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This is my take: there’s no alternative than taming the Nigerian social media platforms and their sponsors in Nigeria because they are the most irresponsible advocates of ethno-religious vendetta and divisive dichotomy with their unrepentant and aggressively sensational brand of yellow journalism that glamourizes prejudices and promotes unmatched and contagiously hateful hypocrisy that could be compared with that of anywhere in the world.
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This is a moment of truth and unwavering commitment to truthfulness: We must make a categorical choice: either ban social media platforms to avert another civil war in Nigeria occasioned by tribal anarchism and ethno-religious profiling crusades or allow it to flourish to our country’s terrible religious and tribal consequences, no more, no less.
The main goal of the Nigerian social media platforms is to incite tribal and religious disunity agenda.
This is virtually the focal point of the owners and operators of the controversial social media system in Nigeria, which exclusively monopolized operations seemed to be undeniably the new violent marketers and committed brand salesmen of the pro-Biafran menu.
This is my take: there’s no alternative than taming the Nigerian social media platforms and their sponsors in Nigeria because they are the most irresponsible advocates of ethno-religious vendetta and divisive dichotomy with their unrepentant and aggressively sensational brand of yellow journalism that glamourizes prejudices and promotes unmatched and contagiously hateful hypocrisy that could be compared with that of anywhere in the world. We must urgently curb their libelous excesses to avoid getting Nigeria to perish in another intolerantly dichotomized cycle of dubious civil unrest which they had plunged the nation into since their unrepentant 1966 Chukwuma Nzegwu Kaduna ambitious military oligarchy.
Nobody should have such liberty and freedom to continuously blackmail and insult people in the name of freedom of the press, which doesn’t exist anymore, even in the so-called predominantly West European countries, which they ignorantly pretend to copy as their self-righteously pretentious and self-serving influence peddling and egomaniac attention-grabbing populist culture.
I believe that the rest of Nigeria has endured enough of the Biafranised-inclined Igbo rebellious menace and must draw the line against their invisible underground sabotage and disunification strategies.
Even their invisible immunity through the so-called SERAP is a false algorithm to market undetected foreign espionage Secret Security Agencies that use non-governmental organizations as a convenient cover to penetrate and dominate their host countries.
I’m aligned with the highest level of implementing a very serious and effective control of social media platforms to curtail their undue influence and Machiavellian counterforce in the Country’s bureaucracy as being misguidedly syndicated at the moment.
After all, even the United Nations system that used to pose pretentiously as the paragon of equity, fairness, justice principles, and integrity has now unmasked itself in the Middle East as the compulsive organ of global Zionism and European transatlantic economic banditry!
Well, now the entire Black race is poised for a showdown that, enough is enough and it looks like the same applies to the Biafran IPOB’s secret indulgences in Nigeria.
Let’s start with taking serious action against the Social Media Platform Muggers and C.I.A invisible underground forces and alleged moles called SERAP!
Written by: Abdulkarim Muhammad Abdullahi
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