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IslamABAD people sef. In Nigeria the same thing. Na wa oh |
And he is in Istanbul now as na that kind place he fit go. Why e no go US or UK? |
Baba don enter one chance. Na Igbogbi straight for am now
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RealityKings1:Na true na |
Danieljames2017:Unfortunately it seems that way ![]() |
Don't waste your data, na water dem dey shoot. E be like dem wan use bullet catch fish |
GeneralOuki:Probably |
I never see this kind government wey dey punish people for saying the truth |
I have just seen this now and I am surprised fellow southerners did this to Jonathan. So painful |
PigTormentor:7 decades? No wahala 100 more decades dey wait una for front. Una never see anything yet |
Kobicove:Bro I was in the UK sometime last year and it coincided with when Pakistan had their independence, you need to see what these guys from islamic countries where doing that night, British women couldn't even walk down the road without being accompanied by 3 guys and even that wasn't enough, You could see the fear on the faces of these oyibo women as these guys over hundred were acting crazy, some days after that the Afghans had their own independence celebration and that was WORSE, Total mayhem. The UK is ruined! |
small yansh dey shake. People wey go soon begin operation for Nigeria, why do you think Gumi ran? why do you think Boko are running across the border? why do you think the northern politicians who benefitted from this are stagging fake kidnapping stories (like that senator that was just "released" in Kebbi state) so that it seems like they have no control over these terrorists and are not part of them? Forget all this overnight Pan-Africanism and chest beating. The intervention is happening. |
Konquest:I fear it might be too late for the Hausa unfortunately, as the entire political structures in these states are completely controlled by the Fula people who can trace their lineage to the Berbers who dwell in the deserts, they are not a people from the Savannah region like the Hausa or from the vegetative green lands that belong to those indigenous to the north central but they have forced their way in there and are now destroying farms as the culture of cultivation is foreign to them. Also, you are right about this happening since the 1990's , I remember seeing a video of one of the Plateau state executives who said he was part of a team who buried about 60 people who killed in one night back in 1998! My question now is this, have our media houses been complicit all this time? and what exactly would it take for the entire SE,SW,NC region to launch a proper counter defence against these invaders? As for the Hausa, they need to first of all remove the chain of slavery from their neck by asking that the Hausa are recognized as a stand alone group in the census report, the Fulani played a mastermind trick when they coined the "Hausa-Fulani" phrase with the help of the British, since this hybrid artificial ethnic group was created, the Hausa have rapidly declined and involuntarily ceded power to the Fulani while being lied to that the Hausa Fulani have a common goal. I have already forwarded the name of Mr Babajide Kolade-Otitoju to my friend and I trust he would share it to the relevant authorities and traditional figures there as he has family there and is terribly concerned. It is time for the youths, the church and the traditional councils across Nigeria to come together and stage an aggressive push back against these destructive invaders whose sole purpose in life is to conquer west africa for their arab over-lords, interestingly the arabs consider the Fula illegitimate and would never accept them, if you are interested in that you can read up on the origins of the Fula people. When the Fula people are ready they would go to their arab masters to reclaim their destiny there BUT we who are indigenous to Nigeria would no longer bleed for their islamic conquest and desperate attempt to gain love from the arabs. No more. |
MT:U want to educate me about places I have been to? See wahala oh. Make una dey cool down for this una Trump hatred, all he did was call out the truth, this Islamic terrorists sympathiser act that you are all trying to wrap under Pro-Nigeria patriotism isn't fooling anyone ![]() |
VeeVeeMyLuv:Wait oh, you mean dey wouldn't protest for these killings but would protest against Trump and burn flags? |
goslowgoslow:I am very sorry, I apologise. Please send me the 2k usd when you get it |
goslowgoslow:as soon he pay, I go message you, no vex, you dey whatsapp? |
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Akwamkpuruamu:Nah, they only shared meat. |
RIP to the dead. I suspect the northerners would soon angrily march into the street to protest against the bandits and insecurity |
So video of Gumi threatening other tribes no hit frontpage but news of Gumi being a patriot na that one una carry go frontpage? Moderators how far? This islamic terrorist sympathy wey una dey show na wa oh. Abeg, see video of Gumi exposing the Fulani for being at war with every Nigerian tribe https://www.nairaland.com/8558307/video-sheikh-gumi-fulani-war |
VeeVeeMyLuv:My friend said the police men are aware of the fact that fulani militants have been seen in the bushes but they have refused to take action. its a shame |
Konquest:Thanks, Loved reading your post, very interesting and helpful ,especially the part about African spiritual forms of defense, although I personally still strongly believe in the power of Christ, however I am not a pacifist so I strongly believe in self-defence by any means necessary especially when defending your ancestral home, the place that has belonged to your ancestors for thousands of years. I have a lot of friends in Okun but I am not Okun myself, Before the attack that happened this morning, as early as Saturday morning, a friend that I have known for well over 20 years from his time in Lagos who still visits family over there regularly, had informed me of the rumours of suspected attacks so I have been watching and hoping the attacks wouldn't happen, unfortunately it did. Forget the tribal argument and petty grievances we all show on Nairaland, My friends over there have deep concerns for matters on my side of the niger, so I am also very much concerned with the developments over there as well and I have been there on numerous occasions, particularly . I would do well to share this advice about the people in Okun reaching out to Babajide Kolade-Otitoju, he is also on twitter as https://x.com/BabajideOtitoju, although I don't think he is as active as he used to. It's really disheartening what's happening across that area now. |
see wetin dey make frontpage . What a joke |
goslowgoslow:broda leave too much talk, do you want to send me the 2k, yes or no? |
MT:That's not what I have witnessed. Americans are actually doing very well, the liberals are just upset because of their reckless agenda |
Recently, the American Congress has introduced a new resolution concerning religious persecution and Christian killings in Nigeria. Below is an indepth analysis of the resolution. Overview of the Bill. H.Res.860 is a House Resolution that was introduced on November 5, 2025, in the 119th Congress by Representative Chris Smith from New Jersey and co-sponsored by Representative Bill Huizenga from Michigan. The resolution commends President Trump for redesignating Nigeria as a Country of Particular Concern (CPC) under the International Religious Freedom Act because of ongoing and systematic violations of religious freedom. It urges the U.S. Department of State and the Treasury Department to impose targeted sanctions such as visa bans and asset freezes through mechanisms like the Global Magnitsky Human Rights Accountability Act. The bill also calls for certain groups to be labeled as Entities of Particular Concern (EPCs) and recommends that U.S. foreign aid to Nigeria be tied to progress in addressing religious persecution. While this is a non-binding resolution, it expresses the view of the House of Representatives and is intended to influence U.S. foreign policy toward Nigeria. Reasons for Creation The resolution was introduced to address ongoing and severe violations of religious freedom in Nigeria, including mass killings, kidnappings, and the destruction of places of worship that primarily target Christians and moderate Muslims by extremist groups. It highlights that Nigeria accounted for 89 percent of Christians killed worldwide in 2023, according to Open Doors, and that more than 18,000 churches have been destroyed since 2009. The sponsors criticize the previous U.S. administration for removing Nigeria’s CPC designation from 2021 to 2023 and for not releasing the 2024 International Religious Freedom Report, despite recommendations from the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom. The resolution also points to a culture of impunity in Nigeria, where authorities often fail to investigate or prosecute those responsible for religious violence. It draws attention to blasphemy laws and Sharia practices in northern states that discriminate against religious minorities. Finally, it emphasizes the importance of the U.S.–Nigeria relationship, noting that the United States has provided more than $3.53 billion in non-military assistance since fiscal year 2020. The sponsors argue that this aid should be tied to accountability and measurable improvements in religious freedom. Targets of the Bill The resolution specifically names the Miyetti Allah Cattle Breeders Association of Nigeria (MACBAN) and Miyetti Allah Kautal Hore, recommending that they face sanctions such as visa bans and asset freezes due to their alleged involvement in serious religious freedom violations. It also calls for Fulani-ethnic militias operating in states like Benue and Plateau to be designated as Entities of Particular Concern under the International Religious Freedom Act, linking these groups to widespread attacks that have been described as part of a campaign for Fulani dominance. Broader targets include individuals and organizations responsible for religious persecution, including Nigerian government officials who may have turned a blind eye to violence carried out by groups such as Boko Haram or Fulani extremists. The resolution further urges accountability for radical Islamist groups and for authorities who fail to protect religious minorities. Benefits for Nigerians. If implemented, the sanctions proposed in the resolution could help deter perpetrators of violence, reduce attacks on religious minorities, and create a safer environment for Christians and moderate Muslims. It calls for direct humanitarian aid to faith-based groups that support internally displaced persons, potentially helping between 3.5 and 5 million Nigerians who have been forced from their homes. By tying U.S. aid to Nigeria’s efforts to prosecute offenders and uphold constitutional rights, the resolution could pressure the government to end impunity and improve governance and tolerance. The CPC redesignation and related diplomatic measures may also strengthen long-term efforts to promote peace, stability, and human rights by addressing the root causes of conflict, such as ethnic and religious tensions. Overall, the goal is to protect vulnerable communities from persecution, reduce abductions and killings, and reaffirm the United States’ commitment to defending religious freedom in Nigeria. https://www.congress.gov/bill/119th-congress/house-resolution/860/all-actions |
Ikaeniyan0:go and read my origianl post. Both aids are separated into two different groups. Military aid and humanitarian aid right AFTER the military aid was listed. We need to declare a state of emergency on education in Nigeria because this Ansaruden brand of education has really failed us as a country ![]() |
corrupt organization that always tells pro-islamic terrorist lies. The UK has completely been overran with rich out of touch liberals and imports from Pakistan, Syria, Lebanon and North Africa. Just go to either one of Birmingham, Rochdale, Manchester or Leicester, you go laugh tire. The UK used its pro-islamic woke policies to destroy itself and now it wants the same for other countries. Never The BBC were exposed for telling so many lies during the Gaza conflict. So Many lies, most of their advert sponsors have deserted them as well. The BBC is on its last legs. |
goslowgoslow:if you no want your own 2k usd and you prefer 20,000 naira as a laptop boy then abeg cashapp or venmo me the money, make I drop my account? ![]() |
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