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Foreign Affairs › Re: Zelensky Condemns US Extension Of Russian Sanctions Waiver by CaseSensitive(m):
Someone should tell Zelensky that he is now irrelevant. He allowed USA to use him as a battlefield condom (use and dispose) against Russia, now that USA has bigger fish to fry in Iran, they've abandoned him and he's now wailing around the world.

To America, you're the frontier of democracy in one minute and in the next minute, you are a variable in their gas price calculation. Zelensky has still not worked it out yet.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Trump: Israel Is A Great Ally Of The United States And Knows How To Win by CaseSensitive(m): 12:27pm On Apr 19
Israel knows how to win because Netanyahu waited patiently for an American president stoopeed enough to go to war against Iran
Foreign Affairs › Re: Macron Greets Italian PM Giorgia Meloni In An Awkward Way by CaseSensitive(m):
Zelensky will be jealous of Meloni right now while Brigitte Macron will be preparing another slap for his husband/wife/child.
Foreign Affairs › Re: North Korea Boosting Ability To Manufacture Nuclear Arms, IAEA Chief Warns by CaseSensitive(m): 2:36pm On Apr 15
North Korea sleeping with two eyes closed knowing that US would never dare bring democracy and freedom to them.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Lafarge Found Guilty Of Financing Islamic State & Other Terrorist Groups by CaseSensitive(m): 11:26pm On Apr 14
Blunt99:
The major singular thing wrong with Nigeria is your leaders who can't account for the "little" they generate, while looting with wreckless abandon.

The second major thing is Islam, which has acted as a fertile ground to spread terrorism by Western and European groups as you rightly mentioned, including countries like Turkey, Iran, UAE, and other islam aligned nations, which you intentionally avoided.

I would add a third, which you also failed to mention for whatever reason:

The Chinese.

This has been one of the public truth and outcry for years now, of how they fund banditary and terrorism to secure mining routes and sites, including sacking local communities to seize their land as mining sites.

You can't have a definitive solution if you nitpick terrorism base on your favorite.

Even Nigeria as a country is a product of British terrorism through ungodly amalgamation of unrelated traditions and cultures - the singular reason for all we are facing today as a fake country. The country shouldn't have existed in the first place.

There is nothing Nigerians can do about it, even if their eyes should open. We are all stuck in this mess, except the country is disintegrated
I agree with your position on careless mismanagement of national revenue. I do not however agree with your assertion that I intentionally leave out other actors like Turkey and Iran (with the exception of UAE) because as far as I am aware, I have no knowledge of Turkey and Iran sponsoring terrorism in Nigeria but the case of US/EU/Israel/UAE and other western or western aligned nation is well documented. Iran practices Shia sect of Islam and are totally against terrorism. Even Sunni sect are not violent, Turkey is overwhelmingly Sunni Muslim nation just like in Nigeria but there’s another sub-sect of Sunni Islam (Wahabi) which promotes violence and is the sect that ISIS, Boko Haram and other terrorist groups belong to.


So I’d be careful to place a blanket blame on Islam as a whole. You cannot blame the actions of a very tiny minority in Northern Nigeria on the whole religion that is practiced in the South where christians and muslims co-exists in harmony.


With that said, we can also draw parallels between what’s going on in Nigeria at the moment with terrorism and unrest events in Democratic Republic of Congo and Sudan where the root cause of the terrorism is linked directly to resources but without the religious pretext.

Nigeria shouldn’t have happened as you rightly said and we have failed to make the best out of our diversity because I believe that our diversity is what makes Nigeria a force to reckon with in Africa, I also strongly hold the notion that not a single Nigerian citizen deserves to die or displaced due to resource related terrorism, thus, if Nigeria must split because of that, then so be it but does that solve the “Islamic terrorism” problem? Terrorism has many faces.

And lastly, it may sound to you that I’m nitpicking but that’s far from the truth. I may be more critical of the West due to their documented covert involvement in unrests, insurgencies and wars around the world and Nigeria/Africa isn’t an exception.

Also I may look at China, Russia and Iran more favourably because as far as I’m aware, they’re not sponsoring terrorism in Nigeria, if anything, China is actively supporting Africa with infrastructures that the West failed to support with. Russia/USSR built Ajaokuta steel plant and also signed an MoU with Nigeria to build nuclear reactors for energy generation. The West certainly doesn’t want a nuclear powered Nigeria. The West refused to sell weapons to Goodluck Jonathan’s regime to fight terrorism but condemned him when he turned to other nation just as they refused to sell weapons to Ibrahim Traore of Burkina Faso to fight terrorism which France covertly and overtly sponsored. Both the US and EU are now asking the Nigerian government to reintegrate Boko Haram fighters back into the society.

Like you mentioned that Iran, China and Turkey are also sponsoring unrest in Nigeria, I doubt it but can’t disprove it at the same time, so if you have proof of some sort, I’d like to see.

I rambled on but maybe you get my point.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Italy Suspends Its Defense Agreement With Israel by CaseSensitive(m): 2:33pm On Apr 14
The world is turning against the terrorist state of Israel.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Lafarge Found Guilty Of Financing Islamic State & Other Terrorist Groups by CaseSensitive(m): 2:30pm On Apr 14
DrugPRESIDENT01:
God bless Israel for exposing this to the world and yet assalamualaikum people hate Israel

This same larfarge has contracts all over Nigeria even under the cocaine pusher and no one said pin

We are waiting for the expose of the Lebanese friend of tinubu also maybe he is sponsoring Hezbollah
Israel is Chief ISIS, they all work together to fund terrorism. The reason you're reading about this is because of the intense diplomatic friction between Israel and France.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Lafarge Found Guilty Of Financing Islamic State & Other Terrorist Groups by CaseSensitive(m): 2:24pm On Apr 14
When we kept saying that EU/US/Israel are the ones financing terrorism in Nigeria, some people were foaming in the mouth. EU/US/Israel & Brothers belong to the same WhatsApp group. One causes instability, others move in with their mining companies and they all profit.

These people are pack hunters. They hunt in coordination and they all enjoy their loot together, that's why their own countries keep developing while Africa remain stuck, that's their ultimate plan for Africa - A continent where you extract resources cheap as chips, but Nigerians are going round and round in circles fighting religious and tribal wars. Maybe one day your eyes will open.
Foreign Affairs › Re: 15 US Warships Are Blockading The Strait Of Hormuz Right Now - Trump by CaseSensitive(m): 1:59pm On Apr 14
Break an enemy blockade by blockading their blockade - Donald Tzu (The Art Of War)
Christianity Etc › Re: Islamic And Christian God Not My Belief – Wole Soyinka by CaseSensitive(m): 1:56pm On Apr 14
Correct man. Islam and Christianity are both from the Middle East region, just like Hinduism is native to India etc. I identify with the Orisas of my land and ancestors. I profess that Eledumare is the supreme God.

Africans should have no business with foreign gods.
Politics › Re: Boko Haram Used Drones To Strike Army Convoy, Kill Colonel, Others In Borno by CaseSensitive(m): 4:09pm On Apr 13
Boko Haram = USA & Israel but religious fanatics are blind to see it.
Foreign Affairs › Re: US Begins Mine-clearing Operation In Strait Of Hormuz Amid Fragile Ceasefire by CaseSensitive(m): 3:30pm On Apr 12
brain54:
Trump now threatening China... undecided


It's okay for him to supply Ukraine and isreal weapons. But not for China to supply Iran?


The logic of America and the west always gives me chronic headaches.


He wants to open another front on which to fight.... I wonder how much and how many wars he can fight at the same time... especially with a power like China.


He should think it out very well o... not that after 2 weeks into it he would start begging for a cease fire again.


Very unstable somebody!
China has been supporting Iran in the war, just like USA has been supporting its proxies e.g., Ukraine and Israel. USA is no longer the world's hegemony who dictates to other sovereign nations what to or not to do. USA knows it's not ready to face China in a kinetic war.
Foreign Affairs › Re: The War Is Turning Iran Into A Major World Power - Dr. Robert A. Pape by CaseSensitive(m):
2RightHands1Coc:
Dreamers FC
Yes... to some dum dums who see geopolitical realities through the lens of FC stanship.
Foreign Affairs › Re: The War Is Turning Iran Into A Major World Power - Dr. Robert A. Pape by CaseSensitive(m):
All thanks to Trump. Iran has never really flexed its strategic muscles until Trump FA and FO. Gone are the days where USA ruled the world with a strong military to back it up. That era is now disappearing in the eyes of the world - their financial control and military power can now be checkmate and that's what the world needs.

With Europe totally on the sidelines and no where to be found, power is shifting from West to East.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran Used Russian Missiles To Down U.S Fighter Jet - Intelligence Report (Photo) by CaseSensitive(m): 11:59am On Apr 10
ZUBY77:
The Islamic sympathizers in Nigeria have been trying to pull Russia and China into the war but those countries don't want to try USA.
Who are islamic sympathisers and what do you mean they have been trying to pull Russia and China into the war? Both Russia and China have been helping Iran in the war.

USA will lose a war against China, even Pentagon admits it.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran Used Russian Missiles To Down U.S Fighter Jet - Intelligence Report (Photo) by CaseSensitive(m): 12:01am On Apr 10
This may very well be another anti-Russia propaganda from UK. It has already been widely reported that Iran was successful at shooting down US fighter jets using their own homegrown heat seeking SA-67 missile.
Business › Re: Dangote Sugar Warns Staff On Chewing Of Company Sugarcane by CaseSensitive(m): 6:17pm On Apr 09
ppogba:
Sorry if you are offended.

Just be warned for the last time.
Red alert received, I will report myself immediately for sugarcane chewing related misconduct.
Business › Re: Dangote Sugar Warns Staff On Chewing Of Company Sugarcane by CaseSensitive(m): 4:13pm On Apr 09
And this is supposed to be a professional memo. Using languages such as "messing up", "red alert", "be warned for the last time!!!".
Foreign Affairs › Re: Rare Nationwide Protests In Japan Against Iran War by CaseSensitive(m): 4:08pm On Apr 09
Why build a nuclear weapon when you have the Strait of Hormuz
Foreign Affairs › Re: Pentagon Threatens Pope Leo After He Criticized Trump by CaseSensitive(m):
This Trump administration would have shot Jesus at a peaceful ICE protest, bury the evidence and call it "Protecting democracy".
Celebrities › Re: Offset Smokes Cigarette Outside Florida Hospital After Being Shot In The Leg by CaseSensitive(m): 2:30pm On Apr 08
Starboytwo:
Black Americans are one hell of a race.
African American is an entire race now? Interesting stuff
Business › Re: Imported Petrol Cheaper Than Dangote Fuel, Price May Raise Inflation –World Bank by CaseSensitive(m): 2:21pm On Apr 08
World Bank (foreign multinationals) wants you to import everything. These are institutions that controls Nigeria to a significant degree. Nigeria has no energy or food sovereignty. Energy and food sovereignty are the building blocks of growth in any nation.

Nigeria revels in religion bigotry and tribal supremacy instead - I guess that counts for something.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Trump Calls CNN Report ‘fraud’, Mentions “fake Nigerian Site” by CaseSensitive(m): 11:22am On Apr 08
After a bad ceasefire deal with Iran, of course attention will turn to Nigeria and Cuba
Foreign Affairs › Re: US B-52 Bombers Take Off From UK; To Meet Trump's Deadline by CaseSensitive(m): 9:24pm On Apr 07
franchasng:
I feel bad for poor, helpless Iranians who never liked these Islamic terrorist regime that held their Persian nation on ransom since 1979!


It is well, nature will protect you innocent Iranians, but as for the terror loving ones cheering IRGC on to continue sponsoring terrorists all around Middle East and Africa, you all will meet your waterloo soon angry
Iran is now sponsoring terrorism in Middle East and Africa?

Amusingly interesting stuff.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Trump Says 'whole Civilisation Will Die Tonight' If Iran Fails To Make Deal by CaseSensitive(m):
Sicklebear28:
What a 250 years old country has achieved 5000 years country couldn't achieved it.
Because the 250 year old country stole from the rest of the world, including from you. The 250 year old country survives on invading other countries, launching unprovoked wars and carrying out regime change etc.

The 5000 year old country on the other hand didn't invade or steal from any other country, neither did they pillage and plunder other countries to survive. In fact, the 250 year old country sanctioned the 5000 year old country for decades, limiting its economic potential.

Let's learn history before displaying buffoonery online.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Trump Says 'whole Civilisation Will Die Tonight' If Iran Fails To Make Deal by CaseSensitive(m): 6:11pm On Apr 07
US - a 250 year old country, wants to erase the civilisation of a 5000 year old nation. It shows who's more civilised between Iran and the US
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iranians Protect Their Power Plants By Forming Human Chains by CaseSensitive(m): 4:48pm On Apr 07
Moveittothem:
When you see terrorists operating, you will know immediately.

The most common trait is that they don't value human lives.

I thought they have been forming hard man and attacking innocent gulf states?

USA should carry out another Gaza there, anything seen on sight is bush meat.
Wow! Just wow
Politics › Re: We Sent US Missionary Alex Barber Out Of Nigeria Because He Created Division,… by CaseSensitive(m): 4:20pm On Apr 07
Kalulu44:
Let me get you straight, in other words it is the US that's sponsoring the killings right?
Top C.IA agents, a few US Congressman and a Former Director of the United States National Counterterrorism has come out openly to say US created and funds Boko Haram and other terrorist groups. Other countries and world powers are also doing the same in Nigeria. US has always sponsored insurgencies around the world, especially in Africa.

Make of that what you will.
Politics › Re: We Sent US Missionary Alex Barber Out Of Nigeria Because He Created Division,… by CaseSensitive(m): 3:57pm On Apr 07
NairalandBishop:
I guess Gumi, Bashir and one Sarki guy on X are creating peace and unity .

What should we say concerning Miyetti Allah who are known to make highly inflammatory demands to citizens in the middle belt as if they own the lands there. Are they preaching peace and peaceful coexistence?
But you don't know that US has been meeting with up with Miyetti Allah and other groups in the North? They're pitching one group of people against the other - It's a standard "Divide and Rule" tactics at play.

Nigerians have a long way to go.
Politics › Re: We Sent US Missionary Alex Barber Out Of Nigeria Because He Created Division,… by CaseSensitive(m):
They only sent him back to America because he made his supposedly covet operation too obvious - he drew too much attention to the destabilisation plan. America will send someone else that will operate below social media radar, like they have always done.

The plan is to incite a religious/civil war. Dichomo was supposed to lead on that front but he's too old, they want a Gen Z led unrest. Who will resonate with Gen Z other than someone around Alex Berbir's age?

Something similar happened in Nepal few months ago, sponsored by US.
Something similar will soon happen in Myanmar if China and India don't take quick action. Also sponsored by the US.

In Nigeria specifically, whatever the aim is, they are working in coordination with National Endowment for Democracy (NED). NED is an American NGO and they played a huge role in the EndSars protest. (Some of your influencers work for NED by the way). It's high time Nigeria starts auditing hundreds of foreign NGOs in Nigeria.

Alex Berbir is crowdfunding for arms and weapons that will later end up in the hands of “Christian youths”. The name of the NGO he created for this crowdfunding is called “Equipping The Persecuted”. (Google it).

US/EU, Qatar, Dubai, Saudi Arabia funds and supports insurgency in the North, same US/EU are calling for Nigeria to reintegrate captured Boko Haram terrorists back into the society while arming another group. It’s the exact playbook used in Democratic Republic of Congo.

Majority of Nigeria’s problems are engineered from outside of Nigeria and Nigerians need to wake the F up.

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