Oasis007:



https://twitter.com/Qdpaper2/status/1553063767889649664?t=6rvw7JNITxh9mYUSEPxPXQ&s=19

Shegzdave:

You go buy data for me with the links wey you dey make Me click ooo

Ibime:
How true is this?

obainojazz:
Some blogs carried the news on Instagram…. Some ediots carried their cultism abroad.

Ibime:


Is it because of cultism or Boko doings in FCT?

Ibime:


Is it because of cultism or Boko doings in FCT?

obainojazz:
Cult war https://twitter.com/manlikeicey/status/1552034653414084608?s=21&t=ABIIMveRWj_i7Au6rk0TlQ

Illimitable:


What has his physicality gotta do with governance?

Is Nigerian Presidency synonymous to a Premier League season?

Amoto94:
https://www.premiumtimesng.com/opinion/545399-the-bbc-in-nigeria-between-reporting-and-propagating-terror-by-kadaria-ahmed.html

BlueRayDick:


Kadaria is wrong on this one. How did the BBC video propagate terror? In fact, the documentary opened the eyes of some of us to what exactly is going on the Northwest particularly zamfara.

Ordinarily most people in the south do not know it's a conflict between the Fulani's and Hausas that has degenerated to what is being referred to as banditry. The video also exposed the lack of will power on the part of government to find a lasting solution to what has now become a big issue for almost everybody now ( not just Northerners anymore)

A serious government should be looking at how to address some of the issues revealed by the documentary. For example the case of where a man lost his son while he came to pick up his kidnapped dauther that has just returned ; one would think the goverment of the state will learn that going forward the emotions of Ur people should be well managed. You don't start sitting for hours doing political nonsense while the children and their parents are longing to hug and hold each other's hands for as long as possible. The government is expected to apologize for the incident and if possible put a stop to such political jamboree in the future that can lead to flying emotions on the part of the people.

By the way, Aljazeera and other international news agencies from time to time meet terrorists and interview them.

Amoto94:

Will BBC report the story in the same manner if it were to be in UK? She cited an example of IRA and how the media covered them in UK, they could have done a better job by blurring the faces of some of them, and edit certain parts out.
That AlJazeera and others are granting air-time to terror groups doesn't make it right, in fact it was when I watched one of al-Qaeda propaganda documentary on AlJazeera that's how I stopped taking them serious because you can't tell me you're just doing your work if there isn't any strong links between you and the group.
Those who are acquainted with the herders farmers crises know that it is what snowballed into a full-blown carnage because of leadership failure in addressing the crises, BBC added an oxygen to a fire and it's intentional. Now nobody is talking about solution but the ethnicization of the issue as both Hausas and Fulanis on social media have started having a go at each other.
Desertification, urbanisation and the attendant consequences are from the major factors driving the crises but instead of tackling the root cause and providing adequate security and enacting law and order we are being sensational.

Amoto94:

Will BBC report the story in the same manner if it were to be in UK? She cited an example of IRA and how the media covered them in UK, they could have done a better job by blurring the faces of some of them, and edit certain parts out.
That AlJazeera and others are granting air-time to terror groups doesn't make it right, in fact it was when I watched one of al-Qaeda propaganda documentary on AlJazeera that's how I stopped taking them serious because you can't tell me you're just doing your work if there isn't any strong links between you and the group.
Those who are acquainted with the herders farmers crises know that it is what snowballed into a full-blown carnage because of leadership failure in addressing the crises, BBC added an oxygen to a fire and it's intentional. Now nobody is talking about solution but the ethnicization of the issue as both Hausas and Fulanis on social media have started having a go at each other.
Desertification, urbanisation and the attendant consequences are from the major factors driving the crises but instead of tackling the root cause and providing adequate security and enacting law and order we are being sensational.

BlueRayDick:


The few people who are acquainted with the issues have obviously not done anything reasonable to have it solved ; at least we can confirm that thanks to the eye opening documentary. If anybody is adding oxygen to the issue it's definitely those who know the issues and the government who have not cared enough to have things looked at critically and profer possible solutions.

Saying BBC added oxygen to the terror is actually funny, it's a similar line of thought to those who claimed twitter and social media was responsible for the violence that followed the ENDSARS protest when in fact Twitter was just there to document the peaceful protests, how thugs were hired by government to disrupt the process, how government later resorted to force which led to lives and some able bodied men got disabled from injuries sustained during the shootings.

The government should even be ashamed the same terrorists they've not been able to track and liquidate can be easily reached by non state actors.

Although I understand the government being embarrassed by some of the revelations from the video like the fact that they pay ransom for release of kidnapped victims (which they usually deny) and which the terrorists confirm they use such payment to get more arms and ammunitions. It begs a lot of question ; why can arms and ammunitions be moved freely across our boarders? Are they confirming our boarders are porous like that?

User09:
I cant be the only one who thinks that onyema(or whatever he calls himself) [b]is the same as that other guy

That whole made up tax dodging story and what not is probably a scent to throw people off. Same as the kofi ghanian and segunzik crap

There's just too many similarities with both characters that cant be ignored. Goodluck with whoever decides to entertain these characters

izzou:
When you are clueless and have no defence, you attack the messenger, leaving the message.

I'm not surprised BBC is attacked. Na the format be that.

Glorifying Terrorism indeed

iamoyindamola:

Guess the carrier

izzou:


I just dey observe.

BBC dropped theirs. You have not countered one single part they put up. Zamfara government said they didn't pay any ransom. BBC showed they did, interviewing the Bandit Mr Hassan

Instead of countering the lie, na say dem dey glorify terrorism

If no be say I dey vex for APC, I for no bother to vote sef. Useless country with very senseless citizens

In sane countries, you would expect the people,
even those affected to hold the government to ransom. But they are on Twitter dragging themselves

This country ti sun mi, walahi

izzou:


I just dey observe.

BBC dropped theirs. You have not countered one single part they put up. Zamfara government said they didn't pay any ransom. BBC showed they did, interviewing the Bandit Mr Hassan

Instead of countering the lie, na say dem dey glorify terrorism

If no be say I dey vex for APC, I for no bother to vote sef. Useless country with very senseless citizens

In sane countries, you would expect the people,
even those affected to hold the government to ransom. But they are on Twitter dragging themselves

This country ti sun mi, walahi

izzou:


I just dey observe.

BBC dropped theirs. You have not countered one single part they put up. Zamfara government said they didn't pay any ransom. BBC showed they did, interviewing the Bandit Mr Hassan

Instead of countering the lie, na say dem dey glorify terrorism

If no be say I dey vex for APC, I for no bother to vote sef. Useless country with very senseless citizens

In sane countries, you would expect the people,
even those affected to hold the government to ransom. But they are on Twitter dragging themselves

This country ti sun mi, walahi

GloriousGbola:


The only people that do activism up north (as far as my unactivated brain can recall right now) are the shittes. The rest of them na vibes and Insha Allah.

So here we are

Amoto94:
There are several whitepaper reports detailing farmers/herders crises since the creation of this country and recommendations were made on how to mitigate against them. RUGA was supposed to address some of the solutions but it was shutdown by negative press and fed govt had to backtrack and asked states to decide.

On the issue of ransom payment no government will agree that they pay ransom to free hostages but they do pay because when you are in a position of weakness you negotiate, no person will want his/her family member to be lost during a rescue mission which makes the matter more complicated. Blueyraydick I will like to ask you a question God forbid if any member of your family is in the hands of kidnappers alongside others will you like them to be used as a bait to free others?
Anybody who said the authorities don't know the whereabouts of some of these people is not truthful or doesn't his/her work. There are intels detailing the movements and whereabouts of those people but bureaucracy sometimes gets in the way of operation and the bad guys are taking advantage coupled with saboteurs in the system.
el-Rufai had to remind PMB that he was threatened by terrorists because he was unaware, during a discussion with at work yesterday I related it to someone who was close to Abacha govt he said that Abacha news was filtered as well so he isn't surprised, GEJ complained several times that he was unaware of some issues though we mocked him but that was his reality.