tsdarkside:


you as a igbo wan tell me you prefer military rule....??
fighting military rule is what realy united us after the civil war....

but we understand too france must go away from niger republic....

tungamaje:

Maybe Algeria has agreed to supply them with electricity for free. Who knows. This means very soon they would no longer be dependent on Nigeria as a landlocked country

naijaboy756:
A lot of Nigeriens may have ruled Nigeria

yemex04:








Electricity will not be supplied for free... if there's going to be a supply at all, then it will be paid for. Moreover the logistics to make that happen cost billions of Dollars & Years

Kukutente23:
Northerners too carry this Niger matter for head
Nigeria is not a nation

tsdarkside:
does niger republic border algeria sef....

Racoon:
All these just showed the idiocy of the current leadership on ground and the reactionary approach to sensitive national and diplomatic issues.

Algeria has been a silent backer of the developments in Niger Republic. It is means, it becomes an automatic antagonist of Nigeria once ECOWAS goes ahead to attack or invade Niger. Foolish balabloo-blu-bulava.See the national shame and disgrace.

tolue42:


Brother, don't you know some people do talk without reasoning first..so Niger will just switch plugs in a day and light will ON immediately..

The distance between Niger and Algeria is over 1300 Km desert..it will take a lot of Years as you've rightly said if there's no transmission lines already.

Ogene001:
Ebola in the mud again. They think it's internal war where anti Igbo sentiment is a rallying force

Guyman01:
Next they will complete their dam over River Niger and reduce water supply to Kainji, Jebba and Shiroro hydropower dams in Nigeria.
Tinubu violated our treaty with Niger republic which made no provisions for sanctions and using electricity as punishment for political impasse,

Nigeriens are seeing Nigerians as enemies now after their soup and meat don sour for freezer because you cut power supply you expect them to support you to impose western backed democracy in Niger?

Guyman01:

They share borders, they will feed them from the closest transmission line in a matter of weeks, that's an arid region, doing the foundations and curing time for the gantry foundations will be lesser than obtained in a swampy region

Greyworld:
Since they cut Niger power, logically w we should have a lil more for our selves but nothing...

adekolaelect:
Be constructive in your write up. Do you now like Niger than Nigeria bcs who you want didn't win an election? Are you telling us millitry administration is better than Democracy in Africa? Are you saying we should celebrate millitry take over in niger bcs who you want is not the president? What give you hope that millitry take over in the whole Africa will manifest and give you the president , good governance or the freedom you want? YOUR ABILITY TO SPEAK DOESN'T MAKE YOU TO BE INTELLIGENT.

tsdarkside:


you dont think....algeria borders niger republic....
what makes you think algeria doesnt already has sometype of infrastructure in southern algeria....??

Ayed44:
The distance between Niger and Algeria is not 1300km as you claimed. You lied.

The distance between Niger and Algeria is actually 1cm. They share border.

Algerian compagny SONALGAZ launched studies for the construction of an EHV electricity transmission line of approximately 1,300 km directly linking the wilaya of Ghardaïa and Tamanrasset. “ This new land line of high voltage cable, the gateway to Africa, will be among the most important in the world. using the technique of continuous voltage.

In this regard, Minister Mohamed Arkab indicated that this project is part of the government's action plan 2021-2024. "This network, which would make it possible to transport 3,000 megawatts to the south of the country, is part of the aim of strengthening electricity coverage and extending it to African countries, from the border wilayas (Illizi and Bordj Badji Mokhtar) in particular towards the Niger and Mali within the framework of exchanges with these countries. "This is a strategic project for our country," he said, emphasizing the railroad project in progress.

tsdarkside:


you as a igbo wan tell me you prefer military rule....??
fighting military rule is what realy united us after the civil war....

but we understand too france must go away from niger republic....

Ikaeniyan0:
This is a fake news. And If Algeria have not been supplying them power supply before, then this is a fake news. It will take years to construct transmission lines.

And I don't still believe this news unless I see a valid source. There's no free thing anywhere in the world.

Racoon:
All these just showed the idiocy of the current leadership on ground and the reactionary approach to sensitive national and diplomatic issues.

Algeria has been a silent backer of the developments in Niger Republic. It is means, it becomes an automatic antagonist of Nigeria once ECOWAS goes ahead to attack or invade Niger. Foolish balabloo-blu-bulava.See the national shame and disgrace.

tsdarkside:


tinubu has no other choice than to play along as the head of ecowas for the moment....
tinubu is playin it smart....

he already got himself stopped by the nigerian senate....
dont forget tinubu brought the matter to the senate himself....
traditional leaders in that region say nothing to him either....

tinubu cant do anything against niger republic....

litigator:
Is Northern Nigeria still part of Nigeria? I am only asking cos Adamu and his likes seem to be supporting Niger and not Nigeria per se. Maybe religion unites the North to her sisters across the border.

Maybe na only South be the real Nigeria. Who knows?