[Loopville]

I'd take a guess that the perpetrators were either Boko Haram or Fulani herdsmen. I asked my source for more information but she had none.

The camera lingers on the terrified captives who most likely knew what was coming.

The actual beheading was skipped. But the haul was fresh. Not a single fly to be seen.

[pokerplay]

Sad unless I told you all those were the heads of Nigerian princes that tried to scam your grandmas checking account number last year.

[kellyhound]

think they collected enough heads to play football/soccer for the whole next week.

[icehole]

I pity the last one to get beheaded, watching all his acquaintances loses their head while waiting for his turn

[Brynjar]

Originally Posted by pokerplay ↗

Sad unless I told you all those were the heads of Nigerian princes that tried to scam your grandmas checking account number last year.

Thank God, I'll stop getting those phone calls about an arrest warrant being taken on me then ask for gift cards.

[mr_feelgood]

I normaly dont trust those kind of people. But they sounded sincere

Cut the rest of the Nigerian heads off though anyway :dancer

[Tiburon]

Is Nigeria trying to compete with Mexico and Brazil now?

That's a lot of heads!

[CombatVet]

67% of Nigeria is in poverty despite a GDP of over $400 billion. Homelessness and lack of family planning is a huge problem, but it shouldn’t be.

“These facts about poverty in Nigeria make one thing clear: the nation needs to diversify its economy and prepare its younger generation by emphasizing education. The high level of homelessness and poverty is a stark contrast to the country’s relative affluence; although statistics show that poverty in Nigeria is on the decline, the progress is sluggish. In the meantime, upwards of a hundred million people undertake a day-to-day struggle to scrape by.”

– Sam Bramlett

Hopefully youre not asking the US for help. Theres no way this spineless president will go anywhere near a conflict after the clusterfuck exit out of Afghanistan, ain’t happening.

[HotPlate101]

Seems like in the last few seconds the crazy lady says "we the people of fulanis" or something like that so you're probably right about your assumption OP.

[Vixənn]

one of my coworkers is from Nigeria, he was born & raised there & he is seriously sucha great person.
just so happens that he is back in Nigeria right now on vacation visiting his family...

I am all sorts of concerned.