AN ARMY HAS BEEN RAISED AGAINST NIGERIA BUT THEY ARE SAINTS BECAUSE THEY HAVE THE SUPPORT OF THE GOVERNMENT by Olabanji Joel

An army rising against the country should be handled as enemy but this particular army has been called saints because they are related to our president through region and all the lives they have taken and properties they have destroyed has no meaning to the government.


It is time for us to march out as a nation either through massive protests or by getting our voters card in preparation for 2023 election against the leaders who cherish cows and cattle rearers more than the entire citizens of the country, he has on many occasions shown his undoubted support to the killer Herdsmen and Bandits whom he has failed to proscribe as terrorists but day in day out lives and properties are being lost.

An army has been raised against the nation, it is war but our government said it is not war because the cattle rearers need AK 47 weapon to protect themselves and cows from thieves, I think when the entire south is wiped out by this gun wielding Herdsmen and Bandits, the government will either announce them as winners or as terrorists.

There is war going on in Nigeria but our government has decided to act like all is well, they want people to get killed, those alive to live in fear and the country to be taken over by religious extremists, Fulanis and Bandits. If the government has no agenda in support of all the Fulani criminals in Nigeria, why are they being supported into getting free land in a region that doesn't belong to them? Why is the government not waging war against Bandits and Boko Haram as they wage war against IPOB, hustling youths and activists? Why?! The country is falling and the government is so comfortable with it, they come up with flimsy excuses for the terrorists, they acquire military equipment only for us to see it with these terrorists, or is this government directly and indirectly funding the activities of the terrorists with the nation's commonwealth?!



It is time for we Nigerians to rise against the terrorists we have in power and seek for his impeachment and give them reasons if the national assembly doesn't see a reason to do so. Buhari is deliberately forsaking Nigerians despite daily bloodshed because the killings are in line with his agenda. If the killings going on all over the country are not part of Buhari's agenda, he should proscribe Fulani Herdsmen as Terrorists, stop calling Terrorists Bandits and stop freeing terrorists all in the name of rehabilitation.

Rest in peace to all those who has lost their lives to the evil agenda of President Mohammodu Buhari.

I hope we Nigerians all over the world can rise against this blood sucking government because the land is soaked with the blood of the innocents already and the perpetrators of this evil are always being celebrated indirectly and directly defended by those who should fight them on our behalf.

NO ONE KNOWS TOMORROW, IF YOU THINK YOU ARE SAFE TODAY, YOU MIGHT NOT BE SAFE TOMORROW AND YOUR RELATIVES TOO CAN BE VICTIMS ANYTIME. THEREFORE, LET'S RISE TO PROTEST, LET'S SEEK FOR IMPEACHMENT OF THE PRESIDENT OR GET OUR VOTERS CARD READY FOR 2023 ELECTION AND VOTE OUT THE TERRORISTS WE HAVE AS LEADERS. Thanks

Olabanji Joel

A Nurse, Writer and Socialist

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