@DavidHundeyin Based on this same premise, I made a vow to myself in time past to never allow an 'inferior mind' to lead me in any capacity if I am qualified and viable to lead in said capacity.
I can't bear to watch myself being lead by someone whose ideas I know are inferior to mine.
To: His Excellency, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu @officialABAT
Subject: Climate Change and Terrorism
Your Excellency,
Welcome back from your state visit to the United Kingdom.
Your recent statement during an interview at 10 Downing Street that “climate change” is a primary driver of terrorism warrants urgent reconsideration. This narrative, which seeks to pathologize national security crises as environmental phenomena, is not a product of sound governance but a hallmark of the globalist technocracy. It brings to mind the statement by the revered Pa Adeboye: “There are several people around my beloved in law who are not telling him the truth.”
Linking regional instability to climate change is a strategy frequently employed by architects of a pseudoscientific framework, designed to erode national sovereignty through the widely accepted Trojan horse called “Climate Change”. Mr. President, please be informed that in the history of humanity, this is the first generation attempting to control the natural order of an ever changing climate. It costs billions and trillions of dollars to increase or reduce the world's climate by a single degree, and courting this agenda, so much so tying it to Nigeria's current biggest problem, is indicative that we have lost the fight against insecurity.
Mr. President, terrorism is fundamentally an ideological, governance, and border control problem. In Nigeria, it is the evidence of a degraded and now nonexistent national identity amongst her perpetrators, and the treasonable acceptance of a new religiously extreme nationalism with roots connected to similar international ideologists.
By labeling terrorism a byproduct of “climate change”, you have provided foreign instruments of state capture with unfettered access to interfere in our internal affairs under the complex, multiplex structures of global climate action policy development, implementation, and enforcement. These structures ultimately and irreversibly alter our national identity, our rich and indigenous sovereign culture, our food systems, agriculture, health, and more. Let me give you an example:
A recipient of our national honours, Bill Gates, stated in his January 2023 interview at the Lowy Institute that cows contribute about 6 percent of global emissions through methane from burping and farting, and that the world has two paths to address this: “You can either fix the cows to stop them doing that or you can make beef without the cow.” Such remarks are often interpreted as promoting the replacement of traditional livestock with lab grown meat alternatives.
Mr. President, believing climate change caused terrorism means you may soon approve this kind of measure in our livestock. Also know that transgenic climate smart seeds (GMO) have a lifespan of one planting season, cross pollinate and can affect natural variants, and are currently creating food dependency on seed companies, as we are actively losing our seed sovereignty. This is another concerning policy from climate action initiatives.
Six years ago, the world was subjected to lockdowns and forced COVID vaccines, pseudoscience which has raised serious questions about long term effects. Unfortunately, these same entities are also actively serving as policy consultants in your administration, with goals to centralize power, dismantle domestic industry, and redistribute national wealth to international stakeholders. They are fundamentally anti human in their objectives and are masters in deception.
Mr. President, to adopt this rhetoric is to prioritize the agendas of foreign think tanks over the security and prosperity of the Nigerian people.
Further, sir, the historical reality is that the climate is a dynamic system governed by factors far beyond human administration. Attempting to “fix” the climate is a fool’s errand; it is a distraction that serves only to derail our national priorities and weaken our resolve. If terrorism is attributed to climate change, then the state abdicates its responsibility to enforce law and order, choosing instead to wait for a global solution that will never arrive.
The security of our nation depends on our ability to locally identify and interpret the problem accurately; to become problem intelligent and solution oriented; to control our own borders, manage our own resources, and reject the subversive influence of those who profit from our national decline.
To this end, I recommend that you immediately identify and remove the advisors who are pushing these destructive, globalist myths. A nation that cannot distinguish between manufactured environmental alarmism and the hard realities of national security is a nation being steered toward its own undoing.
True leadership requires the courage to reject these foreign dogmas and focus on our people; what do we need, what are the benefits of being a Nigerian, how can we power our industries and manufacturing, etc because like seriously sir, how can Climate Change cause terrorism? As how now?
Respectfully,
Dr. Segun Adebayo
Executive Director
Center for African Policy Research and Advisory
Abuja (CAfRA)
@FrankKhalidUK Sanchez put up a good show against Napoli but I felt he could have done better with the first goal.
All said and done, massive win for Chelsea. Avoiding the playoff rounds. Unto the round of 16 on a strong foot.
Kudos #ChelseaFC
@UtdBloke_ It's the Harry Wilson goal for me.
It's the goal that can hardly be replicated if you tried severally.
All the other goals have similar types in the thread.
@Nairametrics@TomolaGroup I find it hard to believe that Plateau state is among the top six. Seems highly implausible.
I just showed someone from Plateau this and she claims it can't be true that the cost of living is higher in Plateau compared to Lagos state. At least, not sixth on the list.