₦airaland Forum

OceanEye:
Yesterday, I called my siblings residing in the north. I am concerned about their safety and told them to be security conscious and vigilant. They are the only loved ones I have.

OceanEye:
Yesterday, I called my siblings residing in the north. I am concerned about their safety and told them to be security conscious and vigilant. They are the only loved ones I have.

Uptheante:
Which part of the north exactly?

FutureFocus:
Same tactics they used to remove Jonathan


As a matter of urgency, the government need to make law that clearly state that no one can take over land belonging to other settlers by attacking and chasing away the original settlers,
And probably create a settlers maps that clearly show land belonging to every tribes and ethnics

Uptheante:
Which part of the north exactly?

TheBizGenius:
In all my wisdom and claim to national level strategy, your suggestion completely floored me in its simplicity and depth.

It is a master stroke, as "No matter how long a tenant over-do, one day one day, court go still chase you comot".

You, my man, are a genius.

#claps#

Avedonn:
I think the surge in security challenges facing the country is largely connected to poverty and unemployment. The poor economic policies of the APC administration have crippled many businesses, especially in the north where the poverty rate was already high. As a result, many people can no longer afford to feed their families, which tempts them to join kidnapping rings and other criminal activities to make ends meet.

As it's, no matter what security measures the government takes, they will never fully resolve the problem. The administration must first address the fundamental economic challenges people are facing. If it does so, many of those who turned to crime out of economic desperation will naturally abandon it.

Akatsuki1:
Currently praying for your siblings

alpharoyalty:
Move them to the capital as soon as possible.
Be safe

TheBizGenius:
In all my wisdom and claim to national level strategy, your suggestion completely floored me in its simplicity and depth.

It is a master stroke, as "No matter how long a tenant over-do, one day one day, court go still chase you comot".

You, my man, are a genius.

#claps#

iwaeda:
Yesterday night, armed bandits attacked the home of a community volunteer in the Zalau community of Toro LGA, Bauchi State. During the incident, they killed the JIBWIS Zalau Discipline Officer, Alhaji Muhammad Bakoshi, and abducted his wife, who gave birth two weeks ago.

The incident has deepened growing fears across the country, as it
show how bandit groups once largely confined to the Northwest, are now expanding their violent operations into several states in the Northeast and North Central regions. This widening spread of insecurity continues to raise serious concern among citizens and security observers alike.


https://x.com/DanKatsina50/status/1992474673481752871?t=HUI_CIOuLZpGVcHXiIY[/quote]They are not terrorists... so they can have a field day,

It's only terrorists we are looking for...

FutureFocus:
Same tactics they used to remove Jonathan


As a matter of urgency, the government need to make law that clearly state that no one can take over land belonging to other settlers by attacking and chasing away the original settlers,
And probably create a settlers maps that clearly show land belonging to every tribes and ethnics

bigiyaro:
Fake news from Peter's crew.

bigiyaro:
Fake news from Peter's crew.

OceanEye:
North West. Sokoto and kebbi. Thede states were very peaceful until recent time.

iwaeda:
Yesterday night, armed bandits attacked the home of a community volunteer in the Zalau community of Toro LGA, Bauchi State. During the incident, they killed the JIBWIS Zalau Discipline Officer, Alhaji Muhammad Bakoshi, and abducted his wife, who gave birth two weeks ago.

The incident has deepened growing fears across the country, as it
show how bandit groups once largely confined to the Northwest, are now expanding their violent operations into several states in the Northeast and North Central regions. This widening spread of insecurity continues to raise serious concern among citizens and security observers alike.


https://x.com/DanKatsina50/status/1992474673481752871?t=HUI_CIOuLZpGVcHXiIY[/quote]Armed bandits or terrorists? What the heck is wrong with news reporters??!!

Avedonn:
I think the surge in security challenges facing the country is largely connected to poverty and unemployment. The poor economic policies of the APC administration have crippled many businesses, especially in the north where the poverty rate was already high. As a result, many people can no longer afford to feed their families, which tempts them to join kidnapping rings and other criminal activities to make ends meet.

As it's, no matter what security measures the government takes, they will never fully resolve the problem. The administration must first address the fundamental economic challenges people are facing. If it does so, many of those who turned to crime out of economic desperation will naturally abandon it.

Uptheante:
Then specify the state or location instead of saying "north" as if it's the entire north that's engulfed in violence.

There are also unknown gunmen in Imo state & Anambra state in southeastern Nigeria & also human ritualist killings in Ogun state & Oyo state in southwestern Nigeria; yet we don't make state statements alluding violence to the "south". We always specify the particular place not insinuate the entire south.

bigiyaro:
Fake news from Peter's crew.

Deepspirituals:
. You should have told them the same thing when they were Shouting up and down that Jonathan's Couldn't secure Nigeria

FutureFocus:
Thank You Sir.

Sir, our border is porous, and there is conflicts in many of the Sahel nations around , tough looking illegal immigrants , fighters who take advantage of weak border to come in , wreck havoc , chase away settlers in remote villages and take over their lands, giving them access to Nigeria citizenship and ruling power over those lands , again I don’t see why able body men will be living under bridges along mile 2 badagry experience way in Lagos, they are too many, no house, no registers and can be dangerous at night, the government neee to checkmate and monitor immigrants like this in every states
Thank You

alekuwodo:
How will PBAT move round and campaign for this second term that has engulfed him and his cronies to the detriment of good governance in this country?, what will he campaign with, what will he promise, how will compose the propaganda. Just thinking aloud oooo.