- Former militant leader Asari Dokubo has warned that any U.S. troops sent to Nigeria under orders from former President Donald Trump would face armed resistance.
- In a Facebook live session, Asari vowed that foreign soldiers would “die and be buried in Nigeria” if they intervened, dismissing claims that only Christians are being killed in Nigeria’s terrorist attacks.
- He argued that Muslims have suffered more casualties and insisted that Nigeria does not need foreign interference.
Former militant leader Asari Dokubo has warned that he and his supporters would resist any deployment of American soldiers to Nigeria, saying such forces would not go unchallenged if ordered into the country.
Speaking during a Facebook live session, Asari reacted to reports that former U.S. President Donald Trump had directed preparations for possible military involvement in Nigeria over the alleged killing of Christians. Asari dismissed the idea of foreign troops intervening, saying Nigeria would show whether it had the capability to confront any external forces.
He also disputed claims that only Christians have been victims of attacks, arguing that more Muslims have been killed since the insurgency began.
The comments add a volatile dimension to the debate over international responses to Nigeria’s security challenges, highlighting tensions between nationalist sentiments and proposals for foreign intervention.
In other news…. (UNICAL) after eight years of unsuccessful attempts.
Sharing his excitement on X (formerly Twitter), Ezebike revealed that he had been offered a four-year degree programme in Cybersecurity under the university’s Faculty of Science.
A screenshot he posted showed that his admission offer was dated October 29, 2025, and read:
“Congratulations Ezebike Chinbuenyim Emmanuel. You have been offered admission for a 4-year degree programme in the University of Calabar, Cross River State. Course: Cyber Security, Faculty of Science.”
Ezebike’s revelation came shortly after popular crypto influencer Mr. Banks announced a giveaway of four Lenovo ThinkPad laptops.
Responding under Mr. Banks’ post, Ezebike commented:
“I just got admission to study Cyber Security after looking for admission for 8 years.”
In a follow-up tweet, he expressed deep appreciation for the overwhelming support he received online, writing:
“I don’t even know what to say. The way people rallied around me as if they know me personally thank you @Mrbankstips, and thanks to everyone who commented and reposted. I really appreciate you all.”
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