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As President Tinubu signs the Electoral Act Amendment Bill 2026 into Law, citizens should note the following 7 major cha...
19/02/2026

As President Tinubu signs the Electoral Act Amendment Bill 2026 into Law, citizens should note the following 7 major changes:

1. Voter registration: Documents required for voter registration are narrowed to 3 : a birth certificate, a Nigerian passport and a National Identification Number (NIN).

2. Downloadable voter card: Voters can download their voter card from INEC’s website.

3. Electronic transmission of results: Electronic transmission to IReV is compulsory.
However, if it fails, the physical result sheet (EC8A) becomes the primary source of collation and results declaration.

4. Mode of party primary election: The new bill adopts direct primaries and consensus as the only methods for political parties to nominate candidates.

5. Disbursement of funds to INEC: Election funds must be released to INEC at least 6 months before the general election. Previously: 12 months.

6. Deadline for submission of candidates’ list: Political parties must submit candidates 120 days before election day. Previously: 180 days

7. INEC’s final list of candidates; INEC must publish candidates' list 60 days before the election. Previously: 150 days.

Except for the provisor in Section 60 (3) which holds that upon network failure inhibiting electronic transmission; form EC8A becomes the primary mode of collation and result transmission . I’ll say the other amendments are fine.

At this juncture, the National Assembly has done its part. The Presidency too.

Now its left for every citizens to channel their attention to INEC and ensure it:

• Strictly complies with the law and equally treats all political parties and candidates.

• Deploys technology effectively for voter accreditation, result transmission, and real-time transparency.

• Guarantees timely logistics and efficient distribution of election materials.

• Protects the integrity of the voters’ register and prevents manipulation.

• Works closely with security agencies to ensure peaceful, violence-free polls.

• Promptly uploads and publish results to strengthen public trust.

Ultimately, Nigerians are the true government and every institution actually is accountable to the people.

The people MUST follow the money and question every kobo of the ₦873 billion to be released for the 2027 elections.

Question the quality of BVAS machines.

Insist on smarter softwares for BVAS and IREV systems.

Demand a partnership with a network provider e.g. Starlink for a sure nationwide service for the election week. Coverage over the 177,000 polling unit should cost more than ₦65billion.

Lastly, laws are dynamic not absolute. They are made by men to serve mankind and can ve challenged in the courts of law. Therefore Citizens who are dissatisfied with any or all of the amendments can challenge the Electoral Act 2026 via a judicial action.

Senator Uduaghan
Viva Kogi Central
Viva Nigeria 🇳🇬

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DSS arrests El-Rufai after release by EFCCThe Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) yesterday granted a former...
19/02/2026

DSS arrests El-Rufai after release by EFCC

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) yesterday granted a former Governor of Kaduna State, Mallam Nasir el-Rufai bail.

But he was immediately arrested by the Department of State Services (DSS) for allegedly intercepting the communication of the National Security Adviser (NSA), Mall. Nuhu Ribadu.

There were indications that he might be arraigned in court today on a three-count charge already filed against him at the Federal High Court, Abuja Division.

According to a source, el-Rufai was given liberal bail conditions by EFCC in view of his two outstanding cases with DSS and Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC).

The EFCC also took notice of the fact that the DSS has seized his passport to restrict his movement to the country.

A source, who spoke in confidence, said the ex-governor was allowed to regain freedom at about 7.30pm after perfecting his papers.

He said: “ The former governor has been released on bail with an undertaking to make himself available anytime he is needed to clarify issues and sort out documents.

“The EFCC did not impose stringent bail conditions because he has multiple cases with different security and anti-graft agencies. There are similarities and meeting points on bail terms. Not only that, the court is the arbiter which will determine his fate.

“He has more allegations to respond to. We have done a bit, we granted him reprieve to enable him to attend to other cases.”

The ex-governor barely breathed air of freedom when he was arrested by the DSS upon coming out of the gate of the EFCC.

A security source, who confirmed the arrest, said el-Rufai was picked up to “enable him make statement on certain wire communication by the NSA.”

“He granted an interview on a national television. DSS investigators will interact with him on the details in his possession and the source of his information.

legal precondition for his arraignment in court. We are legally bound to obtain his statement on oath because his allegations are weighty security matters.”

Responding to a question, the source added: “The ex-governor might be taken to court on Thursday (today) on charges preferred against him.”

The counts in the charge read:

Nasir El Rufai, adult, male, on 13th February, 2026, while appearing as a guest on Arise TV station’s Prime Time Programme in Abuja, within the jurisdiction of this court, did admit during the interview that you and your cohorts unlawfully intercepted the phone communications of the National Security Adviser, Nuhu Ribadu and thereby committed an offence contrary to and punishable under Section 12(1) of the Cybercrimes (Prohibition, Prevention, etc) Amendment, Act, 2024.

●That you, Mallam Nasir el- Rufai, adult, male, on 13th February, 2026, while appearing as a guest on Arise TV station’s Prime Time Programme in Abuja, within the jurisdiction of this court, did state during the interview that you know and relate with certain individual, who unlawfully intercepted the phone Communications of the National Security Adviser, Nuhu Ribadu, without reporting the said individual to relevant security agencies and thereby committed an offence contrary to and punishable under Section 27 (b) of the Cybercrimes (Prohibition, Prevention, etc) Amendment, Act, 2024.

●That you, Mallam Nasir El Rufai, adult, male, and other still at large, sometime in 2026, in Abuja, within the jurisdiction of this court, with others still at large did use technical equipment or systems which compromised public safety, national security and instilling reasonable apprehension of insecurity among Nigerians by unlawfully intercepting the phone communications of the National Security Adviser, Nuhu Ribadu, to which you admitted during an interview on 13th February, 2026, on Arise TV station’s Prime Time Programme in Abuja and thereby committed an offence contrary to and punishable under Section 131(2) Nigerian Communications Act 2003.

Section 12 (1) of the Cyber- crime Act provides for a two-year jail term or N5million fine or both on conviction;

Section 131 (2) of the Nigerian Communications Act stipulates a fine not exceeding N100,000 or imprisonment for a term not exceeding one year or both.

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BREAKING NEWS Delegates Removed from Party Primary Elections, Now It’s “One Member, One Vote.”Under the new Electoral Ac...
19/02/2026

BREAKING NEWS

Delegates Removed from Party Primary Elections, Now It’s “One Member, One Vote.”

Under the new Electoral Act signed into law by Bola Ahmed Tinubu after it was forwarded to him by the National Assembly, the use of indirect primaries (delegate system) has been completely abolished as a method for political parties to select their candidates.

The new law clearly states that political parties can no longer use the delegate system to choose candidates. Now, only two official methods remain:

1. Direct Primaries: where every registered party member has the right to vote directly.

2. Consensus: (internal agreement) where the party and aspirants agree on a single candidate, with others stepping down voluntarily.

This new law means that all registered party members now have full voting power in direct primary elections “one member, one vote” instead of limiting that power to selected delegates.

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Hisbah Police Arrests 11 Muslims Eating Food During Fast In Kano The Islamic police in Nigeria's northern state of Kano ...
19/02/2026

Hisbah Police Arrests 11 Muslims Eating Food During Fast In Kano

The Islamic police in Nigeria's northern state of Kano arrested 11 Muslims on Wednesday who were seen eating food during the Ramadan fast.

Kano has a majority Muslim population, where an Islamic legal system Sharia - operates alongside secular law.

The Islamic police, widely known as Hisbah, carry out searches of eateries and markets every year during Ramadan.

The 10 men and one woman were released after swearing an oath that they would not purposely miss a fast again.

We got 11 persons on Wednesday including a lady selling groundnuts who was seen eating from her wares and some persons alerted us," Hisbah spokesman Lawal Fagge told the BBC.

The other 10 were men and were arrested across the city especially close to markets where a lot of activities happen.

He added that the search operations would continue but said that non-Muslims were exempt.

We don't arrest non-Muslims because this doesn't concern them and the only time they could be guilty of a crime is when we find out they cook food to sell to Muslims who are supposed to be fasting.

Regarding those who were arrested, he said that they were freed after promising to start fasting from now on, and "for some of them, we had to see their relatives or guardians to have a family member monitor them.

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BREAKING NEWS:Tens¡on fîlls the aîr as Kenyàn Presîdent William Ruto tàkes an extraord¡nary and histor¡c stànd — draggiñ...
19/02/2026

BREAKING NEWS:
Tens¡on fîlls the aîr as Kenyàn Presîdent William Ruto tàkes an extraord¡nary and histor¡c stànd — draggiñg Nïgeria beføre the Internatïonal Cr!m¡nal Cøurt (ICC) 0ver the abdùctïon of Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, the léader of the Ind!genous Pe0ple of Biafra (IPOB).

Accord¡ng to strøng rep0rts, Presîdent Ruto has accúsed Nigeria of v!olat¡ng internat¡onal làw and Kenya’s sovere¡gnty by unlàwfully k!dnapp!ng Kanu from Nair0bi in 2021 — an act that has left màny quest¡oning justiçe and human¡ty in Afriça.

In a bôld möve that sént shoçkwaves acr0ss the cont!nent, Kenya has rep0rtedly:
🇰🇪 Fr0zen över $1,000 bill!on wørth of Nigerian-0wned asséts in the cøuntry,
🚫 Placéd a tràvel bàn on Nigerîan citizéns, and
⚖️ Déclared its read!ness to fàce Nigerīa “in the w0rld cøurt or on the bàttlefield of jüstice.”

Pres!dent Ruto’s repørted wørds echo acröss natiòns:

> “We are n0t afra¡d of Nigerīa. If justîce requìres wàr, we are réady. You cann0t invàde our land, k!dnap a man, and çall it justîce

The emotiønal we!ght of this néws can be felt everywhére. Pe0ple are pray!ng, cry¡ng, and demand!ng accøuntability. The voîce of the 0ppressed — long sïlenced — now r0ars thröugh the corr¡dors of internat¡onal làw. 🌍💔

Whéther you supp0rt or opp0se Nnamdi Kanu, one trüth stañds cléar — just¡ce múst not be bur!ed by p0wer. This m0ment is b!gger than polit¡cs; it’s about húman r¡ghts, sovere¡gnty, and the s0ul of Afrîca itself.

This is a gréat and c0mmendable m0ve, jústice müst take its füll c0urse.

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The Zamfara government has provided the Nigerian Army with 25 armored vehicles, drones, and other equipment to strengthe...
19/02/2026

The Zamfara government has provided the Nigerian Army with 25 armored vehicles, drones, and other equipment to strengthen the fight against insecurity.

The handover took place on Wednesday at the Government House in Gusau, according to the governor’s media aide.

This is a welcome development. I wish other governors in Nigeria could emulate him.

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“Church raised ₦960,000 for sick member, Pastor gave ₦210,000 & kept the rest" – Church member A serious controversy has...
18/02/2026

“Church raised ₦960,000 for sick member, Pastor gave ₦210,000 & kept the rest" – Church member

A serious controversy has broken out in a local church after a fundraising effort meant to support a sick member ended in disagreement and bitterness.

According to reports, a male member of the church recently underwent a major surgical operation. After the procedure, his hospital bill came up to ₦210,000 an amount he and his family could not afford to pay.

On Sunday, the patient’s brother approached the pastor before service and pleaded for assistance. During the service, the pastor took the microphone and announced to the congregation:

“Our brother is currently hospitalized and needs ₦210,000 to settle his medical bill. Let us support him.”

The appeal touched many hearts. Members began donating generously. Some gave small amounts, others gave large sums. By the end of the offering, a total of ₦960,000 had been raised far above the ₦210,000 that was requested.

After the service, the pastor counted out ₦210,000 and handed it over to the sick member’s brother to pay the hospital bill. The remaining ₦750,000 was then deposited into the church account.

However, the sick man’s family became aggrieved. They argue that the announcement was made specifically to raise money for their brother, and members donated out of compassion for him — not for the church. In their opinion, the entire ₦960,000 should have been handed over to assist him with recovery, medications, feeding, and other related expenses.

On the other hand, the pastor insists that the family only requested ₦210,000, which has been fully provided. According to him, once the target amount was met, the purpose of the appeal was fulfilled, and any excess belongs to the church.

The situation has now divided opinions within the congregation and beyond. Some believe the extra funds should have gone entirely to the sick member as a blessing. Others feel the pastor acted within his rights since the amount requested was clearly stated.

What is your take on this? Who do you think is right in this situation?

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After the Biafra War (1967–1970), several important things happened in Nigeria that still shape today’s discussions abou...
18/02/2026

After the Biafra War (1967–1970), several important things happened in Nigeria that still shape today’s discussions about unity, justice, and nation-building.

The war itself is known historically as the Nigerian Civil War
It ended in January 1970 when Biafran forces surrendered.
At the end of the war, the Head of State at the time, Yakubu Gowon, declared a policy of:

👉 “No victor, no vanquished.”

That statement meant:
The federal government said it would not treat the defeated side as enemies.
The goal was reconciliation.
Nigeria would remain one country.

What Happened Immediately After the War?

The government introduced what it called the 3Rs:
Reconciliation
Rehabilitation
Reconstruction
The aim was to rebuild destroyed infrastructure in the Southeast and reintegrate former Biafrans into Nigeria.

Many Igbo people who had money in Nigerian banks before the war were given only £20, regardless of how much they had saved.

This policy remains one of the most controversial post-war decisions and is often cited in discussions about economic injustice.

In some areas, especially in parts of Rivers State, properties belonging to people who fled during the war were declared “abandoned,” leading to long-term disputes.
Although the war officially ended in 1970, debates about:
Marginalization
Federal character
Resource control
True federalism
continued for decades.

Even leaders like Olusegun Obasanjo have admitted that national unity requires fairness and justice not just territorial togetherness.

Today, discussions about justice and unity continue, especially regarding the detention of Nnamdi Kanu, leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB).

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BREAKING: SERAP Seeks Probe of Senate Over Tax Laws, Electoral ActThe Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project h...
10/02/2026

BREAKING: SERAP Seeks Probe of Senate Over Tax Laws, Electoral Act

The Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project has petitioned the Code of Conduct Bureau to investigate members of the Senate and other public officers over alleged irregularities in the passage of the Electoral Act Amendment Bill and the Tax Reform Laws.

According to a statement issued on Sunday by SERAP Deputy Director Kolawole Oluwadare, the organisation is seeking a prompt, thorough, and effective probe into claims that some senators removed provisions on electronic transmission of election results from the Electoral Act Amendment Bill during plenary, despite a majority having voted for their inclusion and without any debate on the proposed removal.

“According to our information, certain members of the Senate allegedly removed the provisions on electronic transmission of election results from the Electoral Act Amendment Bill during plenary after the majority of the senators had voted for the inclusion of the provisions and without any debate on the proposed removal of the said provisions,” SERAP said.

The organisation also requested the CCB to investigate alterations in the Tax Reform Bills, which reportedly led to discrepancies between the harmonised versions passed by the National Assembly and the copies signed into law and gazetted by the federal government.

“Similarly, the National Assembly recently alleged that there are unlawful alterations and some material differences between the tax reform bills passed by the legislative body and the tax reform laws gazetted by the federal government.

“A Sokoto lawmaker, Abdussamad Dasuki, raised the issue under a matter of privilege, drawing the attention of the House to the alleged discrepancies between the harmonised versions of the tax reform bills passed by both chambers of the national assembly and the copies gazetted by the federal government.

“The lawmakers said the alterations contained in the gazetted copies did not receive legislative approval. These alleged unlawful alterations raise questions over the legality and legitimacy of both the law-making processes and the versions of the tax laws circulated by the Federal Ministry of Information,” the petition added.

THISDAY, however, reports that the Senate had denied removing the provisions on electronic transmission of election results, saying it only removed the term “real time” from the sentence, citing judicial concerns.

Similarly, the national assembly had initiated investigations into the alleged discrepancies in the tax bill and released a “certified” version of the Acts to address the contradictions. The law took effect on January 1, 2026.

SERAP said the petition is submitted under paragraphs 1 and 9 of the Code of Conduct for Public Officers contained in the Fifth Schedule, Part 1 of the 1999 Constitution (as amended), and sections 5 and 13 of the Code of Conduct Bureau and Tribunal Act.

It alleged the processes leading to the passage of the Electoral Act Amendment Bill and the signing of the Tax Reform Laws were marked by alterations to bill provisions without debate and due process of law, as well as alterations to the Tax Reform Bill without the approval of the National Assembly.

“The petition raises issues of conflict of interest, abuse of office, non-disclosure of interests, lack of due process, and erosion of the Code of Conduct for Public Officers in the exercise of legislative power.

“There are also allegations that certain amendments may have been removed or introduced to the Electoral Act Amendment Bill and the Tax Reform Laws to serve private or political interests rather than the public interest,” the petition reads.

Citing the Constitution, SERAP noted that public officers must not place themselves in situations where personal interest conflict with official duties.

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Nnamdi Kanu is Reason Nigeria Not Yet Islamized, TY Danjuma, Zamani Petitioned UK Parliament |  A former Defence Ministe...
09/02/2026

Nnamdi Kanu is Reason Nigeria Not Yet Islamized, TY Danjuma, Zamani Petitioned UK Parliament |

A former Defence Minister, Lt. Gen. T.Y Danjuma (retd); former Military Governor of Rivers State, General Zamani Lekwot (retd); and Chief Solomon Asemota, SAN, have dragged Nigeria to the United Kingdom, UK, Parliament, alleging that the former President Buhari was pursuing a jihad or Islamisation agenda.

They told the UK parliament that Buhari was not serious about tackling insecurity arising from Boko Haram insurgency and herdsmen-farmers crises in the country, Vanguard reports.

The trio acted under the aegis of Nigerian Christian Elders Forum, NCEF.

Other members of the group are: General Joshua Dogonyaro, retd; Justice Kalajine Anigbogu, Elder Matthew Owojaiye, Dr. Kate Okpaleke and Elder Moses Ihonde.

They blamed Lord Lugard for sowing the seed of ethno-religious crises and dichotomy between Northern and Southern Nigeria.

Their paper was entitled: “Competing Ideologies of Democracy and Sharia in Nigeria; The Nuance Understating of the Drivers of the Conflict in Nigeria by Farmers and Herders.”

It reads: Amalgamation and/or Annexation historic background information:

“British man on the spot, Lord Lugard promoted Islam by preventing proselytizing in Muslim areas of Nigeria especially the emirates. Lugard was in love with Muslim North especially the Sultanate of Sokoto, for their contribution towards the war effort. He further created Northern Nigeria Corporation which Turkey did not offer as reasons why the Muslim North was entitled to special treatment and, above all, he (Lugard) was a disgruntled “suitor” who seemed to have lost his faith in Christianity before he got married to Miss Flora Shaw.

“He hated educated black people and the South had many of them by 1914 dispensed with during a period of racism. Lugard created Muslim Northern Nigeria and annexed (not amalgamated) Southern Nigeria to provide access to the sea and sustenance for Muslim North. He would rather have traditional leaders to rule, than educated Africans. He ensured this, even after retirement from the colonial services.

“At independence, the British saw Islamism creeping into Nigeria and tried to make up with Human Rights in the Constitution.

“At the same time the British government ensured dominance of the North in terms of size as against the South that was divided into East, West and, later Midwest.

“Democracy was agreed upon by all the parties, North, East and West during the Independence Conferences but the Intelligence Department was structured to promote Sharia as an alternative source of legislation.

“At independence in 1960, the first law enacted by the Parliament was the Emergency Act of 1961. This was a strange way of celebrating freedom. This law was followed by a contrived Emergency in Western Region in 1963 resulting in the Western crisis of 1965 and the coup of January and July 1966. The July coup was a jihad that resulted in the killing of innocent Nigerians especially the Ndigbo who were mainly Christians.

“This jihad resulted in the pogrom that led to the Civil War of 1967 – 1970. The jihad continued with the Maitatsine riots which was supposed to be between Muslim sects but in reality provided an excuse to attack and kill Ndigbo especially the shop owners and their shops were looted.

“There was no correlation between Maitatsine and Christian shop owners. “Maitatsine” became an excuse for jihad against other Muslims to ensure that they fall in line especially in Bulunkutu, Jimeta, etc. Having subdued the North and moderate Muslims including the overthrow of Christian General, Yakubu Gowon and a moderate Muslim President, Shehu Shagari, today, 2019, Nigeria has a group of Christian Clergy (Mukharabat), men and women paid handsomely and granted national Honors, whose duties include speaking in defense of Islam and Sharia.”

Principle of violence:

(1) Quran: Abrogation Q2:106; (2) Apostasy Q16:106; (4) Gender inequality Q2:282; Islamic supremacy Q3:85; (5) Jihad Q9:29; (6) Lying/Taqiyya Q3:28; (10) Slander/Blasphemy ‘Umdat al-Salik, Q3.1.’’

“There was a commission of inquiry in 1982 in Nigeria which discovered that the three persons named above introduced the doctrine and operational manual of Muslim Brotherhood into Nigeria.

The Maitatsine inquiry showed clearly the use of state violence to quell religious fanaticism thus began the process of state force to bring other Muslim sects into line; the same was applied to El Zakzaky in 2016, a Shiite who was an ally of the Sunni in the 1970s to 1980s. It also provided political reasons for the dominance of Muslim North over Christian South. Shekau’s video “the religion of Allah not the religion of Democracy” in December 17, 2014 shows the role of religion in the crisis in Nigeria.”

Evidence of organized co-ordination

“The Intelligence Service is the only organization in Nigeria since independence that has not been subjected to a commission of inquiry. It was strengthened when Murtala Mohammed was assassinated and became an instrument for the “protection of Muslims and the promotion of Sharia.” The Intelligence Service constituted the “invisible government”. Evidence of this fact can be found in the leadership and personnel of the organization. The videos made by Boko Haram also showed organized co-ordination.”

Evidence of support

“A former Governor of Borno State started the Boko Haram and co-opted the head of Boko Haram sect, Yesufu into his cabinet. A member of NCEF and former Chief of Army Staff had to call on Nigerians to resort to self defense when the telephone of a terrorist was discovered to contain numbers of government and top officials in the Armed Forces. No commission of inquiry was set up, but a committee of the military was alleged to have found the military blameless. Today, all Ethnic Nationalities have been advised to resort to self-help. This is not evidence of an organized society.”

Disproportionate Number of Victims

“This can be attributed to various acts of “stealth jihad” by the Federal Government whereby arms in the hands of law abiding citizens mainly Christians were confiscated while the Fulani herdsmen and Boko Haram retain their AK47 rifles. When these terrorists are arrested, they are “re-habilitated” and sent back into the society. They are never prosecuted. See Buhari’s statement para 7(i) – (vii) below.”

Finance for Weapons

“The case of an arms dealer, a Nigerian who lives in Egypt was reported to the Department of State Security (DSS). The DSS did not carry out the directive of President Jonathan that the suspect be arrested and interrogated. Intelligence report in 2010, found (former governor of Borno) personal involvement in the recruitment, training and dispatch of Boko Haram fighters. During the period of Jonathan, the Islamists consolidated and the result is what is taking place presently in Nigeria.

The DG SSS was accused by the NCEF of disloyalty to President Jonathan in a letter to that organization in December 2017.”

Evidence of collusion

“It is also clear that it is stealth jihad to have a Constitution that prohibits State Police even as money in billions of dollars is voted for vigilantes and religious police, thus rendering the Police weakened by stealth jihad while Boko Haram and Fulani herdsmen execute the conventional jihad. This is the conclusion that one can draw from these statements of President Buhari over the years below:

“I will continue to show openly the total commitment to the Sharia movement;”

“Why should Christians be concerned when Muslims cut off their limbs after all the limbs cut off are Muslim ones;”

iii. “I can die for the course of Islam, if necessary. We are prepared to fight another civil war; “

“We cannot be blackmailed into killing the Sharia idea. Sharia must be spread all over Nigeria.”

“Boko Haram members should be pampered and given VIP treatment but not killed. It is injustice to kill them;”

“That Muslims should only vote those who will promote Islam. “We are more than Christians if you add our Muslim brothers in the South-West.” Buhari was caught on video tapes before he became president in 2015.”

Action so far taken

The action taken so far by the government suggests collusion or cover up by refusing to call jihad by its proper name. When a crime is committed and acts of subjugation and/or humiliation is added such as r**e or religious signs or cries, this is jihad. Because the violence is motivated by ideological reasons, action taken by all interested parties must be directed towards the prevention of violence. Bullets do not kill ideology; it is a better ideology over time that can eliminate Boko Haram and Fulani herdsmen and this is Democracy.’’

Action taken to prevent further conflict

“Knowledge, information and understanding. It took over 20 years of study to appreciate that the violence is motivated by ideology. All forms of distraction and propaganda are utilized to change the narrative: poverty, illiteracy, change of climate, etc. The truth is Sharia ideology is incompatible with Democracy. A multi-cultural, multi-religion and multi-ethnic country like Nigeria requires Democracy not Sharia.

“The Peace Accord between the Federal Government and Boko Haram brokered by Canon Stephen Davis was never signed by the Federal Government after Boko Haram leaders signed in July 2013. Two of the seven Boko Haram leaders who signed the agreement lost their lives in questionable circumstances.”

Fake news

“Democracy and Sharia are no fake news. Those who cry fake news are those promoting jihad and Taqiyya, so as to provide an excuse for stealth jihad and the protection of jihadists.
An Imam in Plateau State was rewarded for saving hundred of Christians from the jihadists which showed that not all Imams in Nigeria are Jihadists.”

Conflict primarily ideological

“The conflicting ideologies of Democracy and Sharia are responsible for the refusal of the Muslim North to say thank you to the Christian South for the growth and development of the Muslim North. To do so would contravene the tenets of Islam and Islamic supremacy over other religions and peoples. In the paper of the National Christian Elders Forum titled Testimony of Hope in Democracy of May 17, 2019, we suggested that Boko Haram and Fulani herdsmen are perceived solutions to what Northern Muslim elite and student groups saw as an instrument for solidifying an Islamic identity in the face of continuing Christian advances in Nigeria. It is time that the peoples of Nigeria and the UK appreciate that Democracy and Sharia is incompatible. What Nigeria needs is Democracy. It will be very clear that Sharia is no match for Democracy with respect to life being more abundant. Unfortunately, Britain seems to have been taken over by Muslims and very soon would need help, if they do not appreciate that it is an ideology (Sharia) that is staring them in the face.”

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