₦airaland Forum

LegendHero:
Na Southerners I blame for this.

I will tell you why. Killing itself is a bad thing that should be frown against.

—If a Fulani herdsmen terrorist commit murder, he do so in the dark, cowardly kill people, run away inside forest, and mix with other herdsmen. No one will know the face except the dead. Authorities will still manhunt them but it is more hard to nab them easily.

—If Southerners retaliate, they will call 25 camera man, do it on video, share it on social media. Then when government act, they start crying that no manhunt and bla bla bla. It’s very easy to nab someone I see on camera. Even if they all believe they are indeed kidnappers like they claimed, what is the brain behind recoding murdering people? Them think court go just tell them go or what?

IME1:
na that wuruwuru be the koko
All the herdsman wey dey don arrest no one don serve time or face death penalty.
I sure many don waka go free

Angelfrost:
Yet, he never condemned the slaughtering and massacre of hundreds across the nation by Herdsmen...!


I never saw or read him shocked or directing the immediate capture and arrest of those terrorists.

Brendaniel:
Yoruba COAS is killing insurgents only in the north, what happened to Ondo state where herdsmen are killing his people?

And you talk about southern leaders, is Tinubu not a southern leader and doubles as the president, what has he done or said about the herdsmen killings in southwest?

Kai Omo this country needs to divide, look at the way people like you reason, what exactly is the benefit of Tinubu as president to an average Yoruba man?

flokii:
Southern leaders too should wake up and start outrage against activities of killer herdsmen and kidnappers from a particular ethnic group wrecking havoc all over the Southern parts and Middle Belt..

You'll see likes of Atiku, Kwankwaso and co. issuing statements and strong condemnations once Northerners are affected but the 'odales' and 'onijekujes' calling themselves politicians from South will keep mute as their people are getting wiped out because of cowardice and greed for crumbs. I thank God for the gallant Yoruba COAS dealing ruthlessly with insurgents in Nigeria

Owon:
Some of you will remain frustrated and never have sense till thy kingdom come.
So who is the military fighting and killing in the north daily?
Do you know how many thousands of soldiers that have been deployed to the north in the past 16 years?

naptu2:
Daddy D.O🇳🇬 @DOlusegun




https://x.com/DOlusegun/status/1905675650687795686?t=Ziu_dha8XZP_DNV49GAoug&s=19

Photo: Governor Okpebholo visits site of killing.

dfrost:
This act is really barbaric.

naptu2:
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Professor Isa Ali Ibrahim, CON @ProfIsaPantami



https://x.com/ProfIsaPantami/status/1905666709626691996?t=S4Op0vsOhIoQmBBNKVUXXg&s=19[/quote]You're very correct, especially starting with those that lynched and burnt Deborah when you were in govt.

Destroyerofyeeb:
Edo bastards, they must be caught before we retaliate. Una think say nah una dirty cult fight Abi . Una don price una must pay

Destroyerofyeeb:
Edo bastards, they must be caught before we retaliate. Una think say nah una dirty cult fight Abi . Una don price una must pay

naptu2:
Daddy D.O🇳🇬 @DOlusegun




https://x.com/DOlusegun/status/1905675650687795686?t=Ziu_dha8XZP_DNV49GAoug&s=19

Photo: Governor Okpebholo visits site of killing.

OriOko88:

I support the man hunt of those devilish,barbarian lunatic Edo citizens. They re so crude, inhumane cannibalistic. I can't even withstand the sight of such gory scene.

Burning a fellow man and people still stand there filming and laughing. I stand to be corrected,it is only in Nigeria I see people burning people in broad say light And govt stand aloof. I can't even imagine Europeans setting themselves on fire when they're not in war. Cmon. Infact the whole of that crude uncivilized village must be shut down for two weeks. What nonsense

Asonaijaaso:
This statement from President Tinubu is nothing but a hollow and insincere display of outrage that rings entirely empty and detached from the reality on the ground. The murder of the innocent hunters in Uromi wasn’t a random act of violence – it was the direct result of lawlessness and failure at the highest levels of government. Yet, instead of addressing the systemic issues that allowed such brutality to unfold, the President offers nothing more than empty words and vague promises.

The President “directed the police” to investigate and “punish the culprits”, but it’s clear from his inaction so far that he’s not truly committed to making sure justice is served. If he was, there would already be swift accountability—yet mob justice continues to thrive under his watch. Talk is cheap, but results are what Nigerians need. If anything, this is yet another attempt to dodge responsibility, showing that President Tinubu is all about public relations, not real action.

The statement that “jungle justice has no place in Nigeria” is laughable when the state itself has allowed mob justice to become rampant, from security forces’ inaction to the empowerment of vigilante groups. How can anyone take this seriously when vigilantes continue to roam free, knowing they have the backing of a government that does nothing to stop them?

Commending the Edo State governor and local leaders? Again, this is deflecting blame. Why is Tinubu not addressing the core issue—his failure to maintain law and order? This is a crisis of governance, not of isolated communities.

President Tinubu’s statement is a blatant attempt to placate the masses without doing the hard work of actually ensuring safety. Words won’t bring back the lives lost, and they certainly won’t restore the rule of law. Until he takes real responsibility for the unfolding anarchy in the country, this is just another empty exercise in political rhetoric.

Blitzerz:
Shut up.

naptu2:
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Professor Isa Ali Ibrahim, CON @ProfIsaPantami



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Just wondering aloud what technology was used in identifying those that brutally murdered that Christian girl up north some time ago....what is good for the goose is good for the gander ooo.

As for Uromi people abi they wan takeover from Cross Rivers and Akwa ibom ni...

flokii:
PBAT is your president for Christ sake, not president for Yorubas only.. it's his duty to ensure all Nigerians regardless of ethnicity or religion are safe and secure at all times.

PresidObi:
The action is as barbaric as herdsmen wiping out a whole village in Benue state without any manhunt, and it happens in the next community next week without any president speaking.


A tale of two countries.

SporaD8:
The power of a united voice.
Southern leaders should emulate same to end herdsmen massacre