On Tuesday, 3rd February 2026, another violent attack struck communities in Kwara State, leaving families grieving and towns in fear. Innocent men, women, and children continue to pay the price for a government that too often responds with words instead of action.
Amid this crisis, American troops have officially landed in Nigeria, reportedly to support local security forces. While international help may be welcome, it raises a painful question: if foreign soldiers are needed to protect Nigerian citizens, what does that say about the government’s own capacity or willingness to act decisively?
Every day, Nigerians live in fear. Bandits, kidnappers, and insurgents roam freely while government apathy allows violence to spread. Communities are left to fend for themselves. Schools close. Markets empty. Dreams die.
This is not just insecurity. This is a failure of leadership. Words cannot replace action. Lives cannot be measured in headlines.
Yelwata, Kwara, and the presence of foreign troops are stark reminders: when governments ignore danger, people die. Nigerians deserve protection. Nigerians deserve accountability. And the time to act is now, before more blood stains our streets.
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