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Politics › Re: This Is Why Terrorists Have Quadrupled After Buhari Left Office by youngEmelex: 8:08pm On Jun 13
geoworldedu:
We never saw any Badoo reciting Allah Akbar. We see the terrorists do so all the time.
Don't mistake bandits for BokoHaram, they are not same. BokoHaram is the only group screaming Allahu Akbar and they are yet to overrun Maiduguri in 17 years so they are on an impossible mission to islamize Nigeria. If BokoHaram cannot conquer a single community in over 17 years, how can they conquer a single town, talk more of a LGA. It will take them another 200,000 years to conquer the whole country with over 250 million people and 36 states. Bandits on the other hand don't shout Allahu Akbar when they kidnap citizens from the highway. They only demand ransom from their victims
Agriculture › Have You Heard Of Hybrid Plantain Farming? by youngEmelex(op): 6:58pm On Jun 13
There is a specie of plantain that can produce upto 90 fingers a bunch. It is called hybrid plantain. This species is the best for any plantain plantation. The regular plantain species will give you between 20 - 40 fingers per bunch. This hybrid species bunches sell between 10k - 15k depending on your location but the regular species sell between 3k - 6k also depending on your location. Another advantage of this hybrid species is that it survives dry season unlike the regular species. I have a plantation with over 100 suckers but I loose more than 50 suckers each year during the dry season but with this hybrid species, I am hopeful to that the losses will not be more than 20 each year. It is also very hard to make up to 1million yearly from the regular species depending on the farm size though but with this hybrid species, only 100 suckers will give you a million yearly.
Politics › Re: This Is Why Terrorists Have Quadrupled After Buhari Left Office by youngEmelex: 6:36pm On Jun 13
geoworldedu:
They are already working towards fighting the government. You can see their effrontery already. They now display their faces publicly for anybody who cares to see. If the coup plot against Tinubu had been successful, bandits and terrorists would have eventually taken over the country. We need Tinu to be ousted already, else we are sitting on a ticking time bomb.
where is the evidence that you have to prove that they will fight against the government? Who told you that criminal Fulani herders are interested in taking power? These guys just want to make money from kidnapping. We once have more dangerous groups like Badoo in Ikorodu, Lagos. Badoo was raiding homes and smashing people's head, more deadlier than the bandits. Why didn't you accuse them of trying to islamize Nigeria?
Politics › Re: This Is Why Terrorists Have Quadrupled After Buhari Left Office by youngEmelex: 5:27pm On Jun 13
This post cannot make it to frontpage. How do you expect the mods to push such claims that will raise tensions? Bandits are not after islamization of the country like the Talibans in Afghanistan. If they want to islamize the country, they won't be hiding in the bushes and kidnapping people for ransome. They will launch attacks on government institutions and aim at dislodging the state governors as seen in Mali recently. What we see in Nigeria is a case of government failure to address poverty and unemployment in the grassroots. Fulani militia are criminals and can be contained with creation of state police
Politics › Government Is Overwhelmed By Insecurity Not Complicit by youngEmelex(op): 4:34pm On Jun 13
I have come across so many narratives that Tinubu's government is the sponsor of this insecurity. This same propaganda was carried by Nnamdi Kanu and his followers claiming that the late Buhari used BokoHaram to remove Jonathan from power. All these claims cannot be real because the reason why Buhari was even elected in 2015 was because Jonathan was clueless on how to handle BokoHaram and Buhari being a retired Major General looked more competent to tackle the insurgent group. BokoHaram was eventually technically defeated and there was no longer news of bombing churches, parks, mosques etc but unfortunately, they regrouped in 2024. Even though BokoHaram has regrouped, they are not the group responsible for these recent abductions and demand for ransom. The group responsible for these current attacks are Fulani militia and these escalated as a result of hardship and joblessness
Politics › Re: My Candid Advice To Less Privileged Nigerians by youngEmelex(op): 8:06am On Jun 10
IbnB:
The so-called "less-privileged" Nigerians you trash talk are the ones producing >80% of the food you eat

But just because you have one fake degree and an office job, you open mouth twaahh! and you say their life is worthless
Opinions are like assholes, everyone has theirs
Politics › My Candid Advice To Less Privileged Nigerians by youngEmelex(op): 10:36pm On Jun 09
I have followed the insecurity crisis in Nigeria since 2009 and I can tell you my observations.
1. BokoHaram or bandits have never attacked any commercial city since 2009. The targets have been only remote and idle villages.
2. BokoHaram or bandits don't have bases in any state that doesn't have 60% poverty rate.
3. BokoHaram or bandits have not attacked any state that has good road networks and infrastructure.
4. BokoHaram or bandits have never operated in a state with a population of over 40% educated people.
In summary, 98% of BokoHaram's victims are the less privileged in Nigeria. From my research so far, any life that doesn't add value is almost worthless. Most less privileged Nigerians have refused to embrace education and self development. They rather remain in their idle villages mass reproducing like rabbits and adding no value to society. This is the major reason why hundreds of them will be killed and no news channel will report it. Assuming those villages are into massive production the same way they are mass reproducing, they will attract foreign investors which in return will attract massive development and security to their villages. If for instance, a village goes into massive production of tomatoes, they will attract foreign tomato paste companies and this will automatically turn their village into a commercial hub. But if their men should marry 4 wives each, one family will have 200 children and the resources will no longer be enough for them. Their community automatically becomes a harbouring ground for terrorists and then people will be killed in their thousands without consequences
Politics › Bandits Will Run A Parallel Government If Not Contained Asap by youngEmelex(op): 10:29pm On Jun 07
Nigeria may have similar experiences like some countries in the middle east where there are groups like Hezbollah, Hamas etc. With bandits acquiring more weapons and raising huge funds, a time will come when they can stand their ground and openly confront the military. If they can kidnap and hold hostages for a duration of 2 months without military interference, it's obvious that their strongholds can no longer be penetrated by security forces. In Plateau state for instance, they have ceased villages and are comfortably living there without any possible military actions. In Lebanon, Hezbollah is running their parallel government and they make decisions without the interference of the country's main leadership. If bandits are not contained now that it's still early, a time will come when they will have total control and the states that they occupy cannot go against them
Politics › Re: Bokoharam Is Gradually Loosing Grounds by youngEmelex(op): 6:38pm On Jun 06
Tooreda:
This one is a jester. Do you know the meaning of graduation? Apply it to Bokoharam and the current jihadist on rampage.
Where are the jihadists? I guess you mean bandits
Politics › Bokoharam Is Gradually Loosing Grounds by youngEmelex(op): 4:10pm On Jun 06
This may sound ridiculous but BokoHaram is no longer as strong as they used to be. BokoHaram once attacked high profile prisons in this country and released their members. They once attacked a governor's convoy. Even the city of Maiduguri almost got surrounded by BokoHaram. They mounted their flags in 17 LGAs and had their bases there. Currently, BokoHaram only go for soft targets. They no longer have any known base. They aren't occupying any community, they only hit and run. Gone are the days when they had the audacity to attack government institutions. All their known leaders have been neutralized with only a few remnant left
Politics › We Are Gradually Seeing The Results Of Tinubu's Reforms by youngEmelex(op): 8:50pm On Jun 05
Why are people surprised at the results we are getting from Tinubu's reforms? Under Jonathan when a cup of garri was 10 naira, many people still slept without food in their stomachs. What then do you expect at a time when a cup of garri is 200 naira? One expected these reforms to come after the government must have revamped the refineries and invested massively in Agriculture. If food becomes surplus and the refineries are functional, any reform can follow without the people dying of hunger. Now, the people have refused to die of hunger and have gone into banditry to survive. In the South, we have online bandits (Yahoo boys) while in the north, we have forest bandits. These reforms come with pains but politicians are investing heavily in luxury not human capital development. Let us pretend as if we don't know where all these insecurities and problems are coming from for as long as we can but the realities of life will keep steering at our faces wether we like it or not
Politics › Re: Nigeria Government And Nigerians Are Not Serious About Ending Insecurity by youngEmelex: 7:35pm On Jun 04
State police is the way to go or give AK-47 to the already existing local vigilant groups
Politics › People Hyping Bandits Should Be Prosecuted by youngEmelex(op): 6:08pm On Jun 04
Since last month, different pages on social media have been posting about bandits. I don't really understand why people should be giving bandits free publicity. Even social media influencers and celebrities have joined in spreading these rumors using their pages. I saw a video claiming that bandits have entered Lagos and surprisingly, Verydarkblackman and one of the Psquare twins shared same video on their pages. The worst of them all are those doing videos and claiming that Jihadists will soon overrun Nigeria. Bandit simply means thief. These are just common criminals who are exploiting the advantage of difficult forest terrains in remote and border communities to cause mayhem. If the government should be serious and create state police, people from those areas who understand their terrain will end this banditry in the space of one week.

Politics › The Fulani Militias Terrorizing Nigeria Are Criminals Not Jihadists by youngEmelex(op): 11:27am On Jun 02
There is nothing like Fulani jihadist in Nigeria. The ones terrorizing Nigeria are only interested in getting money from kidnapping. If these guys are jihadists, to conquer the whole south would have been very simple. They will simply use the politicians and leaders of the south to conquer the south. The leaders of the south are mostly unstable and can dance to any tune to remain relevant. Also, jihadists doesn't need to enter the south to conquer it. What they will do is to target Abuja which is the Federal capital. Once Abuja falls and they make announcements from there, all these southern governors will abandon their states and flee.
Politics › Can A Trader Like Peter Obi Defeat Insecurity When A Major General Couldn't by youngEmelex(op): 12:53am On Jun 02
Buhari's government announced that it has technically defeated BokoHaram in 2016. This claim was both true and false. True because BokoHaram attacks reduced drastically and there was nothing like bomb blast in churches and parks anymore. False because BokoHaram continued to maintain their bases in lake Chad basin and Sambisa forest. Buhari who was once a commanding officer in the military couldn't push BokoHaram completely out of the country so how then can Peter Obi a trader achieve such feat? Does Peter Obi have what it takes to restructure the military or will he secure our borders using any strategy different from what we have seen so far. Will he deploy drones that can track terrorists movement through thick forests or will he import foreign machineries? Hope we are not going to see another massive failure in the fight against insurgency after all these speeches he is delivering. I think he should try and secure the votes he will get this time around before talking about securing the country
Politics › Re: The Yorubas Are About To Share Same Fate With The Igbos by youngEmelex(op): 10:56pm On Jun 01
Ttalk:
So I should start crying on SMlike you always do.

Fulani terrorist are killing in all region of Nigeria including your SE. Stop making it as if your SE is immune to terrorist invasion.

There are countless report of Fulani killing in Enugu, Imo and other SE state, because it is in SW today doesn't mean you are immune from the Fulani invasion, stop making yourself happy over the agony in other region, go and bury your dead and stop mourning the dead of your enemies.

Remember to declare a mourning day also for the lives taken away by the ESN

Life is turn by turn
Even if the Southeast should be invaded, just know that you were the enablers of this calamity that has befallen the nation. When the people tried to save themselves, your tribesmen where asking 'where are the cows'
Politics › Re: The Yorubas Are About To Share Same Fate With The Igbos by youngEmelex(op): 10:50pm On Jun 01
WizardOfNG:
OP using desperate lies and revisionism to indict Yorubas is amusing to me.

For example, he claimed "Yoruba judge" jailed Kanu.
How did the case get to the table of Judge Omotosho if not for Kanu demanding the judge originally handling his case, Binta Murtala-Nyako, recuse herself?

Was it the Tinubu Government that executed the entrapment and renditioning of Kanu form Kenya?
For clearity sake, The majority of people in government as at the time of jailing Kanu are Yorubas. Tinubu has the power to send Kanu back to Kenya where he was abducted but he decided not to. I am not a fan of Nnamdi Kanu because of how unprofessional he was but the menace of Fulani militia which escalated the unrest was never addressed
Politics › Re: The Yorubas Are About To Share Same Fate With The Igbos by youngEmelex(op): 12:13am On Jun 01
Hi
FxMasterz:
There are two lies in your post.

1. Yoruba created Amotekun before Kanu created ESN.

2. ESN was killing fellow Igbos. They didn't fight any Fulani militia. The government crushed them for being a criminal organization. Moreso, Kanu is not part of government. Only government can create a regional outfit. Not a layman like Kanu.
Was ESN a criminal organization before Fulani militia? Why was the later crushed before the former if you reason well?
Politics › The Yorubas Are About To Share Same Fate With The Igbos by youngEmelex(op): 9:22pm On May 31
The Igbos desperately wanted one Nigeria from the beginning. Nnamdi Azikiwe, Odimegwu Ojukwu, Aguyi Ironsi all fought hard to keep Nigeria one. When Isaac Adaka Boro wanted the Niger Delta to break away from Nigeria, the Igbos were at the forefront of crushing that revolution. In 1966, Adaka Boro established the Niger Delta Volunteer Force, an armed group primarily composed of members of the Ijaw ethnic group, and proclaimed the Niger Delta Republic on 23 February 1966. This declaration led to a conflict with federal forces, lasting twelve days before Boro and his associates were apprehended by Ojukwu led soldiers and later charged with treason. Just a year later, the table turned on Ojukwu and he suffered the same fate as Isaac Adaka Boro after he declared Biafra. Fast forward to this present day. Nnamdi Kanu created a security outfit when he saw that Fulani militia were causing mayhem in some parts of the Southeast, the Yorubas were at the forefront of crushing that security outfit and it was a Yoruba judge that sentenced Kanu to life in prison. Few years after that, the Yorubas are creating their own security outfit to contain the influx of Fulani militia. The same way Ojukwu later became victim of what he did to Adaka Boro is the same way the Yorubas will fall victim to what they did to the Igbos trying to protect themselves from Fulani militia massacre. Both tribes are currently sharing the same fate
Politics › Re: Ojukwu Is A Total Failure Not A Hero by youngEmelex(op): 9:47am On May 30
WhiteIverson:
I'm not Igbo but how can you compare modern warfare with Biafra war?

Did the Biafrans have access to modern weapons and tech and financial support compared to the Ukraine and Iran you're mentioning.

Ukraine was being assisted by US and NATO
Iran was assisted by Russia and China

Boko Haram and Hamas have sponsors which is why they've lasted this long

Which world power assisted the Biafrans?

This should be common sense nau
So which world power assisted Niger Delta avengers, BokoHaram, Bandits and Gentle the Yahoo yet they decimated Nigerian forces.
Politics › Re: Ojukwu Is A Total Failure Not A Hero by youngEmelex(op): 4:25am On May 30
OkonkwoOkoro:
He was the cause of our problems because of his ambition. Three million of our people were kpaied just like that in less than two years of war.
He was fighting for himself not the people
Politics › Ojukwu Is A Total Failure Not A Hero by youngEmelex(op): 2:56am On May 30
Ukraine has resisted Russia for 5 years and counting. Most people thought Ukraine will fall in 5 months, but this is 5 years and they are still gallantly fighting. When Israel launched attack on Hamas, everyone expected Hamas to be obliterated but yet, they still have fighters till date. Same with Iran, despite loosing their leaders on the first day of war, yet they fought until America forcefully returned to the negotiation table. These analogies bring me to my topic which is on how Ojukwu abandoned Biafrans and fled just in 2 and half years of war forcing the remnant soldiers to surrender. Ojukwu had the home advantage even though he doesn't have the war equipment to match that of Nigerian forces. He would have adopted guerilla warfare. Nigerian forces were encroaching into your territory for crying out loud, what stopped you from digging trenches and laying ambushes for them. Cut off your major roads, lock your territory and destroy any intruding object wether living or non living thing. Could you imagine that BokoHaram has not been conquered in 17 years by the same forces that destroyed Ojukwu within 2 years. BokoHaram doesn't have upto a million people neither do they have home base yet they stand undefeated in 17 years. Even the militants in the Niger Delta dealt with Buhari and his Navy in 2016 until Buhari surrendered and opted for negotiations instead. Simon Ekpa's militia headed by Gentle d Yahoo ceased territories and mounted Biafran flag for 5 years until Finland jailed him. So how did Ojukwu loose to these people who have never won any war in their history. This simply shows that Ojukwu was a big time failure who the Igbos would never had trusted. I even read that he killed experienced warlords like Victor Banjo and some others when he himself knew nothing about warfare
Politics › Re: Insecurity Go Make Tinubu One-term President. The Jonathan Script Is Replaying. by youngEmelex: 11:36pm On May 29
Babatunjo:
Fair question.
In 2014, name the person who would defeat sitting President Jonathan. Honest answer? Nobody obvious. Buhari had lost three times. ACN, CPC, ANPP were scattered. Then insecurity cracked Jonathan, the opposition merged into APC, and the rest is history.
But the opposition are scattered and disorganized this time. That's the difference
Politics › Nigeria Could Have Over 90 Million Bandits by youngEmelex(op): 10:01pm On May 29
US just released a report that Nigeria has around 30,000 bandits terrorizing remote areas and villages but in the real sense, the bandits in Nigeria are over 90 million. The truth here is that most bandits in Nigeria have no access to firearms but they are occupying government and public offices diverting millions mapped out for infrastructure and the development of their communities. What about Nigerians selling fake drugs and drinks? These are all unarmed bandits. We still have thousands of terrorists sympathizers even here on nairaland supporting the killings of people by Islamic mob in the name of blasphemy. What about APC supporters on every comment section on nairaland throwing tantrums? This is a party that has been declared a terrorist unit in Canada for making elections violent and snatching ballot boxes yet their supporters are all over nairaland. In summary, the bandits in Nigeria are over 90 million and will do worse than the armed bandits in the bushes if they lay their hands on firearms
Politics › Why Tinubu Will Return In 2027 by youngEmelex(op): 12:27am On May 27
Tinubu will return in 2027 because of the following reason:
1. Opposition parties are in disarray: Never in the history of Nigeria have we had these terrible opposition. When APC was opposition to Jonathan, they united under one umbrella and produced Buhari who threatened a bloody revolution if the election was to be rigged. What we have today as opposition are bunch of selfish and desperate old men who Tinubu will definitely retire from politics come 2027
2. The masses have not changed: Vote buying was heavily recorded in 2023 and from what we saw during party primaries, the masses are ever ready to sell their votes.
3. Tribalism and religious sentiments: From all indications even from the comments we see here on nairaland, people are solidly behind their tribesman even if bandits will kill all their villagers. Muslim clerics are all over the place preaching the need for a Sharia law and why they must support a president who will protect their blasphemy laws and not yield to pressure from Donald Trump.
4. Control of state apparatus: INEC chairman, IGP, CDS etc will all please who appointed them and do their biddings
Politics › Bandit Attack Escalates Different Conspiracy Theories by youngEmelex(op): 2:25pm On May 22
I have been reading a lot of reports on social media handles trying to claim that the recent bandit attack in Oyo state is a sign that even the south has been surrounded by jihadists. Now this is an isolated case of criminality not Jihad. Niger Delta youths were once heavily involved in this kidnapping for ransome business before they were granted amnesty by late President Yaradua. Imo state governor granted such amnesty last year too. It's obvious some Fulani militias have spread across the states of Nigeria with the same format of kidnapping for ransome used in the Niger Delta. Amnesty and dialogue can also work in this case as proposed by Gumi or each state should have their own police or equip their communities to tackle these crimes.
Politics › Is Nnamdi Kanu's Prediction About To Happen? by youngEmelex(op): 1:59am On May 19
Nnamdi Kanu started his radio program since 2014 but he didn't become popular until after Buhari took over in 2015. He actually gained much public attention in 2016. His broadcast and public speeches gave him more fame than the Biafra agitation. Igbos actually didn't pay much attention to him when he first started because the truth is that majority of the Igbos had move on and forgotten about the Biafran agitation. What later triggered outrage among the Igbos was the revelations the young man was making. He predicted that their is a Fulanization agenda and that the whole of Southeast will be invaded by Fulani militia if they failed to form a resistance movement. These predictions caused Igbos in diaspora who were afraid to loose their homes to start donating heavily for the creation of what they later called ESN. Now, let's look at these predictions to see if Nnamdi Kanu was actually deceiving the Igbos just to gain public attention and sympathy. Firstly, If there is a Fulanization and Islamization agenda, the target will be Abuja not Southeast. Once Abuja is conquered and Asorock taken over by the jihadists, the rest of Nigeria will fall including the Southeast therefore, there is no need for the jihadists to invade the southeast when the country's capital, Abuja is still intact. They will invade Abuja first and conquer it then declare islamization from there. If any invasion is to happen, Jihadists will be seen marching towards the federal capital as was seen in Mali last month. What we have in the bushes are criminal Fulani elements who destroy farms and kidnap people for ransome. The solution to this is to ban open grazing and establish state police. Nothing else can solve these problems if the solutions I mentioned here are not implemented. This has nothing to do with Fulanization, Islamization or even Christian genocide. The predictions of Nnamdi are all false
Politics › Donald Trump Intervention Might Worsen Insecurity by youngEmelex(op): 5:27am On May 18
From the records so far, terrorists in Nigeria only operate as bandits. They hide in the forest and only attack border communities and remote areas where they can easily flee on sighting security agencies. The purpose of these attacks are mostly cattle rustling, kidnapping for ransome and looting of village markets especially food stocks. These groups might be affiliated to Al-Qaeda or BokoHaram but they don't operate as jihadi groups instead they operate as criminals, raiding communities and kidnapping travellers. Meanwhile, Jihadists in other countries of the world attack state institutions as they push for state capture. No town, city or state capital in Nigeria has ever come under attack by any of these groups. These attacks can escalate if their safe heavens in the forest comes under security operations especially with Donald Trump's intervention. What will happen is that they will start carrying out revenge on the villagers while some will start escaping from the bushes and forcing their way into towns. It is like throwing stones at a beehive thereby forcing the bees to scatter all over the area.
Politics › Re: Jihadists Not Responsible For Christian Genocide In Nigeria by youngEmelex(op): 9:55pm On May 12
Tenses:
It's the Obidients that are responsible.

Continue with the self deceit.
Fulani Herders are mostly likely responsible but it's about land grabbing and open grazing not Christian genocide or jihad
Politics › Jihadists Not Responsible For Christian Genocide In Nigeria by youngEmelex(op): 5:36pm On May 12
Christians are actually killed across the north central states especially in Benue and Plateau but that doesn't mean the aim of the killings is jihad. Communities under attack are mostly remote villages affected by open grazing and cattle rearing. Jihad is a process of Islamic state capture also aimed at imposing Sharia laws on the state. What happened in Mali recently can be termed a jihad because the jihadists were seen marching towards the state capital where they dislodged the minister of defense. Such scenes have never been recorded in Nigeria as bandits only hide in the bushes and not making any move towards any state capital. So it safe to say that there is no jihad in Nigeria except threats from groups like BokoHaram

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