ourchoice:
In life, it is wiser to speak less and listen more.


Governor Zulum was almost becoming a man loved by all for his perceived devotion and dedication to end Boko Haram insurgency in his state and geopolitical zone.


But he just killed that love and trust many had for him with this thoughtless and careless statement that Christians are among Boko Haram terrorist group. Even devil know it's a big fat lie.


Let's not make mistake here, Boko Haram kidnaps people at gunpoint and forcefully convert them to join their terror group. That Boko Haram adopted some Christians and probably forced them to join them as a bait to spare their life does not mean Christians are members of Boko Haram because Boko Haram is founded on the principles and doctrines of Islamic extremism, and the moment you join them, you must accept their extreme Islamic doctrines and practices.


Also that some unscrupulous humans who bear Christian name engage in arms smuggling and trading with Boko Haram as their personal business does not mean Christians are Boko Haram members.


Lastly, we have independent mercenaries who render their nefarious services to people in such need, these people can be Hindu, Christians, Muslims, atheist, Satanists, etc. Whatever they are doing is out of business and money consciousness not based on their religion or religious beliefs, so counting them as part of Boko Haram is nothing but sheer foolishness and ignorance or intentional art of blackmail to coverup the truth.


The only sure and sustainable way to end Boko Haram, banditry and all forms of terrorism ravaging Northern Nigeria is for Northern Nigerian political elites to look inwards; start with total ban on almajiri system that breeds poverty among children and youths and make them easy and willing tools for terrorist organisations to recruit.


Northern Nigeria need to start a serious war on family planning to control childbirth and to reduce the rate at which the poorest people and those that cannot even fend for themselves birth children recklessly.


Lastly, they need to tone down on extreme religious doctrines and practice and embrace civilisation that focuses more on humanity, wealth creation, healthy living, freedom for all and love for all, instead of holding on to outdated religious practices that strive to conquer and dominate, which were characterised of religions of the ancients. The time of conquering kingdoms and nations and societies through religious invasion and indoctrination have passed.



Almost every Nigerian Christian prays for an end to Boko Haram and other terror groups like the Fulani herdsmen terrorists, the acclaimed bandits, etc. The world need peace, unity of purpose and of course wealth creation for all than religious hullabaloo

IamWonderful:
Anything apart from Professor Yemi Osibanjo any other is unacceptable and mediocre, he knows where Nigeria problem lies, he knows how to fix it.

Freestainworld:
Same way our president can't write, does he even have WAEC?

Emily22:

We spent 2 weeks at mile 6, jalingo