ILN,
Your ignoring issues of justice, fairplay and equity in your various write ups about your one Nigeria is really alarming. Or, is it a case of picking on the weak because you do not have the balls to critique the 'powerfully' corrupt.
Whichever it is, I am of the view that you should take a step back and broaden your perspective on humanity as represented in Africa and Nigeria.
The brothers and sisters being murdered in Ijawland/ND, in your name and my name are not the cause of the deadly vices that afflict Nigeria. These people breathe the air we breathe, they share the same dreams for their loved ones that you and I share for ours, they long for worthwhile opportunities and aspire to be the best they can be, in the same way that you and I do. It is, therefore, dangerously simplistic to called them criminals! By the way, what exactly is criminality within the context of Nigeria?
In the shoes of these so called 'criminals', with the lack of opportunities to fulfill their true potentials, are you sure you will fare any better? The deep rooted issues linked to economic/political/social structure of Nigeria has led to this farce, where the Nigerian army continues to bomb, intimidate and murder its own people. Can anyone really trust the Nigeria army with a surgical military operation? The bunch of incompetents are no better than a bunch of uncultured savages.
AW.