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kraftysprouts:
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Other Africans have left you behind... You are behind everything to South Africa not to talk about Rwanda, Namibia, etc...

What has BIG NIGERIA given to you? You produce your own water, security, etc.

Like Nigeria being big is a benefit.... Mtcheeeeeeeeew

Kmaestro:
You are a stupid, gullible and pathetic fool for this myopic comment of yours. Nigeria made them? Or they forged a way for themselves in the midst of the difficulty of they regularly encountered in this shit hole you call a country.

You are used to servitude, ranting about how bad the economy is, exchanging terrible leadership every election period, you so much fancy the constant inflation in prices of goods and services, insecurity and impunity of the government, government who rewards throttle bottoms and let the hardworking suffer.

You enjoy the level of unemployment, devaluation of currency, pure water and kekenapep empowerment, maybe it's the #10k tradermony that you're proud of, the rapings, killings, police brutality going on?

I know your perspective. Maybe you are seeing your daily bread from this failed system that's why you hoping it continues. Well too bad. It's already a failed system. Youths dying before their prime, going into cultism, prostitution, Yahoo and other crimes, doing drugs, working with primitive tools in farms and still getting their crops destroyed by self entitled fulanis and their cows.

Guy be careful! Which sector of your Nigeria is functioning perfectly? If not for the private sectors, despite the challenges and difficulties they face, are trying to carve a niche out of the wind. Operating day in day out on generators and other alternatives as the Government can't reliably supply power for them to run their businesses.

Poor people are still taxed, and school students are told to defend themselves against bandits, book haram is yet to be dismantled and if a youth demands justice he is gunned down, intimidated or oppressed, bad roads have killed more souls than the devil, our youths in the south are recruited by the military only to ho waste their lives in a programmed battle the leaders are using to loot the Treasury. Use your head before you talk trash! IDIOT!
Because e never reach you no mean sane no go reach you. Shebi na your naija we dey.
I PITY YOU AND THIS COUNTRY YOU SO CLAIM TO LOVE DEARLY.

JohnCenaBiden:
Failed nation

KingAzubuike:
You've always had a bad reputation for posting gory pictures about Boko Haram but will never post that of the Nigerian army.

djsjxjfjdisjdjb:
God punish him amd his black race talk. is there anything valuable we project as a country that the world finds useful or would miss if we are not a country anymore? Ghana no dey? west african countries no dey there? what is our position in the world, what is our world view? nothing this stupud Yoruba muslim should shut his furckimg trash of a mouth up. even you.

Mozambique conflict: Why are US forces there?

A sharp increase in militant attacks in Mozambique's northern province of Cabo Delgado has forced the government to reassess its strategy against the Islamist insurgency.

It has invited in US military advisers to support its own armed forces in the conflict.
What is the role of US forces?

The agreement between the Mozambican and US governments is for American soldiers to train local forces fighting the al-Shabaab militia - believed to have links to the wider Islamic state group (IS).

"US special operations forces... will support Mozambique's efforts to prevent the spread of terrorism and violent extremism," the US embassy in Mozambique said on 15 March.


"Clearly, the US is trying to extend its influence," says Jasmine Opperman, an analyst for the Armed Conflict Location and Event Data Project (Acled), which monitors political violence globally.

But she adds that it's a complex local conflict, and that "the US is framing the insurgency in a very over-simplified manner by referring to [the militants] as an extension of the Islamic State".

On March 10, the US government designated al-Shabaab in Mozambique as a "foreign terrorist organisation", describing it as an IS-affiliate.

Portugal, the former colonial power in Mozambique, has also committed to training the military.

"We will send a staff of approximately 60 trainers to Mozambique to train marines and commandos," said a Portuguese official.


Mercenary forces

Although the Mozambican government is reticent about acknowledging their presence, private military contractors have been operating in the region alongside its security forces.

Initially in 2019, Russian mercenaries from the Wagner group were involved in the region.

What are Russia's intentions in Africa?

More recently, the South Africa-based Dyck Advisory Group (DAG) was believed to have been invited by the Mozambican government to help it fight insurgents.

A recent Amnesty International report on human rights abuses committed in Cabo Delgado implicated this group as well as government forces, and the militants in the unlawful killings of civilians.

The DAG says it's investigating the allegations made against it.


"When you hear these accusations of civilian casualties involving private military contractors, it reflects badly on the government," says Emilia Columbo, a senior associate at the Washington-based Center for Strategic and International Studies.

There are also concerns over the effectiveness of these private contractors.

Acting US counterterrorism co-ordinator John Godfrey has said the involvement of mercenaries "has not demonstrably helped" the government of Mozambique in countering the threat it faces from militants.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-56441499

JOSCOFELIX:
https://twitter.com/i/status/1372909855376281602 damsak attack

FalseProphet1:
I see more African countries treating Nigerians more terrible because charity they say begins at home. This I have seen.

Lostchild:
This woman will find joy in the after life, a begger who has suffered so much in life, a begger who died in the hands of angry mob as they say.

Sometimes I regret why I was born a black man. I feel pain why I was born a Nigerian because the mindset of Nigerians is very bad.

・How did they know that she is a kidnapper?
・She might even be an inorcent woman begging on the street.
・It may even be rumors or false accusation.

I myself as a person, I no longer allow peoples children to come near me because the devils in humans is very strong.

Two years ago a woman and a man accused me of kidnappings even though I was seeing them for the first time. I went somewhere after walking for an hour and I decided to seat somewhere to rest.

That is how a woman accused me that I wanted to kidnapped her children even though I have never seen her before.

It was Almighty God that save me from the angry mob.

Nigeria is a deadly place

Charmingrascal:
In 2021 we are still celebrating mediocrity

Although, some people said the lady should be handover to the police but angry mob said No that the woman should be burnt to death.

theTranslator:
Nigeria is soon going that way

NwaNimo1:
Shekau and Fulani's now.....

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martinsaba:
I see people saying rubbish here without reading the exact content of the information passed.

IT STATES THAT NIGERIA IS RANKED 16TH FOR VICTIMS IF CYBERCRIME, NOT RANKED 16TH FOR COMMITTING CYBERCRIME