Genocide: Nigerians Dey Beg Tinubu Make E Crack Down On Terrorists, Stop Di Bloodshed

Amid assurance from military chiefs say security go improve and better relations dey between United States and Nigeria, Nigerians dey urge President Bola Tinubu make e go harder on terrorists and intensify attack on dia enclaves. Minister of Information, Mohammed Idris, talk say government dey reason with US over recent military threat by Donald Trump, and diplomatic channels dey work well. Meanwhile, Dr Obiageli Ezekwesili call for stop to bloodshed, noting say majority of Chibok girls abducted in 2014 were Christians before some get radicalised. Senator Orji Uzor Kalu support Trump comments, talk say killings dey affect both Christians and Muslims across country. Intersociety warn say South-East dey under heavy attack from Fulani jihadists, controlling about 950 forest locations, killing, abducting, and displacing communities. US Congressman Bill Huizenga advise sanctions rather than military strike to check violence, warning Nigeria fit repeat tragedies like Rwanda and South Sudan if action no happen. Former Minister Femi Fani-Kayode call for total wipeout of all terrorist groups, warn against negotiation with dem, stressing violence no dey exclusive to one religion. Adewole Adebayo challenge Tinubu to use state power decisively or resign, warning insecurity dey used as excuse for corruption.

Di Chief of Army Staff, Lt Gen Waidi Shaibu, assure Nigerians say security go improve nationwide after briefing Tinubu. He talk say operational tour for Northeast show progress against insurgents, bandits, and kidnappers. From IMPI, government don acquire military assets worth $801 million from US in 18 months, naira equivalent N1.15 trillion, to modernise defence and boost counterterrorism. Highlights include $455 million for 12 AH-1Z Viper attack helicopters and $346 million for MK-82 bombs and 5,000 APKWS rounds, plus logistics and training, to improve Nigerian military’s strike capability against Boko Haram, ISWAP, and bandits. Nigerians dey hope say these measures go finally reduce attacks and restore peace across country.