You know you’re getting old when you:
1. Sleep early on weekends.
2. Have a preference for warm water over cold water.
3. Use LinkedIn more than Instagram.
4. Register for a Tax ID
Peaking Unc status wtaf 😭
The insenstive and cruel assertion that Christians are not being killed in Nigeria and that we bury empty coffins is a monstrous mendacity.
Christians are targetted and killed in large numbers in Nigeria and anyone that denies this, plays it down or says otherwise is a perfidious propagandist, a genocide enabler and specious liar.
What must be clearly understood however is that Muslims are ALSO targetted and killed by the same terrorists in equal numbers.
The Islamist terrorists are killing us all, both Christian and Muslim, and something needs to be done about it quickly and expeditiously.
The 25 girls and their Principal that were abducted from a school in Maga, Kebbi state on Sunday and whose Vice Principal was brutally butchered were not Christian but Muslim.
The 64 people that were abducted in Tsafe, Zamfara state on Saturday and the 3 that were slaughtered were not Christian but Muslim.
The Catholic Rev. Father and 12 girls that were abducted in Kagarko, Kaduna state on Saturday were not Muslim but Christian.
The Army officers, including a Brigadier General, that were attacked and slaughtered in Borno state a few days ago were both Christians and Muslims.
The Islamist terrorists that commit these heinous crimes and atrocities and that indulge in the genocide and ethnic cleansing of our people do not care about the religion of their victims and do not represent any faith.
They only care about the spilling of the innocent blood and abduction of our people.
They only care about terrorising innocent civilians, indulging in barbaric carnage and in mass murdering both Christians and Muslims, occupying their land and stealing and pillaging their resources.
Such beasts must NEVER be granted amnesty and I strongly reject the suggestion by some that they should.
They offer no remorse for their relentless evil and they are not worthy of life.
There is only ONE answer for them and that is for the Federal Government and Armed Forces to muster the courage, means, resources and firm resolve to crush them ruthlesly and send them back to hell.
That is the answer and time is running out.
What is NOT the answer is to spin the whole thing into a Christian versus Muslim narrative or to support the reckless and short-sighted idea of an American invasion which would make matters even worse and which would only swell the ranks of the terrorists.
Outside of that we must pray hard for our country because those that wish to divide and destroy us are preparing the ground and are hard at work.
Nigeria must not be turned into Congo, Somalia, Darfur, Sudan, Gaza, Afghanistan, Libya, Iraq, Lebanon, Syria or any other war-torn and decimated non-functional failed state.
Nigeria must not be used as an arena or battle ground for a proxy war for mineral resources between the superpowers.
Nigeria must not be turned into yet another pitiful, pathetic and sorry victim of competing foreign forces and interests and western imperialism.
We must set our differences aside, we must remain united and focused and we must stand shoulder to shoulder and confront the common enemy together.
(FFK)
Dear @officialABAT Mr. President, Commander-in-Chief,
Your words ring loud: “We will decisively defeat terrorism… Security is non-negotiable… We will leave no stone unturned.”
We hear you.
But words are not bullets.
They cannot stop the next bomb in Maiduguri, the next bandit raid in Zamfara, Katsina, or the next kidnapping on the Abuja–Kaduna road.
For two decades, we’ve been told victory is near. Yet:
Over 40,000 Nigerians have died from terrorism since 2009.
Over 2 million remain displaced.
Bandits now collect taxes in villages where your government cannot collect revenue.
You speak of “unwavering courage” and “the rule of law.”
We ask:
Where is the courage to prosecute corrupt generals who divert security funds?
Where is the rule of law when politicians sponsor thugs and walk free?
Where is the stone left unturned when governors negotiate with terrorists, pay them billions, and still demand medals?
You say, “Nigeria is one united family.”
Then why do we bury our children in the North while politicians feast in Abuja?
Why do we ration fuel and light while your convoy runs on subsidized diesel?
Why do we queue for PVCs while you queue for private jets?
Good governance is not a slogan. It is action:
Sack any minister, appointee, or service chief who fails to secure even one local government in 90 days.
Publish every kobo spent on security, down to the last bullet.
End impunity: try, convict, and jail one powerful man for corruption. Just one. Let the rest tremble.
You salute our soldiers.
So do we.
But they fight with outdated rifles while their commanders buy mansions in Dubai.
They die on empty stomachs while ghost soldiers draw salaries.
Mr. President,
We are not asking for speeches.
We are demanding accountability.
Name and shame the sponsors of terror and terrorism either political, traditional, or religious individuals.
Freeze their accounts. Seize their passports.
Try them in public.
Until then, your promise of “decisive victory” remains just another press release.
We will stand with you, but only if you stand with us.
Not with rhetoric but with results.
No more excuses. No more delays.
No more blood.
The clock is ticking.
History is watching.
And the graves are filling.
In a capitalistic world like ours, that has to be one of humanity’s greatest achievements. Most people don’t realize how few truly fit that description.
Neither am I talking about Dangote’s Dantata wealth or Otedola’s inheritance. I’m talking about people like Tony Elumelu, truly self-made without a silver spoon. They beat the system.