₦airaland Forum

It is sad to note that it took the Americans to voice out an obvious reality before we Nigerians can conquer to the fact that an act of genocide is progressively going on in our nation..It is a thing of Shane that the lucky few that are yet not victims of this menace still come online to play the politically correct, educated and sophisticated one by looking for a clever narrative to divert the attention on the truth that we have cowardly failed to admire internally as a people.

When Mazi Nnamdi Kanu warned us of the impending dangers long even before elders much more older than him can see what he was pointing out, we never believed him, even when the predictions came true many till date still wish him death knowing fully well that his ordeal came as a result of refusing to be a victim to an obvious state policy designed to eliminate his people, today he is a valian, a terrorist while the actors are called bandits.

When General Danjuma warned us, we never stood with him to add a voice to the old man's view by way of encouraging him to revel more, rather, we all kept quite and allowed the culprits to silent him even when it's obvious that the old General was only protecting our interest and what was the outcome, another cowardly silence.

When Obidiah Mailafia warned us l, spoke truth to power to the point that his life was sacrificed in the process, who took him seriously even from the middle belt? Non..Today, he remembers that hero of a man who sacrificed his comfort just to speak the truth that silenced him forever, yet, the people he is fighting for are too busy fighting over the APC, PDP and Labour party issues while their life's worths less than the value of a cow.

Rev.Father Kukah, took his voice to the United States and what was the outcome at home, no corresponding voice from the people he was advocating for, rather they are busy shouting emi lo kan, whereas , you don't have the balls to travel to your village without the fear of being kidnapped.

Now to the main argument, some were saying that more Muslims have been killed in the country than Christians and for that, it's never a genocide against the Christians but an insecurity problem- then I ask, what is the modus operandi of the violence as experienced in the different killing fields of Nigeria...In the north west, it's a battle between the Hausa vs the Fulanis, cos of violence, cattle rustling and lame tustle both they are both Muslims.

In the middle belt, an obvious Christian region, what was the cos of violence, land grabbing Notting more, Notting less..Otherwise, what explains the attack and killing of 200 persons in cold blood in just one day, is it because of cows? No..what else explains the chasing away of Christians into the IDP camps and the Fulanis renamed and re occupied more thàn 54 villages, if this is not a genocide to you then you must be a devil in human form..The same goes for Venue and Taraba states , yet this is not worth talking about.

Now, what do we call a situation whereby the government who can not defend you comes to your village and disarm your people and the next day, the heavily armed Fulani terrorist will come in and slaughter your people in great numbers..what do you call a situation whereby Soldiers stationed in your village to protect you will be viewing like spectators while the same terrorist will come into your village kill, burn and go while the same Military personals on guard duty where waiting for orders that never came, if this is not a state sponsored act of genocide what else do we call it?

What do we call the killing of ethnic Yorubas in Kogi and Kwara states that harbour some Christian population? How do we explain that the DSS came and disarmed the villagers in Kwara and allowed the Fulanis to keep theirs and they used the people for shotting practice, if this is not a calculated genocide, what else do we call this?

Ok, let's go to the east, in Imo state, the host community of the Army barracks don't access their farmlands all thanks to the first class citizens, the Fulanis, if you report to the Army they do Notting, the police looks the other way, but if you attack a single Fulani, the entire village will be burnt down,the Fulanis committee attrocites the government does Notting when the community rises up they became a victim of the state, what do we call this? People are killed in the farms, women are raped, people are kidnapped and they don't get justice cos the government is not ready to give you justice , now what other word can we use to quantify this, if not state encouragement .

Now, many communities in the east result to self help by dealing with the threats secretly without informing the government, is it the best way to go when we have a government and a state? The answer is no.

Now, the biggest threat to Nigerian unity are the fake patriots, who claim they love Nigeria but chooses to stand on the wrong side of morality cos the system is some how favouring them, they will come online and silence sane and genuine patriotic voices who stood for the truth ..Until the day Nigeria as a nation decides to embrace the truth we will never make a headway as a nation cos THE CHRISTIAN GENOCIDE IS INFACT REAL

I noticed Islamic religious leaders in the north did not even send condolences when the terrorists attacked churches in Ondo, no condolences when the terrorists attack plateau Christians, no condolences when churches were attacked in southwest states, and north, no condolences when Deborah and the other Christian girls were killed by the Islamic mob.

This is a conspiracy.

dederocs:
I noticed Islamic religious leaders in the north did not even send condolences when the terrorists attacked churches in Ondo, no condolences when the terrorists attack plateau Christians, no condolences when churches were attacked in southwest states, and north, no condolences when Deborah and the other Christian girls were killed by the Islamic mob.

This is a conspiracy.

That's the exact point but our fellow Christian fake patriots will not reason properly

kaltonga:
That's the exact point but our fellow Christian fake patriots will not reason properly

They are zombies, most people are really dumb and passively docile.

dederocs:
They are zombies, most people are really dumb and passively docile.

While the pain and loss across many communities in Nigeria are real and tragic, it's important to clarify that bandits, terrorists, and kidnappers do not target only Christians.
In reality, both Muslims and Christians have been killed, kidnapped, and displaced across the country. These violent groups operate without religious discrimination, attacking for power, profit, or territory and not faith. The crisis is driven by insecurity and not a state-backed religious genocide.

Adblg0610:
While the pain and loss across many communities in Nigeria are real and tragic, it's important to clarify that bandits, terrorists, and kidnappers do not target only Christians.
In reality, both Muslims and Christians have been killed, kidnapped, and displaced across the country. These violent groups operate without religious discrimination, attacking for power, profit, or territory and not faith. The crisis is driven by insecurity and not a state-backed religious genocide.

What does bokoharam and iswap stand for?

Have the religious leaders in the north cautioned the killers of Deborah over religious extremism, or did they condole the families of those killed in attacks in churches across Nigeria. Make una wise up.

dederocs:
What does bokoharam and iswap stand for?
Have the religious leaders in the north cautioned the killers of Deborah over religious extremism, or did they condole the families of those killed in attacks in churches across Nigeria. Make una wise up.

The Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) has rejected claims, made by U.S. figures like Bill Maher, Senator Ted Cruz, and others, that there is a targeted Christian genocide in Nigeria. While acknowledging that killings are indeed happening, CAN insists that both Christians and Muslims are victims of violence, and there is no religious war or systematic extermination of Christians.
CAN's representative, Abimbola Ayuba, explained that attacks occur in mixed patterns and affect all Nigerians, regardless of faith. He criticized those who seek foreign sympathy without engaging local solutions, warning that external pressure could hurt the entire nation, not just the government.

Adblg0610:
The Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) has rejected claims, made by U.S. figures like Bill Maher, Senator Ted Cruz, and others, that there is a targeted Christian genocide in Nigeria. While acknowledging that killings are indeed happening, CAN insists that both Christians and Muslims are victims of violence, and there is no religious war or systematic extermination of Christians.
CAN's representative, Abimbola Ayuba, explained that attacks occur in mixed patterns and affect all Nigerians, regardless of faith. He criticized those who seek foreign sympathy without engaging local solutions, warning that external pressure could hurt the entire nation, not just the government.

That is political CAN, when has CAN ever stood for the right of Christians the way the extremists muric fight for Muslims, CAN has betrayed it's flock.

kaltonga:
That's the exact point but our fellow Christian fake patriots will not reason properly

which part of Nigeria are Christians been killed n when did it happen?

Please don't run away

dederocs:
What does bokoharam and iswap stand for?

Have the religious leaders in the north cautioned the killers of Deborah over religious extremism, or did they condole the families of those killed in attacks in churches across Nigeria. Make una wise up.

what do u have to say about Ipob killings in d south east?

At least south east people are majorly Christians

Will ipob killings in the south east b added to Christian persecution in Nigeria?

Adblg0610:
While the pain and loss across many communities in Nigeria are real and tragic, it's important to clarify that bandits, terrorists, and kidnappers do not target only Christians.
In reality, both Muslims and Christians have been killed, kidnapped, and displaced across the country. These violent groups operate without religious discrimination, attacking for power, profit, or territory and not faith. The crisis is driven by insecurity and not a state-backed religious genocide.

You and me know this is a pure lie

Are their attack on Muslims yes but you can't Denny there is a systematic attempt to take over Christian enclaves of the North by islamic extremist... Over 100 Christian villages have been sacked and taken over by Muslims and renamed... Yes renamed

Ask people from brono, southern yobe, Adamawa, tarraba, plateau, Benue, nassarawa Christian arreas in niger state

BATified2023:
what do u have to say about Ipob killings in d south east?

At least south east people are majorly Christians

Will ipob killings in the south east b added to Christian persecution in Nigeria?

At least we know what they are fighting for, what is bokoharam and iswap/fulani herdsmen fighting for?