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"No matter what religion you belong to, no matter where you come from, no mater the profession...we Nigerians are being killed and our government seem to be incapable of protecting us...
"Now we have capacity, we have drones, you can see them all. You can take them out! Why are we not doing that?! Why are we always apologising? Why are we negotiating?" - Former Nigerian President, Olusegun Obasanjo
Dear @POTUS@realDonaldTrump@JDVance@SecRubio@SecWar@RepRileyMoore i'm sharing this video of a former Nigerian president, who has had the opportunity to serve as both a military head of the Nigerian state and a civilian president.
Here he is, just like many Nigerians, pouring out his frustrations over the Nigerian government's bold and suspicious lack of seriousness and lacklustre approach to the deteriorating issue of terrorism in Nigeria.
This situation has been made worse by the fact that only a few weeks ago, the whole world witnessed as Mali worked with their Russian Africa Corpse counterparts to kill and flush out the over 12,000 terrorists who invaded that country to topple its government.
Today, people are wondering why Nigeria's situation is getting worse, even with America in the picture. Please stop believing the lies coming out of this regime. The USA is being dragged in the mud of discontent due to the endless stream of lies from this regime. If the USA doesn't act now to extricate itself, this regime's dishonesty will leave a mortal dent on America's credibility and reputation.
I know the United States has to work with Nigeria to make things happen, but when it's now obvious the regime is not interested in eliminating the threat of genocidal terrorism against innocent Nigerian Christians and even some moderate Muslims, i think the United States may have to start rethinking its security agreement with Nigeria, and star thinking of better operational models to end this scourge once and for all.
If a former president of Obasanjo's stature is this frustrated, imagine the average Nigerian. Time to pivot to something more workable, i strongly recommend.
Thank you for your attention to this matter.
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