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Eniitankorede:Continue with your propaganda lies and falsehood And intensify the quest for Biafra breakaway so that your south west and North can remain in one Nigeria and have the so called peace |
This warning is directed at Tinubu, the APC-led regime, and their hordes of supporters, who are busy spreading propaganda, lies, and falsehoods while clandestinely twisting Trump’s speech against terrorists and bandits into a campaign of tribal and religious bigotry. |
Tinubu and the APC have literally infested every institution in the country with their propaganda and lies. |
odejimioflagos:Why is Nigeria incapable of defending itself against internal threats from terrorists and bandits commiting heinous crimes? |
Anybody who says there is no genocide is a liar and an agent of BAT from the pit of hell. What will they call the carnage that happened in Gwoza, Agatu, Yeltawa, Benue, Jos, Southern Kaduna, and Nasarawa, kwara? |
This is a patriotic call, may you live long and prosper. But OP, look out for the enemies of the country who are against Trump but not against the terrorists and bandits committing heinous crimes. They will soon twist this patriotic call into a tribal and religiously divisive campaign. They will come to tell you to protest only in your region, as if they are immune to the loss of lives and destruction of property happening all over the country at the hands of these terrorists. They will even call you an enemy of the country for demanding the total eradication of these terrorists and bandits, while calling themselves patriots for allowing terrorism to fester. They are eternally afraid of peaceful protest, even though they once engaged in it, sponsored it, funded it, and used it against previous regimes. |
You’re complicit in killing of Christians, promoting death penalty for so-called blasphemy,U.S. lawmaker Moore tackles Kwankwaso Mr Moore labelled Mr Kwankwaso an enabler of Sharia law. A U.S. lawmaker, Riley Moore, vocal in the campaign against alleged Christian genocide in Nigeria on Monday lashed out at former Kano State Governor, Rabiu Kwankwaso. Mr Moore labelled Mr Kwankwaso an enabler of Sharia law that punishes blasphemy with death. Mr Moore made this statement in a post on X responding to Mr Kwankwaso’s stance on President Donald Trump’s threat to invade Nigeria to attack terrorists allegedly killing Christians. “Governor – do you care to comment on your own complicity in the death of Christians?,” Mr Moor said, replying Mr Kwanakwaso’s post. Recalling how Mr Kwankwaso signed the Sharia Penal Code Bill into law in November 2000 as governor of Kano State, Mr Moore said, “You instituted Sharia law. You signed the law that makes so-called blasphemy punishable by death.” Mr Moore’s statement came as response to Mr Kwankwaso’s stance that the United States of America should assist Nigeria in combating insecurity with cutting-edge technology, rather than posing a threat that could worsen divisions in the country. The former Kano State governor made this call after Mr Trump ordered the U.S. Department of War to prepare for potential invasion of Nigeria to combat terrorists targeting Christians. Mr Trump’s declaration followed weeks of online campaign for Nigeria to be declared a Country of Particular Concern led by Ted Cruz, Mr Moore, Nancy Mace and other American lawmakers. Mr Cruz, a Republican U.S. senator, also proposed a bill against Nigerian public officials promoting Sharia and blasphemy laws. https://gazettengr.com/youre-complicit-in-killing-of-christians-promoting-death-penalty-for-so-called-blasphemy-u-s-lawmaker-moore-tackles-kwankwaso/ |
This is like someone frantically chasing rats while his house burns down. |
tundegan:God will punish those who oppose Trump, because he stands against the terrorists and bandits committing heinous crimes |
This is none of Nigeria’s and the common masses’ business. This is the business of Americans to deal with. |
madridguy:Has Tinubu allowed the poor to breathe? |
President Donald Trump has threatened to deploy troops to Nigeria or launch air strikes to halt what he described as the mass killing of Christians in the country. President Donald Trump has threatened to deploy troops to Nigeria or launch air strikes to halt what he described as the mass killing of Christians in the country. Asked on Sunday if he envisioned troops on the ground or air strikes in Nigeria, Mr Trump told reporters that he was considering several military options to protect Christians in Nigeria. “Could be. I mean, other things. I envisage a lot of things,” Mr Trump said when asked if he was considering ground troops or air strikes. “They’re killing record numbers of Christians in Nigeria… They’re killing the Christians and killing them in very large numbers. We’re not going to allow that to happen.” The U.S. president made the comments while returning to Washington from his weekend retreat in Florida. His warning followed a renewed threat on Saturday that the United States would take military action if the Nigerian government failed to stop the violence against Christians. Mr Trump’s remarks came shortly after his administration redesignated Nigeria as a ‘country of particular concern’, a U.S. designation for nations accused of violating religious freedoms. Other countries on the list are China, Myanmar, North Korea, Russia, and Pakistan. Meanwhile, in an earlier post on Truth Social, Mr Trump had threatened to halt all aid to Nigeria and hinted at possible military intervention if the alleged killings continued. “If the Nigerian government continues to allow the killing of Christians, the U.S.A. will immediately stop all aid and assistance to Nigeria, and may very well go into that now disgraced country, ‘guns-a-blazing,’ to completely wipe out the Islamic Terrorists who are committing these horrible atrocities,” Mr Trump wrote. “I am hereby instructing our Department of War to prepare for possible action. If we attack, it will be fast, vicious, and sweet, just like the terrorist thugs attack our CHERISHED Christians! WARNING: THE NIGERIAN GOVERNMENT BETTER MOVE FAST!” Meanwhile, there is a likelihood of President Bola Tinubu and Mr Trump meeting to discuss the alleged genocidal killing of Christians, according to a presidential spokesman. https://gazettengr.com/there-could-be-u-s-troops-on-ground-in-nigeria-air-strikes-trump-declares/ |
Nobody In His Right Senses Should Deny Killings Of Christians—Northern CAN Clarifies Trump’s Threats According to a report by Leadership on Monday, November 3, 2025, the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) in the 19 Northern states has appealed to the federal government to take stronger action against terrorism and insecurity across the country. The association’s chairman, Reverend John Joseph Hayab, said this while reacting to the recent statement made by US President Donald Trump about violence in Nigeria. Hayab clarified that Trump’s statement should not be viewed as a threat against Nigeria, but as a message urging the country to confront terrorism more seriously. He noted that some people misunderstood the intention, explaining that the concern was about ending the activities of violent groups rather than attacking the nation itself. He pointed out that the killing and persecution of Christians in the North are undeniable and have drawn the attention of world leaders. He mentioned that international lawmakers, including members of the US Congress, have already taken steps to discuss the worsening insecurity in Nigeria. According to Hayab, Trump’s involvement shows that the global community is worried about the situation. He urged the Nigerian government to prove it can solve its own problems by acting decisively against the perpetrators of violence. He added that Nigeria should not wait for foreign powers to step in before protecting its citizens. Hayab expressed sadness over the deep division along religious lines in the country. He said many Nigerians quickly accuse others of betrayal whenever they support peace or fairness across faiths. He warned that such thinking fuels hatred and prevents national unity. “Nobody in his right senses should deny that there are killings of Christians in Northern Nigeria. Nobody in his right senses should deny that there is persecution and maltreatment of Christians in Northern Nigeria,” he said. https://news-af.feednews.com/news/detail/300f1c0f21b769ec80080ba54182656e?client=news |
Anybody who says there is no genocide is a liar and an agent of BAT from the pit of hell. What then would they call the carnage that has happened and is happening in Agatu, Yeltawa, Benue, Jos, Southern Kaduna, and Nasarawa? |
There Have Been More Than 7,000 Christians Massacred This Year In Sultan's Territory- Arnold “Ex-U.S. Mayor Accuses Sultan of Sokoto of Involvement in Jihad Genocide, Demands Probe” Meanwhile, a former US Mayor, Mike Arnold, publicly challenged the Sultan of Sokoto, Alhaji Sa’ad Abubakar, accusing him of failing to use his influence to halt jihadist violence in northern Nigeria.https://punchng.com/cpc-blacklist-12-nigerian-governors-other-officials-may-face-us-sanctions/ Let's keep asking @sultan_ofsokoto these simple questions:https://x.com/MikeArnoldTruth/status/1984662740275691583?t=4fBI_QzcXmZUn2i58yS4vg&s=19
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Quite commendable. An act of humility is being displayed here. According to the Agbadóos, Amaechi donated laptops, the Governor did well. He is in the APC. But if Peter Obi did it, all hell would be let loose. Lûnátics! |
So, Tinubu knows the sponsors of terrorism but chose to keep quiet, allowing the killings, maimings, kidnappings, overrunning of villages, and razing of towns to continue to fester. Now that Trump has offered to help deal with the terrorists and bandits committing these horrible, heinous crimes, Tinubu and his supporters are busy engaging in a clandestine campaign that is turning increasingly tribal, religious, and divisive. Why are they against Trump but not against the terrorists and bandits? |
Dotherightthing:Does it justify the reason Tinubu is not touching the terrorists and bandits |
humberjade:Are you implying that the Tinubu government shouldn’t take action against terrorists and bandits committing heinous crimes? Do you mean Tinubu should continue to allow the killings, maimings, kidnappings, the overrunning of villages, and the razing of towns by these terrorists all because, according to you, Trump is after “your resources”? |
Trump’s Threat: ‘Tinubu ahead of orchestrated game unfolding in America’ — Onanugahttps://www.vanguardngr.com/2025/11/trumps-threat-tinubu-ahead-of-orchestrated-game-unfolding-in-america-onanuga/#google_vignette
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Mike Arnold, Tinubu just doesn’t get it and neither do his supporters. They are busy clandestinely turning this into a tribal, religious, and divisive campaign that is doing no one any good but instead hurting the Tinubu regime in its entirety. One may really ask: why are they against Trump but not against the terrorists and bandits? |
The African Democratic Congress, ADC, has suggested why the US President Donald Trump named Nigeria a “disgraceful country”.https://dailypost.ng/2025/11/02/why-donald-trump-named-nigeria-disgraced-country-adc/
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Northernblood8:It quite unfortunate They are trying so hard to turn this into some tribal, religious divisive campaign |
Ezeama400:A huge clown |
This is an obvious fact. Anyone denying this fact is a liar and an agent of BAT from the pit of hell. A regime that can dissolve democratically elected institutions through a state of emergency declaration, an outright violation of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeriais engaging in pure lawlessness, orchestrated by a thug and criminals A democratic coup d'etat committed against the people
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Richtaiwo:You seem unusually worked up over this, and I honestly don’t know why. Trump didn’t say he’s invading Nigeria just for the fun of it, he said he’ll soon direct the Department of wars to go guns blazing against the terrorists, bandits who’ve been committing these horrible atrocities. And let’s be real they’ve been operating freely because the Tinubu administration has clearly shown it’s incapable of securing the lives of Nigerians. So instead of twisting things into some imaginary anti-Nigeria agenda, maybe ask yourself why your government keeps failing to protect its own citizens. The conversation isn’t about whether America should act, it’s about why Nigeria even needs foreign threats before our leaders take security seriously. And please, spare us the fake outrage over a missing picture. The evidence of Christian genocide, ethnic massacres, and mass killings is everywhere, you just choose to close your eyes to it because facing the truth would shatter your Renewed Propaganda bubble. |
Richtaiwo:Richtaiwo, you’re honestly living in pure delusion. So now the Dangote refinery a project that was conceived, financed, and built long before Tinubu grabbed, snatched, and ran away with power has suddenly become the reason Trump supposedly wants to invade Nigeria? In your wild imagination, Trump is upset because Nigeria is about to become self-sufficient in refined petroleum products? Come on, be serious. The U.S. doesn’t shape its foreign policy around who’s sitting in Aso Rock or which refinery just opened. This kind of conspiracy talk is just another way to avoid facing the real issues Nigeria’s worsening insecurity, human rights abuses, religious persecution, all of which have gotten worse under your so-called Renewed Hopelessness. Instead of acknowledging reality, you’re busy cooking up stories about secret oil wars. Abeg, wake up from that propaganda-induced dream. The world isn’t out to get Tinubu, Nigerians are just tired of suffering while you keep pretending everything is fine. |
yarimo:With Agbadó |
Flangelo12:It's quite unfortunate |
Flangelo12:And Kwara |
Anybody who says there is no genocide is a liar and an agent of BAT from the pit of hell. What will they call the carnage that happened in Yeltawa, Benue, Jos, Southern Kaduna, and Nasarawa? |
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Sowore should allow the Nigeria police to breathe 