₦airaland Forum

nedu666:
@ttalk your broda diya was no 2 when jigawa was created. Alongside diya was adisa, olarenwaju, ani, shofoluwe. Prominent yorubas in the provisional ruling Council. Before abacha was shonekan another yoruba who did nothing. Then there obasanjo and now tinubu. Yet one coward is blaming lgbos for what 3 yoruba president and 2 yoruba vice president could not do

Bro u carry receipts come this Monday morning. I like that, counter lies with the truth

Herdsmen kill ECWA Pastor in Kwara

https://theabujainquirer.com/2025/10/03/herdsmen-kill-ecwa-pastor-in-kwara/


A pastor of the Evangelical Church Winning All, ECWA, Reverend James Audu Issa, has been brutally killed by herdsmen in Kwara State, marking another tragic incident in the ongoing wave of herdsmen-related violence in the region.


(Gradually spreading into Kwara state)

Madness all over. A state split in two and its population remained the same, all for political power

VeeVeeMyLuv:
This is too recent
Please let rewind to the OBJ era (Sharia law implementation days coinciding with the series of violent bloody religious crisis).

1999 they did not even wait for the president to sit on the seat before they started, continued to 2006/2007.

That one too far. I don't want to go that far before dem go accuse me of making up numbers. I am citing recent sources and providing credible proof so people can see. Can you imagine over 10,000 people wipped out in Benue and Plateau in 2 years (2020 to 2022) all because of their religious beliefs?

500 churches blown up across Benue, Kaduna and Taraba? But there's no genocide and it's all lies from social media users.

Afriifa:
Have you ever seen our clergies speak against these heinous crime? one may be forced to believe that these Muslims oligarchies are their patrons . Thus, they don't want to speak against them .

Bro I could care less about what those money merchants say. The world must know

All credible sources before dem go say na Sahara reporter. I would keep updating for the world to see.

Nigeria: Turning Blind Eye to Mass Killings
Failure to Investigate Fuels Violence in Plateau and Kaduna

Human rights watch
https://www.hrw.org/news/2013/12/12/nigeria-turning-blind-eye-mass-killings

(Abuja) – Nigeria’s government has largely ignored years of mass murder in Plateau and Kaduna states in central Nigeria, Human Rights Watch said in a report released today. The new report catalogues horrific sectarian violence in these two states, which has left more than 3,000 people dead since 2010.


Many victims of the communal violence – including women and children – were hacked to death, burned alive, or shot simply based on their ethnic or religious identity.

We live in a country where the identity of terrorists are hidden. For what? Why should their identity be hidden?

All reports from credible sources (Amnesty, Voa, BBC, The British Parliament).

This would be updated with more information. Let the world know the truth and come to our aid.

https://www.voanews.com/a/people-in-central-nigeria-reportedly-killed-in-bandit-attacks/7412240.html

160 People in Central Nigeria Reportedly Killed in Bandit Attacks

The toll marked a sharp rise from the initial figure reported by the army Sunday evening of just 16 dead in a region plagued for several years by religious and ethnic tensions.

"As many as 113 persons have been confirmed killed as Saturday hostilities persisted to [the] early hours of Monday morning," Monday Kassah, head of the local government in Bokkos, Plateau State, told AFP.

Military gangs, locally called "bandits," launched "well-coordinated" attacks in "not fewer than 20 different communities" and torched houses too, Kassah said.

"We found more than 300 wounded people" who were transferred to hospitals in Bokkos, Jos and Barkin Ladi, he said.

A provisional toll by the local Red Cross reported 104 deaths in 18 villages in the Bokkos region.

At least 50 people were also reported dead in several villages in the Barkin Ladi area, according to Dickson Chollom, a member of the state parliament.

He condemned the attacks and called on the security forces to act swiftly.

"We will not succumb to the tactics of these merchants of death. We are united in our pursuit of justice and lasting peace," Chollom said.

Nigeria: Mounting death toll and looming humanitarian crisis amid unchecked attacks by armed groups
At least 10,217 people killed in two years since government took power
Over 6,896 killed in Benue, at least 2,630 killed in Plateau

https://www.amnesty.org/en/latest/news/2025/05/nigeria-mounting-death-toll-unchecked-attacks-armed-groups/

It took 48 hours for the Nigerian army to make an attempt to stop the Islamic terrorist attacks in December 2023

December 28, 2023
Nigeria: Security lapses that enabled Plateau Attack must be investigated
With the death toll from the Christmas Eve attacks in central Nigeria surpassing 190, the Nigerian authorities must investigate the inexcusable security lapses that allowed the horrific attacks by gunmen across over 20 villages of Bokkos and parts of Barkin-Ladi local government area of Plateau state.

Our investigation reveals that the gunmen were on a rampage of killing and destruction for more than 48 hours. They moved from one village to another. Apart from Bokkos local government area where the attacks started and lasted hours, the gunmen also crossed into Barkin Ladi local government area and killed dozens of people in Hurum, Daruwat, Maiyanga and NTV villages.

https://www.amnesty.org.ng/2023/12/28/nigeria-security-lapses-that-enabled-plateau-attack-must-be-investigated/

It took 48 hours for the Nigerian army to make an attempt to stop the Islamic terrorist attacks in December 2023

December 28, 2023
Nigeria: Security lapses that enabled Plateau Attack must be investigated
With the death toll from the Christmas Eve attacks in central Nigeria surpassing 190, the Nigerian authorities must investigate the inexcusable security lapses that allowed the horrific attacks by gunmen across over 20 villages of Bokkos and parts of Barkin-Ladi local government area of Plateau state.

Our investigation reveals that the gunmen were on a rampage of killing and destruction for more than 48 hours. They moved from one village to another. Apart from Bokkos local government area where the attacks started and lasted hours, the gunmen also crossed into Barkin Ladi local government area and killed dozens of people in Hurum, Daruwat, Maiyanga and NTV villages.

https://www.amnesty.org.ng/2023/12/28/nigeria-security-lapses-that-enabled-plateau-attack-must-be-investigated/

A report from the UK Parliament

https://committees.parliament.uk/writtenevidence/36727/html/

Boko Haram’s specific targeting of Christians and symbols of the Christian faith can be seen in the following illustrations:



On 6 May 2020, Boko Haram attacked Debiro, Dakwiama and Tarfa communities of Biu LGA in Borno State, burnt two EYN churches, razed down the two villages, killing Mr Audu Bata and some houses in Tarfa.[19]

On 21 February 2020, Garkida community, the birthplace of the EYN movement, was attacked by Boko Haram. The first EYN Church was built here. Two other Churches Anglican and Living Faith were also burnt. The EYN Brethren College of Health Technology, EYN Rural Health Department and its vehicles, prominent Christian houses and shops were looted and burnt. Mr Emmanuel Bitrus Tarfa was abducted. [20]

On 2 February 2020, Boko Haram attacked Leho community of Askira/Uba LGA of Borno State again. All three EYN Churches were burnt, EYN Leho 1, Leho 2 and Leho Bakin Rijiya. [21]

On 2 February 2020, Boko Haram attacked Michika Community of Adamawa State and abducted Rev Lawan Andimi the EYN District Church Secretary.[22]

On 2 January 2020, Boko Haram kidnapped and later beheaded the EYN District Church Council leader and CAN Chairman of Minchika LGA in Adamawa State.[23]
29 December 2019, Mandaragirau community of Biu in the LGA of Borno State was attacked. 18 Christians were abducted, the oldest was a 42-year-old woman, the youngest was a three year old child. The Church building and foodstuff were destroyed as well as the primary school. [24]

On Christmas Eve 2019, Boko Haram jihadists driving trucks and motorcycles stormed into Kwarangulum near the town of Chibok in Borno, firing at residents, looting all they could and burning their homes.[25]

On 22 December 2019, in Borno state, Boko Haram jihadists attacked two passenger buses and released the Muslim passengers. They then held back the Christians, separating the men and women. A pastor from Deeper Life Bible Church and two other men were killed on the spot, while the pastor’s relative and two humanitarian workers were abducted.[26]



Armed Fulani herdsmen are also attacking Christians, on their holy days and in their holy places as the following illustrations show:



Attack on Christmas carolers in southern part of Kaduna State on 22 December 2017 by armed Fulani herdsmen which left 5 Christians killed and several others injured;

Attacks on worshippers on Christmas Day 2017 by suspected Muslim Fulani Herdsmen during Christmas service in Benue State that left 3

Christians killed and others injured, and also attacks on New Year’s Day that killed over 70 Christians;

Attacks on four churches in Kwara State on New Year’s Day 2018 with many injured, rapes committed and properties destroyed by local Muslims;

The killing of two priests and 17 others during a service at St Ignatius’ Church, in Mbalom, Benue State on 24 April 2018 by armed Fulani herdsmen;
Attacks in Adamawa State on Christmas Eve (24 December 2017) by suspected Muslim Herdsmen (1 death, 4 injuries).[27]

500 churches have been destroyed in Benue State since 2011, one of the States worst hit by the conflict. In Taraba State, more than 100 churches were destroyed by Fulani herders in 2014 and over 200 abandoned out of fear of further attacks. Approximately 65% of local churches in Wukari were burnt and the entire population displaced.[28]

The bombing of St Finbar’s Catholic Church in Rayfield on 12 March 2012.[29]
On 31 December 2011, Boko Haram issued an ultimatum asking Christians to leave the North and go the South. By midnight, they were going from house to house to search out Christians by name for elimination.
The bombing of Madala church building in Suleja, Niger state, near Abuja on Christmas Day 2011.[30]


We urge the FAC to also consider the 2019 Bishop of Truro’s Independent Review for the British Foreign Secretary on persecuted Christians globally. It highlighted Nigeria as a focus country and examined the killing of two priests and 17 others during a service at St Ignatius’ Church, Mbalom, in Nigeria’s ‘Middle Belt’ on 24 April 2018. The Bishop assessed that the evidence suggested a religious motive lay, at least in part, behind this notorious event.[31] Additionally, Open Door’s World Watch Research Unit has a series of in-depth studies on four Nigerian states (Taraba, Benue, Southern Kaduna, Nasarawa) that show very clearly how Christians have been singled out for their religion.[32]

Karlovich:
The cocaine sniffing lunatic must suffer for the evil he has brought into the country.

Him and the dull.ard caused all these all because of good luck,

I see the heroin smuggler getting one of the Egyptian plagues before 2027,

This I have seen!

This should not be a thread used to insult political figures, My intention is to create awareness by documenting a comprehensive list of the silent Christian genocide in Nigeria, a genocide that has been supported by some of the most powerful people in the country

Owo Church massacre

At least 50 killed in massacre at Catholic church in southwest Nigeria

https://www.reuters.com/world/africa/gunmen-kill-worshippers-during-church-service-nigeria-media-2022-06-05/

LAGOS, Aug 11 (Reuters) - Nigerian prosecutors on Monday arraigned five men accused of carrying out a deadly Islamist militant attack on a Catholic church in Owo, in the southwestern Ondo state, that killed at least 50 worshippers in 2022 and wounded over 100 others.

https://www.reuters.com/world/africa/nigeria-arraigns-five-accused-2022-catholic-church-massacre-abuja-court-2025-08-11/

I would gather more information from credible sources and update this as time goes.

Enough of the lies, you cannot support the Christian genocide by folding your hands and watching while it happens and when the Christians call on the international world for help, you try to crush them and silent their voices.

The Federal government has to end this once and for all.

Feel free to add yours as well and always cite sources. Information as power and apparently this is the only way to destroy a well oiled machinery that has been created to spew Propaganda and lies.

As you read, remember, these figures aren’t just numbers. Each one represents a human life and serves as a stark reminder of how little value is placed on the life of a Christian in today’s Nigeria.

I have been observing the recent wave of deceptive and manipulative tactics employed by the federal government and its allies. These range from outright denial of ongoing atrocities to carefully orchestrated social media campaigns portraying sudden acts of harmony such as Muslim northerners showing kindness to their so-called Christian neighbours, Fulani herdsmen engaging positively with farmers, and even inter-religious couples participating in trending videos.

Make no mistake these are deliberate, coordinated efforts by the government and the Islamic Council of Nigeria to project a false image of peace and unity to the international community while concealing the realities on the ground.

Amid growing attempts to question or downplay the suffering of Christians in Nigeria whether through misinformation or religious deception, I have decided to compile a factual and chronological record of Christian massacres across the country. Each event will be documented with reliable sources, and while some dates may shift as more information surfaces, every update will include clear citations.

For this first post, I will begin with the most detailed and verified records from Benue State, as documented by the state government itself.

https://www.pulse.ng/articles/news/full-list-top-5-deadliest-gunmen-attacks-in-benue-state-2025061612042029237


TIMELINE OF ATTACKS ON BENUE STATE FROM 2013 – May 2017

1. February 2013 Fulani Attacked Agatu burning Inoli, Ologba, olegeje, olegogboche, olegede, Adana, Inminy and Abugbe communities. Many lives lost.

2. April 23 2013. 10 farmers killed in an attack on Mbasenge community in Guma LGA by suspected herdsmen.

3. May 7, 2013. 47 mourners gunned down in Agatu while burying two policemen killed the Tuesday before in Nassarawa.

4. May 14, 2013. Over 200 herdsmen surround Ekwo-Okpanchenyi, Agatu LGA killing 40 locals.

5. July 5, 2013. 20 people were killed in a “conflict” between Tiv farmers & herdsmen at Nzorov,Guma LGA, Benue state.

6. July 31 2013 herdsmen invade 2 villages in Agatu LGA killing 8 villagers allegedly in retaliation for the killing of 112 cows.

7. November 7, 2013. Attackers strike at Ikpele & Okpopolo communities killing 7 and displacing over 6000 inhabitants.

8. Nov 9, 2013. 36 locals killed and 7 villages overrun in an attack by herdsmen on locals in Agatu LGA.

9. Nov 20, 2013. Attack on communities in Guma LGA, killing 22 locals and destroying properties worth millions of naira.

10. Jan 20 2014. Gunmen attack Agatu LGA, killing 5 soldiers and 7 civilians.

11. Jan 20, 2014. Attack on Adeke village. 3 dead.

12. 20-21 Feb 2014. Herdsmen attack Gwer West LGA. 35 persons killed. 80,000 displaced. 6 Council Wards Sacked.

13. Feb 24, 2014. Attack on a Tiv community along Naka road, Makurdi, killing 8 people.

14. March 6, 2014. 30 killed in Kwande, Katsina/Ala and Logo LGAs by attackers dressed in military uniforms. 6 villages sacked.

15. March 12, 2014. Raid on Ukpam village of Mbabaai in Guma LGA. 28 persons killed. Yam barns and farms burnt.

16. March 10, 2014. Former Governor Suswam’s convoy attacked by herdsmen at Umenger. He and convoy manage an escape.

17. March 12, 2014. Herdsmen attack Suswam’s village in Logo LGA. 22 slaughtered. Entire village sacked.

18. March 23, 2014. 25 killed and over 50 injured by herdsmen said to be bearing sophisticated weapons in Gbajimba, Guma LGA.

19. March 25, 2014. Police recover 7 corpses following an attack on Agena village by Herdsmen.

20. March 29, 2014. Herdsmen attack 4 villages in Agatu LGA. 19 people killed, 15 others abducted.

21. March 29, 2014. Suspected use of chemical weapons on Shengev community in Gwer West LGA leaving 15 people dead.

22. March 30, 2014.19 locals killed and 15 abducted in Agatu LGA.

23. April 10, 2014. Over 100 herdsmen attacked 4 villages in Ukemberaga/Tswarev ward of Logo LG, 6 killed,Properties lost.

24. April 15, 2014. Attack on Obagaji, Headquarters of Agatu LGA, 12 youths killed.

25. September 10, 2014. Herdsmen attacked five villages in Ogbadibo LGA leaving scores dead.

26. January 27, 2015. 17 persons killed in attacks on Abugbe, Okoklo, Ogwule & Ocholoyan in Agatu LGA by herdsmen.

27. January 30, 2015. Over 100 attackers stormed 5 villages in Logo LGA, killing 9 persons in the attack.

28. March 15, 2015. Egba village in Agatu LGA sacked by herdsmen,over 90 locals, including women and children killed.

29. April 27, 2015. 28 persons killed by herdsmen in attack on 3 villages at Mbadwem, Guma LGA; houses and farmlands razed.

30. May 11, 2015. Ikyoawen community in Turan Kwande LGA invaded by herdsmen. 5 persons killed & 8 others wounded.

31. May 24, 2015. 100 killed in an attack by herdsmen in villages &refugee camps at Ukura, Gafa, Per and Tse-Gusa, Logo LGA.

32. July 7, 2015. 1 local killed and several others injured following an attack on mourners in Imande Bebeshi in Kwande LGA.

33. November 5, 2015. 12 persons killed, 25 others injured in Buruku LGA following an attack by suspected herdsmen.

34. Feb 8, 2016. 10 killed and over 300 displaced in clash between herdsmen and farmers at Tor-Anyiin and Tor-Ataan in Buruku LGA.

35. Feb 21-24, 2016. Over 500 locals killed and 7000 displaced in an attack on Agatu LGA by fulani herdsmen. Over 7 villages razed.

36. March 9, 2016. 8 residents killed by herdsmen in attacks on Ngorukgan, Tse Chia, Deghkia and Nhumbe in Logo LGA.

37. March 11, 2016. Attack on Convoy of Senator David Mark by suspected herdsmen in Agatu LGA. No casualty recorded.

38. March 13, 2016. 6 people including an APC youth leader killed by herdsmen in an attack on Tarka LGA.

39. February 29, 2016 11 killed in Edugbeho Agatu LG including a police inspector.

40. March 10, 2016 Two killed in attack on Obagaji Agatu.

41. March 5, 2016 Houses burnt in Agatu. Security forces prevented killings.

42. January 24, 2017: 15 persons were killed by rampaging Fulani herdsmen, who attacked farmers in Ipiga village in Ohimini Local Government Area of Benue State.

43. March 2, 2017: No fewer than 10 persons were killed in a renewed hostility between herdsmen and farmers in Mbahimin community, Gwer East Local Government Area of Benue State.

44. March 11, 2017: Seven people were killed when herdsmen attacked a Tiv community, Mkgovur village in Buruku local government area of Benue State.

45. May 8: Three persons were confirmed killed by herdsmen in Tse-Akaa village, Ugondo Mbamar District of Logo Local Government Area of Benue State.

46. May 13, 2017: Less than one week after many people were killed by herdsmen in three communities of Logo Local Government Area of Benue State, armed herders struck again on May 13 killing eight more people.

TIMELINE OF ATTACKS ON BENUE STATE FROM 2013 – May 2017

1. February 2013 Fulani Attacked Agatu burning Inoli, Ologba, olegeje, olegogboche, olegede, Adana, Inminy and Abugbe communities. Many lives lost.

2. April 23 2013. 10 farmers killed in an attack on Mbasenge community in Guma LGA by suspected herdsmen.

3. May 7, 2013. 47 mourners gunned down in Agatu while burying two policemen killed the Tuesday before in Nassarawa.

4. May 14, 2013. Over 200 herdsmen surround Ekwo-Okpanchenyi, Agatu LGA killing 40 locals.

5. July 5, 2013. 20 people were killed in a “conflict” between Tiv farmers & herdsmen at Nzorov,Guma LGA, Benue state.

6. July 31 2013 herdsmen invade 2 villages in Agatu LGA killing 8 villagers allegedly in retaliation for the killing of 112 cows.

7. November 7, 2013. Attackers strike at Ikpele & Okpopolo communities killing 7 and displacing over 6000 inhabitants.

8. Nov 9, 2013. 36 locals killed and 7 villages overrun in an attack by herdsmen on locals in Agatu LGA.

9. Nov 20, 2013. Attack on communities in Guma LGA, killing 22 locals and destroying properties worth millions of naira.

10. Jan 20 2014. Gunmen attack Agatu LGA, killing 5 soldiers and 7 civilians.

11. Jan 20, 2014. Attack on Adeke village. 3 dead.

12. 20-21 Feb 2014. Herdsmen attack Gwer West LGA. 35 persons killed. 80,000 displaced. 6 Council Wards Sacked.

13. Feb 24, 2014. Attack on a Tiv community along Naka road, Makurdi, killing 8 people.

14. March 6, 2014. 30 killed in Kwande, Katsina/Ala and Logo LGAs by attackers dressed in military uniforms. 6 villages sacked.

15. March 12, 2014. Raid on Ukpam village of Mbabaai in Guma LGA. 28 persons killed. Yam barns and farms burnt.

16. March 10, 2014. Former Governor Suswam’s convoy attacked by herdsmen at Umenger. He and convoy manage an escape.

17. March 12, 2014. Herdsmen attack Suswam’s village in Logo LGA. 22 slaughtered. Entire village sacked.

18. March 23, 2014. 25 killed and over 50 injured by herdsmen said to be bearing sophisticated weapons in Gbajimba, Guma LGA.

19. March 25, 2014. Police recover 7 corpses following an attack on Agena village by Herdsmen.

20. March 29, 2014. Herdsmen attack 4 villages in Agatu LGA. 19 people killed, 15 others abducted.

21. March 29, 2014. Suspected use of chemical weapons on Shengev community in Gwer West LGA leaving 15 people dead.

22. March 30, 2014.19 locals killed and 15 abducted in Agatu LGA.

23. April 10, 2014. Over 100 herdsmen attacked 4 villages in Ukemberaga/Tswarev ward of Logo LG, 6 killed,Properties lost.

24. April 15, 2014. Attack on Obagaji, Headquarters of Agatu LGA, 12 youths killed.

25. September 10, 2014. Herdsmen attacked five villages in Ogbadibo LGA leaving scores dead.

26. January 27, 2015. 17 persons killed in attacks on Abugbe, Okoklo, Ogwule & Ocholoyan in Agatu LGA by herdsmen.

27. January 30, 2015. Over 100 attackers stormed 5 villages in Logo LGA, killing 9 persons in the attack.

28. March 15, 2015. Egba village in Agatu LGA sacked by herdsmen,over 90 locals, including women and children killed.

29. April 27, 2015. 28 persons killed by herdsmen in attack on 3 villages at Mbadwem, Guma LGA; houses and farmlands razed.

30. May 11, 2015. Ikyoawen community in Turan Kwande LGA invaded by herdsmen. 5 persons killed & 8 others wounded.

31. May 24, 2015. 100 killed in an attack by herdsmen in villages &refugee camps at Ukura, Gafa, Per and Tse-Gusa, Logo LGA.

32. July 7, 2015. 1 local killed and several others injured following an attack on mourners in Imande Bebeshi in Kwande LGA.

33. November 5, 2015. 12 persons killed, 25 others injured in Buruku LGA following an attack by suspected herdsmen.

34. Feb 8, 2016. 10 killed and over 300 displaced in clash between herdsmen and farmers at Tor-Anyiin and Tor-Ataan in Buruku LGA.

35. Feb 21-24, 2016. Over 500 locals killed and 7000 displaced in an attack on Agatu LGA by fulani herdsmen. Over 7 villages razed.

36. March 9, 2016. 8 residents killed by herdsmen in attacks on Ngorukgan, Tse Chia, Deghkia and Nhumbe in Logo LGA.

37. March 11, 2016. Attack on Convoy of Senator David Mark by suspected herdsmen in Agatu LGA. No casualty recorded.

38. March 13, 2016. 6 people including an APC youth leader killed by herdsmen in an attack on Tarka LGA.

39. February 29, 2016 11 killed in Edugbeho Agatu LG including a police inspector.

40. March 10, 2016 Two killed in attack on Obagaji Agatu.

41. March 5, 2016 Houses burnt in Agatu. Security forces prevented killings.

42. January 24, 2017: 15 persons were killed by rampaging Fulani herdsmen, who attacked farmers in Ipiga village in Ohimini Local Government Area of Benue State.

43. March 2, 2017: No fewer than 10 persons were killed in a renewed hostility between herdsmen and farmers in Mbahimin community, Gwer East Local Government Area of Benue State.

44. March 11, 2017: Seven people were killed when herdsmen attacked a Tiv community, Mkgovur village in Buruku local government area of Benue State.

45. May 8: Three persons were confirmed killed by herdsmen in Tse-Akaa village, Ugondo Mbamar District of Logo Local Government Area of Benue State.

46. May 13, 2017: Less than one week after many people were killed by herdsmen in three communities of Logo Local Government Area of Benue State, armed herders struck again on May 13 killing eight more people.

Just one rainfall and you know the rest

Igbophobia:
In their bid to teach Igbo a lesson, the British business enterprise is drifting towards the failed state status while they keep lying to themselves

Oya 1,2--3== go

Which book is that screenshot from ?

omoredia:
Masters of deception

Taqiyah is allowed

Over the past few weeks I have noticed a pattern here and with all that has been going on with the recent spat of violence against a particular group, I felt like this might be the right time to share this here.

I tried replying to a post that denied the ongoing attacks and persecution of Christians in Nigeria, but my comment was suddenly hidden and afterward, I couldn’t post again.

I’ve noticed a troubling trend lately: whenever anyone raises genuine concerns about the suffering or persecution of Christians, the thread is suppressed, deleted, or quietly locked. Meanwhile, posts that manipulate facts or deny these realities often aligned with certain ethnoreligious or political interests are allowed to spread freely.

I completely understand that people have their affiliations and beliefs. But the mods of this platform must remember that this is supposed to be a public forum for all Nigerians, not a propaganda outlet for one group.

If this space has truly become a tool to silence truth and protect those in power by hiding or twisting facts, then maybe it’s time for well-meaning Nigerians to start speaking out on truly open platforms like X (Twitter), TikTok, or Facebook where different perspectives can at least coexist.

It’s unfortunate to see how discussions about national unity, justice, and faith are being hijacked by intolerance and bias. We deserve better from a public platform that claims to represent everyone.

owobokiri:
Not sure if there are any laws of that nature..
It's more about people in power doing whatever they can to massage the repugnant egos of some diabolical political blocs in the country.
When raw politics trounces basic reasoning...

Someone like Ndume who has been associated with these groups on numerous occasions still holds a political position in Nigeria.

Or Gumi wey still dey waka up and down as a free man, even his pikin na soldier now

owobokiri:
They should try them anywhere else but in Nigeria.
Na beg we dey beg.
If you send them back here, they will be released as "repentant sponsors of terrorism"!
Even if they go back and are caught again, they will be released. Some.might even end up as senators!!!

Ours is the most "strangest" country in the world. Some government decisions are so audaciously confounding that you will struggle through a lifetime to wrap your head around the reasons why such decisions were taken..

It's well...

I don't even know why we have the ridiculous law of hiding the identity of terrorist sponsors

I am not sure how this happened but Nigeria has turned into a hotbed for terrorism sponsorship and terrorist sympathisers.

Just go through any topic relating to the middle east and you would see numerous terrorist sympathisers. Its a shame what this country has become

https://www.bbc.com/pidgin/articles/czjpnn8zxvzo


Interpol Arrests 83 People for Alleged Terrorism Financing in Nigeria and Other African Countries
Photo: Jub Rubjob/Getty Images
23 October 2025

Eleven Nigerians are among 83 people arrested by the International Criminal Police Organization (Interpol) for allegedly financing terrorism through money laundering.

In a press statement, Interpol announced that 83 people were arrested across six African countries, and 160 additional individuals linked to the crimes have been identified.

The arrests took place between July and September as part of Operation Catalyst, which aimed to detect and disrupt financial flows and schemes connected to terrorism funding and support networks.

Of the 83 arrests, 21 were related to terrorism offenses, 28 to financial fraud and money laundering, 16 to cyber-enabled scams, and 18 to the illegal use of virtual assets.

Nairalander248:
I wanted to sell off their stock until I saw this... Fake news always have a negative impact ooh...

Dump it ASAP. The internet has killed off TV, not just in Nigeria but in the western world as well

Must you eat beans?

Eat Agbado for a change, plant your own crops.

You must be the change you want to see.

Jagaban 4+4