Mu'azu Alhaji Misiya, a graduate of Mathematics and an indigene of Bama, Borno state became a member of the Civilian Joint Task Force (C-JTF) which involved young volunteers collaborating with the military to prosecute the anti-terrorism campaign in Borno state.

He was part of the joint effort which liberated many towns and villages which included Gwoza, Bama, Banki, Fulka, Yamtake and many others. He partook in many operations led by the late Colonel Abu Ali in which he proved his commitment, valor, fighting spirit and gallantry.

https://nationnaija.com.ng/meet-muazu-alhaji-misiya-a-banker-who-left-his-job-to-join-vigilante/

Mu'azu Misiya's patriotism and gallantry stood out because he elected to, not just abandoned his white collar job, but decided to take up arms, as a civilian volunteer, to fight so that others could sleep in peace. He did this since 2006 at a time many people were leaving jobs in order to get out of town to save their skins.

Here is hoping that both the federal and state governments would consider avenues to highlight this young man's contributions by honoring him in order to encourage others to see the wisdom in sacrificing ones comfort to build a nation at peace with itself.

Good

This is one in a million case.

This is heroic. He deserves national award.

His patriotism is the true definition of service to fatherland and not those thieves, marauders and destroyers in national assembly, presidency NNPC, CBN and juicy offices who are destructive to our existence.

He got tired and fed up with his people and village getting killed and destroyed

Nice of him, commendable

Chaiiiiiiiii

I don't even know what I am supposed to write here because terrorism has been politicized and commercialized.

Today, we have seen the so-called civilian JTF being recruited into the Nigeria's military without passing through the due process. Similarly, Boko Haram terrorists are being pardoned and given a VIP treatment.

The only thing I will tell northerners reading this comment is to put their house in order before 2023. If power returns to the south in 2023, those NONSENSE will not be tolerated anymore.

Quota system banking job Lols and when the aboki can't cope he japa sharperly, this is pure propaganda.

Mpvibetv:
Mu'azu Alhaji Misiya, a graduate of Mathematics and an indigene of Bama, Borno state became a member of the Civilian Joint Task Force (C-JTF) which involved young volunteers collaborating with the military to prosecute the anti-terrorism campaign in Borno state.

He was part of the joint effort which liberated many towns and villages which included Gwoza, Bama, Banki, Fulka, Yamtake and many others. He partook in many operations led by the late Colonel Abu Ali in which he proved his commitment, valor, fighting spirit and gallantry.

https://nationnaija.com.ng/meet-muazu-alhaji-misiya-a-banker-who-left-his-job-to-join-vigilante/

Mu'azu Misiya's patriotism and gallantry stood out because he elected to, not just abandoned his white collar job, but decided to take up arms, as a civilian volunteer, to fight so that others could sleep in peace. He did this since 2006 at a time many people were leaving jobs in order to get out of town to save their skins.

Here is hoping that both the federal and state governments would consider avenues to highlight this young man's contributions by honoring him in order to encourage others to see the wisdom in sacrificing ones comfort to build a nation at peace with itself.

May Abu Ali's soul rest in peace and may the universe protect his wife and child.

At least he now has a gun to protect himself. Wise man

Mpvibetv:
Mu'azu Alhaji Misiya, a graduate of Mathematics and an indigene of Bama, Borno state became a member of the Civilian Joint Task Force (C-JTF) which involved young volunteers collaborating with the military to prosecute the anti-terrorism campaign in Borno state.

He was part of the joint effort which liberated many towns and villages which included Gwoza, Bama, Banki, Fulka, Yamtake and many others. He partook in many operations led by the late Colonel Abu Ali in which he proved his commitment, valor, fighting spirit and gallantry.

https://nationnaija.com.ng/meet-muazu-alhaji-misiya-a-banker-who-left-his-job-to-join-vigilante/

Mu'azu Misiya's patriotism and gallantry stood out because he elected to, not just abandoned his white collar job, but decided to take up arms, as a civilian volunteer, to fight so that others could sleep in peace. He did this since 2006 at a time many people were leaving jobs in order to get out of town to save their skins.

Here is hoping that both the federal and state governments would consider avenues to highlight this young man's contributions by honoring him in order to encourage others to see the wisdom in sacrificing ones comfort to build a nation at peace with itself.

Which law or constitution backed this vigilantee group?

Imagine vigilantes using AK47, which is still illegal to use in Nigeria except for Police and the military.

The north keeps riding us in this country. One country, two different laws

Azmanaty:
Imagine vigilantes using AK47, which is still illegal to use in Nigeria except for Police and the military.

The north keeps riding us in this country. One country, two different laws

if amotekun can use such guns why not vigilantes?

BizzBizz:



if amotekun can use such guns why not vigilantes?

They use pump actions and not assault rifles like AK47

Being Vigilant is everybody's business, everyone should be allowed access to AK47

Maybe he wasn't productive while working with the bank.

Praxis758:
This is one in a million case.

This is heroic. He deserves national award.

His patriotism is the true definition of service to fatherland and not those thieves, marauders and destroyers in national assembly, presidency NNPC, CBN and juicy offices who are destructive to our existence.

Nothing heroic here.

He believes he can still become the president tomorrow, from being a commander of vigilante to the president.

Daddysidhan:
Quota system banking job Lols and when the aboki can't cope he japa sharperly, this is pure propaganda.

The sad people can't really hide their hatred. Very noticeable, if we sit both of you down now I'm sure he will eat up in academic performance.

Government will not see this guy now and reward accordingly but if it were to be BBNAIJA now, you will hear that Borno State Government has make him SSA with mouth watering millions as gifts.

Our government tire me.

You can see how civilians are carrying assault rifles in the North.
But to own a pump action down South for protection is an issue.
The cycle of violence might never end at this rare

This is one thing I like of the northerners, they stay and fight for the defence of their homeland. If it’s a coward from the south, he will start looking for visa to run to Canada or Europe.

Humanity at its peak.
More power to their elbow as they decimates those beasts called Boko Haram

Aboooki na aboooki






When your village people are using your brain to play ping pong

sureboykris:
You can see how civilians are carrying assault rifles in the North.
But to own a pump action down South for protection is an issue.
The cycle of violence might never end at this rare

CJTF is a vigilante group in northeast created in 2013 to help soldiers fight Boko Haram; they help them with mostly information & identifying terrorists in the insurgency ravaged areas because they've better knowledge of the places and the insurgents. They played a great role in pointing out the insurgents living amidst the innocent people, hiding and unleashing terror to the security. In fact, they're responsible for chasing them to the forest. The CJTF are distributed into different army battalions, fighting and dying everyday together with Nigerian army not fighting as an independent vigilante group. So in such a difficult situation how do you expect a member of CJTF to fight with a gun less powerful as AK-47?

Coronabirus:
CJTF is a vigilante group in northeast created in 2013 to help soldiers fight Boko Haram; they help them with mostly information & identifying terrorists in the insurgency ravaged areas because they've better knowledge of the places and the insurgents. They played a great role in pointing out the insurgents living amidst the innocent people, hiding and unleashing terror to the security. In fact, they're responsible for chasing them to the forest. The CJTF are distributed into different army battalions, fighting and dying everyday together with Nigerian army not fighting as an independent vigilante group. So in such a difficult situation how do you expect a member of CJTF to fight with a gun less powerful as AK-47?

You've justified the need for that calibre of weaponry. Fine
How do you now explain the mopping up of less dangerous arms in the South.
When we know that the criminal herdsmen that attack communities come with same rifles the boko haram guys use