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I have not seen anywhere Donald Trump said he is coming to fight Muslims or overthrow the Nigerian government. What he said was simple and clear: he spoke against terrorists.
In my view, anyone interpreting his statement otherwise is indirectly supporting the activities of the Fulani militias that have brought pain and destruction to many parts of the Middle Belt. Trump’s call was for Nigeria to move fast and act swiftly in stopping terrorists from wiping out the next village. That is how I understood his message.
Unless one condones what the Fulani militias did in Yelwata, Bokkos, or Taraba, where homes were burned and entire communities destroyed, there is no reason to twist his words.
How many of those responsible for the atrocities in Yelwata or Bokkos have been arrested, paraded, or prosecuted? The lack of accountability reflects a troubling level of unseriousness in handling these crimes.
Trump’s statement was clear: move fast, and if you don’t, the United States will step in. The word “if” is a conditional statement. It means the responsibility lies first with the Nigerian authorities to act.
So why the outrage? Why the anger toward someone calling out the government’s slow response to terrorism? Shouldn’t we all want our leaders to act decisively to stop the killings, whether the victims are Muslims or Christians?
If anyone supports these continued atrocities, they should say so openly. But let us not twist Trump’s words. He did not declare war on Muslims. He spoke against terrorists, the same individuals responsible for taking innocent lives across religious lines.
The message is simple: move fast, stop the killings, protect Nigerians, and restore the nation’s dignity.
This is Mr. Sunday Jackson, a Christian from Adamawa. On March 7, 2025, the highest Court in Nigeria sentenced him to death by hanging for disarming and killing a fulani terrorist who attacked him in his own farm.
As in, the only man on record to have gallantly and successfully fought back against an invading Fuulaani terrorist who attacked him in his farm was quickly arrested by the police, arraigned in court and sentenced to death for successfully standing up to a terrorist who invaded his farm and attacked him. He’s currently in jail and Tinubu and his team conveniently forgot to consider him for presidential pardon extended to roques and other deadly criminals.
None of the fuulaani terr0r!sts have ever been arrested or prosecuted for their numerous genocidal attacks on indigenous people in Nigeria. NONE!!
When the Fulani jihadists attack and massacre a whole village and TAKE OVER THEIR LAND, the govt does nothing (some parts of Benue are currently being occupied by the jihadists after k!ll!ng off the original inhabitants. Ditto Jos. Please fact check this) but when you successfully defend yourself, the same govt arrests and sentences you to death using their compromised judiciary. In otherwords, if you survive their jihadists, they use their court to finish what their jihadists failed to achieve.
And some of you lost s0uls are saying this is no genocide.
I sincerely wish @MikeArnoldTruth or @tedcruz can get @realDonaldTrump to place a heavy sanction on our Supreme Court justices who delivered that atrocious ruling.