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iTsupport:
BUT THE AMERICAN GREENBACK SLOGAN IS: ....................IN GOD WE TRUST.......................

Lucifer is the god of freemasons.

People lose sight of what it truly means to be a Christian or Christian country. You have laws and practices in the USA that can never qualify it as a Christian country. The country is highly occultic and demonic. From the government to their entertainment industry to education, like the Skull and Bones society. What happens in the Bohemian Grove? People are talking of Epstein files, but there were pizzagate, red shoe club, Wayfair child trafficking, etc. The rabbit hole is deep.

The politicians are not ready for this nonsense to end.

Always looking for who to worship. The level of gullibility is off the charts.

Ikaeniyan0:
In the United State, the present defence secretary has no military background

Not true. Pete Hegseth served in the U.S. military.

He was guilty of the offence. No amount of theatrics or maneuvers was going to change the outcome of the trial. There was enough evidence. He then went further to display his uncivilised nature in court.

Anither563:
This is fake news. The military is not clearing the way for any bandits.

Who are those in the video in native attires carrying firearms?

Sanctimonious fellow. Enough is enough for a lot of things, including the USA, where your citizens are grappling with a lot. Nigeria is not a playground for the USA military industrial complex. Any intervention here must be LAWFUL.

You guys are now condemning it because it is becoming popular to do so. Some of us did so when he made the comment. International law is clear and Nigeria is a sovereign country. We must learn to speak up for the right thing, even when it is not popular. Trump had no right to threaten us.

No willpower. I saw it in the lack of investigation into the claims of USAID funding terrorism. I have seen it in the responses of the Chief of Defence Staff and Minister of Defence to current issues. You guys are just not serious.

Sometimes from certain events, you get a deep insight into why Nigeria is the way it is. While others were posting memes and being sentimental about the incident between the FCT Minister and Lt. Yerima, few of us got a profound insight about the problems of Nigeria from what transpired that day.

NgeneUkwenu:
Rest. My brother is a terrorist. He caused the death of hundreds of my other brothers and sisters. He should serve his punishment.

If most Nigerians had this mindset, this country would have made significant progress. People pamper and excuse criminality and corruption because of tribe, religion, etc. Look at the condition the country is in now.

A whole country. That is not a way to address a country, but I don't blame this convicted felon called Trump. The government hasn't lived up to expectations. Hypocritical elements like the U.S. can exploit the situation. Sanctimonious lot who have funded terrorism all over the world. The USA is the disgrace.

Hillary Clinton on al-Qaeda: "Let’s remember here, the people we are fighting today, we funded 20 years ago."

CBN has relinquished its responsibilities. It is as though the banking sector is on autopilot. What a regulator.

Anyone knowledgeable about international law will tell you that Trump's threats and proposals are illegal. Only enemies of Nigeria were cheering him. Things have to be done the right way. Both countries can collaborate.

Ttalk:
Okay

Chose between US troop and the terrorist

Are we in the U.S.? Maybe you are. I'm in Nigeria. We have our troops.

I support our government's effort to counter false narratives about a genocide. However, I think we have done enough. It now appears we are grovelling at USA's feet. We don't owe them any explanation. If U.S. officials are actually interested in the truth and not playing reckless games, they should come to Nigeria. We are a sovereign country and must act like one. Trump has no right to issue those illegal threats. We should prioritise our problems at home and shun external validation.

Priorities of some people. Smh.

The president is sitting on his hands. We should have seen big moves being made now. Not all the press tour overseas. You can counter false narratives at home, but never forget the actual battle. These terrorists must be eliminated. We cannot continue like this. It has gone on for so long.

And we have a military? Just imagine. We must find a solution for that Northern region. We cannot continue like this. The president's approach is not inspiring any confidence at all. This is why we wanted a young, vibrant person, but some of you were mocking him that he was jogging. Tinubu should have let Amaechi do this job.

Mr President, declare a state of emergency and give orders to your troops. End this thing in two weeks. How can a government be so powerless? Nigeria has been so infiltrated by foreign agents.

You think a country like Russia has FSB for fun? You have people in government with no clue about the world. They only know how to loot and ride SUVs. Even our NSA is barely functioning.

I am tired of talking about foreign agents funding all manner of things here. This is why China is hard on all these things. In the North, you will find all manner of foreign funded NGOs. All the dollars are being diverted and used to purchase sophisticated weapons for terrorists.

This is what those terrorists want. The president should have declared a STATE OF EMERGENCY in these HOT ZONES and deployed troops to do what they are trained for, not what Lt. Yerima is doing in Abuja. In two weeks, they will subdue these people.

WE CANNOT CONTINUE LIVING WITH THESE TERRORISTS. Let us go all in this time and eradicate them. Wherever they are, we stay there and continue to bombard them, until they are no more. This is the government vs these terrorists, why is it so hard ?

It's a shame that it has gotten to this point. What are the heads of security agencies doing? What about the army chiefs? Is everyone incompetent?What is the problem in tackling this menace? Why can't the government eliminate these terrorists?

The Minister of Defence and his colleague, the junior, who are glued to their offices, we saw how they reacted to Wike going to the scene of an incident to do his job. These ones don't know their jobs. I have no confidence in them, including the Chief of Defence Staff.

This is the person that enemies of Nigeria are sympathising with.

Actions have consequences. Justice served.

It is not true. Despicable rhetoric from a senator.

This Northern region is a problem. Is it the porous border? Radical ideology? It is susceptible to terrorism and that is where you have the majority of foreign funded NGOs in Nigeria.

You have military officers guarding empty lands in Abuja, while the territorial integrity of Nigeria is under threat. Do we have a military? We have to restructure the military. Retired officers should not have any control of serving officers. The President needs to make significant deployments of security personnel to these hot zones. All these army chiefs we have, are they competent? Why does it look like nothing serious is being done? It is a pity.

Mtcheww. Justice was done. We have important issues to be concerned about.

Hypocritical U.S. You don't dictate national security issues to another country. Imagine if Nigerian government officials were making this comments about internal issues in the U.S. They should stop meddling in our internal affairs.

Still pretending to police a world they are ruining.

grandstar:
Now, that the Islamist are about to takeover Bamako, do your maths.

What exactly were the French getting in return?

What many here fail to understand is that the French are actually giving more than they are taking.

These Francophone are a projection of power by France, and nothing else.

Do you know the last time the CFA was devalued? What exactly are the French benefiting in Mali? Putting boots on ground is very expensive.

I calculated that every soldier the sent the US sent to Iraq or Afghanistan equated to $1m in spending. When the US had about 130,000 soldiers in Iraq, it was spending around $130bn yearly. For the French, let's put a figure of $500,000 per soldier. Just placing 5,000 soldiers on ground would cost the French treasury about $2.5bn a year,

Macron was dumbfounded when the generals kicked out the French army. It made no sense.

Instead, it turned to Russia for help. Putin, whose rrmy is bugged down in Ukraine agreed to take the French place. Was Putin doing it for free? What was Putin getting in return?

Your arguments go against reason. If it was costing them so much and they were benefiting nothing, why were they still there? Were you born yesterday and trying to learn how the world works? Even what you dismissed as a mere projection of power is very important in this world of perceptions. Image is everything. They were there for much more.

Stop this Western press tour. I understand the aspect of refuting falsehoods, but the government has done enough. The U.S. has no right to threaten us, so that is not even something to debate.

President Tinubu has to do his job or resign immediately. This issue of insecurity is not beyond our control. It is not. The president is letting the country fall apart. A country of hundreds of millions, if Tinubu can't do the job, he should resign. There are others begging to do it.

Leave the battle of narratives with the U.S. and foreign media and get to work. When some of us were calling for scrutiny of the foreign agents here funding terrorism, no one did anything. USAID and their likes are done funding them or are they?

This whole issue with the U.S. is evidence that these embassies are not conducting diplomacy. The Nigerian Senate could not conduct a simple investigation of the claims of terrorism being funded. Better close all these embassies. You don't understand the depth of your problem.