If this same situation were to happen in the core North, narrations would already be flying around about “how they do things there.”
Can we please apply the same standard everywhere?
Can we learn to allow God to fight for Himself?
God does not need us to turn every perceived religious insult into a criminal case or use the machinery of the state to defend Him.
You guys came to the South-West with the motive of arresting someone and taking him to Ilorin because of a statement he made, forgetting that you guys also abuse the God our forefathers originally believed in before they chose to accept other religions that were passed down to some of us.
Justice should be impartial, and our standards should be consistent.
Let God be God, and let Him fight His fight.
Where is the lie?
Wasn’t that the same question people asked @jidesanwoolu about the massacre of protesters in 2020? Because no outsider can operate in your home without the knowledge of an insider, especially in a situation where footage showed security forces opening fire on peaceful protesters.
Nothing happens in a region without the knowledge of certain people in positions of authority.
No one asked the government about the killing of Mohbad, but when certain situations occur, just like the instances highlighted by VDM, we know who to hold accountable. There’s no way certain things will happen under the watch of a government without someone within that government having knowledge of them. And those we should be asking questions of are certainly the security forces and the government.
There is politics everywhere, which is why even a retired Major could be kidnapped and probably killed in the country.
The government can pretend all they want that what VDM said is wrong, but we all know that a game is a game.
Many comments are acting as if Bruno is the first player to win the PFA Player of the Year without winning a trophy that season.
Many players have won the PFA award without winning any trophy that season. Individual awards aren’t determined by team trophies alone.
Messi won the 2012 Ballon d’Or largely on individual brilliance and his record-breaking 91-goal year, despite not winning La Liga or the Champions League.