r/Nigeria • u/Darendolf đłđŹ • 21h ago
Reddit THEY CHANGED THE STORY! đł
The tiktok is already at thousands of likes and hundreds of comments and according to the comments they are other videos displaying as such.
This is how the plight of the kidnapped is being buried. We see misinformation, then debate, and by the end of the day everyone's forgotten that there are people kidnapped in the forests with nothing to eat. And in the end, we don't know what they're gonna do to these people.
The tiktok is from; @Ryan Miller
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u/mistaharsh 21h ago
Click the link and spent $5 that will never make it to Nigeria
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u/Darendolf đłđŹ 21h ago
What link?
Edit: oh I get it now đ
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u/mistaharsh 21h ago
Did you not watch the video? He is directing you to a link in his bio
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u/Darendolf đłđŹ 20h ago
I do. it's just funny and sad really that many will believe this and many will send the money.
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u/Katomei89 20h ago
I'm sorry my people are taking advantage of your hardship and grief like this. I hope you find real help.
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u/UnrequitedFollower 15h ago
Man, this comes across as so disingenuous. I donât know whatâs going on here but Iâm not buying it.
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u/Maleficent-Fault9239 20h ago
I'm confused. What's going on and how is he taking advantage of the situation? Someone please explain to me. I just need clarity
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u/Darendolf đłđŹ 19h ago
First, he's lying. Second, he's furthering division. Third, he's profiting from it.
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u/jellybean-8 14h ago
Everyone can clearly see that the Nigerian Christians are being manipulated except for the Nigerian Christians themselves. Bunch of mugus. Also, that pastor that went viral for talking about the âChristian gĂ«nocĂŻdáșœâ was recently in ĂsraÄl, praying for Tinubu. This is not to even mention all the calls for America to come and save the Christians. Now that theyâve come and left, has anything changed?
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u/the_real_tisan 14h ago
The Nigerian Christians are to busy being murdered in the hundreds to care for your rhetoric
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u/jellybean-8 14h ago
Too blinded by religious sentiments to even see whoâs behind your problems. Didnât the US openly admit to funding BĂ”ko HarĂ„m or are we just going to continue ignoring that?
By the way, I was born and brought up as a Christian in the north and my family still lives there. We experienced Ă€ttacks for many years before the rest of the country. Throughout that period, did anyone ever hear about âChristian gĂȘnocĂŹde?â You can look back at news reports to verify that Muslims have been the most victims.
Being religious means ignoring any facts that donât buttress your beliefs. I know, I too used to be a Christian.
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u/the_real_tisan 13h ago edited 11h ago
Too blinded by religious sentiments to even see whoâs behind your problems. Didnât the US openly admit to funding BĂ”ko HarĂ„m or are we just going to continue ignoring that?
Might as well blame aliens from mars if you're going to make shit up
By the way, I was born and brought up as a Christian in the north and my family still lives there. We experienced Ă€ttacks for many years before the rest of the country. Throughout that period, did anyone ever hear about âChristian gĂȘnocĂŹde?â You can look back at news reports to verify that Muslims have been the most victims.
Good for you being able to leave, me and my family still live in Kaduna and a week rarely goes by where we don't here of more killings and kidnappings of Christians. I keep hearing that most victims are muslims but I've yet to see anyone making this claim produce a single source/evidence. I've seen lots of evidence saying otherwise though.
I love how your facts are all made up.
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u/ynonaaaa 11h ago
You guys are soooo hypocritical, the earlier you guys start being true to yourselves the better. The kidnappings/killings happening in the north have NOTHING to do with religion. Theyâre just going after Nigerians period. This is not a religious issue itâs an insecurity issue, Fulani herdsmen that kidnap/kill in kaduna are not out there picking and choosing Christians heck they themselves are not Muslims, they never claimed to be. Idk why you Islamophobes are making it a religious thing when different people from different religious backgrounds are being picked off one by one. The recent kidnappings have been 70% Muslims, the attacks on a mosque recently in fact these things are happening in the north where majority are Muslims but because you want to push an agenda youâre being untrue to yourself âseeking proofâ, idk which media you are consuming but muslims are being killed and so are christians and atheists.
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u/Trex_Son 11h ago
This is how non-profits in the Caucasian countries make money. The donations in the US is mighty huge, just so you know.
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u/Technical_Ostrich235 3h ago
But can't they see the lady wearing the hijab? And from the beginning of the video she says Innalillahi wa inna'ilayhi raji'un. But as people put religious sentiment before thier reasoning they are blinded by it, thus falling for such tricks
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u/Bra-D-Shaw 19h ago
Why can't they just leave them alone ?
Please look up the video named, Changing history through Prayer in Y T. The people there need to see it.
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u/gbolly999 19h ago
Palestine is a different cup of tea though
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u/Random_local_man F.C.T | Abuja 18h ago
I'm not sure what the point of bringing that up was. Human suffering is not a competition.
Our priority as Nigerians is dealing with the problems we have at home first.
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u/gbolly999 18h ago
As humans, we should be outraged at human suffering everywhere, not just when it hits close to home, because they're not Nigerians does not stop them from being humans as well...
Sudan, Yemen, Ukraine.. end human suffering everywhere...
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u/Away_Flamingo_5611 Edo 18h ago
When you get on a plane and go through the safety instructions, they tell you to put on your mask to receive emergency air before helping others to do the same; why? Because if you do not help yourself first, you will not be able to help others. Nigeria is a country of great people, yet we continue to suffer. We must help ourselves first, not based on ethnic group or religion, but every Nigerian. Then we will be in a better position to help others. This does not mean that we shouldn't speak out against injustice around the world, but we must take it seriously at home before we advocate elsewhere.
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u/lifebroth 18h ago
Whatâs the misinformation in the post?
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u/Random_local_man F.C.T | Abuja 18h ago
That the victims in the video are Christians when they are obviously Muslim.
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u/Elek7 19h ago
Emotional music in the background + long preachy speech⊠yeah Iâve played these games before