Nazgul:
This is one of the reasons why despite everything people say about Abacha, he still remains one of Nigeria's best leaders for me.

During his tenure, US, Britain, France...etc, all closed down their embassies in Nigeria and left.

Abacha's children schooled here in Nigeria. Abacha himself never toured Europe and America, he ruled in Nigeria, lived in Nigeria and died in Nigeria.

It's good to see other African countries getting rid of European parasites. They don't mean well for you. All they do is come to your country, build their military base, find a way of accessing your resources and ship it back to their country whilst leaving you in abject poverty.

mariovito:
All I see here is proxy war Nigeria should not be involved with.

Nazgul:
This is one of the reasons why despite everything people say about Abacha, he still remains one of Nigeria's best leaders for me.

During his tenure, US, Britain, France...etc, all closed down their embassies in Nigeria and left.

Abacha's children schooled here in Nigeria. Abacha himself never toured Europe and America, he ruled in Nigeria, lived in Nigeria and died in Nigeria.

It's good to see other African countries getting rid of European parasites. They don't mean well for you. All they do is come to your country, build their military base, find a way of accessing your resources and ship it back to their country whilst leaving you in abject poverty.

Nazgul:
This is one of the reasons why despite everything people say about Abacha, he still remains one of Nigeria's best leaders for me.

During his tenure, US, Britain, France...etc, all closed down their embassies in Nigeria and left.

Abacha's children schooled here in Nigeria. Abacha himself never toured Europe and America, he ruled in Nigeria, lived in Nigeria and died in Nigeria.

It's good to see other African countries getting rid of European parasites. They don't mean well for you. All they do is come to your country, build their military base, find a way of accessing your resources and ship it back to their country whilst leaving you in abject poverty.

mariovito:
All I see here is proxy war Nigeria should not be involved with.

Solidkay:
Enough of these useless white folks milking us dry of our natural resources under the pretence of helping us in one way or the other.

If the people say they don't want you,
Won't you just let them go?
Must you force yourself on them?

Unless there's some hidden agendas behind the help you claim you're offering.

USA 🇺🇸 AND FRANCE🇫🇷 ARE MORE DEVIL THE THE DEVIL 😈HIMSELF.

mariovito:
All I see here is proxy war Nigeria should not be involved with.

Traplord09:



NOTICE....
South-southeast should stay clear (WAR).
That fright is between the southwest.
IGBOS should be notified..
Stay clear from the war..
No one should blame IGBOS.
Let southwest lead the fright
Is there's fright not IGBOS...
So EBOLA should take there
thugs along.

mariovito:
Can an igbo man in the army decline to mobilize to Niger if given the orders to do so?

Nazgul:
This is one of the reasons why despite everything people say about Abacha, he still remains one of Nigeria's best leaders for me.

During his tenure, US, Britain, France...etc, all closed down their embassies in Nigeria and left.

Abacha's children schooled here in Nigeria. Abacha himself never toured Europe and America, he ruled in Nigeria, lived in Nigeria and died in Nigeria.

It's good to see other African countries getting rid of European parasites. They don't mean well for you. All they do is come to your country, build their military base, find a way of accessing your resources and ship it back to their country whilst leaving you in abject poverty.

Lastmankc:
I prefer military regime.Democray in Africa and Nigeria as a whole is rubbish

chatinent:
America putting their soldiers and bases in every country but not allowing any put theirs in theirs.

🤧

abba190:
as ur forefathers die with this pain in their heart na so u go die. one nigeria till eternity

mariovito:
All I see here is proxy war Nigeria should not be involved with.

The first principle of international relations is to answer the "what's in it for me" question.

What is Nigeria's gain in this venture?

Neddstark:


I doubt France and USA will let their investments in Niger go off just like that. A lot might be cooking behind the scene.

Nazgul:
This is one of the reasons why despite everything people say about Abacha, he still remains one of Nigeria's best leaders for me.

During his tenure, US, Britain, France...etc, all closed down their embassies in Nigeria and left.

Abacha's children schooled here in Nigeria. Abacha himself never toured Europe and America, he ruled in Nigeria, lived in Nigeria and died in Nigeria.

It's good to see other African countries getting rid of European parasites. They don't mean well for you. All they do is come to your country, build their military base, find a way of accessing your resources and ship it back to their country whilst leaving you in abject poverty.

Nazgul:
This is one of the reasons why despite everything people say about Abacha, he still remains one of Nigeria's best leaders for me.

During his tenure, US, Britain, France...etc, all closed down their embassies in Nigeria and left.

Abacha's children schooled here in Nigeria. Abacha himself never toured Europe and America, he ruled in Nigeria, lived in Nigeria and died in Nigeria.

It's good to see other African countries getting rid of European parasites. They don't mean well for you. All they do is come to your country, build their military base, find a way of accessing your resources and ship it back to their country whilst leaving you in abject poverty.

HonNL:


SOURCE

1stGenAmerican:


That’s a good question. The West gets involved in countries that beg for handouts. France and the EU have cut all aid to Niger and the US will soon follow—it’ll be interesting to watch the military government in Nigeria operate with almost no money.
Have those grain shipments arrived? If they ever do, the military will seize and sell the grain—it’ll never reach the citizens.

KingMiles007:
Following the failure of the West African diplomatic delegation to Niger to seek the release and reinstatement of ousted President Mohamed Bazoum, the Niger coup leaders have ended all connections including military agreements with France, its former colonial ruler, as international pressure mounts on them to restore democratic order in the country.

You will recall that Tinubu as the Chairman of the ECOWAS' Authority of Heads of State and Government sent a delegation led by former military Head of State, Gen Abdulsalam Abubakar to Niger yesterday.

The delegation left without spending the night, even as ECOWAS' deadline to the junta for restoring Bazoum to power and the country’s constitution by Sunday draws closer.

The coup leaders also called back home Niger's ambassadors and warned citizens to be wary of foreign armies and spies. This was disclosed on the country’s television as the delegation dispatched by Nigeria’s President Bola Tinubu met the coup leader, Gen Abdourahmane Tchiani on Thursday.

The coup leaders also cut ties with the United States and Nigeria, as the deadline given by the West African regional bloc will expire in two days. The international community is asking the Tchiani-led military to release and reinstate ousted President Mohamed Bazoum.

The ousted president in a plea published in a Washington Post opinion piece said, “I write this as a hostage and urged the U.S. and partners to help.”

However, the Niger coup leaders made an announcement terminating the military agreements and protocols signed with France and announced the end of functions for Niger’s ambassadors to France, the United States, Togo and neighbouring Nigeria, which is leading ECOWAS efforts on dialogue.

“All aggression or attempt at aggression against the state of Niger will see an immediate response and without warning,” said a spokesman for the coup leaders, Col. Maj. Amadou Abdramane.

Read more: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/scooper-news-news-around-you/id1644044109

Nazgul:
This is one of the reasons why despite everything people say about Abacha, he still remains one of Nigeria's best leaders for me.

During his tenure, US, Britain, France...etc, all closed down their embassies in Nigeria and left.

Abacha's children schooled here in Nigeria. Abacha himself never toured Europe and America, he ruled in Nigeria, lived in Nigeria and died in Nigeria.

It's good to see other African countries getting rid of European parasites. They don't mean well for you. All they do is come to your country, build their military base, find a way of accessing your resources and ship it back to their country whilst leaving you in abject poverty.

fourboys:
This Niger people are serious ooo

Longinyamapucci:


See unity begger is Nigeria one now ? Only currency and useless president we remember but outside your region you are a foreigner in same country, the pain is more yours the cripple.

abba190:
u wan to shout nyemmiri again ko?

Nazgul:
This is one of the reasons why despite everything people say about Abacha, he still remains one of Nigeria's best leaders for me.

During his tenure, US, Britain, France...etc, all closed down their embassies in Nigeria and left.

Abacha's children schooled here in Nigeria. Abacha himself never toured Europe and America, he ruled in Nigeria, lived in Nigeria and died in Nigeria.

but stole and save Nigeria money in west.....how come

Longinyamapucci:


None in my family shouted that when they were busy eating your Dead grand parents who died unfortunately in a foreigner land.

We will be proud to do it over and over.

I don't argue with coward that faught under federal might and still can't declare a total Victor and which led to Igbo dominance in commerce and power.

Your figure head presidents couldn't make you more richer tribe.

Joke remains with you everlasting.