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CDS Christopher Musa talked about international conspiracy when asked on Al Jazeera “whose interest it is to see Nigeria destabilize?”. Today, US Congressmen reveal that their country is funding Boko Haram. It's now conspicuous why whenever we're winning against the terrorists, they come with baseless accusations of human rights violations.

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Sarkin Yaki na Baba Buhari 🇳🇬 的头像
Sarkin Yaki na Baba Buhari 🇳🇬1 年前

God bless Baba Daura.. Vindicate

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Sdeen1 年前

Yes he was right. Only an intelligent person will understand this atrocities are being funded to distabilizes Nigeria because of its natural resources. We need a bold leader stop all these international organizations from operating in the name of assisting Nigeria.

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Kawu Garba1 年前

That's the only way. Or have a strict measures in place that can have them monitored effectively.

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C.W.T 🦅 (The Street) 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟1 年前

THE REAL ENEMIES OF NIGERIA ARE OUR GREEDY NIGERIANS POLITICIANS BECAUSE THEY ALL ACCEPTED THE OFFER BY THE OBAMA ADMINISTRATION TO DESTROY OUR BOOMING ECONOMY UNDER GEJ, AND DESTABILIZE NIGERIA WITH TERRORISTS. CREATED THE MESS WITH BRING BACK OUR GIRLS NONSENSE E. T. C

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Inheritance1 年前

Burkina faso's president remains the best leader in Africa right now

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The blacklist.1 年前

He was right

THE_SADIQ 🇳🇬 的头像
THE_SADIQ 🇳🇬1 年前

American only want to see the downfall of Nigeria and other Islamic county bunch of hypocrite ppl

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Street General 🧌1 年前

Who were so eager to get power then? The state where Boko haram first strike who was the governor? So do you ur home work you’ll know he real enemy of Nigeria

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Miriam Adebimpe1 年前

I said it a week ago.

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UNCLE ENZO 🇳🇬1 年前

Na wa oooo

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