It's clear that Mali is in trouble. And should we wait any longer, we would be faced with a crisis far worse than Sierra Leone & Liberia.

The newest coup in Mali, instigated by a foreign power, must be resisted by the AU, Nigeria and ECOWAS. It is time to put an end to the cycles of coup in Mali.
The evil foreign power will never let go of Mali because of her Gold resource, which they have been looting.
The strategy they use is to topple any leader that they cannot control. ..... I have it on good authority that Col. Ndaw (rtd) has been uncontrollable by the foreign looters.

It is time for ECOWAS to send in troops to Mali, to protect the government and Bamako from further coups. There are several armies in Mali but none is ECOWAS led. That is a problem, because foreign Armies wouldn't go the extra mile for our brothers. The Malian government needs protection.

ECOWAS should activate a plan to deploy a battalion to protect the legitimate government in Mali. Their mandate would be to forestall further coups in the long term. Nigeria is tied up but we can provide close protection experts (DSS), intelligence and tactics for the troops. The troops must be led by Anglophone countries because there are lots of traitors in francophone armies.

Funding for the ECOWAS battalion can be re-arranged as a loan which Mali must repay in future. ECOWAS must act fast, before Mali spirals out of control.

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It's clear that Mali is in trouble. And should we wait any longer, we would be faced with a crisis far worse than Sierra Leone & Liberia.

The newest coup in Mali, instigated by a foreign power, must be resisted by the AU, Nigeria and ECOWAS. It is time to put an end to the cycles of coup in Mali.
The evil foreign power will never let go of Mali because of her Gold resource, which they have been looting.
The strategy they use is to topple any leader that they cannot control. ..... I have it on good authority that Col. Ndaw (rtd) has been uncontrollable by the foreign looters.

It is time for ECOWAS to send in troops to Mali, to protect the government and Bamako from further coups. There are several armies in Mali but none is ECOWAS led. That is a problem, because foreign Armies wouldn't go the extra mile for our brothers. The Malian government needs protection.

ECOWAS should activate a plan to deploy a battalion to protect the legitimate government in Mali. Their mandate would be to forestall further coups in the long term. Nigeria is tied up but we can provide close protection experts (DSS), intelligence and tactics for the troops. The troops must be led by Anglophone countries because there are lots of traitors in francophone armies.

Funding for the ECOWAS battalion can be re-arranged as a loan which Mali must repay in future. ECOWAS must act fast, else more African lives might be lost in the commotion that would ensue soon.

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Nigeria, which is the big brother in ECOWAS is bedeviled with her own internal security and economic problems.

Let Mali, a sovereign nation solve her problems.

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Bro, this is not Abacha government when Nigerian army were that strong and no nonsense! We currently have a figure head president.

LibertyRep:
Nigeria, which is the big brother in ECOWAS is bedeviled with her own internal security and economic problems.

Let Mali, a sovereign nation solve her problems.

MyMouth:
Bro, this is not Abacha government when Nigerian army were that strong and no nonsense! We currently have a figure head president.

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Plus5:
It's clear that Mali is in trouble. And should we wait any longer, we would be faced with a crisis far worse than Sierra Leone & Liberia.

The newest coup in Mali, instigated by a foreign power, must be resisted by the AU, Nigeria and ECOWAS. It is time to put an end to the cycles of coup in Mali.
The evil foreign power will never let go of Mali because of her Gold resource, which they have been looting.
The strategy they use is to topple any leader that they cannot control. ..... I have it on good authority that Col. Ndaw (rtd) has been uncontrollable by the foreign looters.

It is time for ECOWAS to send in troops to Mali, to protect the government and Bamako from further coups. There are several armies in Mali but none is ECOWAS led. That is a problem, because foreign Armies wouldn't go the extra mile for our brothers. The Malian government needs protection.

ECOWAS should activate a plan to deploy a battalion to protect the legitimate government in Mali. Their mandate would be to forestall further coups in the long term. Nigeria is tied up but we can provide close protection experts (DSS), intelligence and tactics for the troops. The troops must be led by Anglophone countries because there are lots of traitors in francophone armies.

Funding for the ECOWAS battalion can be re-arranged as a loan which Mali must repay in future. ECOWAS must act fast, before Mali spirals out of control.

first tell them to come and take their illegal immigrants brothers from Nigeria to help them not not only know how to kill and destroy in Nigeria. Sorry you think you have a president or deff and dump president

Plus5:
It's clear that Mali is in trouble. And should we wait any longer, we would be faced with a crisis far worse than Sierra Leone & Liberia.

The newest coup in Mali, instigated by a foreign power, must be resisted by the AU, Nigeria and ECOWAS. It is time to put an end to the cycles of coup in Mali.
The evil foreign power will never let go of Mali because of her Gold resource, which they have been looting.
The strategy they use is to topple any leader that they cannot control. ..... I have it on good authority that Col. Ndaw (rtd) has been uncontrollable by the foreign looters.

It is time for ECOWAS to send in troops to Mali, to protect the government and Bamako from further coups. There are several armies in Mali but none is ECOWAS led. That is a problem, because foreign Armies wouldn't go the extra mile for our brothers. The Malian government needs protection.

ECOWAS should activate a plan to deploy a battalion to protect the legitimate government in Mali. Their mandate would be to forestall further coups in the long term. Nigeria is tied up but we can provide close protection experts (DSS), intelligence and tactics for the troops. The troops must be led by Anglophone countries because there are lots of traitors in francophone armies.

Funding for the ECOWAS battalion can be re-arranged as a loan which Mali must repay in future. ECOWAS must act fast, before Mali spirals out of control.

Ogbeni leave Mali, Nigeria is burning..

Buhari won't listen cos he's not a Marlian.

On a serious note, Nigeria can do something about this.