The truth is that this Abubakar Shekau in the making , this demon in human flesh and this servant of Satan should have been arrested long ago for his dangerous and provocative words and his reckless disposition, both of which are capable of setting Nigeria on fire.
And neither is he a real Muslim or truly representative of the majority of Muslims in our country. His utterances are unacceptable and the fact that , rather than caution him, the Buhari administration has instead encouraged, pampered , protected and him speaks volumes and gives cause for concern.
Those that welcomed such sentiments, that encouraged such words, that are stoking this dangerous fire and that are fanning the embers of sectarian strife, religious bigotry and hateful intolerance would do well to to recognise the fact that no one and no group of people will come out as the winner in a religious war in this country. Worst still if such a conflagration were ever to be ignited we would all , both Christians and Muslims , suffer the heinous, horrific and unimaginable consequences , we would all witness the wholesale slaughter of millions of our compatriots and we would all watch our nation burn to ashes around us.
When we read the contributions if such mad men and couple it with the credible assertion and legitimate concerns of no less a person than Vice President Mike Pence of the Unite States of America who recently said that " the most dangerious place in the world for Christians to live is Nigeria" , one cannot but conclude that the massive Christian population in Nigeria is not only under a serious existential threat but is also gradually becoming an endangered species.
It is there fore with the greatest incredulity that one considers Vice President Yemi Osinbanjo's latest contribution to the public space when he said , " Christians and southerners are the greatest beneficiaries of Buhari 's government ". One wonders just how far this man is prepared to go to please his Fulani masters . Surely every miss placed loyalty and what can only be described as the madness of blind fanaticism and the bedlam of quisling servility has its limits.
And neither is he a real Muslim or truly representative of the majority of Muslims in our country. His utterances are unacceptable and the fact that , rather than caution him, the Buhari administration has instead encouraged, pampered , protected and him speaks volumes and gives cause for concern.
Those that welcomed such sentiments, that encouraged such words, that are stoking this dangerous fire and that are fanning the embers of sectarian strife, religious bigotry and hateful intolerance would do well to to recognise the fact that no one and no group of people will come out as the winner in a religious war in this country. Worst still if such a conflagration were ever to be ignited we would all , both Christians and Muslims , suffer the heinous, horrific and unimaginable consequences , we would all witness the wholesale slaughter of millions of our compatriots and we would all watch our nation burn to ashes around us.
When we read the contributions if such mad men and couple it with the credible assertion and legitimate concerns of no less a person than Vice President Mike Pence of the Unite States of America who recently said that " the most dangerious place in the world for Christians to live is Nigeria" , one cannot but conclude that the massive Christian population in Nigeria is not only under a serious existential threat but is also gradually becoming an endangered species.
It is there fore with the greatest incredulity that one considers Vice President Yemi Osinbanjo's latest contribution to the public space when he said , " Christians and southerners are the greatest beneficiaries of Buhari 's government ". One wonders just how far this man is prepared to go to please his Fulani masters . Surely every miss placed loyalty and what can only be described as the madness of blind fanaticism and the bedlam of quisling servility has its limits.
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