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“Sometimes, even when ransoms were paid, they would hold the person who came to pay the ransom and release the one who was held before. These things kept happening again and again, yet nothing was done on these cries, and if anything was done, it was not to the satisfaction of the Uromi indigenes.

“Though it is not right that they took the law into their hands, something triggered the anger. You can imagine that when people are arrested in the act and taken to the appropriate authorities, especially the police, and in a few days to months, you see the same people walking freely.

“Early this year, a pregnant woman was in labor, and the husband had no choice but to carry her around midnight to the hospital. On their way to the hospital, herdsmen kidnapped them. The woman was in labor throughout that night until morning, and she gave birth to a baby boy in their presence.

“The Fulani herdsmen gave that baby boy to their dog because they move with the dogs; the woman said she watched her baby being eaten alive by the dogs. She is still living with the trauma, so you cannot just say that because those victims were with dogs, it made them hunters. After this incident, they still asked for ransom before they were released. They did that to show their level of harshness.”

helinues:
As long as Igbos is involved, it can even be Pakistan Igbos

helinues:
And it hasn't be done to the Igbo's?

helinues:
Shoot at site order should be given to the security operatives in that area

helinues:
And the moral story of this comparation?

helinues:
And the correlation with this thread?

helinues:
Those are kidnappers.

People are using herdsmen/bandits from North to be perpetrating evil in Southern part of the country

And to those who might want to insist that it's still bandits/herdsmen, how can illiterate them in their few number be disturbing how many people in the southern part of Nigeria

What precisely is the uselessness of being educated always claimed by the Southerners

yeyebrity:
Revenge time. It's possible he mistreated her when they were in Nigeria, and now it's time to get her pound of flesh. But come to think of it, if that were the case, he wouldn't have relocated with her to the UK. Some people are just mean and not loyal at all!

Mynd44:
Does Adebayo Ogunlesi identify as Nigerian?

Sharpsharp00123:
One constant thing


No developer!!
No noisemaker!!

Real money don't make noise unlike all those noisemakers with crumbs disturbing the place

kettykin:
This is all they’ve ever known—a life of tribalism greed, and filth, accomplishing nothing their whole existence but spreading nepotism like a radioactive plague, choking the system with incompetence. They’ve polluted every institution they touched, dragging the country into the mud while wearing agbadas soaked in mediocrity. And their so-called “righteous rebels”? Mute, impotent, and irrelevant. A choir of cowards too spineless to speak, too useless to act. All bark, no soul. A disgraceful generation of glorified spectators watching the country burn, applauding their own cowardice.

And don’t even mention the “Save Nigeria Group”—a faded ghost of failed activism, now buried beneath the rubble of their own hypocrisy. They screamed when it was convenient, vanished when it mattered, and left Nigeria to rot on a stretcher. The nation is in full-blown decay, and these parasites either feast on its corpse or sit silent, hoping the collapse doesn't touch their compound. History will not forgive them. Neither should we.

Racoon:
Yet the government of the day is still borrowing to no end.

beerfraud:
I can feed your entire family from now till your generation vanish