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Nigeria Under Siege: Unmasking the Conspiracy and Standing with Tinubu’s Resolute Vision -By Jabir T. Usman

The path to greatness is never smooth. It is littered with obstacles placed by those terrified of the dawn. President Bola Ahmed Tinubu is steering the ship of state through this storm with courage and strategic acumen. Let us not be swayed by the treacherous whispers of conspirators. Let us instead unite behind our government, defend the integrity of our nation, and together, march resolutely towards the prosperous future that is our destiny. The conspiracy is real, but our resolve must be stronger.

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In the annals of our great nation’s history, there have been moments that defined our resilience and tested our collective resolve. Today, Nigeria stands at such a critical crossroads, besieged not only by the physical threats of non-state actors but by a more insidious enemy: a web of deliberate misinformation, foreign interference, and a calculated conspiracy from within and without to destabilize the sovereign will of the Nigerian people. At the helm, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s administration is navigating this perfect storm with a steady hand and a strategic vision that demands the nation’s consistent support.

The recent resurgence of insecurity, particularly the heartbreaking abduction of our beloved schoolgirls in the North, is not a mere coincidence nor a simple failure of intelligence. A deeper, more sinister pattern emerges for those who dare to look. These attacks are strategically timed to malign the reputation of a government that is just finding its footing, to paint a picture of chaos, and to attract the sensationalist gaze of the international community, inviting them to interlope in our internal affairs.

This is a well-orchestrated campaign to undermine President Tinubu’s authority. The reactionary elements, remnants of a rejected political order and beneficiaries of the old chaos, have connived with foreign interests whose agenda is not the
salvation of Nigeria but the exploitation of its vulnerabilities. Their devilish plan is to create a facade of a failed state, thereby justifying the very external intervention they now cry for.

The recent allegations of a “Christian massacre,” now being used as a pretext for the shocking and unfounded threat of a United States invasion, is the clearest evidence of this conspiracy. This is a dangerous falsehood, weaponized to strain the diplomatic ties between two longstanding allies and to paint a complex, nuanced national challenge with the broad, incendiary brush of religious war. It is a narrative designed to divide us and to provide a humanitarian pretext for a sovereignty-violating intervention.

So, to the question on the lips of every patriot: is there a conspiracy? The evidence shouts an affirmative. From within, there are those who fund chaos, who benefit from instability, and who see a strong, unified Nigeria as a threat to their personal fiefdoms. From outside, there are nations and organizations that view a prosperous Nigeria as a challenge to their global dominance, ever ready to weaponize our challenges for their geopolitical ends.

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Yet, in the face of this multi frontal assault, President Tinubu is not wringing his hands in despair. His government is executing a robust, five point strategic offensive against the hydra-headed monster of insecurity. This is not a reactionary policy but a deliberate, comprehensive war plan.

First, is the Technological Upscaling of Intelligence and Surveillance. The administration is deploying cutting edge surveillance technology, satellite imagery, and sophisticated data analytics to pre-empt terrorist movements and dismantle their networks before they strike, making our security architecture proactive, not reactive.

Second, is the Enhanced Inter-Agency Collaboration and Joint Task Force Operations. The silos between the Army, Air Force, Police, DSS, and NSCDC are being broken down. We are witnessing an unprecedented level of joint operations, ensuring a unified command structure and a more potent force against adversaries in hotspots across the nation.

Third, is a Deep Dive into Community Policing and Local Intelligence. Recognizing that security is local, the government is deepening its engagement with community leaders, vigilante groups, and local informant networks. This grassroots approach is cutting off the terrorists from their lifeblood, local support and logistics.

Fourth, is the Fast-Tracking of Defense Procurement and Welfare. President Tinubu has ensured the timely procurement of advanced hardware for our troops and has prioritized their welfare. A motivated, well equipped soldier is the greatest asset in this fight, and this government is committed to providing just that.

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Fifth, is the Addressing of Root Causes through Economic Intervention. The government recognizes that insecurity thrives in the soil of poverty and ignorance. Through targeted economic programs in the most affected regions, the administration is working to dry up the swamp of recruitment for these terrorist groups.

On the diplomatic front, President Tinubu is deploying a masterclass in quiet, firm diplomacy. Rather than engaging in a public spat with the United States, his administration is utilizing back channel communications, providing verifiable data to counter the false narratives, and inviting credible international observers to assess the situation on the ground. This measured, evidence based approach is designed to de-escalate tensions and reaffirm Nigeria’s sovereignty and capability to manage its own internal affairs.

At the heart of this turmoil lies the foundational principle that holds the key to our survival: Unity in Diversity. Nigeria’s heterogeneity is not a curse but our greatest strength. The conspirators want to pit Christian against Muslim, North against South, tribe against tribe. President Tinubu’s government is actively working against this by promoting a national dialogue, ensuring equitable representation in his government, and directing national projects to benefit all regions equally, reinforcing the idea that we are one indivisible nation.

The steps taken to maintain unity are as critical as the security measures. The government is championing a national reorientation campaign, fostering a sense of shared destiny over narrow ethnic interests. By celebrating our diverse cultures under the broader umbrella of “Nigerianness,” the administration is building a formidable wall against the divisive rhetoric of our enemies.

This is not the time for fair weather patriotism. This is the moment for every true Nigerian to stand up and be counted. President Tinubu has presented a clear vision for a prosperous, secure, and united Nigeria, a vision that threatens the dark alliances seeking to pull us apart. To withdraw support now is to capitulate to the forces of anarchy.

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The path to greatness is never smooth. It is littered with obstacles placed by those terrified of the dawn. President Bola Ahmed Tinubu is steering the ship of state through this storm with courage and strategic acumen. Let us not be swayed by the treacherous whispers of conspirators. Let us instead unite behind our government, defend the integrity of our nation, and together, march resolutely towards the prosperous future that is our destiny. The conspiracy is real, but our resolve must be stronger.

Jabir T. Usman writes from Sabon Gari Tudun Wada Kaduna jabson.usman@gmail.com

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