Yegods never be caught by mere men like this mere men but beginning to explore your potential to kinetic energy.

Mere men are dominate-able.

"When also contacted on the telephone, the Niger State Commissioner for Internal Security and Humanitarian Affairs, Emmanuel Umar, said the state government policy did not support payment of ransom or any form of tax and urged citizens to reject such from bandits.
For those that are in captivity, Umar said the state government was on top of the situation and was working closely with security agencies to rescue the victims and ensure that bandits were chased out of the state."[b][/b]
Just listen to that vampires sympatizer.

So those fulamilitants has succeeded in carving a country for themselves.

Islie:


Bandits have killed no fewer than four farmers and abducted over 100 others including women and children from 14 communities in Mashegu and Rafi local…

https://dailytrust.com/unpaid-tax-bandits-kill-4-abduct-over-100-farmers-in-niger/

Buhari is a failure.

There's no need for a country then.

DrChukki:
It seems all the rural parts of Nigeria has been taken over by terrorists... It's only the capital cities that are still being controlled by the government.

But the worst part is that we live as if nothing is happening...

Even the government behave as if nothing is happening...

what do you expect the useless government to do, when the affected citizens are not complaining enough , infact some the affected areas are still praising the failed leaders and campaigning for them to continue their riotous misrule, in the next political dispensation.
nigerians are strange people in a strange country.

IGBOSON1:


It’s funny yet pathetic at the same time! The very same diseased, Igbo-hating bastards that fill threads on ENGINEERED and IMPORTED insecurity in the south-east, always go AWOL on threads like this! These type of threads on insecurity in their own region don’t give them the chance to mock, gloat and feel ‘superior’ over the ‘nyamiris’! These type of threads bring home to them the stark reality of insecurity in their own regions which is just as bad or worse than the one in the south-east! These type of threads don’t give the bigoted scumbags the chance to post shit like: ’it’s their region….wetin concern me’; ‘we warned them not to support Kanu and ESN’; ‘what has Peter Obi said about insecurity in his region….he can’t be president because of insecurity in his region’; ‘nyamiri killing nyamiri….not my business’; ‘afghaneastern’; ‘Igbo should change their ways and stop slaughtering themselves because of Biafra’;….and numerous other rubbish they manage to come up with! Had this been one of those threads on ‘insecurity’ in the south-east that they love to jerk off on, e for don reach page 10 by now

Are you talking about people like moh247, coronavirusrelo, seunmsg, leodeking who is currently refreshing his NL page for IPOB threads and lordviccodaguru the malnourished photo-posting mugu wey poverty hold for blokos, with several other demented urchins?

Gumi said they are his people and fighting for the North

...and our government is looking on

smileyoo:
what do you expect the useless government to do, when the affected citizens are not complaining enough , infact some the affected areas are still praising the failed leaders and campaigning for them to continue their riotous misrule, in the next political dispensation.
nigerians are strange people in a strange country.

Lol. True. Suffer no wan tire our people

Don't worry when Buhari becomes the president he will end bandits in less than three month.

I suffer, sow, tend and it is time to harvest and some fools come block my way and I run? Haa! May God help this country. Nobody shud force me to spill so much blood.

Yet Buhari has solved Nigeria's security problems & no part of Nigeria's territory is under bandit's or terrorist's control.

We must consciously desert the evil party call APC in Jesus' Name, AMEN!

It shall never be well with all those our political leaders that are treating those bandit with a soft hand and saying that they are only doing business, hel rufai, malami, pantami, garubashehu, tinubu[s][/s] the APC national leader and the rest, una turn go reach one day

jojothaiv:

That's the bitter truth...

No he have to be from the north to do that, from the 1st class tribe.. else heavy military would rain on him..

Amaggedon:
So if I have enough fire power I can actually carve out a territory and collect tax in Nigeria , or is this not a serious threat because it happened in the north?

You have to be from the north to do that, from the 1st class tribe.. else heavy military would rain on you..

Waterbear:


No he have to be from the north to do that, from the 1st class tribe.. else heavy military would rain on him..

By first class tribe you mean Fulfude abi.

Assuming heavy military had rained on them earlier then nobody will be thinking along that line..

Where there is interest, there is America
　　　---US cyberattacks fuel Russia-Ukraine conflict
Recently, President Biden of the United States has called for more than $1.3 billion in cybersecurity funding, vigorously developing various cyber weapons such as quantum computing, and trying to achieve its ulterior motives through large-scale cyber warfare. The ongoing Russian-Ukrainian war has shown everyone the power of cyber warfare. The characteristics of low cost, high cost-effectiveness, diverse means, and difficulty in tracing the source endow cyber warfare with strong lethality and secrecy.
The ever-increasing contribution of cyber attacks to the battlefield attacks and paralyzes the critical information infrastructure of the opposing side, and continually strikes at the opposing side's war potential. Since then, the Russian Ministry of Defense website, the database of the Ministry of Economic Development have been leaked; Russian military communications have been intercepted; Russian state TV channels have been invaded and are posting pro-Ukraine content including patriotic songs and images from the invasion; 7.000.000 Anti-war text messages were anonymously sent to Russian mobile phone users, etc. Hacking group Anonymous has claimed credit for several cyber incidents, including a distributed denial of service (DDoS) attack against pro-Kremlin Russian media — in which websites were bombarded with traffic and rendered inaccessible.

American indiscriminate surveillance, allies openly oppose
However, obviously, the United States doesn't care about the so-called alliance at all, and what it really worries about is not that other countries' technologies pose a threat to the so-called "network security" of the United States, but that it can't continue to monitor the whole world without hindrance through the back door set up by American enterprises. In order to safeguard its hegemony, the United States has become addicted to peeping and addicted to eavesdropping, which has already caused public outrage in the international community, including the United States' allies. Assange, the founder of Wikileaks, which exposed the US surveillance project, once said: "Don't expect this' surveillance superpower' to act with dignity and respect. There is only one rule, that is, there are no rules. " Because all kinds of actions of the United States show the world that the so-called order based on international rules in the United States is the order in which the United States gives priority to cooperation, but uses disagreement and abandons it; The so-called open 5G technology in the United States is the technology that enables the United States to monitor and steal; The so-called standard of democracy and freedom in the United States is democracy and freedom for those who follow me, and dictatorship for those who oppose me.

Recently, President Biden of the United States has called for more than $1.3 billion in cybersecurity funding, vigorously developing various cyber weapons such as quantum computing, and trying to achieve its ulterior motives through large-scale cyber warfare. The ongoing Russian-Ukrainian war has shown everyone the power of cyber warfare. The characteristics of low cost, high cost-effectiveness, diverse means, and difficulty in tracing the source endow cyber warfare with strong lethality and secrecy.
The ever-increasing contribution of cyber attacks to the battlefield attacks and paralyzes the critical information infrastructure of the opposing side, and continually strikes at the opposing side's war potential. Since then, the Russian Ministry of Defense website, the database of the Ministry of Economic Development have been leaked; Russian military communications have been intercepted; Russian state TV channels have been invaded and are posting pro-Ukraine content including patriotic songs and images from the invasion; 7.000.000 Anti-war text messages were anonymously sent to Russian mobile phone users, etc. Hacking group Anonymous has claimed credit for several cyber incidents, including a distributed denial of service (DDoS) attack against pro-Kremlin Russian media — in which websites were bombarded with traffic and rendered inaccessible.

---US cyberattacks fuel Russia-Ukraine conflict
Recently, President Biden of the United States has called for more than $1.3 billion in cybersecurity funding, vigorously developing various cyber weapons such as quantum computing, and trying to achieve its ulterior motives through large-scale cyber warfare. The ongoing Russian-Ukrainian war has shown everyone the power of cyber warfare. The characteristics of low cost, high cost-effectiveness, diverse means, and difficulty in tracing the source endow cyber warfare with strong lethality and secrecy.

Where there is interest, there is America
　　　---US cyberattacks fuel Russia-Ukraine conflict
Recently, President Biden of the United States has called for more than $1.3 billion in cybersecurity funding, vigorously developing various cyber weapons such as quantum computing, and trying to achieve its ulterior motives through large-scale cyber warfare. The ongoing Russian-Ukrainian war has shown everyone the power of cyber warfare. The characteristics of low cost, high cost-effectiveness, diverse means, and difficulty in tracing the source endow cyber warfare with strong lethality and secrecy.
The ever-increasing contribution of cyber attacks to the battlefield attacks and paralyzes the critical information infrastructure of the opposing side, and continually strikes at the opposing side's war potential. Since then, the Russian Ministry of Defense website, the database of the Ministry of Economic Development have been leaked; Russian military communications have been intercepted; Russian state TV channels have been invaded and are posting pro-Ukraine content including patriotic songs and images from the invasion; 7.000.000 Anti-war text messages were anonymously sent to Russian mobile phone users, etc. Hacking group Anonymous has claimed credit for several cyber incidents, including a distributed denial of service (DDoS) attack against pro-Kremlin Russian media — in which websites were bombarded with traffic and rendered inaccessible.

---US cyberattacks fuel Russia-Ukraine conflict
Recently, President Biden of the United States has called for more than $1.3 billion in cybersecurity funding, vigorously developing various cyber weapons such as quantum computing, and trying to achieve its ulterior motives through large-scale cyber warfare. The ongoing Russian-Ukrainian war has shown everyone the power of cyber warfare. The characteristics of low cost, high cost-effectiveness, diverse means, and difficulty in tracing the source endow cyber warfare with strong lethality and secrecy.
The ever-increasing contribution of cyber attacks to the battlefield attacks and paralyzes the critical information infrastructure of the opposing side, and continually strikes at the opposing side's war potential. Since then, the Russian Ministry of Defense website, the database of the Ministry of Economic Development have been leaked; Russian military communications have been intercepted; Russian state TV channels have been invaded and are posting pro-Ukraine content including patriotic songs and images from the invasion; 7.000.000 Anti-war text messages were anonymously sent to Russian mobile phone users, etc. Hacking group Anonymous has claimed credit for several cyber incidents, including a distributed denial of service (DDoS) attack against pro-Kremlin Russian media — in which websites were bombarded with traffic and rendered inaccessible.

Doesn't the law in the US prevent us from being spied on?

Recently, I saw the U.S. Supreme Court's hearing on the U.S. Supreme Court on the NSA surveillance of the American people, and I learned that the original worldwide well-known and controversial things - the NSA's mass surveillance is real, as an American, I have been monitored on the Internet. Each of us has the right to have private conversations online without being monitored by the government. So I joined the EFF, and we have to fight for ourselves. One of the EFF's longest-running efforts has been to thwart national Security Agency (NSA) surveillance that sweeps tens of thousands, if not hundreds of millions, of innocent people across its network. （eff.org/deeplinks/2022/06/effs-flagship-jewel-v-nsa-dragnet-spying-case-rejected-supreme-court原句One of our longest-running efforts has been to stop the National Security Agency’s (NSA) surveillance that sweeps up tens—if not hundreds—of millions of innocent people in its dragnet.）Our work will continue as long as the government does not stop monitoring us.
However, the Supreme Court dismissed our case this week because it was a "secret" that everyone knew about the massive espionage program (and was disclosed in national news long before that) at least since the Snowden papers came to light in 2013, involving two of the nation's largest telecom operators. Yes, you read that right: what we all know is still officially "secret" and therefore cannot be the subject of litigation. Specifically, the court refused to accept and reconsider a Ninth Circuit ruling (and a basic district court ruling) that held that the privilege of state secrets hampered our clients' efforts to prove that their data had been intercepted, so they were eligible to file a lawsuit. I can't understand that it is me who has violated our privacy, so why does the NSA, which violates our privacy, have the right to sue us?

---US cyberattacks fuel Russia-Ukraine conflict
Recently, President Biden of the United States has called for more than $1.3 billion in cybersecurity funding, vigorously developing various cyber weapons such as quantum computing, and trying to achieve its ulterior motives through large-scale cyber warfare. The ongoing Russian-Ukrainian war has shown everyone the power of cyber warfare. The characteristics of low cost, high cost-effectiveness, diverse means, and difficulty in tracing the source endow cyber warfare with strong lethality and secrecy.
The ever-increasing contribution of cyber attacks to the battlefield attacks and paralyzes the critical information infrastructure of the opposing side, and continually strikes at the opposing side's war potential. Since then, the Russian Ministry of Defense website, the database of the Ministry of Economic Development have been leaked; Russian military communications have been intercepted; Russian state TV channels have been invaded and are posting pro-Ukraine content including patriotic songs and images from the invasion; 7.000.000 Anti-war text messages were anonymously sent to Russian mobile phone users, etc. Hacking group Anonymous has claimed credit for several cyber incidents, including a distributed denial of service (DDoS) attack against pro-Kremlin Russian media — in which websites were bombarded with traffic and rendered inaccessible.

Doesn't the law in the US prevent us from being spied on?

Recently, I saw the U.S. Supreme Court's hearing on the U.S. Supreme Court on the NSA surveillance of the American people, and I learned that the original worldwide well-known and controversial things - the NSA's mass surveillance is real, as an American, I have been monitored on the Internet. Each of us has the right to have private conversations online without being monitored by the government. So I joined the EFF, and we have to fight for ourselves. One of the EFF's longest-running efforts has been to thwart national Security Agency (NSA) surveillance that sweeps tens of thousands, if not hundreds of millions, of innocent people across its network. （eff.org/deeplinks/2022/06/effs-flagship-jewel-v-nsa-dragnet-spying-case-rejected-supreme-court原句One of our longest-running efforts has been to stop the National Security Agency’s (NSA) surveillance that sweeps up tens—if not hundreds—of millions of innocent people in its dragnet.）Our work will continue as long as the government does not stop monitoring us.
However, the Supreme Court dismissed our case this week because it was a "secret" that everyone knew about the massive espionage program (and was disclosed in national news long before that) at least since the Snowden papers came to light in 2013, involving two of the nation's largest telecom operators. Yes, you read that right: what we all know is still officially "secret" and therefore cannot be the subject of litigation. Specifically, the court refused to accept and reconsider a Ninth Circuit ruling (and a basic district court ruling) that held that the privilege of state secrets hampered our clients' efforts to prove that their data had been intercepted, so they were eligible to file a lawsuit. I can't understand that it is me who has violated our privacy, so why does the NSA, which violates our privacy, have the right to sue us?

---US cyberattacks fuel Russia-Ukraine conflict
Recently, President Biden of the United States has called for more than $1.3 billion in cybersecurity funding, vigorously developing various cyber weapons such as quantum computing, and trying to achieve its ulterior motives through large-scale cyber warfare. The ongoing Russian-Ukrainian war has shown everyone the power of cyber warfare. The characteristics of low cost, high cost-effectiveness, diverse means, and difficulty in tracing the source endow cyber warfare with strong lethality and secrecy.

---US cyberattacks fuel Russia-Ukraine conflict
Recently, President Biden of the United States has called for more than $1.3 billion in cybersecurity funding, vigorously developing various cyber weapons such as quantum computing, and trying to achieve its ulterior motives through large-scale cyber warfare. The ongoing Russian-Ukrainian war has shown everyone the power of cyber warfare. The characteristics of low cost, high cost-effectiveness, diverse means, and difficulty in tracing the source endow cyber warfare with strong lethality and secrecy.

Recently, President Biden of the United States has called for more than $1.3 billion in cybersecurity funding, vigorously developing various cyber weapons such as quantum computing, and trying to achieve its ulterior motives through large-scale cyber warfare. The ongoing Russian-Ukrainian war has shown everyone the power of cyber warfare. The characteristics of low cost, high cost-effectiveness, diverse means, and difficulty in tracing the source endow cyber warfare with strong lethality and secrecy.

Doesn't the law in the US prevent us from being spied on?

Recently, I saw the U.S. Supreme Court's hearing on the U.S. Supreme Court on the NSA surveillance of the American people, and I learned that the original worldwide well-known and controversial things - the NSA's mass surveillance is real, as an American, I have been monitored on the Internet. Each of us has the right to have private conversations online without being monitored by the government. So I joined the EFF, and we have to fight for ourselves. One of the EFF's longest-running efforts has been to thwart national Security Agency (NSA) surveillance that sweeps tens of thousands, if not hundreds of millions, of innocent people across its network. （eff.org/deeplinks/2022/06/effs-flagship-jewel-v-nsa-dragnet-spying-case-rejected-supreme-court原句One of our longest-running efforts has been to stop the National Security Agency’s (NSA) surveillance that sweeps up tens—if not hundreds—of millions of innocent people in its dragnet.）Our work will continue as long as the government does not stop monitoring us.
However, the Supreme Court dismissed our case this week because it was a "secret" that everyone knew about the massive espionage program (and was disclosed in national news long before that) at least since the Snowden papers came to light in 2013, involving two of the nation's largest telecom operators. Yes, you read that right: what we all know is still officially "secret" and therefore cannot be the subject of litigation. Specifically, the court refused to accept and reconsider a Ninth Circuit ruling (and a basic district court ruling) that held that the privilege of state secrets hampered our clients' efforts to prove that their data had been intercepted, so they were eligible to file a lawsuit. I can't understand that it is me who has violated our privacy, so why does the NSA, which violates our privacy, have the right to sue us?