Aboki99:


There have been strong attempts by some powerful foreign interests to set Nigeria aflame for their own selfish interests. This is not a conspiracy theory. Within the space of a month, the EU released a report condemning the killing of what they termed "Christians"; the USA also alleges the same, then there was protest by a church, add to this (a planned but aborted) explosion in a church in Kaduna. Plus, recall that a retired general has since the build up to the 2015 polls up to now been globe trotting spending his petro dollars on lobby groups in Europe to market the falsehood that (only) xtians are massacred in Nigeria. Connecting these dots leaves any rational being with a single conclusion : That some disgruntled political elements at home and abroad who have lost out in the power games of recent are up to some mischief.

sulasa07:

You are the one pained,not me.I know I'm an infidel to other religion but I don't give a damn.

Ykc2:
what will a Christian get from bombing church when he knew Christian God will not reward him with 72 virgins?who is the commander of Christian terrorist group in Nigeria?where is their base north or south?Christian bombing church is like telling me that igbo person went to Somalia join alshabab which you know is impossible

Commentor:
The truth is that the average Nigerian is not interested in solutions and this is for most issues that he encounters.

There is a history of bombing in Nigeria, rather than be interested in the suspect, who put him up to it, what he stood to benefit and what his true motivations are, the average Nigerian would rather continue with a premise without any standing.

The average Nigerian would not care about the sponsors, the act and the potential carnage that was avoided.

You are more interested in APC vs PDP, Christianity vs Islam, Hausa vs Igbo, Igbo vs Yoruba.

How has it favoured you over the years?

darfay:



Brother salisu my Yoruba Muslim brother no vex, we are all one, three wraps of black amala for you with extra slimy ewedu

EzeIgbo1:


Your brain must still be trapped inside a bottle if you are reasoning this way

EzeIgbo1:
So the Father has now come out to identify him so that FFK and CAN can see that liars shall have their place in the lake of fire.

Why lie when all they had to do was generally condemn the act.

Na wa o

For those who are still in doubt see the documents of Nathaniel earlier posted, his father's name MR SAMUEL EZEKIEL is there

Aboki99:


There have been strong attempts by some powerful foreign interests to set Nigeria aflame for their own selfish interests. This is not a conspiracy theory. Within the space of a month, the EU released a report condemning the killing of what they termed "Christians"; the USA also alleges the same, then there was protest by a church, add to this (a planned but aborted) explosion in a church in Kaduna. Plus, recall that a retired general has since the build up to the 2015 polls up to now been globe trotting spending his petro dollars on lobby groups in Europe to market the falsehood that (only) xtians are massacred in Nigeria. Connecting these dots leaves any rational being with a single conclusion : That some disgruntled political elements at home and abroad who have lost out in the power games of recent are up to some mischief.

sulasa07:

Who be Salisu?
I don't like Amala,just bring Jollof Rice.

ZombieHUNT:


So you bought this cooked propaganda... By Terrorists and their supporters


Shame on you...

darfay:



Yoruba Muslim wey no like amala, this one get as e b ooo

ZombieHUNT:


Yoruba Muslim as usual
Shekua the Boko Haram leader is a Muslim
Buhari the Boko Haram sympathizer is a Muslim

What are we talking about here...

ZombieHUNT:


So you bought this cooked propaganda... By Terrorists and their supporters


Shame on you...

backnbeta:
Either of three things:
1. He is a Christian, but was paid to carry the 'bomb' to mess up Christianity and cause confusion
2. He is a Muslim, paid to carry the 'bomb' by top government officials or religious bigots out to tarnish the Christians
3. He was a Christian, converted to Islam and now a terrorist

Whatever they say; Christians don't bomb... it's not our modus operandi

fjjc:

This goes for the CAN, whatever plans you people have to tanish the image of Islam God will expose you people.

gowaga68:
I pity the educated illiterates we have in this country .


We all should be condemning the act and looking on how to go about being security wise not talking on religion (religion is personal).


Humanity first before religion!

LegendHero:
CAN and FFK over to you guys.

Who do we believe now? His father that said he is a Christian or CAN/FFK that said he is a Muslim.

Commentor:


Make dem put am for your house?

sulasa07:

Amala is always sticky,that's why I don't like it.

Exmilitant:
it is a conspiracy alright. some disgruntle persons are behind the security challenges in the country and most of them are not muslims.

Liftkid:



According to the document, he was born in 1992, how come his father said 1991?

temptnow:


Video of his father or we don't believe it

fergie006:


https://www.dailytrust.com.ng/kaduna-bomb-scare-nathaniel-samuel-is-a-christian-not-muslim-suspects-father.html

backnbeta:
Either of three things:
1. He is a Christian, but was paid to carry the 'bomb' to mess up Christianity and cause confusion
2. He is a Muslim, paid to carry the 'bomb' by top government officials or religious bigots out to tarnish the Christians
3. He was a Christian, converted to Islam and now a terrorist

[s]Whatever they say; Christians don't bomb in the name of religion... it's not our modus operandi [/s]

But Christians do visit Ozubulu church to kill many and blame it on Fulani herdsmen before it was discovered that it was a drug deal gone wrong abi?

Christians don't bomb in the name of religion, literally meaning they bomb for any other reason, they just don't bomb in the name of religion... You can't be more dumb

temptnow:


Video of his father or we don't believe it

backnbeta:
Either of three things:
1. He is a Christian, but was paid to carry the 'bomb' to mess up Christianity and cause confusion
2. He is a Muslim, paid to carry the 'bomb' by top government officials or religious bigots out to tarnish the Christians
3. He was a Christian, converted to Islam and now a terrorist

Whatever they say; Christians don't bomb in the name of religion... it's not our modus operandi

backnbeta:
Either of three things:
1. He is a Christian, but was paid to carry the 'bomb' to mess up Christianity and cause confusion
2. He is a Muslim, paid to carry the 'bomb' by top government officials or religious bigots out to tarnish the Christians
3. He was a Christian, converted to Islam and now a terrorist

Whatever they say; Christians don't bomb in the name of religion... it's not our modus operandi