SLAP44:
Ok

SLAP44:
Prophet Nnamdi Kanu saw all these in 2014 and talked a lot about it but some people are fused to smell the coffee.

tungamaje:
Op, your observations are real, something is definitely wrong somewhere

slivertongue:
goodnews !!! to your tent oh Nigeria

Rich4god:
lol... Will that stop the killings.

slivertongue:




i don't see the killings ending soon, its well scripted

failure to stop the killings will to lead to the collapse of Nigeria.

Rich4god:
You are not far from the truth.

Bighead9:
Trash.

All I see from this long epistle is, wailing from an IPOB.

helinues:
How many are the armed bandits in Nigeria?

Rich4god:
When you see the BMCs, you will know.

ItooWorWor:
Overrun northern Nigeria not Nigeria, if any bandit attack the southwest then even FG won't be able to stop Amotekun.

But come to think of it, since the annoucement of Amotekun attacks on the southwest highways have stop.

overall90:
Something is definitely wrong.
the big question is why is Boko haram that appointed Buhari as their negotiator before he became president no longer regard his person since he became president.
i know a lot of people who voted Buhari in 2015 because they believe he will be able to pacify them and bring the insurgency to an end.so what changed?

walexbiz:
As much as I want this administration to succeed the truth remains the present administration is not interested in rejigging the current security structure on the ground. The presidency has been defending those military head at the expense of the masses who are at the receiving end. A man once said you cannot repeat the same actions and expect a different result. the president as stuck with present military leadership and they have repeatedly times without numbers demonstrated they are incapable of up turning the insecurity in the land.

helinues:
How many are the armed bandits in Nigeria?

Rich4god:


You asked me this question last year on this thread.

I hope you are seeing things now.
When will you change, drop your blind support for all these politicians and start been a patriotic Nigerians.

I ask you again, are you happy with the situation of Nigeria now.

Rich4god:
Pardon me for my long post.


It all started with pocket attack on villages in Katsina. But our security acted as if all is well. Next it moved to Zamfara, same pocket attacks... Communities/villages been attacked almost on weekly basis with high casualties, yet the security outfit and the government didn't deem it fit to tackle it head on.
Birnin gwari highway used to be a major road connecting the North Central to the far North West. But today, apart from trailers and other heavy trucks, taking that road is now like a suicide mission cos the bandits have taken over the road, having a field day kidnapping and robbing innocent passengers. A lot have died as a result of this. Abuja-Kaduna highway is now towing that part.

With all these been committed by the armed bandits, our security forces didn't even bother to tackle it with the force needed to stop it. Or maybe they tried, but their effort wasn't enough or there is someone/group of persons up there with a vested interest and they are sabotaging the effort of the security.
Now with the inability of our security to curtail this threat, the bandits have spread downwards, unleashing death wherever they go.... From Katsina to Zamfara, to Niger to Kaduna to Kogi even in the state capital. They have taken over virtually all the highway in the North West.

Let's analyze this, they kidnap people almost on daily basis and they keep collecting ransom. The big question is, what do they do with the money...? Do they buy house, cars, lands...? I don't think they do. There is every tendency that they use the proceed from kidnapping to buy more arms and recruit more bandits who flood in from all over West Africa to unleash hell on Nigerians. If they govt cants curtail it now, soon they will have the population that will be overwhelming for our security forces to tackle.

I seem to stand with what Bishop Kuka of Sokoto said, that the FG is showing a non challant attitude towards the nation's security and so they seem to act in line with the ideology of all these terrorist. If not, how can you explain the silence of the FG on this issue. How is it that armed bandits in their numbers on motorcycle attacks a village, kill people ransack their properties, rustle cattles in their numbers and retreat to their base without any response from the security.... But when the masses wants to protests, all the security agencies will gather and try to stop them. What stops the FG from using the same show of force they used in ABA during the operation python dance. What stops the FG from invading the forest as they invaded Zaria when the arrested El-Zakzakky. What stops the FG from reacting speedily to the menace of insecurity as they did when the South West government launched operation Amatekun. The big question is, Why the silence of the FG. How come we have not heard the outcome of the judgement on the military captain that helped a notorious kidnapper escape from police custody?... Also, where is the kidnapper himself? How come he is yet to be charged to court? Or may be my information is obsolete. There was a time vigilante in Adamawa arrested the local leader of Miyetti Allah and 3 of his sons for alleged link to kidnapping (TVC News)... At about a week later, the villagers got information that the police wants to release them, probably based on order from above. Though the villagers protested against it. The question now is, why will the police release someone who have been linked to kidnapping when all the villagers are testifying against them.
Again, why will Miyetti Allah spear head the opposition against operation Amatekun? Was Amatekun created to hunt down innocent Fulani in the south west. TOO MANY QUESTIONS TO ASK. Or is the fulanization agenda real?
Some years back, I was in my village, surprisingly I saw a Fulani man selling local medication in all these swan bottles, just like "agbo"... He was carrying just three bottles. What came to my mind at that moment was that "this guys is a sentry/scout"... Cos am very sure that nobody is buying or using such medication in my village, I could be wrong though. So what exactly is he doing in a low populated area selling what the people won't even buy.

The bottom line is, what is stopping our govt from handling this issue head on. How many more victims are they waiting for before they can act. If our security agencies are out of ideas, let there be some reshuffling. Or at worst, get machineries just as Jonathan did during the last few months of his administration.


The FG should act now before we will get to a stage where each community in this nation will be under constant attack from these bandits as their boldness and numbers is on the increase geometrically.