Barely 11 months ago, U.S. Congressman Scott Perry openly admitted that USAID indirectly funded terrorist organizations, including Boko Haram, ISIS, and Al-Qaeda.
Yet somehow, whenever the topic of terrorism sponsors comes up, the average Nigerian mind instinctively points to an Islamic country.
I honestly don't know how the Nigerian mind works or how we were bred, but it's a strange onservation. How can a people collectively forget something that crucial in barely 11 months?
Sometimes it feels as if our collective memory lasts barely six months.
UK's Keir Starmer:
We all remember the mistakes of Iraq, and we have learned those lessons.
We were not involved in the initial strikes on Iran, and we will not join offensive action now.
Islam is the religion while Muslims are those who practice Islam, and in Nigeria, Muslims have been attacked, injured, and KILLED countless times by bandits. Just of recent, bandits have attacked a mosque in Zamfara killing many people, in Katsina over 27 muslims who gathered to pray in Unguwan Mantau suffered the same fate. If Muslims/Islam were the problem, why will they attack their own place of worship that is highly sacred? Now let's leave that aside, the insecurity issue happening in the South-east, South-south, South-west, do we still pin the blame on islamization? When calamity strikes, are the culprits identified as Northeners or Muslims precisely? In truth many of you have sterotyped Northerners are terrorists to the point where any Northerner seen outside their region is suspicious, and then we complain about bigotry. Muslims are suffering the same insecurity challenges as Christians, and the blame is on the govt that couldn't care less. But of course, push an agenda instead of holding your dear leaders accountable.
@grok@arojinle1 You be ai truly! I give up…. Are you designed not to take correction? Ever since you made that statement about Israel and gone for a while you’ve been acting strange