In a recent development on social media, Hauwa Allahbura took to her verified account on X to respond to a provocative post by another user known as Napkins. The exchange drew considerable attention, given the political undertones and the personalities involved. Napkins had insinuated that Allahbura's previous support for the APC party had yielded no benefits for her, suggesting that this might prompt her to switch allegiance to the opposition. The post implied that Allahbura's political actions were driven by personal gain rather than ideological commitment.
Napkins: Hauwa didn't get any benefits after supporting Apc ! This is the Reason she's doing this!
Expect @HauwaAllahbura in obedient anytime soon! Na me talk am!
Allahbura’s response was swift and pointed, addressing Napkins directly. She characterized Napkins as a promising individual but warned against the potential dangers of his rhetoric. Allahbura emphasized her determination to counter any movements she perceived as threats to national unity. Specifically, she drew a parallel between the Yoruba Nation movement and groups like IPOB and Boko Haram, suggesting that such groups could be deemed terrorist organizations if they continued on their current path. Her message underscored a zero-tolerance approach to what she views as separatist activities.
The exchange highlighted the ongoing tensions and the divisive nature of political discourse in Nigeria. Allahbura's comments reflect a broader concern about the rise of movements seeking to challenge the country's territorial integrity. Her reference to proscribing the Yoruba Nation as a terrorist group indicates a hardline stance that aligns with the government's position on such matters. The comparison to IPOB and Boko Haram was particularly notable, as it places the Yoruba Nation in a controversial light, suggesting severe consequences if they continue to pursue their objectives.
This incident also underscores the powerful role of social media in political debates, where statements and counter-statements can quickly escalate. The dialogue between Allahbura and Napkins is a microcosm of the larger political struggles playing out in Nigeria, with social media platforms serving as the battleground. Allahbura's reaction is a testament to the high stakes involved and the passionate responses elicited by political allegiances and accusations.
Hauwa Allahbura said: Napkins you sounded like a young great guy. If you give up, I will rest, if you do not, I will make sure YORUBA NATION is proscribed like their counterparts IPOB AND BOKO HARAM. It's not a threat, I know the formation of a terrorist group when I see one. You are still in your formative stage.