The ranks of the militia he left behind are stuffed with children and former child soldiers, brutalized by war and massacres, and with a record of rape, torture and plunder.
Now the flamboyant leader, a Baptist preacher known for his impeccable white safari suits and jaunty cane, is living in luxury in Calabar, surrounded by a substantial court and a wall of Nigerian police guards. But he may not be there for ever.
"We look forward to him coming back, but we've no plan or no intention of wanting a revolution or wanting anything terrible against the peace process," Paasewe said.



