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WhizdomXX:
Justice should be swift on terrorists.

Thank you for sharing your intellectual insight

WizardOfNG:
@OP.
Jihad terror. Can easily be kept out of the South if the FG expedite the creation of Regional/State policing.

This is because any State and/or region that can create it's own police force to operate as intelligently and tactically efficient as some of the best in the world do will succeed defeating terrorist in Nigeria.

Terrorist in Nigeria are not particularly challenging if confronted by superior technology, forensic crime fighting and personnel trained/equipped to global best standard without sabotage from within.

All things State/regional police can achieve but the NPF cannot.

I have seen this with experience of Metropolitan Police (London police) over decades to know we are kidding in Nigeria with a police force literally 80 years behind some of the best in the world. Does Nigeria even have a DNA database?

I don't mention the North because the region is a different kettle of fish. Some of the plans of Government mentioned are good yet will fall short if there is no effort to tackle the Elephant in the room no one wants to talk about so as not to offend Moslems.

Religious and Cultural leadership in the North, taking in preaching clerics and Imams plus Sultans and Emirs etal, must be completely overhauled and regulated strictly , ensuring they move into modernity, to try and create a new cadre of Islamic preaching and engagement that does not radicalise minds murderously, about Jihad, from a young age.

Not repealing Sharia for example, that should never have been allowed in a nation formally secular, is one proof we are not ready to leave no stone unturned in the effort to defeat terror in Nigeria. I understand the President also.

There are things a Southern President cannot demand of the North and these are the critical things to ending terrorism the North itself has no interest in tackling. Meaning, whether it is a Northerner or Southerner in power, terrorism will never end unless Northerners want it to and genuinely commit to what must be done to achieve that..

Listen to the guy below and you'll understand efforts will fail if what the speaker identifies as a big problem is not tackled. I don't believe it will be tackled in so far as Northern leaders will be unwilling to accept responsibility to push for change that is required to end the proliferation of terror in the North.

Proof is how Northern political and religious leaders, with their region literally submerged by terrorism, are today only obsessed with power returning to the North.

Yet, at no time do we see them gathering seriously and formally to brainstorm solutions for terrorism that has virtually destroyed the North.

When has Atiku ever suggested solutions to terrorism considering he cleverly spends his time attacking Tinubu in desperation to regain power from the South? When has Atiku and other like himled from the to acknowledge the problem the man in the video below highlights?

FG should simply acknowledge that terrorism ends when Northerners truly wants it to and expedite the delivery of State/regional policing and greater regional autonomy so that the rest of his who want peace, security, growth and development can secure it.

When this happens and Northern leaders see other regions making progress in their safe and investment-friendly State, perhaps they will sit up and do the needful.

While we all continue pretending terrorism is a problem we must all tackle, whereas the Northerners responsible for it have other focus aside robustly fighting what they have foisted on Nigeria, then we will all fail.

We can all see the success of Amotekun to note the difference between a region sincere about defeating criminality and one that seems to tacitly assist it flourish and grow.


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I am a woman of integrity

SafariHunter:
I said what I said

Thanks for sharing , I strongly agree with your perspective

zeuss:
All the efforts listed only encourage terrorist and invite more people to be terrorists.

The only solution to terrorism in Nigeria is allowing the people bear arms and protect themselves as government has failed in its role to do this.

Why would you say I collect 30k do I look like someone that will tarnish my reputation , I also want to talk on tax and did you not read my disclaimer at all

SafariHunter:
All the measures you listed above have yielded nothing but sorrows tears and pain.

You are sounding like Seyi Law all over again, all talk but little sense.

I'll give you an example, the same Yelwata that recorded over 200 deaths was recently attacked, Jos is still on fire, Northeast Bombings have resumed and even extended to Niger and Kwara States.

I think you are being insensitive to victims of violent crimes (abi you sef don dey collect 30k?)

The solution to terrorism in Nigeria is simple, crush them wherever they are with the might of the military, let communities bear adequate arms to defend themselves from attackers, nobody should be a sitting duck for another person.

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I am sharing my historical insight and intellect on what the Government is doing so far

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Under the administration of President Bola Tinubu, the approach to solving the decades-long insurgency (often referred to as "jihadist" movements like Boko Haram and ISWAP) has shifted toward a "holistic" strategy. The current policy, reflected in the 2026 Budget of Consolidation and Renewed Resilience, moves away from purely military engagement toward a mix of intelligence-led operations and social "non-kinetic" interventions.

Here is how Nigeria is currently attempting to solve this crisis:

1. The "New National Counter-Terrorism Doctrine"

President Tinubu recently unveiled a redesigned security architecture. The goal is a unified command where the Army, Air Force, and intelligence agencies (like the DSS and NIA) share real-time data rather than operating in silos.

Technological Surveillance: Increased investment in drones and satellite imagery to track movements in the Sambisa Forest and the Lake Chad islands.

Targeting the Network: The doctrine explicitly classifies not just fighters, but also financiers, informants, and ransom negotiators as terrorists to cut off the lifeblood of these groups.

2. The "Pulaku" Solution (Non-Kinetic Strategy)

Vice President Kashim Shettima has championed the "Pulaku" initiative (a Fulani term for "honor/manliness". This acknowledges that poverty and a lack of opportunity are the primary recruiting tools for extremists.

Infrastructure & Jobs: Building schools, hospitals, and housing in the most affected northern regions to win "hearts and minds."

Resettlement: Moving Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) back to their ancestral lands with government protection to restore local economies.

3. Regional Cooperation (Lake Chad Basin)

As of early 2026, Nigeria has reaffirmed its commitment to the Multinational Joint Task Force (MNJTF).

Border Security: Collaborative patrols with Niger, Chad, and Cameroon are being intensified to prevent insurgents from fleeing across borders when pressured by the Nigerian military.

The "Babani" Leadership: Nigeria recently secured the appointment of Ambassador Ibrahim Babani as the Executive Secretary of the Lake Chad Basin Commission to spearhead regional stabilization.

4. Exploiting Insurgent Infighting

A major part of the current "solution" is actually a natural development the government is exploiting: the civil war between JAS (Boko Haram) and ISWAP.

Defection Programs: The government is expanding programs for "repentant" fighters. Thousands have surrendered because they are caught between the military and rival insurgent factions.

Intelligence Infiltration: Using defectors to gain deep intelligence on the remaining leadership structures of both factions.

5. Judicial Reform

The administration is reopening the trials of thousands of terrorism suspects who have been in detention for years. By fast-tracking these cases, the government aims to:

Show that there are legal consequences for insurgency.

Clear the backlog of innocent people who were caught in sweeps, which helps reduce local resentment toward the state.

The Challenges Ahead

Despite these efforts, significant hurdles remain:

Economic Strain: The cost of the ₦58.18 trillion 2026 budget is massive, and if the economy doesn't stabilize, the "non-kinetic" (poverty-fighting) side of the strategy may lack funding.

Adaptability: Insurgent groups are increasingly moving into banditry and kidnapping for ransom to fund themselves as their international ties weaken.

Transparency: There is ongoing pressure for the military to be more accountable for civilian safety during airstrikes and ground operations.

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The history of Jihad in Nigeria is primarily defined by two very different eras: the state-building 19th-century revolution led by Usman dan Fodio and the modern-day insurgency led by Boko Haram.

While the word "jihad" (meaning "struggle" or "striving" has various spiritual meanings in Islam, in the Nigerian historical context, it has most often referred to armed movements aimed at political and religious reform.

1. The Sokoto Jihad (1804–1808)

Often called the Fulani Jihad, this was a massive revolutionary movement that fundamentally reshaped West Africa.

The Leader: Usman dan Fodio, a Fulani scholar and cleric, began preaching against the corruption and "un-Islamic" practices of the Hausa kings (the Habe rulers) in Northern Nigeria.

The Cause: Dan Fodio criticized the ruling elite for heavy taxation, injustice, and mixing Islam with traditional animist beliefs. After a falling out with the King of Gobir, dan Fodio and his followers (the Jama’a) fled—an act modeled after the Prophet Muhammad's Hijra.

The Result: The movement overthrew the Hausa city-states and established the Sokoto Caliphate. At its peak, it was one of the largest and most prosperous empires in Africa, linking over 30 different emirates.

Legacy: The Caliphate lasted until the British conquest in 1903. Even today, the Sultan of Sokoto remains the spiritual leader of Nigeria's Muslims, tracing his lineage directly back to dan Fodio.

2. Colonial Resistance and "Mahdist" Movements

During the British colonial era (1900–1960), the nature of jihad shifted toward anti-colonial resistance.

The Satiru Rising (1906): A "Mahdist" movement (believers in a messianic redeemer) rose against both the British and the Sokoto aristocracy, whom they saw as collaborators with "infidel" colonialists. The British suppressed this with extreme force.

Maitatsine (1980s): While not a traditional jihad, Muhammadu Marwa (Maitatsine) led a violent heterodox movement in Kano that rejected modern technology and Western influence, leading to thousands of deaths and foreshadowing modern radicalization.

3. The Modern Insurgency: Boko Haram (2009–Present)

The modern era is defined by the rise of Boko Haram (officially Jama'at Ahl as-Sunnah lid-Da'wah wa'l-Jihad).

Origin: Founded by Mohammed Yusuf in 2002, the group initially focused on rejecting "Western education" and secular government, which they blamed for the poverty and corruption in Northeast Nigeria.

The Turning Point (2009): Following a violent crackdown by Nigerian security forces and the death of Yusuf in police custody, the group became a full-blown terrorist insurgency under Abubakar Shekau.

Evolution: * In 2015, they pledged allegiance to ISIS, becoming the Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP).

The group eventually split; ISWAP is now the more dominant, organized military force, while the remnants of Shekau's faction (JAS) continue more sporadic, brutal attacks.

Comparison of the Major Eras

Feature Sokoto Jihad (1800s) Boko Haram (Modern)
Primary Goal State-building and legal reform Overthrow of the secular state
Leadership Highly educated Islamic scholars Militant extremists
Outcome Established the Sokoto Caliphate Displacement of millions; regional crisis
Strategy Traditional cavalry and infantry war Guerilla warfare, bombings, kidnappings

The historical memory of dan Fodio’s "purification" of society remains a powerful cultural symbol in Nigeria, though modern extremist groups like Boko Haram are widely condemned by the mainstream Nigerian Muslim community for distorting those historical precedents.

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Decoding the Future: Why Learning to Code is the Ultimate Modern Superpower Featuring Trevor Stevenson

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In the digital age, code is the invisible language that shapes our world. From the apps that wake us up in the morning to the complex algorithms managing global finance, programming is the foundation of modern civilization. But "coding" isn't just for software engineers in Silicon Valley anymore; it has become a fundamental literacy for the 21st century.

What is Coding, Really?

At its simplest, coding is the process of giving instructions to a computer. Computers are incredibly fast but notoriously literal. They don’t understand human nuances, so we use programming languages to translate our ideas into a logical format the hardware can execute.

Think of it like a recipe:

The Ingredients: Your data (numbers, text, images).

The Instructions: Your code (loops, conditionals, functions).

The Result: A functioning website, an automated spreadsheet, or a mobile game.

The Building Blocks of the Digital World

While there are hundreds of programming languages, most beginners start with the "Big Three" depending on their goals:

Python: The "Swiss Army Knife." Known for its readability and simplicity, it's the go-to for data science, AI, and automation.

JavaScript: The "Language of the Web." If you want to build interactive websites, this is non-negotiable.

HTML/CSS: Though technically markup languages, these are the skeleton and skin of every webpage you’ve ever visited.

Why Should You Care? (Even if You Aren't a "Techie"

You don't need to be a professional developer to benefit from understanding code. Here is how it changes your perspective:

Problem-Solving Logic: Coding teaches you how to break down massive, intimidating problems into tiny, manageable steps—a skill called computational thinking.

Automation: Tired of manual data entry? A simple 10-line script can do in seconds what would take a human hours.

Career Versatility: In marketing, journalism, or finance, knowing how to talk to the "tech team" or tweak a website's backend makes you an invaluable asset.

How to Start Your Journey

The barrier to entry has never been lower. You don't need a computer science degree to start building.

Start Small: Don't try to build the next Facebook on day one. Start by making a "Hello World" program or a basic personal webpage.

Focus on Logic, Not Syntax: Don't stress about memorizing every command. Focus on understanding why a loop works or how an "If/Else" statement directs traffic.

Build Projects: The best way to learn is by doing. Build a calculator, a weather app, or a simple bot.

The Bottom Line

Coding is more than just a job; it’s a way of thinking. It empowers you to stop being a mere consumer of technology and start being a creator. In a world driven by data and software, the ability to write code is the closest thing we have to a real-world magic wand.

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