Hmm! A few years ago, these guys(Boko Haram) where just
a handful of herdsmen, they moved on to suicide bombing and
we denied the fact that Nigerians are not capable of suicide, it
was a serious issue then, today we see it as a common
thing, we have come to accept it as part of our society, it
doesn't shock anybody anymore.

Rather we make jokes and politicize it.

They bombed people in their hundreds, kidnapped
a whopping 200 girls, we cried fowl for a bit, but within
months cased closed. Now they are taking over villages,
cities and towns still we sit and watch, laughing, making
jokes. They have an objective and they are working tirelessly
to achieve it, while we sit and lick lollipop.

The monster is growing and soon before we know it, it will be on our own
door steps, then we won't have anywhere to go but to fight. & we will die in our hundreds, cos we have failed to
take measures, we are leaving behind a terrible country for
our children and our children's children. I met an Iraqi who
was leaving Iraq for the first time in the UK and he didn't
realize how messed up his country has been because what's
going on has been the norm he knows.

I don't see any difference between Nigeria and Iraq today, we can deny it,
and try to compare, and say we haven't reached their level yet. But we are, we are on that path and we doing perfectly
fine towards it. Wake up my brethren, I beg you in the name of God, Allah, Buddha or whatever you hold sacred. This is
our home, our land, I was born here, on these soil, my grand father and his father before him were buried on these soils, you and I have the same right as any President,
Governor, Senator or chairman. Stand up for ur home, stand up for ur children,for ur mother, ur father, ur
siblings.

Stand up NOW, OR ELSE u will be bending soon...

Got a question, y are this guys still around?

That ASA song comes to mind here! There's fire on the mountain and nobody seems to be on the run... One day the river will over flow, and there will be no where else for us to go, and we will run run wishing we had put out the fire... I hope it does not come to that before this corruption and insecurity menace that plagues our beloved country is curbed.