ShadowCommander:
Do you think that Wagner contingent in Africa can defeat the Nigeria and ECOWAS Armed forces in Battle? Keep playing.

Stormtrooper11:


They have good men. We have better men. But my fears are for their SAMs clipping our birds.

Inyanda:


Did the talk bear fruit or failed..?

Stormtrooper11:


They have good men. We have better men. But my fears are for their SAMs clipping our birds.

bidexiii:
Nigeria 🇳🇬, Senegal 🇸🇳, Côte d'Ivoire 🇨🇮, and Benin 🇧🇯 have all agreed to partake in a possible military intervention by #ECOWAS.

Mali 🇲🇱 and Burkina Faso 🇧🇫 have both stated that they will support #Niger 🇳🇪 if there is an intervention.

bidexiii:
Nigeria 🇳🇬, Senegal 🇸🇳, Côte d'Ivoire 🇨🇮, and Benin 🇧🇯 have all agreed to partake in a possible military intervention by #ECOWAS.

Mali 🇲🇱 and Burkina Faso 🇧🇫 have both stated that they will support #Niger 🇳🇪 if there is an intervention.

kokoBoii:
I just don't understand how some groups of people will just sit and decide to invade another country over something that doesn't concern them or directly affects them, that is nonsense and demonic...

bidexiii:



I think it's only sanctions that will be leveled against the newly dictatorship in Niger. Something has to he done to stop this movement in West Africa region.

Tough times ahead for Niger newly formed government and the citizens.

kokoBoii:
Oga, Nigeria/ECOWAS is not going to war with anybody... So all these discussions and comparison with wagnar or whatever they call themselves is unnecessary... ECOWAS just wants to feel important like their counterparts in the west, that's all I see... Even if we were going to war with Wagner backed Niger, ECOWAS/Nigeria is as good as gone because they will so molest the whole ECOWAS military..you think these one's na boko haram or ESN..

Stormtrooper11:


Believe what you want to.

Inyanda:


Wagner are already in Niger and more men and equipments moving in...!!
Interesting days ahead..!!

Inyanda:


Wagner are already in Niger and more men and equipments moving in...!!
Interesting days ahead..!!

Inyanda:


Wagner are already in Niger and more men and equipments moving in...!!
Interesting days ahead..!!

kokoBoii:
no evidence?

bidexiii:
Chief of the Naval Staff inspection of Nigerian Navy Ships at Federal Ocean Terminal, Onne, Rivers State on Wednesday 2 Aug 23.
#OnwardTogether
#CNSinOnne

bidexiii:



Chief of the Naval Staff familiarization visit to Naval Ship Yards Ltd Port Harcourt, Rivers State on Thursday 3 August 2023.

bidexiii:



Niger, Mali, and Burkina Faso just had a meeting in Mali to discuss the possibility of a "rapid deployment of Wagner forces to the country.” 🇷🇺🇳🇪🇸🇳🇲🇱


This I getting interesting; please do not doubt any foreign intervention in this freshly grooming conflicts. And I also do not doubt ECOWAS intervention also, there are 50/50% stake in all these !

Odunayaw:
A thing I keep seeing about the heads of the Juntas is a deluded trust in their SOF training

Zero politik. Zero charisma lest we say this is the 2nd coming of Sankara.

I have gone through all their communique and it is safe to assume they are running on a mirage or at worst, someone elses ideas

Body go tell them in this August

bidexiii:
Proforce, Nigeria's leading manufacturer of defence products, showcased its extensive range of cutting-edge military armament at the Nigerian Army Day Celebration (NADCEL 2023). Vice-President Senator Kashim Shettima, Chief of Army Staff, and Major General Taoreed Lagbaja toured

bidexiii:


Well said @-odunayaw, they don't even have the economic wealth to fight a full scale war.
On the other side of the coin, I think the people are also tired of French and western dominance on there natural resources. How can a country be blessed in Gold and Uranium which are in high demand be so poor and struggling to fight terrorist.
Sometimes i do ask what are the French doing in all these countries and yet JNIM, AQIM and ISWAP are flourishing in these region.

Odunayaw:
One thing poor leaders do is to shift blames and never take responsibility

Yes, I agree that France has been plundering those people but is it without connivance and help of Niger's own leaders?

One head of the monster is external pressure. The remaining heads of corruption, maladministration etc nko? [/b]Abi they've not been stealing even the "crumbs" they get?[b] Or repressing their own people? It is France that did that one too?

Greed is this continent's colonizer.

This #FranceOut they're now hiding behind. Nigeria championed it through ECOWAS. Is it not the same francophone countries that frustrate it at every turn?

Fortunately for Niger, what they have as an advantage is not even their resources. It's how strategic they're in America's interest; Keeping terrorism away from their interest.

[/b]It's not an easy way out for ECOWAS and Nigeria. Juntas are not welcomed[b]. But I think military intervention is going to be a weak way to convey that

bidexiii:


Well said @-odunayaw, they don't even have the economic wealth to fight a full scale war.
On the other side of the coin, I think the people are also tired of French and western dominance on there natural resources. How can a country be blessed in Gold and Uranium which are in high demand be so poor and struggling to fight terrorist.
Sometimes i do ask what are the French doing in all these countries and yet JNIM, AQIM and ISWAP are flourishing in these region.

bidexiii:
Proforce, Nigeria's leading manufacturer of defence products, showcased its extensive range of cutting-edge military armament at the Nigerian Army Day Celebration (NADCEL 2023). Vice-President Senator Kashim Shettima, Chief of Army Staff, and Major General Taoreed Lagbaja toured

bidexiii:



Niger, Mali, and Burkina Faso just had a meeting in Mali to discuss the possibility of a "rapid deployment of Wagner forces to the country.” 🇷🇺🇳🇪🇸🇳🇲🇱


This I getting interesting; please do not doubt any foreign intervention in this freshly grooming conflicts. And I also do not doubt ECOWAS intervention also, there are 50/50% stake in all these !

Faithful007:


[/b]Military Intervention would be Ill thought and can send the entire West Africa into conflict. Just sanction and leave things that way[b]. I'm quite sure that in three years time, those countries will be the ones begging for foreign intervention.

Meanwhile I think ECOWAS should collaborate to form a joint task force for coup deterrence and quick response in the remaining democratic member states. With at least 3000 troops in every state, stationed around the power center.

Most of these guys carry out this coup because there's no real threat of conflict from the army. When there is a good chance of death very few will think of it.

Faithful007:


Military Intervention would be Ill thought and can send the entire West Africa into conflict. Just sanction and leave things that way. I'm quite sure that in three years time, those countries will be the ones begging for foreign intervention.

Meanwhile I think ECOWAS should collaborate to form a joint task force for coup deterrence and quick response in the remaining democratic member states. With at least 3000 troops in every state, stationed around the power center.

Most of these guys carry out this coup because there's no real threat of conflict from the army. When there is a good chance of death very few will think of it.