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Re: Mali: Influencer Sentenced To Prison For Denouncing The Junta's "Failure" by PlayerMeji: 12:42pm On Aug 04, 2023

No Marlian lives in peace

Re: Mali: Influencer Sentenced To Prison For Denouncing The Junta's "Failure" by iampeterben(m): 12:42pm On Aug 04, 2023

I pray she regains her freedom.

Re: Mali: Influencer Sentenced To Prison For Denouncing The Junta's "Failure" by Ikpunnegi01: 12:42pm On Aug 04, 2023

FreeStuffsNG:
Free stuff k#ll you d*a!

Re: Mali: Influencer Sentenced To Prison For Denouncing The Junta's "Failure" by Angelfrost(m): 12:43pm On Aug 04, 2023

SenatePresdo:
The black man cannot rule himself.

Wether Democracy, Autocracy, Cleptocracy, Pastorcracy or Whatever.

Intellectuallism and Liberalism is Africa's last hope.

But when even the Educated ones are blinded by Ethnicism and Religion, then you may be right to admit that Africa is hopeless.

Honestly, there is no HOPE for Africa... Well, Black Africa actually.

Look at Nigeria (The largest and most populous among Negro Africans)... They can't even get it right with leadership since 1960.

Most of the Intellectuals have fled the continent in droves...!

Check Nigeria's leadership and political space, do you actually have patriotic, selfless, moral, and brilliant people there??! Go fro state to state... The same thing.

The future is not looking good at all.

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Re: Mali: Influencer Sentenced To Prison For Denouncing The Junta's "Failure" by Iykopee(m): 12:43pm On Aug 04, 2023

If you haven't experienced military regime in this country, do not pray to have one.

I have seen their madness (military) and the problems they claim to be the reason to come to power through the barrel of the gun are equally not solved in their administration.

The military style of leadership is never the way to go. Nobody who's reasonable enough should condone military takeover.

Re: Mali: Influencer Sentenced To Prison For Denouncing The Junta's "Failure" by obyrich(m): 12:43pm On Aug 04, 2023

Addme:
For those stylishly supporting coup, you dey see am so.
The worst of democracy can never be compared to the best of military.

Is Nigeria any better? How many people are currently languishing in jail today for criticising your so-calked democratic leadership?

Re: Mali: Influencer Sentenced To Prison For Denouncing The Junta's "Failure" by BoldBrainz(m): 12:45pm On Aug 04, 2023

FreeStuffsNG:
"In March, she launched a "live" message on TikTok addressed to the head of the junta, Colonel Assimi Goïta, before being imprisoned.

"This transition is a failure with 0% (of results). I wouldn't even give 1%, but 0%", she had declared, referring to the period of military government that was supposed to precede the return, announced for 2024, of civilians at the head of the country.

"No Malian lives in peace", she added, even though the authorities regularly claim to have regained the initiative against the jihadists. "Insecurity is gaining ground everywhere", she said.

Unlike the cyberbullies being jailed or having
pending criminal cases in Nigeria, she didn't insult, curse, cyberbully, use derogatory words and make criminal defamations yet she got jailed despite being civil. This is the downside to military rule and what we once experienced in Nigeria. You're jailed for being civil.

Those who never experienced Nigerian military rule and coups today feel they can destroy it with their recklessness online.

The alleged cyberbully claiming refugee in Ghana was in his diapers during the military era while his principal, Mr Obi, enjoyed cozy relationship with the Nigerian military dictator then, Gen Abacha.

The Federal Government of Nigeria must be strict in its crackdown on cyberbullies and criminal defamers.

The coup plotters in Niger have no other option again. This weekend is the deadline for them. Check my signature for free stuffs!

You and your fellow agbadeux minions should lead the charge into Niger republic from the front lines.

It's not enough to stay here and be making nonsensical noise with propaganda threads meant to elongate the illegitimate government of your thieving candidate..

When the invasion begins, make sure we see you at the very front, fighting for the soul of your beloved country.

Re: Mali: Influencer Sentenced To Prison For Denouncing The Junta's "Failure" by sslcrypt: 12:46pm On Aug 04, 2023

This is very sad, Burkina Faso have gone under, so far territory occupied by the JIHADIST have grown to 50%. Who deceived these military men really made the situation worse. As it stands, migratory route via Morocco will be mined. Libya is at your own peril because majority of Western Africans from these countries are taken as slaves. While the ones who manage to go through Mauritania live to tell the story. Wagner isn't effective because they get paid in resources instead of cash. But this cash have been steamed up and the major market such resources enters is Dubia via black market. Now merchant market is closing off dealing with them , where would they take the market to? Shipping in large volume isn't possible because of navy bases close to the horn of Africa.

After the attempted mutiny in Russia, Wagner have been stripped down. Now any form of trade in minerals or resources doesn't have the influence Russian diplomats normally use to facilitate trade.

It's a wrong bet of these nations because prices are disgustingly high in those nations. Was on a fact finding visit two months back and the black out is bad. This will only cause more disgruntled population and drive them towards the very JIHADIST group.

The JIHADIST group are more motivated now because there are 3 cases of a village where most of the JIHADIST fighters come from been burned down by Wagner and Mali forces in northern Mali.

Everyone saw what it took for France to drive those JIHADIST back from advancing to the capital. Now those weaponary are not there how would Mali survive the next wave.

As for the Burkina Faso leader he will be removed by another coupe soon.

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Re: Mali: Influencer Sentenced To Prison For Denouncing The Junta's "Failure" by backtovillage: 12:47pm On Aug 04, 2023

fastseo1:

is your head painning u?
Why linking obi and obidient to military takeover or anything not good?
obi took his case to the court to rectify and did not call for military takeover

Most Obidient call for military take over and it would b bad if you people have a taste of what you wish for.

Re: Mali: Influencer Sentenced To Prison For Denouncing The Junta's "Failure" by AntiMarxist: 12:48pm On Aug 04, 2023

ChatterHouse:
Wagner group plc

At Nigeria border while

EBola Tinubu the French puppet is trying to reduce the Northern population

Through France,EU and Russia proxy War

Deceiving the usual Agbadorians

Ohu

Re: Mali: Influencer Sentenced To Prison For Denouncing The Junta's "Failure" by ehikwe22: 12:48pm On Aug 04, 2023

In Nigeria, it's different. It's either DSS kidnap you without trial or they send the INTERPOL to arrest you. What's the difference between the military junta abuse and the Nigeria government since time of Buhari? They use the court to intimidate and stop you from exercising your right, but they don't obey court orders. If the country is making any slight progress with the military, then good but if not, then the coup was a waste for the Malians

Re: Mali: Influencer Sentenced To Prison For Denouncing The Junta's "Failure" by fastseo1: 12:49pm On Aug 04, 2023

backtovillage:

Most Obidient call for military take over and it would b bad if you people have a taste of what you wish for.

You need to go back to ur Village.

because the last time it was apc that called for military take over or forming a parallel government it pdp win.

Re: Mali: Influencer Sentenced To Prison For Denouncing The Junta's "Failure" by uche393: 12:51pm On Aug 04, 2023

there is no difference between Nigeria's type of democracy and military rule.

Re: Mali: Influencer Sentenced To Prison For Denouncing The Junta's "Failure" by MXrep: 12:57pm On Aug 04, 2023

fastseo1:

is your head painning u?
Why linking obi and obidient to military takeover or anything not good?
obi took his case to the court to rectify and did not call for military takeover

I tire for these people

Re: Mali: Influencer Sentenced To Prison For Denouncing The Junta's "Failure" by Addme: 1:02pm On Aug 04, 2023

obyrich:
Is Nigeria any better? How many people are currently languishing in jail today for criticising your so-calked democratic leadership?

I will be very glad if you can mention them.

Re: Mali: Influencer Sentenced To Prison For Denouncing The Junta's "Failure" by baralatie(m): 1:04pm On Aug 04, 2023

Military govt

Re: Mali: Influencer Sentenced To Prison For Denouncing The Junta's "Failure" by backtovillage: 1:09pm On Aug 04, 2023

fastseo1:

You need to go back to ur Village.

because the last time it was apc that called for military take over or forming a parallel government it pdp win.

Any link pls

Re: Mali: Influencer Sentenced To Prison For Denouncing The Junta's "Failure" by mbos: 1:13pm On Aug 04, 2023

Sonnobax15:

Those of you wishing the military to take over Nigeria's leadership,I hope you all are seeing what's been happening over there in Mali?

No more freedom....

Tho I was little then when Abacha was in rulership,but one thing I still remembered was how people jubilated when the news of his death broke out....... Meaning that, people were actually fed up with him....

So let us be mindful of what we wish for🙏

do you have freedom Now
even police no gree youth rest
killings everywhere

Re: Mali: Influencer Sentenced To Prison For Denouncing The Junta's "Failure" by obyno82: 1:14pm On Aug 04, 2023

FreeStuffsNG:
"In March, she launched a "live" message on TikTok addressed to the head of the junta, Colonel Assimi Goïta, before being imprisoned.

"This transition is a failure with 0% (of results). I wouldn't even give 1%, but 0%", she had declared, referring to the period of military government that was supposed to precede the return, announced for 2024, of civilians at the head of the country.

"No Malian lives in peace", she added, even though the authorities regularly claim to have regained the initiative against the jihadists. "Insecurity is gaining ground everywhere", she said.

Unlike the cyberbullies and criminal defamers being jailed or having pending criminal cases in Nigeria, she didn't insult, curse, cyberbully, use derogatory words and make criminal defamations yet she got jailed despite being civil. This is the downside to military rule and what we once experienced in Nigeria. You're jailed for being civil.

Those who never experienced Nigerian military rule and coups today feel they can destroy it with their recklessness and criminal actions of defamation online.

The alleged cyberbully claiming refugee in Ghana was in his diapers during the military era while his principal, Mr Obi, enjoyed cozy relationship with the Nigerian military dictator then, Gen Abacha.

The Federal Government of Nigeria must be strict in its crackdown on cyberbullies and criminal defamers.

The coup plotters in Niger have no other option again. This weekend is the deadline for them. Check my signature for free stuffs!

Be very careful what you wish for, because if Tinubu is eventually removed and you dare cyber bully or say any inciting comments, you would also be cracked down.
Not because you cannot stand Tinubu being criticized or attacked would mean you saying things anyhow.

Re: Mali: Influencer Sentenced To Prison For Denouncing The Junta's "Failure" by obyno82: 1:16pm On Aug 04, 2023

PlayerMeji:
No Marlian lives in peace

Are you in Bamako and you saw this?

Re: Mali: Influencer Sentenced To Prison For Denouncing The Junta's "Failure" by Cromagnon: 1:19pm On Aug 04, 2023

FreeStuffsNG:
"In March, she launched a "live" message on TikTok addressed to the head of the junta, Colonel Assimi Goïta, before being imprisoned.

"This transition is a failure with 0% (of results). I wouldn't even give 1%, but 0%", she had declared, referring to the period of military government that was supposed to precede the return, announced for 2024, of civilians at the head of the country.

"No Malian lives in peace", she added, even though the authorities regularly claim to have regained the initiative against the jihadists. "Insecurity is gaining ground everywhere", she said.

Unlike the cyberbullies and criminal defamers being jailed or having pending criminal cases in Nigeria, she didn't insult, curse, cyberbully, use derogatory words and make criminal defamations yet she got jailed despite being civil. This is the downside to military rule and what we once experienced in Nigeria. You're jailed for being civil.

Those who never experienced Nigerian military rule and coups today feel they can destroy it with their recklessness and criminal actions of defamation online.

The alleged cyberbully claiming refugee in Ghana was in his diapers during the military era while his principal, Mr Obi, enjoyed cozy relationship with the Nigerian military dictator then, Gen Abacha.

The Federal Government of Nigeria must be strict in its crackdown on cyberbullies and criminal defamers.

The coup plotters in Niger have no other option again. This weekend is the deadline for them. Check my signature for free stuffs!

Oga
Even crones that experienced it are calling for the military. Ppl don't think too far ahead.

Re: Mali: Influencer Sentenced To Prison For Denouncing The Junta's "Failure" by FreeStuffsNG: 1:21pm On Aug 04, 2023

obyno82:

Be very careful what you wish for, because if Tinubu is eventually removed and you dare cyber bully or say any inciting comments, you would also be cracked down.
Not because you cannot stand Tinubu being criticized or attacked would mean you saying things anyhow.

You should give yourself this advice.

Asiwaju Tinubu was my state Governor and served us meritoriously, if you commit crime of criminal defamation against him, the law will take its course. The FG will not fold its hands and watch cyberbullies and criminal defamers roam free in the cyberspace.

Learn from that woman, she stayed on the facts and used numbers. She didn't use insults and criminally defame. This is the kind of advocacy I am used to until the mob created by the IPOB terrorist group and recruited by Mr Mr Obi for his campaign polluted the cyberspace with lies, hatred, bigotry, cyberbullying and criminal defamation

Re: Mali: Influencer Sentenced To Prison For Denouncing The Junta's "Failure" by Cromagnon: 1:23pm On Aug 04, 2023

SenatePresdo:
The black man cannot rule himself.

Wether Democracy, Autocracy, Cleptocracy, Pastorcracy or Whatever.

Intellectuallism and Liberalism is Africa's last hope.

And how do we get to intellect and liberalism
No be by grammar o

But when even the Educated ones are blinded by Ethnicism and Religion, then you may be right to admit that Africa is hopeless.

Re: Mali: Influencer Sentenced To Prison For Denouncing The Junta's "Failure" by Skillsnigeria: 1:26pm On Aug 04, 2023

Hmmm

Re: Mali: Influencer Sentenced To Prison For Denouncing The Junta's "Failure" by humberjade: 1:37pm On Aug 04, 2023

They shouting that the military to take over in Nigeria should be careful what they wish for, the best military government is worst that the worst civilian government. Shebi una still get mouth dey abuse all una leaders, wait until military takes over.

Re: Mali: Influencer Sentenced To Prison For Denouncing The Junta's "Failure" by JDJDjD: 1:43pm On Aug 04, 2023

FreeStuffsNG:
"In March, she launched a "live" message on TikTok addressed to the head of the junta, Colonel Assimi Goïta, before being imprisoned.

"This transition is a failure with 0% (of results). I wouldn't even give 1%, but 0%", she had declared, referring to the period of military government that was supposed to precede the return, announced for 2024, of civilians at the head of the country.

"No Malian lives in peace", she added, even though the authorities regularly claim to have regained the initiative against the jihadists. "Insecurity is gaining ground everywhere", she said.

Unlike the cyberbullies and criminal defamers being jailed or having pending criminal cases in Nigeria, she didn't insult, curse, cyberbully, use derogatory words and make criminal defamations yet she got jailed despite being civil. This is the downside to military rule and what we once experienced in Nigeria. You're jailed for being civil.

Those who never experienced Nigerian military rule and coups today feel they can destroy it with their recklessness and criminal actions of defamation online.

The alleged cyberbully claiming refugee in Ghana was in his diapers during the military era while his principal, Mr Obi, enjoyed cozy relationship with the Nigerian military dictator then, Gen Abacha.

The Federal Government of Nigeria must be strict in its crackdown on cyberbullies and criminal defamers.

The coup plotters in Niger have no other option again. This weekend is the deadline for them. Check my signature for free stuffs!

see how foolish u are

the same online bullying u did to GEJ and PDP and heaven didnt fall is what u are complaining about now because others did to u.

what a useless soul

Re: Mali: Influencer Sentenced To Prison For Denouncing The Junta's "Failure" by JDJDjD: 1:43pm On Aug 04, 2023

backtovillage:
Obedients, you could b sentence to 1 years in prison for complaining 😂😂😂.
It's time to support military coup. Oniline miscreant alias Obi-diots go wise up.

Make oga Musa CDS or lagbaja take the affairs of the country for 1 month all this noise from Obidients go calm

see how foolish u are

the same online bullying u did to GEJ and PDP and heaven didnt fall is what u are complaining about now because others did to u.

what a useless soul

Re: Mali: Influencer Sentenced To Prison For Denouncing The Junta's "Failure" by JDJDjD: 1:44pm On Aug 04, 2023

BadMaster:
Idiotic Obi-idiots who wish coup d'etat on Nigeria, out of spite for Tinubu, all they do all day is insult Tinubu. They are too foolish to realize that, with military junta, if you dare criticize the government, your head would be hung on a spike the next day, and nothing will happen.

see how foolish u are

the same online bullying u did to GEJ and PDP and heaven didnt fall is what u are complaining about now because others did to u.

what a useless soul

Re: Mali: Influencer Sentenced To Prison For Denouncing The Junta's "Failure" by JDJDjD: 1:44pm On Aug 04, 2023

Throwback:

This is the military rule the Obidient zombies were clamouring for in Nigeria and supporting in Niger?

They would have found themselves in jail and wish to have just 5mins of Buhari's or Tinubu's democratic rule.

see how foolish u are

the same online bullying u did to GEJ and PDP and heaven didnt fall is what u are complaining about now because others did to u.

what a useless soul

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