Those people who burnt your house were not Boko Haram, they were Fulani militias Not every militia group is Boko Haram Most of the groups attacking the Middle Belt are of Fulani origin, Boko Haram consists of mostly Kanuris I lived in Plateau during this period and witnessed

Deborah was a girl

An entire community will be wiped out in Benue, Plateau, Southern Kaduna, Taraba — Arewa Twitter silent One herdsman killed Arewa Twitter -

Arewa are now being beaten at their own game They once called Yoruba in Kwara and Kogi “Northerners” just to seem bigger When in actuality, they never truly saw those Yoruba as a representation of themselves That card they used to expand is currently being used against them

THIS IS NIGERIA 👇 I sincerely cannot imagine a better option than a PEACEFUL NATIONAL DIVORCE. The killing of Christians in Nigeria is a massive, well funded, well coordinated operation. If we don't draw the lines now, there won't be any Christian left in just a few years from

I would like to commend Prof. Joash Amupitan on his appointment as the Head of INEC. He was my Professor of Law, and he authored the legal brief on the genocide in the Middle Belt https://t.co/R0ZWPm1QrJ

When Fulani herdsmen burn villages and kill innocents while shouting Allahu Akbar, graze on people’s farms destroying crops, kidnap priests and demand ransom, —Arewa Twitter is silent. The moment an indigene retaliates — suddenly, Arewa Twitter finds its voice: “Murder!”

You clearly started he is “from” Now you are saying “his church” Where his church is located and where he is from are two different things entirely Hope it helps

See how you spoke so authoritatively El Buba is Kanuri from Borno & not from Plateau as you allude to When misinformation is your speciality in trade, you do not know where your limits stop https://t.co/vQeZJepkmZ

I am not particularly a religious person. However when we see the truth, it is important to speak it. It is evident that there are religious undertones in how these extremists groups operate To deny it is to push out misinformation.

“Boko Haram does not discriminate” Yet Boko Haram invaded a school in Dapchi Yobe on 19 Feb 2018 Kidnapped over 106 persons In March 2018, 104 of the abducted girls were released including a boy Leah Sharibu a Christian is still held for refusing to convert while other Muslims

Middle Belt Forum & our ethnic sociocultural organizations are the only organizations left to fight for groups in our region I have always preferred that over religious groups Their tendency to compromise has always been exponentially high

Lastly, you must not have an opinion on every issue much less one about my region which I have spent hours researching Focus on Delta State and your regular APC/PDP and ADC fights

there are reports of Fulani terrorists yelling Allahu Akbar when torching villages and slaughtering people? The days of parroting simplistic rhetoric of “farmers and herders” is over. Were babies butchered in Southern Kaduna, Benue, and Plateau herders or farmers. What

I will respond to your video @renoomokri, not because I don’t have better things to do, but to assure you that gone are the days when we in the Middle Belt used to sit silent and let outsiders like you, tell our stories. I promise you that the blood of those who you continue to

The fact that religious chanting doesn’t accompany banditry in Sokoto, Zamfara, and Jigawa, yet occurs in Benue, Plateau, Taraba, Adamawa, Southern Kaduna, and Nasarawa, shows both cases of insecurity aren’t the same—something beyond economics or lawlessness is at play in the

Also, historically, religion has always been a mobilising identity in Nigerian politics—from colonial indirect rule and the Northern People’s Congress (NPC) framing the North as “Muslim” versus the South as “Christian,” to the post-colonial era, where the return to civil rule in

I have been conflicted about whether to respond to Gimba Kakanda’s article, because it is heavily laced with extensive propaganda The main lies and distortions include the following: 1. “Nigeria’s security establishment is Christian-led, so genocide is impossible.” This is a

There is no difference between what is happening in Kwara and what has happened in Benue, Plateau, Southern Kaduna and other parts of the Middle Belt

Apparently, you do not like Ambassador Jolly Tanko Yusuf’s book on the late Sheikh Abubakar Gumi’s utterances. Perhaps you would prefer to consult other resources that reference the same episode. Here are 9 sources including that of the author that make reference to this

As Sheikh Gumi’s son graduates from the Nigerian Defense Academy I could not help but remember a book I read titled “That we may be one” an autobiography of Ambassador Tanko Yusuf A Jukun and former Middle Belt leader. In page 105, he writes about how Abubakar Gumi, the father