Since January 2024,
1. I should have posted over 4k tweets on GMOs.
2. I have organized and attended dozens of conferences on GMOs
3. Carried placard at the Unity Fountain Abuja to protest on GMOs
4.Appeared on almost all TV and Radio stations in Nigeria over GMO,
5. Read thousands of journals, researches, papers, etc on GMOs,
6. Visited Seed Council, Ministry of Agric, spoken to SAs and Directors,
7. Gone to Ahmed Isa's Human Right Radio (Embelembe) for 3 days straight, debated Professors and Experts who promote GMOs, live,
8. Spoken at the National Assembly at the Public Hearing on GMOs,
9. Appeared on Arise TV News on GMOs
and many more.
I would not go this far if I didn't think we are experiencing a National Security risk.
GMOs are not the best for us. We need our regenerative seeds; God's original plan for Food Security.
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Please don't say that David has come again. I just want to ask a simple question:
If the Chinese ambassador in Washington DC started holding meetings and snapping photos with representatives of groups that are perceived to be disgruntled and/or troublemakers in the U.S. ( for the sake of argument, let's say groups like the Proud Boys, Ku Klux Klan etc), how would the U.S. government respond to that?
Would the U.S, government see this as an activity that falls within the regular, acceptable boundaries of diplomacy, or would it see it as open provocation and interference in their local politics and affairs? And if the answer is the latter, then why exactly is it OK for the U.S. government to do such things in other people's countries?
What is the business of the U.S. ambassador with the representative of an ethnosupremacist group that regularly takes credit for deadly attacks targeting farmers across Nigeria? If you believe that the U.S. government has no sinister agenda in Nigeria or Africa, and every analysis showing otherwise is a "conspiracy theory," then what, pray tell, is the explanation for this?
It's just a question.
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