COORDINATED BOMBINGS? I woke up and still wondering what really is going on looking at the spate of bombings going on and the recent bombings in Abuja,Adamawa and Lagos.. Is this not a sign that if those suspected travellers were allowed to have scaled through Portharcourt,there would have been another Bomb blast in that part of the country? I learnt more were arrested on their way to Abia and i say kudos again by the security outfits. Indeed this latest attacks was a coordinated one and the aim is to tell Nigerians that they(terrorist can penetrate any section of Nigeria and cause harm) Like i have always maintained,security operatives should go about profiling,as long as it gives results,engage in constructive and effective investigation to seperate innocent Nigerians from these criminal terrorists, and most especially prosecute any political,religious or traditional leader who seek to interfare with the works of the security operatives in the guise of their tribe,religion or ethnic nationality are being targeted. Looking at the attack at Emab Plaza Abuja,Adamawa markets,And Lagos folawiyo depot only goes to show how cordinated these dare devils are and who knows,may be it would have been one of those oil installations in Portharcourt. It shows their targets has moved to economic activities and our security operatives needs to be weary of this. Remember when they started with churches,it was sustained for a long time,then they moved to institutions of Government,then markets in the far North,Villages in the Northwest,Motor parks around Abuja and now they have changed tactics to formal institution and commercial activities . Our security operatives should note as well as the General public so as to watch these kind of areas and report suspicious movements. We must work together to purge from amongst us these morons and blood suckers or else,we are doomed. Good morning and may the souls of the berieved R.I.P and my heart and condolances to their families
Posted on: Thu, 26 Jun 2014 04:09:10 +0000
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