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Coming from the undertaker

adamkkk:
this ur copy and paste is not even correct


Do research next time before u embarrass urself online

Apart from judiciary debunk the list lemme see

This man is a disgrace to humanity

The Christians will never be satisfied until Muslims are subdued.
With the followings post they will still complain to CAN and America claiming victims or marginlsation
CBN
CDS
CAS
FIRS
MOFI
EFCC
INEC
IGP
DSS
CUSTOM
IMMIGRATION
NNPC
AVIATION
WORKS
JUDICIARY
PETROLEUM
FCT etc
Yet they are crying of Muslims dominations

adetope22:
It is well. The law the law the law, the law the law the law

Ask same Chatgpt is the US has any extradition treaty with Afganistan ,Pakistan,Iraq,Kuwait etc before randomly picked those detainee in Guantanamo Bay after 9/11?

Those calling for the invasion of a foreign country in Nigeria are 99% don't know what's coming for them, and if it happens, 99% of them will feel the consequences of a superpower invasion even more. You see, history is a great teacher. I support the U.S pressure on the political class to act faster and more resolutely. Yes to sanctions on political authorities found wanting in collaboration with the terrorists. Yes to strong pressure from the U.S and other superpowers to support absolute religious freedom in Nigeria. Yes to the enthronement of freedom of speech, freedom of association, etc, in Nigeria. And NO to any foreign military invasion of the country. For those that needed a small lesson in history.....follow me: In 1958, the Maronite Christians in Lebanon called for the United States' support against the alleged excesses of Muslims, both Shia and Sunni, in Lebanon. Among them, the Christian population in Lebanon is the absolute Majority. By the 1958 invasion of Lebanon by the United States Special Forces purportedly to support and protect the Christian population in Lebanon, several damages were done to the same population they claimed to want to protect. The country ended up in a power-sharing arrangement that sees division of authorities into three: 1. The President, under the leadership of the Maronite Christians. 2. The Prime Minister, headed by a Sunni Muslim 3. Speaker of the parliament led by Shia Muslims As of today, the Christian Population in Lebanon is 41%, far less than prior to the U.S invasion of 1958. No one gained anything. Lebanon is still very much in chaos as of today, while the Superpower gained complete control of the resources of interest in that land, the Mediterranean and the Dead Sea. Then come the Kurds in Iraq. In 2003, the Kurds were the principal supporters of the U.S invasion against Saddam Hussein. They went on an international tour, documenting all forms of atrocities against the Saddam Regime. Eventually, the U.S invaded Iraq in March 2003 to the full fanfare of the Kurds. Afterwards, what happened to the Kurds in Iraq? No one hears about them again. Their resources were completely dominated by the Superpower. All the oil wells in Northern Iraq, where the Kurds are located, are fully controlled by the American companies, while the Kurds are living under a full superpower colony. The Kurds are nearing going into oblivion. And here come the Yazidis in Syria. They were all over the media condemning the atrocities of the Alawite rule in Syria under Bashar al-Assad. An uprising was ensured against the Assad Regime in 2011, to the full fanfare of the Yazidis. After several wars that consumed nearly 600,000 lives, most of whom are the Yazidis, Assad still remains in Power while the Yazidis became the biggest victims. It takes the Greater Israel strategy to take Assad out of Power in December 2024 by a known ISIS terrorist, Ahmed al Joulani, who was openly and visibly encouraging his fighters to slaughter Yazidis in front of the cameras for all the world to see. In the end, the same superpower rewarded Al Joulani and his team with the Syrian Presidency. They rebranded him as Ahmed al Sharaa, and he was welcomed to the White House with the full paraphernalia of the United States. Where are the Yazidis in this equation, used, dumped, and abandoned? I don't need to remind you about the Benghazi in Libya or the South Sudanese who called for the superpower to overthrow their alleged enemies. They have all been used and dubbed, and the superpower interest always takes precedence over all others. It is a classic colonial game to use the aggrieved party, justify invasion, project their national interest, and then discard the aggrieved party into oblivion. Therefore, it is true that we have our internal problems in Nigeria. Killings are indeed ongoing, and the government has to meet its primary responsibility of protecting the lives and properties of the citizens. It is also true that the Christians in Nigeria are the ones who reported the killings of their fellow members, while the Muslims sit and watch while they are being killed on a daily basis, simply hiding behind a political equation. If the Christians can report the killings of their fellow members, no one should vilify them for doing such. In fact, it shows care and concern for their fellow members. Therefore, no one should blame the Christians for reporting the killings done to their members and destruction done to their churches, and no one should blame the U.S for using the word Christian genocide, because that is the report they have documented on their table. What of us, the Muslims? Where are the sheikhs? where is the Sultan? Where are the Ulamas? Did they even care to report the atrocities done to their fellow members, even to the United Nations or the ICC? Is there any record of such? Most of us Muslims sit idly by, watch, blame it on destiny, and do nothing. But on Palestinian issues, you find many imams voicing hard and issuing strong attacks. Is that how the Muslim ummah should continue? Why would the JNI, the NSCIA, MURIC, etc, only issue reactionary press statements and not take decisive action on the killings done to their members and the destruction done to the mosques? Can we confront the truth and take responsibility for our failings? Emotional responses or reactionary press statements or certain argumentative defenses we put forward after the damage is done are not what will address the threat of the terrorists and bandits that destroy our women, our children, our homes, and our lands. Truth be told, there are serious historical and underlying issues between Muslims and Christians, especially in Northern Nigeria; both parties are guilty and innocent at the same time, but we don't seem ready to talk about it. Until we do, we can't get to the root of this matter. The greatest healer of all disagreements and contentions is the truth. It is absolutely welcome that the U.S should leverage its instruments to pressure the political authorities in Nigeria to rise and protect the citizens, with the appropriate shape and form it may take, but not with invasion. It will be a disaster of monumental proportions to want American boots on the ground in Nigerian soil. If the American boots are here, they are not coming for you; they are coming for themselves and for the values that they will eventually derive from your weaknesses and failings as a nation. In fact, if history is something that can be leveraged as above, then the Americans always come to empower those they accuse of oppression, above those who claimed to be oppressed. Our national Interest should take precedence over all other precedencies, and we should protect our homeland with dignity and respect, while we hold those in authority accountable for their failings.

atobs4real:
The Nigerian government should stop lying.
There is GENOCIDE

In 1958, the Maronite Christians in Lebanon called for the United States' support against the alleged excesses of Muslims, both Shia and Sunni, in Lebanon. Among them, the Christian population in Lebanon is the absolute Majority. By the 1958 invasion of Lebanon by the United States Special Forces purportedly to support and protect the Christian population in Lebanon, several damages were done to the same population they claimed to want to protect. The country ended up in a power-sharing arrangement that sees division of authorities into three: 1. The President, under the leadership of the Maronite Christians. 2. The Prime Minister, headed by a Sunni Muslim 3. Speaker of the parliament led by Shia Muslims As of today, the Christian Population in Lebanon is 41%, far less than prior to the U.S invasion of 1958.

seunoyeleyep:
End time Reverend. Shame on you Mr governor

Simply because he did not agree with the Zionist campaign against Nigeria

Trump please tell your Militaty Commander to study the Nigerian Map very before you throw the bomb
Akwa ibom is different from Awka
Otukpo is different from Otukpa
Benue is different from Benin
Oyo is different from Uyo
Bauchi is different from Auchi
Delta is different from Dutse
Aba is different from Abuja
Katsina is different from Katsina Ala
Cross river is different from Rivers

Why Trump’s remarks should wake Nigeria up, not divide it When President Donald Trump recently threatened possible U.S. Military intervention in Nigeria, it sent Shockwaves across the Country and the Diaspora. Social media exploded with panic, speculation, and conspiracy theories. As both a proud U.S. Air Force Veteran and a Nigerian deeply concerned about the state of my homeland, I believe it is time to separate emotion from logic and look at the situation for what it really is. Let us be clear: the United States will not invade Nigeria. President Trump’s words, though forceful, are not a declaration of War. They are a pressure tactic, a Diplomatic move meant to push Nigeria’s leadership to confront an escalating internal Crisis that the world can no longer ignore. Under the Tinubu administration, Nigeria’s Security architecture has deteriorated at an alarming pace. From Southern Kaduna to Plateau State, Countless Communities have endured unimaginable violence. Villages have been destroyed, families displaced and lives shattered. The Debate over whether this Crisis amounts to genocide misses the point entirely. We do not need a genocide before we act. The bloodshed, displacement and fear across affected regions are already far beyond acceptable limits. Videos, eyewitness accounts and on-the-ground reports all tell the same Story: Citizens Cry out for help and government response comes too late, if at all. While Nigerians of every faith have suffered, the Christian minority in Northern Nigeria has been particularly devastated. So, while President Trump’s remarks may sound provocative, they have forced an uncomfortable but necessary conversation about Nigeria’s worsening insecurity and the government’s lack of urgency. Despite Trump’s tough talk, a U.S. invasion of Nigeria is not on the table, not now or ever. The United States does not launch Military Campaigns where there is no direct National Security or economic interest and Nigeria poses neither. America’s Defense posture is guided by protecting U.S. Citizens, allies and trade routes, not by starting expensive Wars in friendly Nations. The Conspiracy theory that the U.S. wants to invade Nigeria for its resources is both illogical and unsupported by facts. Here are the facts: Natural Resources: The U.S. has far greater Mineral wealth than Nigeria, an estimated $45 trillion worth, including the world’s largest proven Coal reserves and Substantial Deposits of Oil, Gas, Uranium, Gold and Copper. Rare Earth Elements [REEs]: As of 2025, the U.S. holds about 1.9 million metric tons of rare earth reserves, among the largest globally. Nigeria’s are around 13,000 tonnes, notable regionally but minimal in global comparison. Oil and Gas: The U.S. is the world’s largest natural Gas producer and a net exporter of Crude Oil. In early 2025, it even exported Crude to Nigeria for the first time, while Nigeria’s Dangote Refinery later Shipped Gasoline to the U.S. This Shows a relationship of trade, not competition. In Short, America has no reason to invade Nigeria. It benefits far more from peace, partnership and economic Cooperation than from Confrontation. Where Nigeria should be worried is not in the threat of invasion but in its Diplomatic direction. In recent years, Nigeria has inched Closer to the BRICS alliance, which includes China, Russia, India, Brazil and South Africa, while drifting away from its long-standing Western partners. That Shift might seem like political Strategy, but it risks isolating Nigeria from powerful global allies that have historically supported its Stability. For all its flaws, the United States remains the world’s most powerful nation economically, Militarily and technologically. Nigeria, as Africa’s largest Democracy and most populous Country, stands to gain far more from maintaining a balanced, transparent and Strategic partnership with Washington than from trying to realign completely elsewhere. Across the Sahel, terrorist movements are resurging. Mali is teetering on the edge of being overtaken by Al-Qaeda-linked forces, an outcome that would ripple across the region. Nigeria must not be a Spectator. It must lead. That leadership begins with fixing what is broken at home, rebuilding our Security institutions, restoring public trust and demonstrating that the Nigerian state still has the Capacity and Will to protect its people. President Trump’s remarks, while blunt, should be viewed not as an insult to Nigeria’s Sovereignty, but as a Wake-up call. The Nigerian government must not wait for foreign threats to do what leadership and duty already demand. In Conclusion, The United States will not invade Nigeria because it has no Strategic, economic or moral incentive to do so. But Nigeria should not need the fear of foreign intervention to address its deep internal decay. The tragedy of our political situation isn’t that outsiders are plotting against us, it’s that we keep standing still while our own house burns. What this moment calls for is not panic, but purpose. Not Conspiracy, but competence. Not rhetoric, but real leadership. Nigeria must awaken, take responsibility and reclaim its destiny.

Quest7777:
It's such a pity that Tribalism & Religious sentiments have eroded the senses of many Nigerians.

Imagine a scenario where some "Christian Extremists" in the South, are attacking & burning down Mosques and some Churches who don't accept their Extremist Doctrines, with the aim of establishing their Extrimist doctrines in the whole South.

#1. Will Muslims not consider that as a genocide against them.
#2. Will Muslims take it lightly just because some churches were also attacked.
#3. If no single person behind the attacks is arrested & prosecuted, will Muslims be OK with that, since Christians are also victims.

Im a Muslim and i totally agree with you.
Humanity above all religion

Wike is a confusionist

unclejb2:
You are mad. What has your numerous checkpoints achieved in the south east . Nothing. When did the south east become volatile compared to how long the military has waged this unseen warfare

Piig, It has achieve a lot. At least all the igbos leaders are now begging for Kanu release.
Remember PMB says they are tiny colony

Racoon:
So Buhari has not served northern interest? Suffer no dey ever tire una.

Compared the suffering this administration are subjecting the masses to now Buhari should be Knighted as matter of urgency

Botragelad:
Not sweating just calling out Russia for what they are.

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But the US along with other western countries are providing weapons and ammunitions to the Israeli government in genocide in Gaza

VillageOracle00:
why did you say so

Which means you are not in Nigeria. Inflation more than 38%

Slurity:
You just looking for everyway to paint people bad with your senseless thinking. A Muslims man is dead two weeks ago, the government already choose his replacement to take over his post, why will they still need to put him in the mortuary for two weeks? To cover for what exactly? Hatred will always make you look stupid in your thinking.

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He was never a Muslim.
He died as "qafir"
Same people that were treating Seaman Abbas as a slave are no more. Life will humble you.
"Everything declines after reaching its peak, therefore let no man be beguiled by the sweetness of a pleasant life"

Abu al-Baqa’ al-Rundi

As it stands, Trump at 78 would be sworn in as the 47th President of the USA. Lessons learnt: * Americans voted against LGBTQ even though they want the world to embrace it. * Americans don't mind a racist as President, as long as they like him & feel that he can do better. * Ballot boxes were burnt, scan machines not working at some polling boots. * The US talks bout equal rights for women, but, strongly voted against a FEMALE PRESIDENT. * Trump failed to return his tax for years, refused to present his tax returns, and got a court to bar anyone from asking him to. * Trump is a convicted felon, has federal charges on him, but was allowed to contest even though the constitution states otherwise. * Back in 2021, Trump refused to accept the outcome of an election, incited his fanbase to attack American properties. Politics is played the same way, worldwide. Hypocrisy is when u criticize ur country, but applaud the same thing elsewhere!
Obi handlers I hope you are reading.
CC
Seun Mynd44
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Taku555:
Oga, have you ever allowed Igede to produce a senator? Allow Igede to represent Zone C senatorial district before asking for governorship seat.

State governed by TIV(thieves) for decades

Taku555:
Oga, have you ever allowed Igede to produce a senator? Allow Igede to represent Zone C senatorial district before asking for governorship seat.

HRH. AGABAIDU ABRAHAM AJENE OKPABI -- OCHI'IDOMA II (
1924-1995) an Igede man. Show me an ethnic
group or tribes that can tolerate such in the whole of this
universal. That show the liberal part of a typical Idoma man.
Even the beleaguered Tiv will never concede a ward to other tribes

“Does the world expect us to be well-behaved victims while we are getting killed? For us to be slaughtered without making a noise?”

— Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar.

Taku555:
ABA Morro and Mike were at the helms of the federal government arns and what did they do apart from giving jobs to you guys. Democracy is ruled by the majority.

Nice one, if democracy is really a game of number,
why are the TIV(thieves) rotating the governorship among themselves?
Holistically ,why is the Southern Nigerian craving for power shift
hence the North always has the numerical advantages?
Simple fact the TIV(thieves) are greedy and looting the common wealth of the state.
BENUE CEMENT
TARAKU MILLS
BURNT BRICKS
BENRO
LOBI BANK etc
All these coy were bankrupted headed by Barnabas Germade & his TIV(thieves) siblings

After God fear government.

backT:
Maybe you are. Not gone to where the Idomas are. You shouldn't be stupid. Your bitterness will not take you anywhere. Kpongo twar

Then ask yourself simple question, why should they (those tiv girls especially)be doing "whocup" & ashaw0 if Benue State has better
& sensitives leaders than those "tif"(TIV) who had philandering's
the treasury from time immemorial ?
Shame on them.
Benue Cement
Benro ltd
Taraku mills
Lobi bank
Benue Brewery etc
All this companies headed by the TIV with like of Barnabas Germade & co were bankrupted.

backT:
This hatred in you is alarming. Repent or it will consume you.

Virtually all the brothels in Abacha road and environs are home to TIV girls.
Ask yourself why do they abandoned their state?

backT:
This hatred in you is alarming. Repent or it will consume you.

Nope , it is already consuming the TIV already.
Check all the clubs & brothels in ABACHA RD, FCT, etc.
Majority of the "whocup" & "ash@w0" there are Tiv.
So who is losing?

Skindiveaa7:
Oyi Doma we are all one.Achunun

You are one with TIV that treat you like a
2nd class citizen in Benue state