@officialABAT You paid ransom for bandits to buy more ammunition and kidnap more...? why daddy..? Because we didn't hear anything happend to the bandits. We all know freedom comes at a cost.
@TheNationNews Nigeria army rescued no body.. ransom was paid hence, the bandits released the wife and kid, the husband is still in captive bandits are requesting more money. Nigeria army only took pictures of the released victim and came to social media cooking up lies..
The people of Kwara and Kogi States are under siege. Kidnappings, armed robberies, and violent attacks have left our communities in fear, and lives are being lost while nothing is done.
We demand immediate action from the governors of both states. It is your duty to protect your people. We call for the urgent deployment and collaboration with Amotekun and the Oodua People’s Congress (OPC) to safeguard lives and restore order.
Communities can not wait for slow, inadequate responses. We insist on decisive action now! The people will no longer accept insecurity as a way of life. Safety is our right, and it is time our leaders act to guarantee it.
Kwara State indigenes in Lagos staged protest, calling on President Tinubu and the Kwara State Government to come to their aid and rescue their people back home from the ongoing b@nd!t @tt@cks in the state.
Kwara State 🤌🏽❗️
ENOUGH IS ENOUGH❗️❗️❗️
Mr. @ArcLolaAshiru ,
The people of Oke-Ode and surrounding communities in Kwara South are under siege. The people are being slaughtered, homes are being abandoned, and fear has become the daily bread. Many innocent lives, fathers, mothers, children, gone. Wiped out. Displaced. Silenced forever by the bullets of bandits.
And what do we get in return?
Silence🤌🏽
From Senator Lola Ashiru, the so called representative in the National Assembly, NOTHING 🤌🏽.
From Governor AbdulRahman Abdurrazaq @RealAARahman , the Chief Security Officer of the state, NOTHING 🤌🏽
No statement.
No visit.
No show of concern.
No urgency.
Just silence and spineless inaction.
Let it be known: Silence in the face of slaughter is betrayal.
If you cannot raise your voice when your people are being buried in mass graves, what then is your purpose in office?
This is not a time for weak political diplomacy or media distractions. This is not about party or opposition. This is about human lives, and the obligation of leadership to defend them.
We are not begging.
We are not whispering.
We are demanding, with every strength in our voice:
✅A public address from Senator Lola Ashiru, taking a stand with his constituents.
✅A full statement and immediate action from Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq, detailing security responses and empathizing with the affected communities.
✅Immediate deployment of state and federal resources to protect and support affected communities.
✅Tangible relief and safety assurances to the displaced families.
Leadership is not earned in times of peace, but tested in times of crisis. And this crisis is revealing a painful truth, that those who claim to represent us are MIA at the very moment we need them most.
We will not be silenced.
We will not forget.
And when the next elections come, the people will remember who stood with them, and who abandoned them.
Thank you sir.
His Excellency
Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq,
Executive Governor of Kwara State
Government House
Ilorin, Kwara State
Your Excellency,
An Open and Urgent Call for Responsibility and Action
The people of Kwara, your people, are being displaced from their homes, left in fear and uncertainty, and yet, the response from your government has been tepid at best and negligent at worst.
We are witnessing communities torn apart, livelihoods destroyed, and families running for safety with no assurance of return or protection. In the midst of this chaos, rather than seeing urgent and transparent action from your office, what we have observed instead is finger-pointing, distraction, and a concerted effort to silence those raising their voices for justice.
Until the people of Kwara are safe, there will be no silence.
What your office must understand is this, leadership is not about optics or media statements, it is about responsibility. It is about showing empathy, decisiveness, and being present in times of crisis. It is about owning the consequences of inaction, not delegating blame or hiding behind political maneuvering.
You were not elected to manage narratives, you were elected to safeguard lives and govern rightly.
The attempt to downplay the gravity of this crisis by emissaries to "tone down" our voices is not saddening. Every moment wasted in political posturing costs lives, dignity, and the very soul of Kwara State. If the government cannot provide security, if it cannot show empathy, if it cannot offer solutions, then it must be held accountable.
This letter is not a plea. It is a demand for immediate, transparent, and decisive action. We demand:
✅A clear and public address from your office acknowledging the crisis and outlining practical steps to protect displaced citizens. THIS IS A MUST.
✅A coordinated humanitarian response for those affected.
✅Concrete security interventions to restore safety and order.
✅An end to the intimidation and silencing of concerned voices.
Your Excellency, history will remember how leaders responded when their people needed them most. The people of Kwara are watching. Nigeria is watching. The world is watching.
We will not be silent until the people are safe.
Respectfully,
A concerned Nigerian.