For those who are not paying attention, things are deteriorating in Nigeria. Nigeria is a country in West Africa with a population of about 180 million people.

It's the most populous black nation on earth with oil and gold but also gargantuan challenges. Last night, at about 7pm local time, Boko Haram terrorists stormed an internally displaced persons camp in Rann,

A locality in the northeastern Nigerian state of Borno, and killed several United Nations aid workers, kidnapped some and killed many soldiers.

The full picture is not yet known. Last week Monday, at about the same time, Boko Haram stormed a school with over 900 schoolgirls in the northern Nigerian state of Yobe and kidnapped at least 110 of them.


They remain missing to date. On the Cameroonian side of the border, the killings and attacks are virtually every day

These attacks have increased in intensity in recent months.

They are coming a year to a presidential election in Nigeria, the same way they came a year to a presidential election in 2014 when hundreds of girls were kidnapped in Chibok enraging the world, including the then United States First Lady, Michelle Obama.


That mass kidnap is believed to have cost the former President Goodluck Jonathan the presidential election and painted him as a feckless leader.


Mr. Buhari, a retired Major-General, trash talked Jonathan and came to power spitting fire and vowing to defeat Boko Haram and rescue the Chibok girls.

He also promised to fight widespread and endemic corruption. But in the end, his boasts amounted to naught. The economy collapsed. The naira weakened to its lowest ebb since independence from brutal, wicked Britain in 1960.


Boko Haram regrouped and began launching attacks again and kidnapping schoolgirls. Officially, Boko Haram says western education is evil, and only a caliphate where pure Islam is taught and enforced would save the world.


But the real reason is oil, and international players seem to be involved, supplying weapons and training for nine years now. Between 25, 000 and 100, 000 have been killed since 2009, millions have been displaced, and thousands have been kidnapped and turned into either sex slaves or suicide bombers.


Things are bad, and Nigeria and Cameroon and Chad and Niger need prayers right now, in addition to resources to deal with this monster.

Source Simon Ateba https://todaynewsafrica.com/

What do you expect when the Dullard has been releasing 100s of fighters to them and millions of pounds as ransome ..

Can we start this country again from the scratch..

Everyday new indices emerges on how this country cannot be great again.

You wonder if we have leaders or just figure heads..

Oh Lord God Almighty.. Come and save em this country from the ruins we have found ourselves in your mercy with your outstretched hand and let your name be forever praised..

This is pray in Jesus Name..
Amen

chuksjuve:
Can we start this country again from the scratch..

Everyday new indices emerges on how this country cannot be great again.

You wonder if we have leaders or just figure heads..

Oh Lord God Almighty.. Come and save em this country from the ruins we have found ourselves in your mercy with your outstretched hand and let your name be forever praised..

This is pray in Jesus Name..
Amen

You guys are not serious. Can’t you see the world peacefully redrawing their maps and nations, but you guys still want to uphold your slave masters world view.

Referendum is an alternative

TheKingdom:



You guys are not serious. Can’t you see the world peacefully redrawing their maps and nations, but you guys still want to uphold your slave masters world view.

Referendum is an alternative

And you think this present crop of vultures are thinking in that direction let alone see to it?

Did you not see what NK was made to go through when he called for such?

How did we get these set of vultures as leaders!

wake me when they start attacking government house

Asking prayers for Cameroon, Chad and Niger facilitates the debilitating- to- Nigeria attitude of trusting these Nations, a humongous mistake. When Bokoharam attacks become so few and far between that they are considered negligible by majority, that will be confirmation to me that Nigeria military stopped trusting all these nations including thire masters France.

Nigeria should trust none of them and make contingency for that force France is pushing for in the Sahel.

chuksjuve:



And you think this present crop of vultures are thinking in that direction let alone see to it?

Did you not see what NK was made to go through when he called for such?

How did we get these set of vultures as leaders!

Yep, you right, no need to shy away from the truth. However the present crop of leaders are a continuation of the leaders from the colonial era, which were only seriously challenged by a (very reluctant)Biafran government