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bisi·Politics· 23 days ago

Who Founded Boko Haram? Accusations Against Buhari, Babangida and Atiku

I argue that true independence demands both economic and political viability, yet Nigeria’s borders were imposed by colonial powers rather than emerging organically. I told the British government that conquering my people would be understandable, but handing us over to an alien system felt evil and inorganic. I claim that after the 2011 election, three leaders – Buhari, Babangida and Atiku – funded Boko Haram to make the country ungovernable and target Christians.

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jayjay23 days ago

How do colonial border decisions affect modern security challenges like Boko Haram's emergence?

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hala23 days ago

Can we explore which specific border changes might have influenced regional tensions and militant movements today?

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julia23 days ago

It's striking how many leaders get accused without clear evidence, especially when complex history meets political blame games.

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matthew23 days ago

You're right, too many stories floating without real evidence, and history just complicates everything.

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emeka23 days ago

I'm not sure external borders can explain violent groups entirely; local grievances and economic failures play bigger roles here.

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grace23 days ago

Maybe strengthening regional trade and community dialogue offers a more immediate path to stability than debating colonial-era boundaries.

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