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Image123:
No one is denying religious persecution. According to the Bible, anywhere there is godliness, there is persecution. Do you believe that?
There are places where people are killed, threatened, harassed, mocked, denied, imprisoned, etc., for Christ in Nigeria and all over the world. But to now carry all of Nigeria's hydra-headed security problems and tag them as christian genocide is what is wrong, mischievous and misguided. You likely do not understand the politics at play, or you're one of those whose candidates lost election and would rather the country burn since you cannot have it. People like me would not sit by and watch that idly.

Image123:
https://x.com/LegendaryJoe/status/1978807540608892970?t=E0dxG2O3nLvVXY4_GRLCvQ&s=19[/quote]Excellent post.

adamkkk:
something will happen before 2027... I told My friend "Afeez" few days back

surgical:
which democracy you must be listening to the con artist ruling Nigeria now to think like this, it is very evident from the performance of these crop of failed politicians since 1999 that this your assertion is totally false when you compare the achievements of both types of governance side by side, the military trump the civilians by a very wide margin
Even in freedom, can you protests under Tinubu now but even under Abacha there were protest

Toruibestate:
There are over 50 different military groups trying to overthrow President Tinubu.
These aren't hidden facts, even none military people have discovered this.




He must be very vigilant.
Fix in trusted people to surround him and be very careful.


My late father that died last month say a bad civilian rule is better than good military rule because apart from no freedom of speech, a Yoruba man will be placed to govern Ijaw land and this Governor may not truly understand the deep pain of the people he governs.
So it is fully wrong.


We all saw how Calabar man ruled Rivers State.
His pocket was what he cared for.


@Ditari of Ijaw.

Melagros:
COMRADES, these police sef, wetin be their problem anytime Nigerians want to engage government through protest? They (police) always fear that the protest will lead to change of government

gidgiddy:
But the North will completely disown him if he does. The North does not want Nigeria restructured

gidgiddy:
But the North will completely disown him if he does. The North does not want Nigeria restructured

buckeyemedia:
What kind of misconstrued self hallucination is this, President restructure Nigeria?

fineboynl:
south will support Tinubu overwhelming if he restructure Nigeria before 2027.

franchasofficia:
1.) Peter Obi/El Rufai
2.) Goodluck Jonathan/Tambuwal
3.) Atiku/Obi


Any of the aforementioned tickets will defeat Tinubu.


But as someone with 3rd eye, Bola Tinubu is using high level voodooism to disorganize the opposition and lure many into defecting to APC. He might end up winning, sadly.


The aftermath?

The high level of voodooism Tinubu has been involved in to hold on to power will backfire on

Penguin2:
This was how you lots overestimated him in 2023 until INEC had to shutdown IREV to conjure numbers for him.

It’s the politicians that are defecting. Ask yourself if the people are defecting with them.

Or the people no longer matter because you are confident INEC will write results for Tinubu?

Opebiman:
Na question he ask.

There so many universities with landed properties that are not in use.
Inshort their infrastructure is less than 5% of the total land area. With Nigerian government mentality of choosing the build new universities everywhere.

What exactly are the old ones doing with land that are not even utilized up to 10 %

Orlandoo:
Did land grabbing Wike purchase the land?

Smartcitizen:
And Rufia Oseni makes Tinubu people cry everyday.

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

shox:
The Christians were the main target. Muslims caught in the fracas were just collateral damage.

We no forget that church massacre for ondo

mariovito:
Reno omokri and FFK have a lot in common

Melagros:
COMRADES, Reno calls Dangote's refinery an independence for Nigeria because his godfather (Tinubu) used up all the state agencies to prevent Dangote from sailing through with this monumental project, now that Dangote has sailed through the storm, they are saying it is an independence for Nigeria
If you cannot defeat Dangote, you must join him. Shame on Reno the chief double standard man

Yankee101:
8 billion can transform an entire village with feeder roads, community borehole water, a primary healthcare center, a secondary and primary school and a market stall


They’re using it for just one kilometer of road?

IGBOPROMISE1:
These sort of daft groups are never in short supply in Nigeria and more often than not are voicing the opinions of their feudal and hegemonic masters who have held Nigeria by the jugular since the late 60s and aren’t prepared to let go anytime soon!

spiSeyi:
If Tinubu loses 2027 election Wike should just apply for asylum in Brazil

Orlandoo:
The notorious Abuja land grabber can only be commiting all these heinous crimes against Nigerians under the corrupt Tinubu.

truthera:
Another deceitful analysis so Nnamdi Kanu jumped bail and not the government that wanted to kill him forced him to jump bail? Was he not attacked by Nigerian military in his house? I am now convinced that this discussion is pointless because you are no different from buckeyemedia and others on this thread. IPOB did not start as a lawless armed group and ESN was never formed to carry arms to fight the government. You speak as if self defence is not recognized by law. If in your long worded big grammar, one can't find these basic truths then it is all empty words and waste of effort on your part. You downplayed the killing of over 100 people just to condemn Kanu. Are you even aware that it was the government that pushed IPOB into violence with it's military offensive campaign? This may be my last reply to you on this thread as you've proven to me once again in your analysis that you lack integrity.

Ofunaofu:
This is what you get when a government seeks advice from pathological liars like Reno Omokri

buckeyemedia:
Always Igbo, why?

Orlandoo:
Tinubu desperately looking to make himself the famous president in history, but he is the most infamous one.

truthera:
I am sure buckeyemedia did not read malali the honorable red biro writer's submission to give a 5 star thumbs up as long as my ID is on a thread about Nnamdi Kanu. When Kanu finally regains his freedom I hope someone here won't develop high blood pressure.

OfoIgbo:
This is the faction of NANS sponsored by Tinubu.

The real NANS has already spoken

SonOfDSoil01:
this is bitter obis backyard, they have all left him in the sinking ship, this says alot about is leadership traits and some delusional clowns still thinks he as a chance to win the presidential election…..this form of delusion is synonymous with malaria 😂😂😂😂

Stolen:
THE PEOPLE VOTED LABOUR AND PDP NOT APC.




THAT IS NOT GOING TO CHANGE COME 2027.




THIS IS ENUGU.,

miracle002:
This one na initial gra gra. No be who first call Police dey win case. They are just making noise.

What I know is this evil Satanic Apc together with Tinubu will not win 2027 presidential election

malali:
It’s curious that your entire argument fixates on the mode of Nnamdi Kanu’s arrest, deliberately ignoring the grave crimes he has committed, including charges of terrorism, treasonable felony, and incitement to violence that have caused hundreds of deaths and destruction across the Southeast. The question is not only how he was brought back, but why he was evading justice for so long and putting lives at risk.

Let’s put this in perspective: international abductions of suspects or extraditions are not unprecedented, and legality often hinges on whether the person was avoiding justice. Some notable cases:

1. Carlos the Jackal (Ilich Ramírez Sánchez) – Captured in Sudan in 1994 and handed over to France. His capture was controversial, but he was wanted for multiple terrorist crimes across Europe.

2. Victor Bout (Arms Dealer) – Arrested in Thailand in a U.S.-led sting operation in 2008 and extradited. Questions were raised about sovereignty and legality, but his charges involved serious international crimes.

3. Rafael Caro Quintero (Mexican Drug Lord) – Evaded capture for decades; his eventual arrest involved cross-border operations with legal scrutiny.


4. Adolf Eichmann – Captured by Mossad in Argentina in 1960 and brought to Israel. His abduction violated Argentine law, yet was justified given the magnitude of his crimes during the Holocaust.

5. Roman Polanski (Hollywood director) – Evaded U.S. authorities for decades; his eventual arrest involved international legal wrangling and contested jurisdiction.

The point is clear: international law does provide mechanisms to bring fugitives to justice, particularly when they are actively evading trial or bail. While procedural errors can be criticized, the core issue is accountability for crimes committed.

Focusing solely on the arrest method ignores the victims, the destruction, and the rule of law. Justice isn’t suspended because someone fled; law enforcement has both a duty and precedent to ensure that individuals answer for serious crimes, even if their capture involves complex legal and diplomatic challenges.