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Imagine waking up one morning to a video circulating online, showing a respected world leader, President Alassane Ouattara of Ivory Coast, declaring that your country, Nigeria, is “gone forever.” The video is chilling, portraying a future where security collapses and an extremist group, Boko Haram, gains insurmountable power. This is precisely what happened when a Facebook page, “Ohaukwu Reporters,” shared such a video. The emotional impact was immediate and profound. People reacted with fear, anger, and even calls for radical solutions like dividing Nigeria. Some users, like Okechukwu A. Eza, immediately pleaded for the country’s division to “save lives.” Others,…