There are some questions we are not asking regarding the latest killing of the rice farmers by Boko Haram in Borno.

Who is the owner of the said farm rice?

What's is relationship/business with Boko Haram?

Why did they attack his workers?

The dead were the owners.

I read somewhere that most of them are from Sokoto.

In the new released three minutes 37-second video, titled “رسالة جديدة” (a new message), Boko Haram accused the farmers of arresting one of its members and handing him to the Nigerian military.

“You think you can nab our brother and hand him to soldiers and live in peace,” a masked commander of the group asked in the video.

“You think Allah will forget what you have done to our brother,” he asked rhetorically.

madridguy:
In the new released three minutes 37-second video, titled “رسالة جديدة” (a new message), Boko Haram accused the farmers of arresting one of its members and handing him to the Nigerian military.

“You think you can nab our brother and hand him to soldiers and live in peace,” a masked commander of the group asked in the video.

“You think Allah will forget what you have done to our brother,” he asked rhetorically.

Are you saying those killed farmers are individual rice farm owners?

I don't know about this.

helinues:


Are you saying those killed farmers are individual rice farm owners?

madridguy:
I don't know about this.

It must be someone's farm.. Then who?

To me everything about the insecurity is just script by the FG and the service chiefs. The more the killings, the more budget for defense The more budget for defense, the more their % from the budget.

Even someone with no military background can stop Boko Haram within a month.

helinues:


It must be someone's farm.. Then who?

madridguy:
To me everything about the insecurity is just script by the FG and the service chiefs. The more the killings, the more budget for defense The more budget for defense, the more their % from the budget.

Even someone with no military background can stop Boko Haram within a month.

I think the service chiefs are the culprits here including some cabinets members hence feeding Buhari what he wants to hear about their fight against insurgency

Me still wondering why Osibanjo has been kept out of insecurities matters most especially in the North.

The recent killing is just a script being played by some northerners to make Buhari's government look incompetent in the face of Northerners hence shifting base in 2023 to another party...

We are watching as things unfold sha

madridguy:
To me everything about the insecurity is just script by the FG and the service chiefs. The more the killings, the more budget for defense The more budget for defense, the more their % from the budget.

Even someone with no up
military background can stop Boko Haram within a month.

Your third eye is as blind as Stevie wonders sight.

@ bold, I don't subscribe to this because even if another party come to power in 2023, the killings will continue. The only solution to this nonsense is simple. " The people " Nigerians living in the affected area are the only way out.

helinues:


I think the service chiefs are the culprits here including some cabinets members hence feeding Buhari what he wants to hear about their fight against insurgency

Me still wondering why Osibanjo has been kept out of insecurities matters most especially in the North.

The recent killing is just a script being played by some northerners to make Buhari's government look incompetent in the face of Northerners hence shifting base in 2023 to another party...

We are watching as things unfold sha

So you mean this farmers can not own the rice farm.

Go to the north and see rice farms owned by ordinary farmers.

The farmers own the rice farm

helinues:


I think the service chiefs are the culprits here including some cabinets members hence feeding Buhari what he wants to hear about their fight against insurgency

Me still wondering why Osibanjo has been kept out of insecurities matters most especially in the North.

The recent killing is just a script being played by some northerners to make Buhari's government look incompetent in the face of Northerners hence shifting base in 2023 to another party...

We are watching as things unfold sha

Oh boy! You be real Bun**m

I don't believe the news about the death of rice farmers.Those headless bodies were photoshopped.

helinues:


The recent killing is just a script being played by some northerners to make Buhari's government look incompetent in the face of Northerners hence shifting base in 2023 to another party...

lol �
It's all about war profiteering, nothing more. Nigerians have no morals when it comes to money, even Allah and Jesus combined are not important until money is made. Buhari is too blind to see beyond his nose.

helinues:


I think the service chiefs are the culprits here including some cabinets members hence feeding Buhari what he wants to hear about their fight against insurgency

Me still wondering why Osibanjo has been kept out of insecurities matters most especially in the North.

The recent killing is just a script being played by some northerners to make Buhari's government look incompetent in the face of Northerners hence shifting base in 2023 to another party...

We are watching as things unfold sha

noticed he stopped the criticism after one meeting with Nigerians stakeholders like that. My thought is there is a deal in place, so many scripts being played out, that alot of government officials know about, but won't talk because they've been bought over with deals or threats

Unfortunately, It's just the beginning,
Your politicians would recommend fasting and prayers

madridguy:
@ bold, I don't subscribe to this because even if another party come to power in 2023, the killings will continue. The only solution to this nonsense is simple. " The people " Nigerians living in the affected area are the only way out.

true. Na them they suffer. na them know where e dey pain them. Sometimes I feel like the south is the one feeling sympathy for the north, and the north just careless because they support what's going on?
Or they are just plain ignorant of the goings on? I don't think so because when it comes to politics you will see them employing all the tricks they have in their arsenal. What am I even saying sef, their situation is a political script by their leaders I only don't get why they have to put up to it

This guy and his penchant for opening silly, disgusting, and provocative threads. Noooooooooonsense thread

What I don't understand is that, is there a secret pact between Buhari and these service chiefs that he can't relieve them of their duties?

To me they are shielding Buhari from the truth but Buhari is not deaf as well to the happenings in the country.
Buratai, a Borno man can't do anything about the insecurity in his state.

Ha!

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madridguy:
To me everything about the insecurity is just script by the FG and the service chiefs. The more the killings, the more budget for defense The more budget for defense, the more their % from the budget.

Even someone with no military background can stop Boko Haram within a month.

Now you know.
They even got lucrative deals/jobs from international NGOs.
If BH ends, many people will suffer.

A thread for psychopaths whom wholeheartedly supported the vegetable's first and second term.

TheM don takeover wailing from sane-minds like ME

thebosstrevor1:
So you mean this farmers can not own the rice farm.

Go to the north and see rice farms owned by ordinary farmers.

The farmers own the rice farm

Stop jumping into threads?

Are all the killed farmers Rice farmer's owners?

104four:
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You are not smart enough to evade the bait.