Artzdanielsz:
Naija leaders should learn

their cup go soon full

Buhari is just lucky he was a respected millitary officer if not same thing would had happened since

Shithole is long overdue....

kikero:


Do you really want to live under Army rule?

Better be thankful for civlillan rule, warts and all.

Plus, most African countries, Nigeria inclusive, cannot afford a super powerful army infrastructure (South Africa , Egypt are the exceptions.). They are too poor to do so. The days when the Soviets could give you cheap advanced weapons have long gone...

I'm not saying we should live under military rule, I'm saying that African governments, civilian or otherwise, keep their countries barely functional so they can maintain power.

I'm not even suggesting we become the next USA, just give us the necessary knowledge to defend ourselves and communities from attacks the same way Israel is doing. But most African countries won't do that because it means they have to actually work to better the country rather than steal and kill those who oppose it. These days Police, Military, DSS all oppress us they just aren't technically "in charge".

Concerning the weapons I do not believe for a second that we are too "poor" to have them. When we spend millions in French and Brazilian jets or Chinese tanks bought on credit.

We don't even need many weapons just train the citizens so they are prepared if the need arises. Ordinary Benin Republic can do it why can't we?

We can follow the example of these people.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FinRqCocwGE

olaniyilukman:
I understand you bro, do you know who owns the medias, they are politicians, they can use the instrument to attacks millions of minds and influence their decision the way they want it.. Honestly,Abacha is not corrupt but they have to paint him bad,do you know how many times this present administration has defended the man, to be honest, don't limit yourself to Nigeria alone...

Abacha was not corrupt....

Bros.....where do you think the Abacha loot is coming from ? The skies?

Abacha, like many a millitary ruler before him, looted well well.

Yes, Buhari and GEJ have said Abacha stole nothing...but that was for poltics. Abacha stole. He was also one seriously opressive leader.

Some of you people need a history lesson.

Go and read any book by Max Siloum. Especially the book 'Nigeria's soldiers of fortune. The Abacha and Obasanjo years'.

If you don't like this APC government, go and join a party and get working for the next election.Don't wish for coup. I lived under Amry rule. I know how bad things were.

ishowdotgmail:
Can coup happen here in Nigeria again

We're way bigger than that now

Make we tell am...?

In Nigeria,d entire security agencies has becom d president's bitch..They would shield dis evil politicians & kill d innocent civilians.

olaboy33:




It is a righteous path if it frees the people from the hand of the brain dead looters and oppressors they call leaders.


As you can see from the picture, they people are happy.

Mind you, this was also how Nigerians felt in 1966 during the military takeover.

You and I know how the events after that turned out.

Farki:


I'm not saying we should live under military rule, I'm saying that African governments, civilian or otherwise, keep their countries barely functional so they can maintain power

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Off topic, but the problem with most African countries is that they rely on selling raw materials...whose prices they don't control, and using the surplus to import goods at a value more than the exports value. Then we take loans to make up the deficit.

I'm not even suggesting we become the next USA, just give us the necessary knowledge to defend ourselves and communities from attacks the same way Israel is doing. But most African countries won't do that because it means they have to actually work to better the country rather than steal and kill those who oppose it. These days Police, Military, DSS all oppress us they just aren't technically "in charge".

That's why I say that we have to become an indistrial country. But when we Nigerian sabotage our power sector by refusing to pay bills, and sabotage our petroleum sector by price controls, which makes investment difficult....

We want the benefits of socialism without the hard work.

Concerning the weapons I do not believe for a second that we are too "poor" to have them. When we spend millions in French and Brazilian jets or Chinese tanks bought on credit.

We don't even need many weapons just train the citizens so they are prepared if the need arises. Ordinary Benin Republic can do it why can't we?

We can follow the example of these people.

Actually, most African countries don't have the resources to get well developed armies....because the income we earn from selling raw materials is not enough. (Libya, when it was under Ghaddafi could afford sophisticated weapons because they were the world's fifth largest oil producer, and they had less than ten million people to boot).

We buy stuff on credit because we don't have enough cash in the first place.

As for Pakistan, they have a millitary industrial complex. We don't.(Pakistan even exported millitary planes to us self).

*Malians

physicistman:


Mind you, this was also how Nigerians felt in 1966 during the military takeover.

You and I know how the events after that turned out.

Lol...tell the man.

In 1966, many people, according to accounts of the day, came out to rejoice when the coup news broke.

As we all know, the events of Januray 15th 1966 triggered off a series of unfortunate events that led to the grim count of millions dead and displaced by January 15 1970.

The military guys should handover the country to France for recolonization Africa have leadership problem the earlier we realize that the better.

Samystar003:
With the level of civilization in the world and great transformation that has come over humanity, these ones are behaving like animals.

History has taught us many lessons. Why will some people take the path that will surely lead to tears, pain and agony?

Nigerians are the most deluded beings I will ever see.


You guys are the one who will b calling for the arrest of top officials for looting the resources and U guys are still the ones condemning those who are aresting them.


Awon Imbec!le radarada.

Yakubu113:
The military guys should handover the country to France for recolonization Africa have leadership problem the earlier we realize that the better.

No, Mali does not need recolonisation.

Most European countries are in no shape to set up colonies again. (The UK granted us independence, along with many other colonies in part because the UK was not in a good financial state to keep up the colonies)

Plus, as I have said here elsewhere, colonization does not mean that the Europeans would come and build nice things for you. If France should colonize Mali, only a few parts would get developed. Most of the country would remain undeveloped. Oh, and you would pay taxes, most of which go to Paris., not to your local leader.And the only parts that get developed are the bits that are of use to the colonialist. not to you.

And let's not talk about the spending of the little money that comes your way...most of it goes to the French rulers. (Ibadan's main hospital under colonial rule had 34 beds for a European populaiton of less than 5000, and 11 beds for a Nigerian population of more than 500000.)

Mali can fix itself. No French rule or American rule or whatever needed. Thank you

Samystar003:
With the level of civilization in the world and great transformation that has come over humanity, these ones are behaving like animals.

History has taught us many lessons. Why will some people take the path that will surely lead to tears, pain and agony?

Perhaps they have been pushed against the wall and got nothing to loose again, you can see how the masses were cheering the soldiers, perhaps the civilian government looted so much that the people got tired.

milehigh06:


the people were happy when IBB took over and same for Abacha....nothing good ever comes out of a govt that was established by force for almost all the to make happen will be either through sheer force or intimidation

what is the difference between military government and the one we are practicing in Nigeria presently.

Emyres:
Developing story....

>There is coup in Mali

>Army escorting the arrested.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iVJn_mFw2e8

https://twitter.com/mmetegok/status/1295769496448372738?s=19


Picture 2 shows the Military taking over the streets.

Picture 4 shows the Military taking over the State Radio House.


https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.dw.com/en/fears-of-coup-in-mali-after-mutiny/a-54608009

This is very serious

Okortor:
I pray for the restoration of peace in MALI. AMEN.

Pray for peace in your country first

Just have it in mind as a leader that once your citizens or subject celebrates your misfortune...you were a bad mudaplucka

Samystar003:
With the level of civilization in the world and great transformation that has come over humanity, these ones are behaving like animals.

History has taught us many lessons. Why will some people take the path that will surely lead to tears, pain and agony?

My brother some Africa countries are not cowards, they can't sit down and watch their corrupt leaders doing as they want,if Nigerians can do this believe me 30% of our problems would have been solve.....
Tribalism and religion will not allow us to take this action.....
Imagine,we called our selves giant of Africa,but now we are becoming ant of Africa because of bad leaders.We are being rejected in Europe, America,Asian even in Africa.
Unemployment, insecurity and crime is now the order of the day.
Look at the case of Orji and Gandule,they rub it on our faces and still ask us what can we do.Magu case is one among many....
Until we take action against our corrupt leaders,then we shall see light.

I wish something like this can happen here so dat we will go back to square one.
Cos the worst military regime is better that this regime.

Veey soon this is what will happen in nigeria, it has already started by killing of officers of nigerian army

Some WA countries need this coup more than Mali sef, but their military has their hands deep inside the pot of stew.

olaniyilukman:
Mr History, I hope you do your research well that most of the best infrastructural facilities we have up-to-date are built during millitary regime. We know your type, my daddy says and my m..........

You don't know my type mr beer parlor "i came across a book" psychologist. No good came out of the previous coups. Na only infrastructure u wan talk? The aggressive looting & worsening economy & human rights abuses nko? And I'm only talking about Nigeria. Look at what's happening with Zimbabwe now

If there is any more coups in Nigeria, the only set of troops who can dare attempt it is the brigade of guards. Those guys are really an elite force, I have seen them displaying effizy one time I was in Abuja, and they are really numerous. One funny GOC no fit think am again. Abuja presidential Villa is well built to withstand an external assault.

Kirigidi:
Fulanis have no say in Mali. They are just minority there.

fulani are very close to the arabs they have say everywhere they are engulfed in a bitter war with the dogons in mali and are the second highest population after the baramba

Fawklicant:
Some WA countries need this coup more than Mali sef, but their military has their hands deep inside the pot of stew.

It's because you have never lived under millitary rule that you are typing this.

Many of us alive have lived under Amry rule. Never again. (And yes, I am dissapointed with our democratic experiment.)

gambia:
The citizens have gotten to the point of no return. No peace path will work there now. This is what I mean when I said Nigerian military are weak, corrupt and useless, not helping matters in Nigeria.

lolz naija military are not only weak,to tell u how worst they are,,they help politician to rig election and call it federal might...where as there counterpart in mali are doing what is necessary to save the country....one man political ambition is not bigger than that of the country.. if the people had demand u go...leave....the useless leader will always tell the citizens to always change leaders during election,, election that d bastards will rig....and ask opposition to go to court......court that they controlling.. kudos to dis service men.

olaboy33:
As you can see from pics and videos, Malians are happy at the new development.

That's enough justification.

I hope the hypocritic US won't send armoured tanks down there in the name of 'democrazy'.

no resources to plunder,,,they dont care,,of na like naija or Angola wey get oil......they are ready to sacrifice there service men just to get oil

milehigh06:


the people were happy when IBB took over and same for Abacha....nothing good ever comes out of a govt that was established by force for almost all the to make happen will be either through sheer force or intimidation

oga , whether u like it or not,the coup is a welcome development for the Malian people....forget abacha and ibb comparison... nobody was even happy when abacha seize power... one man political ambition is not bigger than that of a country... when u are Democratically elect of not,,once the people said go,,,leave the stage,,their voice is the voice of God...without them,, u can have a country... can the president and his family only form a country..... Malians have decide..... our own army here are helping politician who are enemy to rig election