carried out by the major suspect and perpetrator Ansi Amri who has remained in large in the various States of the Democratic Republic of Germany. The current immigration policy of the Democratic Republic of Germany for the Northern African and Arab Countries of Tunisia Algeria and Morocco will continue uninterrupted as it has been concluded by the German Parliament in the third quarter of this Year with emphasis on the regulation and legislation that authorized the deportation of all refugees and asylum seekers from Tunisia Algeria and Morocco back to their original home countries, due to many reasons that entailed the agreement reached and signed by various governments, particularly between the governments of the mentioned countries of Tunisia Algeria and Morocco and the government of Germany for the return of all their citizens who have applied for either refugee, or asylum status in the Democratic Republic of Germany.


                                                  Written by Professor Godfrey Ohia.


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