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| Re: Benue Killings: Alia Laments Says Death Toll Now 55 by Emusan(m): 2:25pm On Apr 21, 2025 |
Image123:But you can shift blame on the thread instead of calling out the authority to uphold the oath they sworn to. |
| Re: Benue Killings: Alia Laments Says Death Toll Now 55 by Image123(m): 6:24pm On Apr 21, 2025 |
Emusan:i did not shift blame, who did i blame? Is the governor not authority? |
| Re: Benue Killings: Alia Laments Says Death Toll Now 55 by lexy2014: 6:39pm On Apr 21, 2025 |
CoronaVirusPro:Can you point where I said you specifically talked about Benue? Apart from d first question, are the other questions about Benue? Why didn't you answer them? why is Benue the best place to experiment RUGA? why has RUGA not implemented in all the northern states? or is that not where all the cattle and their herdsmen are from? |
| Re: Benue Killings: Alia Laments Says Death Toll Now 55 by lexy2014: 6:42pm On Apr 21, 2025 |
Image123:What has hypertension got to do with people being killed in Benue? If SOE was declared in rivers because of pipeline, why has that same SOE not been declared in Benue? Is pipeline of greater value than human lives? |
| Re: Benue Killings: Alia Laments Says Death Toll Now 55 by Image123(m): 7:09pm On Apr 21, 2025 |
lexy2014:Gaslighter, the cause of the hypertension was that the region was turned to abattoir. You want to compare Benue to Rivers but don't want comparison with other states? Do you see any connection between pipelines and human lives? |
| Re: Benue Killings: Alia Laments Says Death Toll Now 55 by Emusan(m): 9:08pm On Apr 21, 2025 |
Image123:You shifted your point to those calling for State of Emergency which has nothing to do with thread because you don't want to call the C-in-C who is in charge of the security forces. No! Governor is not the authority, your C-in-C is the authority. Tinubu himself said security of the Nation is at the President's shoulder, why bringing Governor into this? |
| Re: Benue Killings: Alia Laments Says Death Toll Now 55 by Image123(m): 9:17am On Apr 22, 2025 |
Emusan:Okay, so i didn't shift blame like you falsely accused me of, i shifted point. Fair enough, it's a political topic, and statement of emergency is on the table of many people attacking and blaming, so i helped them with the point. You can't condemn and complain about SOE and still ask for or recommend it at every negative news. Notice that you said security of the Nation, not state. Though that's not really what the president said but i get your point. Governors have constitutional and moral responsibility to govern and secure their states. They receive huge security votes. They control billions of naira budgetted for security. They know their terrain, local governments, traditional leaders and unions better. They have ability to form joint task forces and other paramilitary bodies to secure themselves. They have lockdowns and curfews. If after all these, they are somehow incompetent, they can liase with the FG for help. You need to pass or attempt these steps in a democracy. If the FG intervenes or sends in the military, it is still folks like you that would be lamenting how we're not in dictatorship, how FG is unconstitutional, how Legislative is legalizing unconstitutionality, etc. |
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