Mr Victory C.O

I stand for the truth & justice. Good governance & equity. I'm open to learning new things. I enjoy good discuss. A Historian. An Obidient. I love God ⛪

[Mr Victory C.O @cvickright]

His Excellency Atiku Abubakar, GCON
Wazirin Adamawa
Former Vice President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria
Dear Sir,
I write to you with deep respect and patriotic concern as a Nigerian who believes in the urgent need for credible leadership to rescue our country...

[JUSTICE @ifeanyichukwu83]

I'm not here to do eyelashes with you ok. when Nigeria govt military lead by fulani/yoruba continues to attack and k*ll our people with impurity.

Nigeria govt committing genocide against our people and you never condemns the evil .

[Mr Victory C.O @cvickright]

This shows how unconcerned and uninformed some Nigerians are about the role and responsibilities of public office holders especially President and governors, else I see no reason why any young person who's sane shouldn't be concerned about governance and who leads the affairs of the Nation and his State he's a resident of. These people have direct impact to at least 50% or more on how the citizen's lives would be impacted by the policies of same government. The earlier Nigerians start showing concern, the better. Education should be one of the things that any government should invest in, we have many docie unreasonable citizenry.

[Mr Victory C.O @cvickright]

No. The Govt are part of the ring, they're gradually taking out people who knows a thing or two.

[NEFERTITI @firstladyship]

Major General Abubakar Rabe has been buried. They couldn’t save him. But it took less than 24 hours to recover his body. How was the body recovered? Are we supposed to believe the government is innocent? Who’s deceiving who?

[Somto Okonkwo @General_Somto]

“Why Is It That Anytime An Arrest Is Made In The North, We See Headlines Like This From The Media… Vs When An Arrest Is Made In The East, We Start Seeing Headlines Like This From The Media…” ~ Comedian Odinaka Reacts

[Bia Pulse @BiaPulse]

The question many Nigerians are too afraid to ask: Why do Islamic Fulanis want to Islamize us?

They have taken over virtually every key government position and the entire security architecture, yet they continue pushing aggressively for Islamization.

Islamic Fulanis currently have over 30,000 killer fighters deployed across the country — killing, slaughtering, butchering, destroying communities, and displacing thousands of innocent people.

Stay safe out there and remain defensively dangerous in Nigeria.

Self Defense is your right.

-Bia Pulse

[Senso di giustizia💙 @sdigiustizia]

🔴 L'OCCIDENTE DORME MENTRE I CRISTIANI VENGONO MASSACRATI. GUARDATE QUESTO VIDEO: IL SILENZIO DEI LEADER MONDIALI È VERGOGNOSO❗️❗️❗️👇👇👇

Molti hanno risposto ai miei post sui massacri di cristiani in Africa per mano islamista, sostenendo che la colpa non sia del fondamentalismo ma di conflitti tribali o locali.
Guardate questo video e ascoltate attentamente. Nessuno, se non i musulmani, griderebbe "Allahu Akbar" con gioia nella voce dopo aver trucidato degli innocenti.
Ed è vergognoso che così tanti cristiani e leader mondiali restino in un silenzio assoluto di fronte a tutto questo.
Questo è ciò che ci aspetta presto in tutto l'Occidente. Sono già tra noi, e i massacri non tarderanno ad arrivare. E a quel punto, cosa faremo?
È straziante… sia per i massacri, sia per l'apatia generale 💔
@MorEdge_Insight

[Mr Victory C.O @cvickright]

Earlier today, @DEngliishalhaji warned about an eminent attack in Pissa and called for security enforcement, it was unfortunate that nothing was done, the attack happened between 8-11. Deád body surplus 😭😭😭

Full details in the video.

[Mr Victory C.O @cvickright]

I just saw the date, it's an old video. But this boy's face would not have been exposed, or would endanger him. If nothing was done to save this guy last year when this video was recorded, by now he would have turned a pro in the business with boys under his command. Most of us from the South has not really been exposed to metals like this, let alone knowing how to handle it, dismantle and couple back in minutes. Don't you think we're already 5:0 down? We have to realize that we're at war and start thinking of how to train ourselves and communities because the war is already with us. Wake up all. Let's defend ourselves and communities.

[Mr Victory C.O @cvickright]

@CHIZZY_BB E shock am

[Mr Victory C.O @cvickright]

In case you've not heard, listen to it.

[Mr Victory C.O @cvickright]

@4funcomedian He's now a political orphan, maybe 🦇 at best.

[Mr Victory C.O @cvickright]

@Benking443 A man of truth, the lion himself. You're a leader 💪💯.

[Mr Victory C.O @cvickright]

@Adaigboglobal Why should they hand them over to the police? Same police that always release them before dawn. Kpai them asap.

[Mr Victory C.O @cvickright]

What a life!

It is difficult not to feel sympathy for any family caught in the hands of terrorists. Truly, no one deserves that fate, let alone a man who has served Nigerian security institution, I sincerely hope every hostage is rescued safely asap.

However, many of us Nigerians also carry painful memories of moments when state institutions appeared willing to use overwhelming force against civilians while demanding unquestioning loyalty from the same public. Lekki massacre October, 20, 2020 comes to mind quickly when you think about the whole thing.
That contradiction is what fuels public resentment. Citizens have watched allegations of excessive force against peaceful protesters and civilians, while at the same time seeing communities across parts of the country repeatedly attacked by terrorists and bandits. Incidents such as the controversy surrounding the Lekki Toll Gate shootings remain deeply contested and emotionally charged, contributing to a lasting crisis of trust between sections of the public and security institutions.

The Nigerian military has undoubtedly suffered significant losses in the fight against insurgency, including the deaths of senior officers and many rank-and-file personnel like Gen. Uba. Yet the persistence of terrorism despite years of operations has led many Nigerians to question the effectiveness of strategy, intelligence, and accountability. It used to be said that Nigeria has the best land force in Africa, what exactly is happening today?

Some of us are seeing some handwriting on the wall of an alleged official complicity or sabotage within the security system, some would say that such claims are not well proven, but we have heard of events where terrorists are released because power from "Abuja" called. Isn't this enough reason to believe that there is truly complicity in the fight against insecurity in Nigeria?

Ultimately, the grief of one military family and the grief of ordinary civilians should not be treated differently. A nation that expects empathy for soldiers must also show equal empathy and accountability when civilians are harmed. The Borno, Oyo, Kwara children in captivity don't deserve the traumatic experience they are undergoing for over 2 weeks and still counting. Justice cannot be selective, and public trust cannot be restored without transparency, accountability, and demonstrable commitment to protecting every Nigerian regardless of status.

Nigeria military must come plain, so must the Nigeria government. The recent news of an alleged payment of ransom to terrorists to the tune of 7 million dollars shows that the government of the day is not ready to do the needful; go all out against the terrorists like it's been done in the AES. There's fire on the mountain, yet the Nigeria government and military are only concerned about opposition, 2027 general election and critics of the government like they went after @Justice_Crack What is the value of life of a Nigerian? How many more communities, military bases and personnel are needed to be unalive before the government rise to the occasion?

Aluta Continua!
Nigeria will be #OK
O.C. Victory
Concerned Nigerian

[MaziTundeEdnutfan @originalproflle]

NIGERIA’S ABDVCTED 2 STAR GENERAL GROANS FROM CAPTIVITY IN NEW VIDEO:

Kidnapped Retired Army General struggles In Pains Of Swollen Leg In Bandits Captivity The new video from terrorists camp shows the kidnapped retired Army General struggling in pains from swollen leg in the captivity of the bandits.

[Mr Victory C.O @cvickright]

According to report posted online, indigenous Hausa people of Sokoto States in one of the villages are threatened by the Fulani terrorists jihadist, instead of fighting back, they're on the move. Watch and post your comments.

[Mr Victory C.O @cvickright]

@firstladyship You've being on this matter, ride on. It's unfortunate that the Nigeria problem of 1993 still linger till now.

Nigeria will be #OK

[Mr Victory C.O @cvickright]

Know the difference between legal rights and cultural rights, don't let anyone deceive you or make you look inferior anywhere. Watch and listen to @SamAmadi speak facts.

[Mr Victory C.O @cvickright]

@Morris_Monye If you truly think with your brain you would know that Peter Obi and Rabiu Kwankwaso were not the last people that joined NDC, besides we know the habit of the APC Govt buying off opposition. So keep your magot infested brain in he sink for flushing.

[Mr Victory C.O @cvickright]

Well, this only speaks one thing, some of the NDC excos were planted, but that shouldn't be a problem to patriotic Nigerians who desire a Nigeria that would work for all, the sleeper cells would be activated, but they're inconsequential to me if all patriotic Nigerians who are tired of the APC misrule says enough is enough. When we stand firm they would be sorely afraid to even show up let alone acting funny, there should be consequences for any form of betrayal from anyone from top to bottom.

[Mr Victory C.O @cvickright]

What a life!

It is difficult not to feel sympathy for any family caught in the hands of terrorists. Truly, no one deserves that fate, let alone a man who has served Nigerian security institution, I sincerely hope every hostage is rescued safely asap.

However, many of us Nigerians also carry painful memories of moments when state institutions appeared willing to use overwhelming force against civilians while demanding unquestioning loyalty from the same public. Lekki massacre October, 20, 2020 comes to mind quickly when you think about the whole thing.
That contradiction is what fuels public resentment. Citizens have watched allegations of excessive force against peaceful protesters and civilians, while at the same time seeing communities across parts of the country repeatedly attacked by terrorists and bandits. Incidents such as the controversy surrounding the Lekki Toll Gate shootings remain deeply contested and emotionally charged, contributing to a lasting crisis of trust between sections of the public and security institutions.

The Nigerian military has undoubtedly suffered significant losses in the fight against insurgency, including the deaths of senior officers and many rank-and-file personnel like Gen. Uba. Yet the persistence of terrorism despite years of operations has led many Nigerians to question the effectiveness of strategy, intelligence, and accountability. It used to be said that Nigeria has the best land force in Africa, what exactly is happening today?

Some of us are seeing some handwriting on the wall of an alleged official complicity or sabotage within the security system, some would say that such claims are not well proven, but we have heard of events where terrorists are released because power from "Abuja" called. Isn't this enough reason to believe that there is truly complicity in the fight against insecurity in Nigeria?

Ultimately, the grief of one military family and the grief of ordinary civilians should not be treated differently. A nation that expects empathy for soldiers must also show equal empathy and accountability when civilians are harmed. The Borno, Oyo, Kwara children in captivity don't deserve the traumatic experience they are undergoing for over 2 weeks and still counting. Justice cannot be selective, and public trust cannot be restored without transparency, accountability, and demonstrable commitment to protecting every Nigerian regardless of status.

Nigeria military must come plain, so must the Nigeria government. The recent news of an alleged payment of ransom to terrorists to the tune of 7 million dollars shows that the government of the day is not ready to do the needful; go all out against the terrorists like it's been done in the AES. There's fire on the mountain, yet the Nigeria government and military are only concerned about opposition, 2027 general election and critics of the government like they went after @Justice_Crack What is the value of life of a Nigerian? How many more communities, military bases and personnel are needed to be unalive before the government rise to the occasion?

Aluta Continua!
Nigeria will be #OK
O.C. Victory
Concerned Nigerian

[Daily Times Nigeria @DailyTimesNGR]

Retired Major General Rabe Abubakar and his wife remain held by terrorists, family raises alarm over his severe leg pain in captivity. Calls grow for urgent government intervention and intensified rescue efforts.

#NigeriaNews #TrendingNow

[Mr Victory C.O @cvickright]

This is the reality we face today, Peter Obi is my candidate, how about you?