₦airaland Forum

Peterobiisathie:
drug traffickers should not be left out too

Richtaiwo:
A quick glance at these ones will tell you which part of the country they come from.

Suspected Fulani armed men invaded three communities, Jantsauni, Mai Doki, and Maiyamma, suburban areas of Yarkasuwa in Kurama Chiefdom, Lere Local Government Area, last night, killing four people.

The attackers also abducted ECWA Pastor, Rev. Istifanus Dunga, and 11 others.

The National Publicity Secretary of the Federated Kurama Association, Mr. Pius Agaji Kyauta, who confirmed the incident to Daily Post, explained that the attack occurred around 10 p.m., when the assailants stormed the communities and fired sporadically, resulting in the killing of four people and the abduction of several others.

Kyauta stated that there is an urgent need for security intervention, as the communities have been ravaged beyond imagination.

A source said his father was kidnapped without clothes, along with his younger sister, adding that the attackers, numbering in their hundreds, surrounded every targeted house.

He said, “You dare not go out to run; they will just shoot you. And if you remain indoors, they will enter and take you away.”

He confirmed that the four people killed were youths between the ages of 27 and 30, stressing that, at the moment, no ransom demands have been made by the kidnappers.

He explained that the entire community is left in deep mourning, describing the attack as an evil that has befallen the Kurama nation and requires both security and spiritual intervention.

Boko Haram Fighters Attack Chibok Community In Borno, Burn Down Church, Injure Residents

Terrorists suspected to be Boko Haram fighters launched a late-night attack on Pemi village in Chibok Local Government Area of Borno State, destroying a church building before being repelled by troops of Operation HADIN KAI.

In a brief post shared by a local resident, Zariyi Yusuf, the incident was described as yet another violent assault on the Christian community in Chibok, the same area globally known for the 2014 abduction of schoolgirls by Boko Haram.

“This is Chibok, yesterday (on November . Boko Haram took down a Church and it’s not even making news. Glory to God, no lives were lost,” Yusuf wrote.

Confirming the attack, counterinsurgency expert Zagazola Makama reported that the terrorists stormed Pemi village around 10:30pm, firing sporadically and injuring two residents.

“The troops of Operation HADIN KAI have successfully repelled attack by Boko Haram terrorists in Pemi Village in Chibok Local Government Area of Borno State,” he said.

According to Makama, the victims, identified as Mallam Bukar, 30, and Yama Sumai, 40, sustained gunshot injuries to the leg and hand respectively.

“The troops in collaboration with other security agencies as well as the Civilian Joint Task Force (CJTF)/Hunters Group were swiftly mobilized to the scene and successfully repelled the attackers,” he said.

The injured were later evacuated to General Hospital Yola in Adamawa State for treatment, where they are said to be responding well.

This is coming amid calls from the US government warning Nigerian Government to immediately stop ‘Christian Genocide’ in the country.

The Nigerian presidency had also expressed optimism that President Bola Tinubu will soon meet with his American counterpart, Donald Trump, to further strengthen bilateral relations between both countries.

The Special Adviser to President Tinubu on Media and Policy Communication, Daniel Bwala, stated this on Monday.

He expressed the hope during an interview on Arise Television’s Prime Time.

“I said Tinubu and Trump will hopefully meet, either at the White House or the State House.

“It could happen at any time. In diplomacy, protocol is key. When you’re building something, it must be preserved and protected.

“We will not be pressured into revealing the stage we are at in this discussion because in diplomacy there must be respect for protocol,” Bwala said.

His comments come amid Trump's designation of Nigeria as a country of particular concern and threats of military operation.

The assurance follows earlier remarks made by Bwala in a statement issued on Saturday, November 1, 2025, in which he emphasised that both leaders share a common vision in combating terrorism and protecting humanity from violent extremism.

"Both President @officialABAT and President @realDonaldTrump have shared interest in the fight against insurgency and all forms of terrorism against humanity," Bwala had said.

He noted that the Trump administration had extended significant support to Nigeria’s security efforts, which President Tinubu has effectively built upon.

"President Trump has assisted Nigeria a lot by authorising the sale of arms to Nigeria and President Tinubu has adequately utilised the opportunity in the fight against terrorism for which we have massive results to show for it," the statement added.

Bwala further stated that any perceived differences between the two leaders on the nature of terrorist targets in Nigeria would be addressed during their upcoming engagement.

Christistruth00:
Tinubu is married to a Christian
And Seyi Tinubu his son is a Christian too

Bandits Attack Katsina Community, Kill Four Residents Including Pregnant Woman, Abduct Others

Bandits have reportedly attacked Gidan Dan Yaya community in the Kankara Local Government Area of Katsina State, killing four people, including a pregnant woman, injuring one, and abducting at least 10 residents.

The attack, SaharaReporters gathered, occurred on Sunday night, with reports indicating the bandits targeted the community, leaving a trail of death and destruction.

A source and X user with account Bakatsine and handle @DanKatsina50, who shared the information on X, revealed that Kankara LGA had recently signed a peace pact with bandits, raising concerns about the effectiveness of such agreements.

SaharaReporters had reported that in a related incident, bandits also attacked Faruruwa community in Shanono Local Government Area of Kano State, abducting five women, including four nursing mothers.

In earlier tweet, it also stated "Yesterday night, bandits attacked Faruruwa community in Shanono LGA, Kano State. They abducted five women, including four nursing mothers. The raid comes as several LGAs in neighbouring Katsina State have had peace pacts with bandit groups, a move I warn may be displacing bandits into neighbouring states.

"Kano State must urgently coordinate with Katsina Government and reinforce frontline security or risk the peace deals in Katsina crippling Kano’s security

Eminent2025:
The big fat lie in Nigeria is that Muslims are Majority. I doubt this. Upon how Northerners try to suppress expansion of Christianity in Core North. There is no Northern State that doesn't have thousand of churches and millions of christians, including Sokoto, Kano and Borno but to South-South and South -East you rarely see Mosque not to talk of Muslim. Muslims population in Akwa Ibom alone is not up to 2000. Only Hausa/ Fulani residents there and their Mosque not up to five. Everything in Nigeria is politics . Even the Majority of Northerners recoding in Akwa Ibom are christians from middle belt.

PapalsBull:
Some areas in today's northern Africa was once dominated by Christians; Hippo, Carthage, Alexandria.
Until the Christians there were ransacked and kill.ed by the advancing Arabs Muslims Jihadists.

Except for a few Coptic Christians who are facing extinction via persecution nothing is left.

christejames:
Let me burst your bubble 🗯️,


Most of the green areas are uninhabitable and sparsely populated apart from the littoral areas and the North.

But they will want you to believe that they are the majority especially in Nigeria