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Neoteny:
Lemme ask you a few questions:

1. If islam is the problem, why is the US so friendly towards Islamic states? Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Qatar, UAE, Egypt, Bahrain, etc?

2. Why is the US ready to go to war with anyone who dares attack these countries?

3. Why is the US and its allies against Iran, the mortal enemy of the Sunni Gulf States, on behalf of these States?

4. Why does the US and its allies prop up and arm Israel to take out all the enemies of these Islamic Gulf States in the guise of "Israel's security"?

5. Why hasn't the US sanctioned Saudi Arabia for the murder of Khashoggi, or the poor human rights and dictatorship records of these Islamic countries?

6. Christians are not really free in these Islamic states. Where's the western outcry for christian rights in these countries?

7. Why do Christians from all over the world feel safe traveling to Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Qatar, Egypt, for tourism, business, and migration? Where's the Islamic genocide against these Christians or visa denial?

If you believe the US cares more about Nigerian Christians than Arabian oil, you're naive.

emkz:
It is not just colleges, universities need to be shut too.

Students in universities have been kidnapped as well.

Were soldiers not killed and kidnapped in the defense college some time ago, precisely 2021?

Dear President Tinubu, a curious problem is that an order was given for soldiers to withdraw before the kidnappers struck. If terrorists can make brazen attacks on military colleges and barracks, it means that they have no fear of the military. How exactly do they know the layout of our military establishments to be so brazen? How do they know the location of armoury?

Yesterday, terrorists in Zamfara were in a wedding and had guns on them. What was the state response?

It comes off as if the terrorists have no fear of our security. I think the Nigerian military has not been so weak and vulnerable as now.

What went wrong?

Does the airforce not have drone technology to monitor movements? Does the military have no personnel? If Togo launches an attack on Nigeria, can the military defend Nigeria's territorial integrity?

The Plateau is quiet for now, what is being done there that cannot be replicated elsewhere? Benue is also quiet. What steps are being taken?

Now to the schools closure, are they going to declare a Covid-19-style lockdown on the entire country because of terrorists?

Dear President Tinubu, it is time to be proactive. It is time to take the battle to terrorists. Forget about terrorist sympathizers like those condemning the conviction of Nnamdi Kanu. You swore an oath to keep our people safe.

As president, you owe Nigerians security. You must give it to them. They must feel safe and never live in fear.

LordBiden:
I am not a fan of tinubu and would never be but you see the current spike in cases of kidnappings we are experiencing in some northern states is caused by disgruntled politicians who currently want the united states to invade Nigeria going by the Christians massacre narrative.

Ikaeniyan0:
Insecurity didn't start under Tinubu

Slytiger:
Divide the country already.

Ikaeniyan0:
Leave tribe alone and accept the truth. Insecurity didn't start on May 29 2023.

Ikaeniyan0:
I don't expect you to be asking this kind of slow question. A 17 years old boy shouldn't be asking this kind of question sef

lapintoz:
Some of you dey empty upstairs.....

Tinubu is the C in C....but the military get 'chain of command'.... so whoever gave the order is already in the guardroom. They dont have to broadcast that on NTA.

At least you would have read the names of the officers in the purported recent coup to give you an idea of what is going on.....where are they from.....

And if you dont gerrit, forget abourit......

But because of bitterness, you can choose what makes you less bitter. 😁

lapintoz:
Of course the bitter leaf gang will always blame Tinubu even if their papa no Bleep their mama well.

So who do you blame for giving the order to withdraw the army personnel protecting the students.....definitely not the fulani bandits in military uniform.....

helinues:
You don't need to cry about this

Ikaeniyan0:
Insecurity that lasted for good 6 years under Jonathan, it lasted for good 8 years under Buhari, it's what you want Tinubu to magically solve in less than 3 years in power, the joke is on you bro

olyrayy:
Nomadic Fulani are the most hated. Even Hausa villagers hate them. Even the Yoruba Ronus hate them. But they don't tell them to go back to their village because they're powerful.



That isn't in question. He's a very selfish man.



You'll need to provide evidence for this. And no. You don't offer them. It is law. It is by force. Open grazing must stop.

Ikaeniyan0:
Tinubu will rule Nigeria till may 29 2031.

helinues:
The bitter truth they are not interested in hearing

helinues:
May we not be petty in life the way you do. Amen.

We are talking A, he's responding with W

helinues:
What did you say that come close to reality. That's the question we are asking you. At least you have confirmed that my opinion are authentic

sulaak:
So the South West Lagos Ibadan media can build a media industry, but the rest of Nigeria is sitting. The useless Kebbi governors should have called out the Army from day one instead of playing useless politics with the lives of their people.

Look at the hopeless Benue govonor denying Christain genocide in Benue. You want the Yoruba to save Nigeria.

olyrayy:
The Fulani are currently the most hated group in Nigeria. But they're not marginalized because even though they're hated, they're the most powerful group in Nigeria.

Why are they hated? Because herdsmen encroach on people's farmlands, and bandits who are mostly Fulani attack communities, and so on and so forth.

The Fulani herdsman is a very vulnerable. Unlike most people, he carries his wealth along with him everywhere he goes. The wealth is very movable and quite glaring to see. Unscrupulous elements looking for a quick buck can just kill the herdsman and carry the cattle worth multiple millions away.

To prevent this, the Fulani herdsman arms himself to the teeth.

What then happens when someone has a gun and his neighbors don't is that unscrupulous elements would use those guns to oppress and steal from others. Which is how the Fulani bandit came to be.

Now, it is difficult to tackle the banditry issue because the bandits use the Fulani and their cows as a human shield.

Recently, there was a report of bandits attacking a Hausa community and the community retaliated, but the people they killed in return were Fulani herdsmen and they had to apologise for mistaken identity. Of course, the Fulani who are killed would be angry and would just turn to fullblown banditry for either vengeance or adopt the bad name that we've decided to label him.

What is the solution to this?

I'm of the opinion that the Ruga settlements should be brought back. But this time, instead of establishing them all over the country, they should be established only in the North West. The reason why they should be established only in the North West is because that is the traditional home of the Fulani in Nigeria.

The Buhari government's implementation of the Ruga settlement tried to establish it all over the country, and that had people rise up in opposition to it. Because apparently it would be land grabbing of other people's land to give to another ethnicity.

If it's restricted to the North West, then there would be no uproar as the North West is traditional Fulani land.

The land to be allocated to them should be virgin land in the forests, not pre-existing farmlands. Those lands can then be developed to be made conducive for ranching.

After the honest Fulani herdsman is removed from the forests, the only people left in the forests would be bandits. We can just send the military to kill everyone that is hiding in the forests as they can be reasonably presumed to be bandits.

Unfortunately, this isn't something the Tinubu government can do because there is the risk of angering his voting base in the North West. There might be people resistant to this because of tradition and some other nonsense.

It's possible to win elections in Nigeria without buy-in from the core North if you have the rest of the country with you, as Obasanjo demonstrated.

But this option is not available to Tinubu because there is nothing he would do that would make the igbos vote for him.

This is what happens when we vote for tribalists. It's on days like this that I miss Obasanjo. He would have tackled this issue head on.

May God save us.

helinues:
Stop shalaye, take up the challenge. Mention just one argument/support you or other opposition members ever win over me on this forum

At least you have been supporting something, you have been sharing your opinion about issues, tell us which one of yours came through

MartinCorridon:
Ndigb0 are so scared of these guys.

Even online!

helinues:
Okay let me challenge all of you opposition on this forum, I don't care which party or which politicians you are supporting.

Mention just 1 , I am not asking for 2 oo, one major argument/support that any of you ever won over me on this forum since I have been active for over a decade

500k price dey available

Again, not just only you or the people in your camp, all the opposition on this forum PATA PATA, I am challenging all of you

helinues:
Read and comprehend. You shouldn't be in hurry this weekend

Thank you

helinues:
Hahahaha. Na you people should stop dropping your opinion as for years on this forum none have come close to reality

I have nothing less than 90% accuracy about my opinion, support and analysis on this forum. You people should be queuing behind me and be learning

Cromagnon:
It is
If you can't decipher I won't help you

Cromagnon:
use your brain to decipher autocorrect

EmperorIsaac:
A regional structure, not any one.