We now know that more than 300 children and 12 teachers have been kidnapped from St Mary's Catholic School in Nigeria.
As a father, seeing these attacks makes my stomach turn.
The Nigerian government must disarm the radical Muslim Fulani militants terrorizing the Middle Belt.
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Pedophile churches don’t like it when you quote The Bible.
These pedophiles use the name of Jesus in vain & lead others astray.
Tolerance of sin is not a Christian virtue.
Deny yourself, pick up your cross & follow Jesus Christ✝️
The audacity of terrorists going live on TikTok and engaging citizens is insane. Nigeria has DSS, NIA, DIA and the Office of the NSA, agencies that can track critics in minutes, detect coup plots, and arrest anyone who “insults” the President, yet somehow can’t trace terrorists.
IPOB is attacking the police, attacking the army, attacking INEC, government institutions, killing our men in service. The Herdsmen are kidnapping children, not to kill them but to make money. How can you compare these two?
— Sheikh Gumi
True life story in Katsina:
Terrorists kidnapped 30villagers and demanded 100m each. The villagers then also kidnapped families of the terrorists in return and told the terrorists they will kill them all.
This made the terrorists release the hostages.
Many Igbo youths today don’t know: during the Biafran war, our people built their own weapons.
Scientists at UNN were at the forefront, designing and producing arms for Biafran soldiers, so advanced that SCIENCE is now banned at UNN.
They created weapons like Ojukwu’s bucket, Ogbunigwe, Ojukwu mortars, and even refined fuel to power military vehicles. Every invention was a testament to ingenuity under pressure.
Igbos have always been smart, creative, and practically intelligent. If this had happened in the Western world, it would be studied in history books while they kept advancing even more sophisticated weapons.
We’ve gone past the era of misinformation. Kano has a population of about 4.6 million people made up of all ethnic groups in Nigeria. Out of this number, an estimated 1,000,000 to 2,500,000 are Igbo. So stop spreading falsehoods — we’re tired of it. Focus on what truly matters: protect school children, end kidnapping, stop banditry and terrorism, which are far more prevalent in your so‑called population.