Nigeria Captain In The Army Speaks About How So-called Repentant Bãndits And Tẽrror!sts Are Integrated Into The Nigerian Military 🥴🧎— Thoughts? 🤔
(State of Emergency 2baba North East 200 Nigerians Yahoo Boko Haram)
Woman worked as a housekeeper for 30 years to fund her son's dream of becoming a pilot.
Muyeez State Of Emergency Young John Rivers State The President
“To the people of Benue, get a licenses firearm else more people will be killed” - Verydarkman urges citizen to protect themselves since the government refuses to intervene 🥲💔
( Nasarawa , Makurdi , 2Baba , Tinubu and APC , State of Emergency , Sabinus , North East )
Look at this map. That’s Benue. Now take a moment and find your own state. See it? Not far, right?
That’s the point.
What’s happening there isn’t distant it’s knocking on your door next. Don’t wait until it reaches you before you care.
“I’m upset with the people of Benue, I see their men as cowards for waiting for their government to come help them before defending themselves” - Man says
@Iyanya This is not the period for song. What we need is action please. Prayer is good but that's not what the people of Benue need. They need serious security. If you finish that song you called a prayer, will it restore the lives of over 200 people murdered?
What do we mean by “prayers for Benue?”Prayers are for natural disasters.
What’s happening in Benue isn’t a natural disaster. It’s man-made. It’s deliberate murder.
Pope who is not from Nigeria has spoken about the Killing of over 200 Nigerians in Benue State but Pastor Adeboye has not made any statement about it.. What is really happening?
Angry youths in Nyorhyungu, Benue State, this afternoon, are currently chasing Fulani herdsmen and their cows out of the community 🥴🧎
(Omojuwa Mark Carney State of Emergency Chief of Staff 2baba North East)
There’s a grief that lingers when lives are taken so senselessly.
What happened in Yelewata village, Guma LGA, Benue State on the night of June 13th is both tragic and devastating.
Families were locked in their homes and burnt alive.
Children woke up to silence.
Mothers are still searching for sons.
At least 100 Nigerians were killed.
Dozens are missing.
And many are suffering without access to medical care.
This is not who we are meant to be.
A nation that shrugs at such injustice risks being consumed by it.
To the people of Benue, your pain matters. Your lives matter.
We pray for healing, for restoration, and for deep, true justice,
not in mere words, but in palpable action.
And to our leaders, our custodians, and our conscience as a people:
this is not the time to look away.
When one part of our nation bleeds, the whole must feel it.
Enough is enough.
— p. adefarasin
“I pray for security, justice, and peace in Nigeria—especially for rural Christians in Benue”– Pope Leo XIV— The Pope spoke before Pres Tinubu 🥴🧎
(#TheManSeyiTinubu Fulanis Bola 200 Nigerians APC in 2007)
“One of the major problem in our political system is putting incompetent people in key positions. The Governor of Benue state is a Rev father, A Rev father is trained to tell you to pray, forgive and forget” - Kokopee
Over 200 Nigerians killed in Benue!!!
200 PEOPLE!!!!! 200!!!!!!
I don’t think we understand the gravity of this Barbarism!!!
What exactly is the Government doing???
200 PEOPLE??? Just like that!!!!
"I løst 20 family members in one day, 11 in this house and 8 in the other. All gone."💔😢
-Michael Ajah recounts his tragic loss during the recent Yelewata k!ll!ngs in Benue State.
Looking at everything unfolding now, I miss Nnamdi Kanu's RADIO BIAFRA.
He would have been firing on all cylinders right now.
Those broadcasts of his were exposing hidden truths about Nigeria, and that's one of the reasons they kidnapped him.
This was what he said about Benue:
Notice how the people in that Benue community are not crying? They’re literally in the midst of the butchered and burnt remains of their family members and loved ones and they’re not crying. They’ve seen so much death that it has made them numb and desensitized.
It was refreshing news on Monday to a bewildered nation learning that President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has finally decided to visit the scene of the brutal killings in Benue State. For this I thank him even as I make further request that similar gesture should be extended to Niger state that lost more number of human lives in a natural disaster, flood recently.
Given the emergency nature of these incidents, a prompt visits would have delivered the urgency needed, instead of giving future dates that makes it look like a state visit.
The presence of the President in these devastated and grieving communities will be very reassuring and uplifting.
Both Benue and Niger States have lost over 200 lives each due to recent tragedies. In Mokwa alone, more than 200 people were confirmed dead, and over 1,000 are still missing following the floods. These are not just statistics; they are the lives of Nigerian families torn apart and their communities destroyed.
The distance from Abuja to these affected areas is not far. Abuja to Makurdi is about 282 km and Abuja to Mokwa is about 287 km
Combined, that’s roughly 1,134 km for a round trip to both locations, still significantly less than the 1,870 km round trip President Cyril Ramaphosa of South Africa recently made some days ago from Pretoria to Mthatha to personally visit flood victims in his country.
Less than 100 persons died in Mthatha, and more than 200 died in Mokwa, with over 1000 still missing.
If the South African President could do it, we trust that you, as our own President, can do the same for your people.
Let your visit to Mokwa send a strong message, that all Nigerian lives matter, and that no community, no matter how rural, is forgotten. Please also consider stepping up security across the country, especially in disaster-prone areas.
We look forward to seeing not leadership by remote control but proactive leadership that responds not just with words, but with compassion and action.
A new Nigeria is POssible. -PO