Thursday, 16 October 2025

SERIES: NO MORE SLEEP TO LOSE

Tales of the Persecuted Nigerians – the barbarous practice of de-citizenization of Nigerian citizens living outside of their natural States and ethno-geo areas/zones

 It is appalling as well as shocking to note that after over 60 years of living together, politically speaking, as a nation, and 105 years after the amalgamation of the two halves of the Niger by the British colonialist, Lord Frederick Lugard, Nigerians residing in States and regions outside of their natural abode – ethnic nationalities/regions are to this day seen and regarded as non-indigenes, settlers, aliens, guests/strangers even as migrants, parasites, leeches, dodders and mistle toes, etc – and so treated very shabbily, more so as outcasts, refugees, ‘assylum seekers’, IDPs, pariahs, harijans, almajiris, pests, nuisances, etc – better still, as political and social endoparasites and ectoparasites – by the so-called indigenes/’hosts’ or aluole, alaje (Yala, for owners of the home, owners of the land, and in Yoruba, simply as (awon) omonile, hence at will, these politico-socio-cultural wolves/predators hound, steal, kill, maim and destroy these ‘rodents’, cockroaches, pests and leeches just for the pleasure of it!

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 1 By the rivers of Babylon we sat and wept when we remembered Zion.

2 There on the poplars we hung our harps,

3 for there our captors asked us for songs,     

our tormentors demanded songs of joy;     

they said, “Sing us one of the songs of Zion!”

    - Psalm 137

JOHN ODEY ADUMA in this article takes a hard and very reflective look at the nation’s odyssey thus far, especially after 105 years since the amalgamation and laments that the people of the Upper and Lower Niger are not yet able to integrate and cohere as a people of one indissoluble nation under one destiny, one philosophy, one vision and under one God, with the country having been further divided by the Arabists into SHARIADOM AND CHRISTENDOM.

Of equal lament for Mr Aduma also is the fact that an army of occupation from the East through their local agents and collaborators have besieged the West African State of Nigeria, holding her in captivity and pillaging her resources and actual wealth in a manner he would like to chronicle for posterity as: The Pacification of the Christian tribes of the Lower and Upper Niger, paving the way for the introduction of total and mindless sharia in the polity.

He further laments that Nigerians are known more for their often-ignominious rancour, political vendetta, aggrandizement, nepotism, regionalism, ethnicity, practise of hereditary privilege, socio-politico-cultural pollution, otherwise known as corruption, than being a people of one nation.

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London, UK: ThreatQuotient™, has announced the results of the SANS Threat Hunting 2019 study. The most important result is the worldwide confusion about the role and tasks of a threat hunter. The study, sponsored by ThreatQuotient and conducted by SANS, is based on data collected from 575 participating companies that either work with or operate their own threat hunting teams.

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By Simon Hall, CEO, PoliceBox

 

  1. Keep officers on the frontline – officers spend too much time on paperwork at the start, middle and end of their shift. Anything which reduces paperwork can help to keep officers where they want to be.
  2. Improve officer wellbeing – Technologies like “Oscar Kilo” and the “Backup Buddy offer great support to officers when they know they need it. But what about those officers who are less inclined to seek help, or are unaware they even need it? Technology can help by actively monitoring the health and wellbeing of each officer, and directing them to appropriate help when required.
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