ICC urges Nigeria to investigate Boko Haram ABUJA, Nigeria, July 5 (UPI) -- President Goodluck Jonathan said Nigeria will work with the International Criminal Court on investigating Boko Haram. Jonathan told the ICC's chief prosecutor, Fatou Bensouda, his nation will work closely with the ICC to check Boko Haram's terrorist activities. Bensouda told correspondents after her meeting with Jonathan she visited the president to brief him "on the preliminary examinations that have been taking place by the office of the prosecutor for four to five years, regarding the trouble in (Nigeria's) middle belt area and, most recently, with the Boko Haram," the Leadership newspaper reported Wednesday. In turn Jonathan informed Bensouda his government will be "open to you and have nothing to hide," adding he had directed the attorney general and the secretary to the government of the federation to ensure the ICC chief prosecutor received all possible support and cooperation needed to make her visit to Nigeria worthwhile.