Insecurity in Nigeria: There is no Need Advising a Government that doesn’t Listen

[@sunodu8555]

THE BEST INTERVIEW EVER ,FOR TIME TO COME..BITTER CORROSIVE ACIDIC TRUTH...NIGERIA ON ITS WAY TO YUGOSLAVIA...

[@sunodu8555]

GOD BLESS WHOEVER EVER WROTE THIS HEADLINE...IT SAYS IT ALL..

[@tmajec]

Very well layed out by the guest. Knowledgeable about the sociology of terrorism.

[@omokaroojiire]

Not if you listen critically!!!

[@tmajec]

@@omokaroojiire I listened carefully. It’s a very simplified take on how terrorism can fester in a place like Nigeria. You don’t need a guest “blowing big big grammar” and making complex explanations. Communication is meant to be simple and easily understood. The reality is that most Nigerian audiences aren’t at the level of complex discussions.

[@melody84126]

Bro! You should have started from the reasons and enabling factors as to why Nigerians turn increasingly to terrorism and crime. Hardship, inequality and government oppression has eroded trust between Nigerians and internalised one's ability to exploit his fellow Nigerians as the path to wealth. Therefore, simply militarizing law enforcement agents through technology or superior firearms, and co-opting faith-based institutions/mercenaries into the law will only result into a police state (military type regime) or the government that favors the few, rich and connected as we have today. The solution must account for a functioning justice system, rule of law/democracy that is equally accessible and applicable upon Nigerians regardless of classe, as well as economic regulations that rapidly improves the standard of living for average Nigerians.

[@gwomdakwak4905]

No volume, how una take listen?

[@hopeechikwa5219]

Nigeria is dead and buried. God bless the United States of Biafra.

[@godwinosato9894]

You that is advising Nigeria is the problem of Nigeria for promoting ignorance