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Not A No-man's Land: Abuja's Natives Get Ready To Fight by guywitzerogal(m): 6:14am On Aug 11, 2016
The indigenous people of Nigeria's capital say they could take up arms if the government tries to displace them again.
Abuja was designated as the new Nigerian capital in 1976, replacing Lagos, which had become highly congested and over-populated. It was considered an ideal alternative because of its central location and the fact that it did not belong to any of Nigeria's three largest ethnic groups: Yoruba, Igbo and Hausa-Fulani. As such, it was perceived as a neutral area that wouldn't cause any unrest.
But thousands of the original inhabitants of Abuja were displaced to make way for the construction of Nigeria's new capital. Many of these people are angry at the way the only home they've ever known has been portrayed as a "no-man's land"After pressure from the residents of Kpaduma, the government provided them with electricity, which, according to locals, is intermittent. Open sewage runs through their yards, and rough dirt roads rise and fall on the crevices of rocky hills. Abuja indigenes pride themselves on their non-violent culture. They refer to themselves as a "peace-loving people", but say that their ongoing displacement means they must become more aggressive in their protests"Now, our people have sworn due to the continuous marginalisation, deprivation and exclusion from the government, our people are ready to take arms if that is the only solution for dialogue.http://aje.io/9mkv

Re: Not A No-man's Land: Abuja's Natives Get Ready To Fight by BeClever: 6:18am On Aug 11, 2016
What waits thou?
Pls save us the rant and do something (anything) fast for your own good..

Everyone who knows Abuja very well knows exactly the conditions your people are in..
Re: Not A No-man's Land: Abuja's Natives Get Ready To Fight by Funlordjnr: 6:21am On Aug 11, 2016
angry


Which kind source be dis again?


O.p! No allow me woze you dis early morning oh?

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Re: Not A No-man's Land: Abuja's Natives Get Ready To Fight by kossyablaze(m): 6:35am On Aug 11, 2016
Op ur source tire me mbok
Re: Not A No-man's Land: Abuja's Natives Get Ready To Fight by ibedun: 7:01am On Aug 11, 2016
Abuja indegenes!!! You have my full support. If they want or seek no mans land they should go find it in the sea.
Re: Not A No-man's Land: Abuja's Natives Get Ready To Fight by Maghan37: 7:32am On Aug 11, 2016
kossyablaze:
Op ur source tire me mbok
Actually, there was soomething like this on a report aired by Aljazeera 3 days ago. Well when we in Nigeria tend 2 have a trend which involves taken of arms b4 u are invited to a dialogue then we will keep having more BH & NDA until those worthless politicians who will be in the deeeeeeeepest part of helllllllllll!!!!!!!! Change theiR ways.

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