Nigeria discovered oil in 1956
The UAE discovered it 1958
Today, the UAE worth $700 billion
Nigeria is $500 billion in debt
Same resources, same decade, opposite results!
You are asking the most important question the one the government is afraid to answer. Brigadier General Maharazu Tsiga's testimony is not just a statement; it is a confession of the system we are fighting.
He heard it with his own ears. From inside captivity. A call was placed, and someone asked a b@nd!t kingpin to buy ammunition in cartons. Not pieces. Not rounds. Cartons.
This is not a secret smuggling operation. This is an open market. And the question is simple: who is supplying those cartons?
Let me give you the answer you already know:
The weapons are coming from multiple sources:
✅ Smuggling across porous borders (Libya, Chad, Niger, Cameroon).
✅ Theft from military stockpiles.
✅ Capture during attacks on military bases.
✅ Black markets in conflict zones (weapons originally supplied to other countries).
But the more disturbing answer is this: some of those weapons and ammunition are coming from within. From corrupt officials who facilitate their movement. From a system that has failed to secure its own arsenals.
What General Tsiga heard is proof that ammunition is not scarce. It is a commodity. And as long as it remains a commodity, the b@nd!ts will always have bullets.
The solution is not just k!11ing b@nd!ts. It is cutting off the supply chain. It is prosecuting the corrupt officers who let weapons leak. It is sealing the borders. It is tracking every bullet from factory to frontline.
Until we do that, General Tsiga's testimony will remain a recurring indictment of a nation that has not yet decided to win.
The government must intervene immediately to stop the dangerous profiling of Fulani and Hausas in the South and avert ethnic violence before it escalate.
We have millions of your tribe people doing their business here in the North without anyone harassing them. This nonsense must stop to avoid retaliatory attacks on your family in the North.
When some Igbo were arrested for trafficking Northern children to the South East, no one generalized their entire tribe as terrorists. Criminals should be judged as individuals, not by their ethnicity.
Exposed…
“A Christian extremist was arrested in a mosque after people noticed his movements. He later confessed that he is a Christian being sponsored by Deeper Life Bible Church, CAN (Christian Association of Nigeria), VeryDarkMan, and Alex Barbir to create unrest and push the narrative that Christians are being killed by Muslims.”
May God continue to expose them.
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