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Re: How Kidnappers, Zealots & Rebels Are Making Nigeria Ungovernable - Economist UK by EKONGKING: 5:35am On Oct 21, 2021 |
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Re: How Kidnappers, Zealots & Rebels Are Making Nigeria Ungovernable - Economist UK by Ofunaofu: 5:46am On Oct 21, 2021 |
Nice and fair article. It sums up the true state of the country called Nigeria |
Re: How Kidnappers, Zealots & Rebels Are Making Nigeria Ungovernable - Economist UK by Naijiriana: 6:01am On Oct 21, 2021 |
Nice reportage. However, I find it that the writer has intentionally or ignorantly skipped some aspects and under reported some. What he calls "Farmers Herders" crises had been there since. However, the herders being emboldened by their brother in power, it took a deadlier turn since Buhari came on sit. I remember as at the time of my NYSC in 2016, a guy from Agatu in Benue State narrated how the machete-weilding Fulani herders upgraded to wielding guns. That was no coincidence. No mention of how Buhari's Nepotism and Ethno-religous biases has contributed greatly to the problem. He didn't mention how the Federal Government through the military have been complicit in the whole problem, prompting Retired Army Gen. T.Y Danjuma to sound a warning to Nigerians that "if they're waiting on the military to save them, they will die one by one." He didn't mention how federal security elements extra judicially executed thousands of armless and peaceful IPOB protesters. Dumping them in shallow mass graves, the evidents are there on the internet. Amnesty International, never stopped harping on this. How did he come up with some of his numbers? That the Nigerian civil war claimed just a million lives? That the Igbos are just "a sixth of the Nigerian population"? That only 25% of Southerners oppose the imposed sit-at-home order? It''s very easy to see his bias even as he tries hard but failed to hide it. Posterity Will never judge his kind fairly. 10 Likes 1 Share |
Re: How Kidnappers, Zealots & Rebels Are Making Nigeria Ungovernable - Economist UK by Daboomb: 6:01am On Oct 21, 2021 |
vedaxcool: Nigeria that has failed already, is what this Parasitic Fulani is saying will survive? Read the Article properly and you will see where it said "The only thing keep Nigeria together is the Corruption of its Leaders, represented by Buhari and his Jihadist, terrorist, Fulani Herdsmen". Whether anyone likes it or not, Nigeria is dead, just waiting to be buried. It is just a matter of Time.... 10 Likes 1 Share |
Re: How Kidnappers, Zealots & Rebels Are Making Nigeria Ungovernable - Economist UK by Commentor: 6:05am On Oct 21, 2021 |
dasparrow: You know you can lie as much as you want but Kanu did not only call for a referendum. He requested those under his command to kill and destroy. From pastors to State actors, to properties as well as members of the armed forces. This time last year, Kanu specifically asked those under his command to seek the children of politicians to ensure they are maimed. He also requested the burning of the Oriental hotel and other similar properties. This is not in dispute and once you start to find an argument concerning this matter, then it becomes evident you are not truthful. 1 Like |
Re: How Kidnappers, Zealots & Rebels Are Making Nigeria Ungovernable - Economist UK by afube: 6:05am On Oct 21, 2021 |
dasparrow: There is a lot of sophistry in the article, going through it you would think the British are uninterested and unbiased arbiters to the conflicts in Nigeria but that that will be a mistake, the British are in fact partial to Fulani interests and are very deep in the mess that is Nigeria. God pass them till eternity..Biafra will be free to their consternation! 4 Likes 1 Share |
Re: How Kidnappers, Zealots & Rebels Are Making Nigeria Ungovernable - Economist UK by Blakpot: 6:14am On Oct 21, 2021 |
Ouch! No sugar coating. Very painful reading indeed, only a matter of time before the country becomes a failed state. And like a poster said they misreported the Fulani killer herdsmen as farmers n herdsmen clash, at least that's a win for Buhari. They also underreported police brutality, extortion and kidnappings. Not to mention the economy, that one name another story. The situation in the country is so bad, as bad as its never been, and there a are few idiots still defending this Buhari's administration. Disgraceful. Shameless beings. 2 Likes |
Re: How Kidnappers, Zealots & Rebels Are Making Nigeria Ungovernable - Economist UK by Theagnosticdude: 6:17am On Oct 21, 2021 |
“With so many forces pulling Nigeria apart, some might wonder how it has held together. One reason is that most Nigerians feel a strong sense of nationalism. “We are stronger together,” says Chukwuemeka, a south-easterner, though he also says that “Buhari has put a knife in what unites us.” In some ways, tolerance has improved, polls suggest. In 1990 almost a third of Nigerians said they would object to having a neighbour of a different race or ethnicity. By 2020 that had fallen to 16%” [quote author=afube post=106922412] This is part is wrong in all ramifications. Nigerians are divided now, more than ever. And there is no sense of nationalism among Nigerians except for those from the North who of course claim false nationalism just to maintain the status quo. 4 Likes 1 Share |
Re: How Kidnappers, Zealots & Rebels Are Making Nigeria Ungovernable - Economist UK by Nobody: 6:17am On Oct 21, 2021 |
Not totally accurate but very interesting read nonetheless. We are waiting for Mr Liar Mohammed, spawn of Satan to come and deny all that has been written. Aja lo ma je oku baba yen las las. 2 Likes |
Re: How Kidnappers, Zealots & Rebels Are Making Nigeria Ungovernable - Economist UK by Sonoyom(m): 6:23am On Oct 21, 2021 |
post=106921897:Building a nation is far beyond shouting Amen. For 61 years we have been hoping and shouting Amen whilst our leaders keep sharing the national cake. 4 Likes 1 Share |
Re: How Kidnappers, Zealots & Rebels Are Making Nigeria Ungovernable - Economist UK by Emergingnation(m): 6:25am On Oct 21, 2021 |
vedaxcool:Nigeria must divide, we are not thesame as being stated in the write up... Arew north must govern themselves with thier preferred Sharia rules 3 Likes |
Re: How Kidnappers, Zealots & Rebels Are Making Nigeria Ungovernable - Economist UK by shox: 6:31am On Oct 21, 2021 |
vedaxcool: Which allah? The god of terrorist, bandits and peadophiles 2 Likes |
Re: How Kidnappers, Zealots & Rebels Are Making Nigeria Ungovernable - Economist UK by egoldman(m): 6:35am On Oct 21, 2021 |
vedaxcool: Zombies don't disappoint , anything that exposes their foolishness and stupidity, someone else must be blamed. 4 Likes |
Re: How Kidnappers, Zealots & Rebels Are Making Nigeria Ungovernable - Economist UK by egoldman(m): 6:36am On Oct 21, 2021 |
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Re: How Kidnappers, Zealots & Rebels Are Making Nigeria Ungovernable - Economist UK by ubanett(m): 6:42am On Oct 21, 2021 |
Buhari seems to be the problem in this write up. Let's join hand together to defeat the common enemy. 2 Likes |
Re: How Kidnappers, Zealots & Rebels Are Making Nigeria Ungovernable - Economist UK by JohnBullMySon: 6:46am On Oct 21, 2021 |
dasparrow:Who in particular is the Englishman? The article was not written by Britain's government by the way. 2 Likes 1 Share |
Re: How Kidnappers, Zealots & Rebels Are Making Nigeria Ungovernable - Economist UK by Curious345: 6:47am On Oct 21, 2021 |
Iykoto86:where is satanist and WaffenSS? 1 Like |
Re: How Kidnappers, Zealots & Rebels Are Making Nigeria Ungovernable - Economist UK by stinechykee: 6:47am On Oct 21, 2021 |
Newsi:You see this Pandora box that is already opened in Nigeria I pity any tribes that sit on the fence watching for where the fight will swing or direction fight will favour before they join but they should know that 2021 will not be like 1967 cos any tribes that fail to pick a side now will have themselves to blame |
Re: How Kidnappers, Zealots & Rebels Are Making Nigeria Ungovernable - Economist UK by Curious345: 6:48am On Oct 21, 2021 |
ubanett:seems like he was the target in the snipers telescope.. |
Re: How Kidnappers, Zealots & Rebels Are Making Nigeria Ungovernable - Economist UK by Bighead9: 6:50am On Oct 21, 2021 |
IPOB caused this. 1 Like 1 Share
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Re: How Kidnappers, Zealots & Rebels Are Making Nigeria Ungovernable - Economist UK by Maxymilliano(m): 6:52am On Oct 21, 2021 |
Indeed in search for solutions, Nigeris found a problem in Buhari 2 Likes |
Re: How Kidnappers, Zealots & Rebels Are Making Nigeria Ungovernable - Economist UK by LLiKYekoba: 6:54am On Oct 21, 2021 |
The write of the article tried to hide his bias to the undiscerning mind albeit unsuccessfully. This Economist UK report is garnished with subtles lies in favour of the murderous buhari and terrorist fulani acolytes in the nigerian government. There were almost tempted to call IPOB a terrorist group but that would have made their bias too obvious and shattered the whole article as a tissue of fallacies that it is. Read properly people. 3 Likes 1 Share |
Re: How Kidnappers, Zealots & Rebels Are Making Nigeria Ungovernable - Economist UK by stinechykee: 7:08am On Oct 21, 2021 |
Newsi:People that compiles this articles is not even a regular Nigerians before resident zombies will start their usual denials and consolations but writers or historians that compiles this write up comprises technocrats all over the world.I always laugh at some people when they keep on consoling themselves with Buhari and his Fulani brothers threat that unity of Nigeria is unnegotiable.If almighty Yugoslavia with so much potentials and progress that everybody thought that can never disintegrate can disintegrate is it Nigeria with multi ethinic groups, different culture and religious differences will not disintegrate.Unity beggars should keep on fooling themselves that their Nigeria is immune to disintegration and when it happens those tribes that sit on the fence waiting for Biafra to be crushed again like it happened in 1970 so that they will either claimed abandoned properties of Igbos or use Igbos money in their Nigeria Banks to send their people to school,do owembe,build Lagos and send their people to Landon and other Western Worlds should get ready to be disappointed cos Igbos are fully ready for whatever that is coming to Nigeria and It will be bloody.If some people like let them keep on calling Igbos chest beaters but they will have themselves to blame if they are not prepared by piling arms and ammunition just like some weaker tribes in old Yugoslavia fails to get prepared when wars was blewing and when war started their region was used as a battle field |
Re: How Kidnappers, Zealots & Rebels Are Making Nigeria Ungovernable - Economist UK by Commentor: 7:10am On Oct 21, 2021 |
stinechykee: Shatap. Nobody has to pick a side. You guys started on the wrong foot by insulting all other tribes before even soliciting for a common ground. I remember Kanu specifically asking for Pastor Kumuyi to be stoned should he visit Aba for a crusade. One would wonder what Kumuyi's crime was other than being Yoruba. From the writeup, it can be seen that you guys want even the oil producing parts that aren't necessarily Igbo. Forget it. Nobody has to pick any side. Destroy your land then see if there'll be place to host you when all is said and done. 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: How Kidnappers, Zealots & Rebels Are Making Nigeria Ungovernable - Economist UK by Aurelius1(m): 7:20am On Oct 21, 2021 |
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Re: How Kidnappers, Zealots & Rebels Are Making Nigeria Ungovernable - Economist UK by stinechykee: 7:26am On Oct 21, 2021 |
Commentor:Boy let today be the last time you will qoute me again cos I can never exchange words with a cow fucker and uncircumcised Fulani like you.Did you ask yourself why I have never qouted you in my life,because I see you and your type as nuisance here.So do yourself a favour by avoiding my comments 1 Like |
Re: How Kidnappers, Zealots & Rebels Are Making Nigeria Ungovernable - Economist UK by Commentor: 7:35am On Oct 21, 2021 |
stinechykee: Shatap. What would happen if I quote you? No be to insult una go insult? E pass dat one? TFOH. 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: How Kidnappers, Zealots & Rebels Are Making Nigeria Ungovernable - Economist UK by tarantino1: 7:36am On Oct 21, 2021 |
Naijiriana: The bias was subtle but it was there. I couldn't finish the article cos of it. 2 Likes |
Re: How Kidnappers, Zealots & Rebels Are Making Nigeria Ungovernable - Economist UK by Nobody: 7:38am On Oct 21, 2021 |
Before the 2015 elections. APC members said things like, "We will raise a parallel government", "We will make the country ungovernable".. Can't they trace their members who made the statements that are working today ?? Abi Newspaper publications dey lie ?? 1 Like |
Re: How Kidnappers, Zealots & Rebels Are Making Nigeria Ungovernable - Economist UK by vedaxcool(m): 7:40am On Oct 21, 2021 |
egoldman: I have no use for your surname. 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: How Kidnappers, Zealots & Rebels Are Making Nigeria Ungovernable - Economist UK by godisshit(m): 7:46am On Oct 21, 2021 |
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