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Us: We’re Monitoring Nigerian Situation ‘closely’ by mrofficial(m): 12:34am On Jan 15, 2012 |
United States has added its voice to the nationwide protests by Nigerians over the removal of fuel subsidy by the Federal Government, saying it was monitoring the situation in Nigeria “very closely.” |
Re: Us: We’re Monitoring Nigerian Situation ‘closely’ by igbo2011(m): 12:39am On Jan 15, 2012 |
THey sent 12,000 troops to Libya http://nsnbc./2012/01/14/why-is-president-obama-sending-12-000-u-s-troops-to-libya/ What if they want ot secure oil in NIgeria and they attack Nigeria? |
Re: Us: We’re Monitoring Nigerian Situation ‘closely’ by Chyz2: 12:41am On Jan 15, 2012 |
igbo2011: Read in between the lines, they are waiting for the right time to send in their troops to OcuupyNigeria. |
Re: Us: We’re Monitoring Nigerian Situation ‘closely’ by ezeagu(m): 1:32am On Jan 15, 2012 |
Chyz*: Why did this make me laugh? |
Re: Us: We’re Monitoring Nigerian Situation ‘closely’ by Nobody: 1:39am On Jan 15, 2012 |
All they can do is monitor, and at the right time they will pounce. They have predicted the demise of this fake union, they are ready. They used the world bank, IMF, and the UN to tear us apart, now the evil machinations of the CIA is coming in full force. If Nigeria knows whats best for its union, it should cut ties with the evil american colonial machine and align with Russia, Iran and China. |
Re: Us: We’re Monitoring Nigerian Situation ‘closely’ by igbo2011(m): 1:54am On Jan 15, 2012 |
diluminati:WOOOOOOO THat is very dangerous. This can ignite world war 3. That is VERY dangerous. You are 100% right, China, RUssia, SOuth America and Iran would be very good for Nigeria. They would be partners and help us develop. The west wants to keep us down. Africa in general needs to partner with China and not the west, But the west is too greedy. They will fund Boko Haram and other things within Africa to cause problems. International politics are very interesting. Listen to cap28 he knows a lot about it too. The west doesn't want China is Africa and they caused problems in Libya to keep China out. THey also split up Sudan to keep China out. |
Re: Us: We’re Monitoring Nigerian Situation ‘closely’ by Chyz2: 2:14am On Jan 15, 2012 |
igbo2011: As far as interest is concerned, weak countries like nigeria should never give any of the powerful countries(the US, Russia,China,etc) anymore interest in thei resource than the other or align more with one group than they other. This will keep each of the major power countries in check when doing business with them. For instance, if i give the U.S. 15% of a corn field, then i must give china and russia 15% each. If you align with one group too much or align with one completely and leave block out any other, ones you mess up with that country they will make sure they bring you down,especially through the use of media. Note, this is what the U.S. does all the time. Long story short none of these major powers would want to clash with each other. They will always want to keep there interest and not step their boundary in fear of rumbling the other major power. |
Re: Us: We’re Monitoring Nigerian Situation ‘closely’ by juman(m): 4:30pm On Jan 15, 2012 |
Nigeria is also monitoring their country with our satellites and drones. Do me, I do you. |
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