Let them show their faces for us to believe them. DSS can claim the aegis of Bayelsa, Rivers, Akwa Ibom and Cross River States Coastal Aborigines to spew out any nonsense they like, but we Biafrans of all ethnic groups are now smarter than the fulani DSS division of our people. It can no longer work for them.
Fact remains that there is no group like the aegis of Bayelsa, Rivers, Akwa Ibom, and Cross River States Coastal Aborigines. They don't exist. I can pay Punch N100K to post any article for me and it only takes threat by the DSS to get Punch to post this type of useless article. AUDIO GROUP.

Valkan:


He asked a question but you didn't read it did you

I took my time to read and found out that the OP made loads of sense. The zoo must be broken into pieces.

Waoohhh!! Good write-up. The zoo has no reason to remain as a country. Break it up!!

"Sen Remi's veiw on national matters are strictly hers, and have to symbiotic relationship with the political ideology of the asiwaju" one of his aides posited.

Yeah!! You are talking to foolish nigerians. Only they can believe you. We Biafrans are above these cheap lies.

It's a BIG and well PRONOUNCED game over for nigeria. UK offering asylum to Biafrans and now this. And you are still hoping for a better nigeria? Ol'boy, accept the FACT. It's GAME OVER!!!!!!!!!!!!

It's a BIG and well PRONOUNCED game over for nigeria. UK offering asylum to Biafrans and now this. And you are still hoping for a better nigeria? Ol'boy, accept the FACT. It's GAME OVER!!!!!!!!!!!!

The British Minister for Africa, James Duddridge, has described Nigeria’s security situation as massively complex.

He said no partnership would resolve the multiplicity of the country’s problems, whether it is Boko Haram insurgency or a number of other issues.


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Duddridge was fielding questions from newsmen in Abuja on Tuesday during his courtesy visit to the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Geoffrey Onyeama.

“The situation is massively complex and no partnership is going to resolve the multiplicity of problems whether it is Boko Haram or a number of other issues,” Duddridge said.

“In the UK, you have a strong partner across the full gamut of issues. So, it’s not just about intelligence and hard security and military, it’s about societies, it’s about humanitarian support, it’s about education and development partnership.

“It is not an end game, we don’t get to a point where we would say ‘this is the end of our relationship with Nigeria’ because we got what we want, we set a higher bar, we’re long -term partners.” he said.

He also recognised the role that Nigeria played in Africa, saying both Nigeria and the UK would deepen post-COVID-19 relations and work together to tackle climate change.

He also sought the need for both countries to realize the objectives of the Africa Continental Free Trade Agreement.

Earlier, Onyeama had said Nigeria was dealing with very difficult challenges, especially the unconventional nature of the fight against Boko Haram insurgency and terrorism.

“It is asymmetrical warfare, and we’re dealing with very difficult situations. We have an intelligence fusion unit with our partners -the US, UK, France,’’ he said.

He said Nigeria was struggling with unemployment and high inflation level, but that the country was gradually overcoming the situation.

He commended the British Government for all the support given to Nigeria to tackle her numerous challenges, especially in the Northeast.

Meanwhile, Senate President Ahmad Lawan, who also received Duddridge on Tuesday, sought the support of the British Government to address Nigeria’s security challenges.

Duddridge was at the National Assembly in company of the British High Commissioner to Nigeria, Catriona Laing.

“We believe that our country, our government has to do a lot to secure the people, their lives and their property and this is the time that all our friends across the world need to support us, give us the kind of support that we need.



https://dailytrust.com/no-partnership-will-resolve-nigerias-security-situation-uk