@HQNigerianArmy People are tired. Not of promises, not of deployments but of a system that reacts to tragedy instead of preventing it.
Thank God I didn’t join the military 2003 when I really admired the Army, because I’m very sure I will be one of those officers that will be court martial
@HQNigerianArmy you keep recycling the same statements and deployments that lead nowhere.
How many more lives have to be lost before real accountability and effective action happen? Or is this cycle of violence and press releases now the new normal?
@HQNigerianArmy Let’s be honest this isn’t about restoring peace, it’s about managing outrage. Innocent people are left exposed while the real perpetrators keep operating freely, and instead of decisive action against those responsible,
@HQNigerianArmy So this is what you call a “decisive move”? People are being slaughtered, families wiped out, communities destroyed and your solution is to send troops to “deescalate tension”? What tension exactly? The tension of grieving citizens who just buried their loved ones?
@nicksortor Exactly my expectation, trump You are a wise man, you don’t need wasting your war resources, use sanctions, more especially Nigeria, a country where bandits have helicopter and plane
@Naija_Activist My surprising question is this, does it mean that Labour Party did not make any arrangements for their polling agents security and the security of their votes, how can u go to fight with known criminals empty handed