₦airaland Forum

ebukal67x:
Prof. Amupitan should have declined the appointment in good conscience.

Bahamas95:
What did they do to Yahaya Bello?



Useless agency!

Spiritmask:
President Tinubu must act decisively to end the killings. If the United States intervenes in response to attacks on Christians, such an intervention could result in a prolonged presence that Nigeria might not be able to remove without risking national collapse. While some in the North might support their withdrawal, many in the South would likely welcome continued U.S. involvement. Any attempt to force them out could accelerate the fragmentation of Nigeria, as predominantly Christian regions might align with the U.S. to seek independence, even at the cost of becoming a U.S controlled territory or a de facto American state in Africa.
Personally, I support American intervention if it will truly bring an end to the killings.

nairalanda1:
The time Obasanjo tried third term EVEN elements in his own party opposed him.

Same thing will happen to tinubu should he try it.

Nigeria is too big for one man rule. Too too big

Vinnie2000:
I will handle security while Tinibu will handle the economy-Shettima.

APC RASCALS were criticizing GEJ, thinking dat Governance is by Mouth.

wasuka14:
This is very wrong. The identity of those killing people and those bandits are unknown. Till now, no one as ever established any of them to be a Nigeria citizen or belong to any family or any known religion sect in Nigeria in the first place. And equally, all the majority Muslims body and organizations in Nigeria are condemning the act of violence. So, attaching those bandits to Islamic killing is unfear to the Muslims.
The same way, as a Christian, you cannot accept if we begin to attach the unknown Gun-men in the SE to be of Christians promoted killing as well.
All violence is not welcome in any religion of faith, in Nigeria to my best knowledge.