Fake news. They already scrapped this one. Lifting of sanctions and reparations by gulf states are what's been agreed. They've already agreed to stop the nuclear program and then decide what to do on their enriched Uranium over the next 60 days. A deal will be signed by Sunday. This your news is completely fake.
Else he will have a proper revolution in his hands.
I think very dark man is being worked on by the CIA. BAYO onanuga will put his boss n wahala
Apc fools do not know what armed revolution is … you see police dss army they will pull off thier uniforms and run away. Imagine 10k police men. Trying to suppress 2 million people . …. Una go learn soon.
Don't put him in trouble. Even if CIA is training him as an asset, if them pick am, CIA will comot hand.
During the emotional April 2021 Senate session, Senator Smart Adeyemi stood up to address the floor on Nigeria's worsening national security crisis, declaring that the country was bleeding and that lawmakers could no longer stay silent.
As he passionately urged the government to take drastic action against rampant kidnappings and killings, Senator Oluremi Tinubu interrupted him mid-speech, audibly questioning his party loyalty by asking if he was a wolf in sheep's clothing or a member of the opposition PDP. Adeyemi brushed off the interruption and continued his speech, but the intense, televised exchange between the two APC lawmakers instantly went viral, creating a lasting public association of conflict between Adeyemi and the Tinubu family.
Senator Smart Adeyemi: "Mr. President [of the Senate], insecurity is a serious problem today in Nigeria.... We cannot run away from the fact that, more than ever before in the history of our nation, this is the worst insecurity we have faced since after the Civil War. ...The President must rise to the occasion to resolve the security challenges... If we cannot save the country, then we should shut down the National Assembly and go home. Nigeria is bleeding."
Senator Oluremi Tinubu (Interrupting loudly): "Are you in PDP? Are you a wolf in sheep’s clothing?"
Senator Smart Adeyemi (Responding immediately): "Mr. President, I am an APC member. Let me tell you the truth, I am an APC member and I will remain an APC member. But I will tell the truth when it comes to the safety of our country. My people are being killed, and I cannot sit down here and look at what is happening and keep quiet. We cannot pretend that we are capable of handling the situation in our hands. The system has failed, and we must seek foreign assistance."
👆 This was 5 years ago. Same party members. Same people in government. What do you expect?
That's someone that already sold her soul. It's all about sharing formula to them.
There is right to self-defence in Nigeria. That right allows you to own a weapon for your own defence as long as it's registered. You can legally own a double-barrel, just not an automatic weapon.
israelmao: It can't never happen as Christ lives.I will build my church the gates of hell shall not prevail against it.
The first church started in Turkey - church of St. Peter (at Antioch). Today, Turkey is one of the most islamic countries in the world. Read about the Ottoman empire. The sultan of Sokoto is following the same script.
orikoku: let's act now, the script is written already, they're just acting on it page by page. Truly Nigeria youths are coward's including me. By now everyone supposed don enter street.
I tell you. In any sane country, no politician will be able to sleep soundly. But here they are campaigning for 2027 and sharing cars to party leaders.
The fact that they want Sharia in Oyo state proves it. We need community policing, not state police. Each neighborhood should be allowed to set up their own security networks and arm them. We must forget about relying on state or federal. They've proven to be useless against these bandits. That's the way forward.
Let private security networks be registered under the state for compliance. But now each community has the opportunity to take their own protection in their own hands. And bring back local government autonomy.
We need community policing, not state police. Each neighborhood should be allowed to set up their own security networks and arm them. We must forget about relying on state or federal. They've proven to be useless against these bandits. That's the way forward.
Let private security networks be registered under the state for compliance. But now each community has the opportunity to take their own protection in their own hands. And bring back local government autonomy.
WizardOfNG: The bitter, frustrated and vitriolic Atiku sinking to a new low. It is now Remi Tinubu he wishes attack as if she has any executive power or authority.
While he is pretending to be concerned about the security of Nigeria, he should tell us why he was happy sojourning In Dubai for years, including under Buhari, while security got considerably worse in his region of origin and he said/did nothing.
Charity begins at home. A man who does not care to prioritise and tackle problems in his home will be concerned about the entire village how?
People like this one make me ashamed to call myself Nigerian. Empathy dead. Intelligence zero.
I don't understand this kind of jazz. Why are people not protesting? Why are we allowing it to be business as usual with these politicians? The jazz strong gan.
Each neighborhood must set up their own security networks and arm them. We must forget about relying on state or federal. They've proven to be useless against these bandits. That's the way forward.
States should follow Makinde's footsteps. Let private security networks be registered under the state for compliance. But now each community has the opportunity to take their own protection in their own hands.
Each neighborhood must set up their own security networks and arm them. We must forget about relying on state or federal. They've proven to be useless against these bandits. That's the way forward.
States should follow Makinde's footsteps. Let private security networks be registered under the state for compliance. But now each community has the opportunity to take their own protection in their own hands.
Each neighborhood must set up their own security networks and arm them. We must forget about relying on state or federal. They've proven to be useless against these bandits. That's the way forward.
States should follow Makinde's footsteps. Let private security networks be registered under the state for compliance. But now each community has the opportunity to take their own protection in their own hands.
360who: Someone should tweet it to Osun state govt on twitter. They are the killers
That means they probably know where the teachers and children are being kept. But police is the most useless organization in Nigeria. They'll let them go.
akingangan: The tracksuit worn by the beheader in the teacher beheading video looks similar to that of the Fulani caught in Osun Forest by the vigilantes.
Hunters found Fulani herdsmen in a forest in Imesi-Ile, Osun State. Despite denying any link to banditry, the herdsmen were taken to the police for investigation.
UPDATE: The hunters entered the forest and encountered some Fulani herdsmen with their cows in Imesi-Ile, Osun state. The herdsmen insisted that they were not båndits, but the hunters refused to listen to them. They questioned why they had chosen to live inside the forest. The… https://t.co/sUhTRFeLlepic.twitter.com/vcxuE9vdTo
Each neighborhood must set up their own security networks and arm them. We must forget about relying on state or federal. They've proven to be useless against these bandits. That's the way forward.
States should follow Makinde's footsteps. Let private security networks be registered under the state for compliance. But now each community has the opportunity to take their own protection in their own hands.
Track their location, go in hot, and neutralize them. Some of those kidnapped will die anyway, some are probably already dead. These deliberations are just wasting time. You can't save them all. The plan should be to save as many as you can. Sensible governments don't negotiate with terrorists, only failed ones do.
Usmanovic95: Lies just full your mouth,you are a millionaire with 3 baby mama today, in your previous thread you are 36years old jobless guy looking for an employed nurse to marry. Just choose one side and stop blowing lies errytime.
That one just be catching cruise. Immediately, he said I want two more to make five. I know say na cap. Rich people want less drama. Then he said two of them are married. Where then are the kids? Living with their step fathers when you're the rich guy. Na confam idiot
DoTheNeedful: There is a subset of Northerners, mostly Fulani, who believe in the supremacy of the North over the South, and the supremacy of the Fulanis over other Northerners. These people deeply understand and imbibe Ahmadu Bello's philosophy of politically dominating the South.
From what I have seen on social media, many of Atiku's Northern supporters belong to this subset. Obasanjo, as the president of Nigeria, allegedly prostrated for Atiku to allow him run second term. Atiku insulted Jonathan to his face in 2011, telling him not to contest because it was the turn of the North. He would later defect from PDP to be among the founders of APC. The same Atiku contested to be president just as Buhari, a Fulani man, was completing 8 years. Obasanjo begging Atiku for a second term clearly showed that Atiku dangled his Fulani credentials in his face. Atiku is a Fulani supremacist deceiving the gullible as a detribalized Nigerian. Tambuwal, El-rufai and Buhari are other examples of Northern supremacists.
Contrary to what they might want to make you believe, Atiku still does not have a widespread appeal in the North. Most of the people cheering Atiku's presidency in the North are the Fulanis.
The post made by this Kwankwasiyya dude reeks of a Northern supremacist, who could not wrap his head around a RMK deputizing an Obi. To people like him Northerners should always be president, and they must decide whoever and whenever a Southerner should be a president. One of the problems the Northern establishment has currently with Tinubu is that they cannot control him after they reluctantly put him in power. By the way, he still had to bribe them with a Muslim-Muslim ticket.
One of the reasons this superiority mindset in the North has remained is because some Southerners have bought into it. I shake my head in disappointment when I read comments from some myopic Southerners on social media saying something like: "The North have decided to take power back". Statements like this cave to such Northern supremacy mindset; they also reek of Southern inferiority.
The good news is that the North of today is no longer the North Ahmadu Bello handed over to them. They are not as united as they used to be. The long played-out Fulani domination has weakened the cohesion among the various ethnic and religious groups in the North. The Tiv man from Benue or the Berom man from Plateau is more suspicious of a Fulani man from Sokoto than his grandfather was in 1965.
This lack of cohesion is something a united South can capitalize on. With all the popularity of Buhari in 2015, if the SW had voted for Jonathan enmass, Jonathan would still have won. Peter Obi's performance in 2023 also shows a pathway to presidency without massive votes from the Fulani-dominated states.
If Atiku run in 2027 and amass large votes in the North, I would suggest we present and unite behind a Southerner in 2031 to contest against the Northerners.
Let's be realistic. Atiku will secure more votes from both North and South than OK. If it was Atiku and Obi, it would have been game over for APC.
The fact that they haven't approved Igboho's security outfit just proves that the government is highly complicit. For any sane government, this is a state of emergency. It should be all hands on deck. But they move on like it's business as usual while 35 kids and 7 teachers are carted away like goats - primary school students for that matter. A teacher was beheaded. Not one statement from the commander in chief of the armed forces. It's a frighin eyesore.
If you're concerned about excesses, you can always give temporary approval and create a regulatory framework later. And if any member of a security outfit takes laws into their own hands at any time, they should be made to face the music or you can outrightly disband that outfit. You are the commander in chief. There is no one that can convince me otherwise. These bandits are government sponsored criminals.