There are two futures
of a rickety state, a rightful heir to the king or the invasion.
Since the time, people getting killed and inexplicably abuse for
their social existence and abundant blood reign, no leader kept the
head up against Boko Haraam and any other foreign invader in Nigeria.
The state once was boasted to be the plateau of peace and freedom,
rarely anything related to these terms now exist on this land with
the middle belt as the main victim of the anguish.
The rivalries of
ethnic groups have roots in its colonial history, but do any
visionary came up to candle the way towards making this place
live-able? The stats show a deadly face, trumpeting over 800 lives in
2 years becoming victim of massacre, only few know the core reason.
Every tier government and parties, from states to federal are
clinging, waiting, hoping to go something right. The unfinished law
book and week court of order are only catalyzing the raging impunity
between religions and communities. Even the “truth and justice”
drum beating NGOs have only accomplished episodic success in curbing
over the riots.
Unlike Afghanistan or
other terror ridden unstable states Nigerian heads denied to be ruled
by the better governance and protection and are too indoctrinate to
bring the same prosperity of past by letting UN forces or nations to
take a leap. The brittle wall once impregnated is now being easily
broken by the International jihadist Islam due to the intra
collisions and insecurity within the nation.
Both the economic and
religious crisis surfaced this epidemic situation and the only way
out to find the forbidden irony is to keep the trust, faith in more
capable companions (Like UN) and joining hands to find an answer.
Looking at the liable faces, the most insulting are the leading
countrymen joining hands with terror groups and motivating plurality
of religions. These politicians give a major setback culminating the
nation as just the anecdotic confusion of various states fighting
against each other. Though, Nigeria has a predominant slave history,
but as the rage went upon an independent country, Nigeria became a
federal on the sacrificing heads of politicians. The unity demanded
selfless contribution to bring livelihood and self dependence foe the
country, which is exactly not happening with division and invasion of
Nigeria as multi groups fighting for resources.
Albeit, Government
stationed military operations nationwide, but apart from the jihadist
being the clear shot, who else they point upon? The government should
seek drastic reforms or even total cut outs of areas which are
dangerous, whether the misguided activist is in house or a foreigner.
The Abuja government needs to listen the voice of Humanitarians and
get assist from them to find able democrats and republicans across
the globe to deal with the riot turned massacre. The nation still
holds spheres of stability, breach the zones of Haram Islamizes and
de facto communalism before they outreach to the whole nation and
make it abundant.
