Nnamdi Onu wrote:

When you send me videos where people were murdered in cold blood, what do u expect I do with them? I don't eat dead bodies. Please, I don't need the videos.

My condolences go to the families of the dead. I pray that the almighty God give them the fortitude to bear the irreparable loss.

In this country, we hide under the umbrella of religion to score our political goals. The same mistakes our forefathers made, we are still repeating them. The southern Nigerians will always use religion to pursue their political goals. The Northern Nigerians will use religion to pursue their political goals. These were the same mistakes our forefathers made. We are still repeating same.

How did we get to this point? I am probably a Christian because I was born into a Christian home. Take a break, ask yourself this question. If u were born into some other religion, would you have been practicing your current religion?

In 2006 Jos crises, my senior colleague in the office (A Christian) was saved by his Muslim neighbour. Him and his family were harbored by his Muslim neighbour while their house was burnt. The Muslim neighbor made sure him and his family were safe. The next day, he drove them off to Southern Jos where is perceived as Christian zone. On his way back, he was butchered by Christians.

How did we get to this level?

Let's change our orientation about religion. Last night as Super Eagles played against Argentine team, nobody cared about the religion that scored. All we wanted was for Nigeria to win. That's the spirit we should aim to have.

Say no to religious/ethnic crises.