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It seems our police squads are unable to face these terrorists, and this is a problem, as the police is the closest to the society, and they are the first to be aware of incidents and first to respond.

It is imperative we have a police squad, modelling the American SWAT (special weapons and tactics). They have armoured vehicles, amour piercing munitions and high powered automatic weaponry.

This is the only way. We can have these squads spread across all local government across the nation, and two each in high risk areas.

These terrorists have declared war on Nigeria, we must be known to have at least fought back, we must not allow the low minded derail and jeopardise our collective ambition and destiny.

We must at least fight back, for the sake of posterity, otherwise it would be a damn shame, that all we were, were a bunch of lazy gluttons.

We need to halt constituency payment now and channel these money to funding our police, and also create state police. These money as we have seen in the past is not used on constituency projects, because in my own constituency, I have not seen any constituency projects by any senator or house of representatives. It's like we are just dashing these greedy men money.

Posterity will remember your names, you executive members that destroyed this country... posterity will remember you for shame.

What is the use of creating a police SWAT when they will still be sabotaged by one of them from the region sympathetic to terrorist?

dederocs:
It seems our police squads are unable to face these terrorists, and this is a problem, as the police is the closest to the society, and they are the first to be aware of incidents and first to respond.

It is imperative we have a police squad, modelling the American SWAT (special weapons and tactics). They have armoured vehicles, amour piercing munitions and high powered automatic weaponry.

This is the only way. We can have these squads spread across all local government across the nation, and two each in high risk areas.

These terrorists have declared war on Nigeria, we must be known to have at least fought back, we must not allow the low minded derail and jeopardise our collective ambition and destiny.

Fella, you’re focusing on the wrong thing. SWAT-style equipment isn’t the solution. I’m ex‑military, and I can tell you from experience: it’s not about the gear, it’s about the hands the gear is in.

What Nigeria really needs to effectively counter terrorism is not more toys, but a stronger system:

1. Less corruption
If officers are underpaid, bribed, or selling intel, no amount of armored vehicles will fix anything. Corruption rots a unit from the inside out.

2. More integrity and discipline
Units must operate with professionalism and loyalty to the mission, not to tribal interests, politicians, or personal gain.

3. Proper enforcement and accountability
When officers commit abuses, desert posts, or fail in their duties, there must be consequences. You cannot fight terrorism with a force that doesn’t police itself.

4. Better training
Special units are only as good as their training. Nigeria needs real counter‑terrorism training, not ceremonial drills. CQB, intelligence handling, population engagement, IED awareness, ambush response—all of it.

5. Overwatch, intelligence and coordination
You can’t win against terrorists without solid intel, surveillance, and coordination between police, military, and local communities.

6. Logistics and support
Special units need reliable transport, communication, supply chains, and medevac. Equipment is useless if it can’t even be maintained or supported.

7. Proper leadership
A well-led, disciplined squad will outperform a badly led unit with the best gear in the world.

Nigeria doesn’t need “American SWAT” cosplay. What it needs is a police system that is honest, trained, disciplined, supported, and accountable. Without that foundation, you could hand out tanks and it still wouldn’t matter.

Stop pretending real life works like a Hollywood action flick.

Fenrir:
Fella, you’re focusing on the wrong thing. SWAT-style equipment isn’t the solution. I’m ex‑military, and I can tell you from experience: it’s not about the gear, it’s about the hands the gear is in.

What Nigeria really needs to effectively counter terrorism is not more toys, but a stronger system:

1. Less corruption
If officers are underpaid, bribed, or selling intel, no amount of armored vehicles will fix anything. Corruption rots a unit from the inside out.

2. More integrity and discipline
Units must operate with professionalism and loyalty to the mission, not to tribal interests, politicians, or personal gain.

3. Proper enforcement and accountability
When officers commit abuses, desert posts, or fail in their duties, there must be consequences. You cannot fight terrorism with a force that doesn’t police itself.

4. Better training
Special units are only as good as their training. Nigeria needs real counter‑terrorism training, not ceremonial drills. CQB, intelligence handling, population engagement, IED awareness, ambush response—all of it.

5. Overwatch, intelligence and coordination
You can’t win against terrorists without solid intel, surveillance, and coordination between police, military, and local communities.

6. Logistics and support
Special units need reliable transport, communication, supply chains, and medevac. Equipment is useless if it can’t even be maintained or supported.

7. Proper leadership
A well-led, disciplined squad will outperform a badly led unit with the best gear in the world.

Nigeria doesn’t need “American SWAT” cosplay. What it needs is a police system that is honest, trained, disciplined, supported, and accountable. Without that foundation, you could hand out tanks and it still wouldn’t matter.

Stop pretending real life works like a Hollywood action flick.

Stop trolling

dederocs:
Stop trolling

You are a child
Do a video call and let me put you in your place with a reality check.

Norwegian
Former British royal Marine MOS 11B Åberg
Now living in ikoyi with my wife and child
You keep taking about things you have no understanding of but I have lived, stop throwing a tantrum like a petulant child now make a video call

Fella, let me talk to you directly, because everything you’re saying shows you don’t understand the reality behind the things you’re calling for.

You remind me exactly of the untrained militants I’ve seen in the field — the ones who twist their weapon sights to the highest number because they think “bigger number = more deadly.” They genuinely believe they’re suddenly more powerful.

But in reality?
They can’t hit a target ten feet in front of them.
They’re clueless, scared, and trying to cover their inexperience with confidence.

That’s exactly how you sound right now.

You talk about:

more guns

more aggression

“Christian laws”

heavily armed police

state militias

executions

“fighting back”

But you have zero understanding of how actual counter‑terrorism works.
You’re doing what those untrained militants do —
turning everything to the max because you don’t understand the basics.

Let me be blunt with you, not anyone else:

**1. You don’t think like someone who wants safety.

You think like someone who wants power, and that’s dangerous.**

Professionals don’t talk the way you talk.
Professionals don’t fantasize about “viciousness” and executions.
Professionals don’t beg for religious laws or tribal dominance.

Professionals focus on:

precision

integrity

intelligence

discipline

accountability

Not the fantasy solutions you keep repeating.

2. Everything you say would get innocent women and children killed.

Real operations fail when emotional, untrained people influence the strategy.
Your ideas — if implemented — would turn civilians into collateral damage.
I’ve seen it happen.
I’ve cleaned up the aftermath.
You haven’t, and it shows.

**3. You think terrorism is solved by shouting, force, and ideology.

That’s the thinking of a child, not someone who understands conflict.**

This isn’t a movie.
This isn’t a crusade.
This isn’t “Christian vs Muslim.”
This isn’t tribal territory.

You’re speaking from emotion, fear, and ego — not logic or experience.

4. You personally should not be giving security opinions — you don’t understand the consequences.

People like me — trained, experienced, deployed in real warzones — know what actually works.
What you’re suggesting is how amateurs escalate conflict, not how professionals resolve it.

5. You can stop people from getting hurt by stopping this line of thinking.

You are pushing ideas that:

increase instability

undermine freedom

create more extremists

destroy trust between communities

give government too much power

damage Christianity, not protect it

If you really want safety, then you need to understand this simple truth:

Order comes from discipline, not domination.
Peace comes from strategy, not shouting.
Security comes from trained professionals, not emotional guesswork.

Fella, you’re thinking like the militants who turn their weapon sights to the highest number and assume they’re stronger.
But all they do is miss every shot.

Right now, with the things you say,
you are missing every shot too — and innocent people will pay for your misunderstandings.

You be agba

Fenrir:
You are a child
Do a video call and let me put you in your place with a reality check.

Norwegian
Former British royal Marine MOS 11B Åberg
Now living in ikoyi with my wife and child
You keep taking about things you have no understanding of but I have lived, stop throwing a tantrum like a petulant child now make a video call

Fenrir:
Fella, let me talk to you directly, because everything you’re saying shows you don’t understand the reality behind the things you’re calling for.

You remind me exactly of the untrained militants I’ve seen in the field — the ones who twist their weapon sights to the highest number because they think “bigger number = more deadly.” They genuinely believe they’re suddenly more powerful.

But in reality?
They can’t hit a target ten feet in front of them.
They’re clueless, scared, and trying to cover their inexperience with confidence.

That’s exactly how you sound right now.

You talk about:

more guns

more aggression

“Christian laws”

heavily armed police

state militias

executions

“fighting back”

But you have zero understanding of how actual counter‑terrorism works.
You’re doing what those untrained militants do —
turning everything to the max because you don’t understand the basics.

Let me be blunt with you, not anyone else:

**1. You don’t think like someone who wants safety.

You think like someone who wants power, and that’s dangerous.**

Professionals don’t talk the way you talk.
Professionals don’t fantasize about “viciousness” and executions.
Professionals don’t beg for religious laws or tribal dominance.

Professionals focus on:

precision

integrity

intelligence

discipline

accountability

Not the fantasy solutions you keep repeating.

2. Everything you say would get innocent women and children killed.

Real operations fail when emotional, untrained people influence the strategy.
Your ideas — if implemented — would turn civilians into collateral damage.
I’ve seen it happen.
I’ve cleaned up the aftermath.
You haven’t, and it shows.

**3. You think terrorism is solved by shouting, force, and ideology.

That’s the thinking of a child, not someone who understands conflict.**

This isn’t a movie.
This isn’t a crusade.
This isn’t “Christian vs Muslim.”
This isn’t tribal territory.

You’re speaking from emotion, fear, and ego — not logic or experience.

4. You personally should not be giving security opinions — you don’t understand the consequences.

People like me — trained, experienced, deployed in real warzones — know what actually works.
What you’re suggesting is how amateurs escalate conflict, not how professionals resolve it.

5. You can stop people from getting hurt by stopping this line of thinking.

You are pushing ideas that:

increase instability

undermine freedom

create more extremists

destroy trust between communities

give government too much power

damage Christianity, not protect it

If you really want safety, then you need to understand this simple truth:

Order comes from discipline, not domination.
Peace comes from strategy, not shouting.
Security comes from trained professionals, not emotional guesswork.

Fella, you’re thinking like the militants who turn their weapon sights to the highest number and assume they’re stronger.
But all they do is miss every shot.

Right now, with the things you say,
you are missing every shot too — and innocent people will pay for your misunderstandings.

Stick to the topic, you are ranting. This topic is about strengthening our special squad, you are responding to the wrong topic.

WAHLAYFRANCIS:
You be agba

WAHLAYFRANCIS, I call on you. The words of dederocs are a storm without wisdom, a blade swung wild in the dark. He speaks as though he defends what is sacred, yet his path leads only to fear, control, and the very darkness he claims to fight.

Stand with me in truth. Help guide him away from this reckless thinking. Show him that no faith, no god, no righteous teaching demands the cruelty he imagines. Let your voice strike through his confusion like steel against the shield, so he sees the danger in his own ideas.

Guide him, WAHLAYFRANCIS, before his zeal becomes the mirror of the very extremism he believes he is resisting.

You can’t influence someone to change that doesn’t want to change.

Fenrir:
WAHLAYFRANCIS, I call on you. The words of dederocs are a storm without wisdom, a blade swung wild in the dark. He speaks as though he defends what is sacred, yet his path leads only to fear, control, and the very darkness he claims to fight.

Stand with me in truth. Help guide him away from this reckless thinking. Show him that no faith, no god, no righteous teaching demands the cruelty he imagines. Let your voice strike through his confusion like steel against the shield, so he sees the danger in his own ideas.

Guide him, WAHLAYFRANCIS, before his zeal becomes the mirror of the very extremism he believes he is resisting.

WAHLAYFRANCIS:
You can’t influence someone to change that doesn’t want to change.

Change to a sitting, docile duck?

Leave that lost Norway immigrant, he is clueless of what's going on here. Docility is why we are in this junction in the first place.