Peace is the only option we have as citizens of the federal republic of Nigeria. Our (or corrupt individuals) hate for a certain individual (president) should never lead us to war.

At the comfort of our homes it is very easy to type from our gadgets but when war comes that luxury, comfort, small money to buy data etc. will turn to hardship if not death examples Libya, Syria, Yemen etc. I am sure first hand information from citizen will be of regrets.

Also, I think division isn't the best for us across broad. The same greedy leaders will still lead or create war if they can not rule for example Sudan and south Sudan. The present Libya etc.

I am a businessman and a father seeking peace for myself and family. Since the economy is bad businesses are affected too. Get your PVCs and vote wisely instead of trying to create war.

STOP FAKE NEWS

Below is an excerpt from bbc news supporting the above message.

"Fake pictures circulating on social media which users are falsely claiming depict inter-communal violence are inflaming already high tensions in Nigeria.

It comes after three days of deadly clashes between mainly Muslim cattle herders and mostly Christian farmers left more than 200 people dead in the centre of the country.

A gruesome image of a woman face down in a pool of blood with a gaping shoulder wound is purported to be from the recent attacks. It has hundreds of retweets on Twitter, but it first appeared on the internet in 2011 in a story about domestic violence in Nigeria.

Another image appears to show half a dozen people that were killed in the attacks. On closer inspection it becomes clear that the picture was not taken in Nigeria, and is actually the scene of a 2015 traffic accident in the Dominican Republic.

They are both too graphic for us to display and were accompanied by highly inflammatory comments.

And it's not just pictures.

Earlier this week, major Nigerian news outlets ran a story claiming that Danladi Circoma, a leader of the Miyetti Allah Cattle Breeders Association, said the attacks in Plateau were revenge for the loss of 300 cows .

"Since these cows were not found, no-one should expect peace in the areas," Mr Circoma is reported to have said.

His comments drew widespread anger and swift condemnation, but he has denied ever making the statement."

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-44655148

K

We can't have any peace in this country except we renegotiate our union and opt for a restructuring of this parasitic contraption called Nigeria. It has to be done that before Fulani terrorists take over our villages and the war we've been avoiding actually comes to pass