Borno, Nigeria – The matter don turn serious again as 13 teenage girls wey dey farm for Askira-Uba area of Borno State don disappear into the hands of ISWAP terrorists. This abduction happen just one week after massive kidnappings happen for Kebbi and Niger states. Na wah oh!
As international wahala dey rise, with Donald Trump dey talk about military action because of alleged persecution of Christians, Nigerian government dey insist say the matter whitens anyhow, wey go make person wonder, na wetin dey happen actually? Na big committee wey we need or real actions?
People wey suppose protect us don fall our hand. Instead of plenty talk and no action on top insecurity matter, Nigerians dey beg dem to give us quick rescue operation, and proper accountability. Terrorists be like the only consistent people for this our society, e go pain you because dem dey do their own work while others dey sleep.
Meanwhile, for Lagos, President Bola Tinubu don give order make 100,000 police officers wey dey protect VIPs come back to real policing and counter-insurgency work. This one na big move because as e dey-sweet from headline, Nigerians still hope say no be another ‘talk’ wey go fade away tomorrow. E be like say dem need strong eyes to watch the people for street since dem go fit find them as dem dey follow our politicians for wedding wahala.
As per school matter, the Kebbi State Government don talk say make all public and private schools shut down because abduction matter don dey cause serious concern. Na only the country wey fit turn school into factory for kidnapping? We dey call on top Governor Nasir Idris and other security heads make dem try fix the problem before dem turn classrooms to temporary hiding places.
This situation no dey funny again. With the ongoing threat, citizens gatz see real solutions and not just one person shaking their head. Na wetin we go do? We go just sit down dey wait make dem rescue us while we continue dey drink water and mind our own business?
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