₦airaland Forum

Akwamkpuruamu:
Tinubu is after 2027. Even if na 10000 persons remains in the entire north, e no send dia papa

owobokiri:
Punch Newspapers and her kiriji headlines..
All of a sudden these dubious media houses quartered in Lagos are now trying to frame these mass abductions as attempts to skew then turns of political events come 2027. The question is; why was this kind of kind analysis not extended to Jonathan some years back after the Chibok experience?


No one wants any talk about the innocent girls at the middle of this madness. No one cares about their fate. They want the whole news to be swept under the carpet. All they want us to do is to understand that there is some sort of political motives behind that. What if there are? Is the political goals of an inebriated president more important to the lives of hundreds of innocent young girls?

WYZAD:
Tinubu I wish u can be reading this.
Leave d North to find solution to their problem of insurgency since they are sympathisers to it.
Focus on people who want peace. Leave them so that the vampire they breed and nurtured can consume them completely.
In d future they would have known the implication of the choices they made

zikter:
Well, I don't think our military is overstretched. It has modernized too slowly which is as a result of corruption, favouritism and religious bigotry. If the current armed forces are rebranded and the factors I mentioned there eliminated, less than a quarter of it can tackle the security issues head on

Fujiyama:
^^^
That isn't a solution.

The girls that have been abducted aren't involved in any filthy geopolitical games. They are young women trying to get an education to make their way in life. They are victims and it never helps to blame the victim.

femi4:
How is that even possible

chatinent:
Stop using innocent people to play politics.

Play the politics with yourselves, dear political parties. Stop abducting our girls and killing our people to score points!

WYZAD:
Nobody is blaming them.
That's d system they have chosen to support. That's the culture and religion they adore so much. Its high time they feel d heat and pressure which will pressure into adopting a new way of life.
Let them feel d heat.

Fujiyama:
^^^
No.

Who is 'they'? You have used the word they several times. Are you referring to all the victims - young girls who are just trying to get an education? Are referring to everyone from Northern Nigeria? Who is 'they'?

Think critically about this.




Hiw many times have the young girls staged protest or spoken out against their regular subjection to early marriage, lack of access to education, unsociable religious practice and other vices against them.
Their parents condoned terrorism activities through their silence or indifference, direct support and show of pity towards terrorist.
So they (rvery northerner who believe terrorists are their brothers and deserve to be treated fairly) should face d heat.

You are talk about heat and pressure. Isn't everyone feeling this 'heat and pressure'? Aren't there highways in the South of Nigeria that you dare not travel on? Haven't people from outside Northern Nigeria been raped, shot, abducted and killed while on trains or on the road? Do they 'adore' the religion and culture too?

Think critically about this!

Sima12345:
Where is this country heading to?