A common theme that's been the hallmark of Nigeria's civilian leadership since the return of democracy is that Nigeria must abide by the rules of the International Community, wheather its Nigeria keeping shut as its territory is carved out and given to its tiny neighbors or its dociliy in the face of overwhelming evidence of external complicity in stirring civil strife and violence in Nigeria. For nearly two decades the message Nigeria's leadership has sent to the outside world is that Nigeria is a flawed nation. A nation of whimps, and no matter what they do to Nigeria, we will smile and look the other way in the spirit of big brotherliness.

The strategy of Nigeria's incompetent, unpatriotic and corrupt leadership is of unconditional engagement with Nigeria's enemies combined with a relentless penchant for apology, making it a recipe for more act of sabotage and attack. Maybe if Abuja wasn't so far away from the epicentre our leaders will be More proactive in defending Nigeria's core interest. The overall effect of this has been to weaken Nigeria's power in th region rather than strengthen it.

ECOWAS is %80 Nigerian funded, but had it gotten us any appreciation?

Take Ghana for instance. The country with a life long obsession for competition with Nigeria, no matter how trivial. Nigerians are victimised in Ghana because " we run drug trafficking rings and we steal their women". Nigerian students studying in Ghana are exploited financially because they believe we are so wealthy.

Nigeria recently eclipsed both China and the U.S as the biggest foreign direct investors in Ghana yet unfair trade practises are carried out against Nigerians. Nollywood movies are banned. Nigerian producers are fined ridiculous amounts of money to market movies in Ghana.

But the biggest assault on Nigeria as a whole has not come from its Anglophone beneficiary partners in West Africa, but rather from our life long major geopolitical foes :

Francophone West Africa.

The following are a list of the 5 times Nigeria has been directly attacked and 5 times our leaders have coward like scared cats.

SEPTEMBER 2012

Given a 72 hour warning, the government of Cameroon opened the flood gates of two dams- the Lagdo and Riga dams on Nigeria. The effect of this on Nigeria was akin to a nuclear bomb detonation on Nigeria. The flood occured at night while victims were asleep, leaving them no opportunity to salvage propety.

Two million Nigerians are displaced.
5,000 villages are wiped out around Adamawa are submerged.
50,000 homes are destroyed.
300 Nigerians lost their lives.

Economic cost : N2.6 trillion.

Aerial of Lokoja city destroyed. It will take two 10 kiloton nuclear device to cause this much devastation.

Nigerians were furious and demanded punitive reprisals. How did the Nigerian government react? The Director of Dam Services at the Federal Ministry of Water Resources, Emmanuel Adanu said " the Cameroonian authorities did nothing wrong when they released excess water from 4th Lagdo dam and caused massive flooding in hundreds of communities.

JANUARY 2015.

Two thousand Chadian troops backed by two hundred ground vehicles and helicopter gunships crossed into Nigerian, carried out airstrikes against Boko Haram targets and captured the city of BAGA without the consent of the Nigerian government..... No your eyes are not playing tricks on you.

Nigeria's defende spokesman Chris Olukolade said it was against the law. He revealed that the government was unaware of the deployments but said that he would need to "verify" This is what regional power Nigeria could muster in response. (It's ok to cry.).

Can you imagine Mexico invading America and annexing Texas, and General Matt is saying " America is unaware but he would need to verify"?

Just when you think it coukdnt get any works than this you are proven wrong.

Chadian President Idris Derby himself said in a press conference :

“We answered the call of (Cameroon’s) President Paul Biya. We cannot remain indifferent to what happens to our neighbours. Cameroon must not be left alone to face this threat that has so hurt innocent people in Cameroon and in Nigeria” .

The last to Chadian troops invaded Nigeria they were routed by the Nigerian army, leaving 200 Chadian troops dead. Those who managed to break the encirclement and escaped were pummeled by Nigerian Air Force MiG -21's. Those who survived the air attack were chased by the Nigerian army across the border right into Chad until they were a kilometre away from the capital.

DECEMBER 2015

Hundreds of heavily armed Cameroonian soldiers cross into Nigeria, killed 70 Nigerians civilians in Gwoza Borno State. Another batch of troops entered Kiraa village and asked the local villagers where Boko Haram insurgents were, before the could answer they ooened fire, killing another 60, burnt down the entire villages and sent hundreds fleeing.

JANUARY 2016.

Cameroonian BIR (Special Forces) crossed into Nigerian territory under the pretext of pursuing Boko Haram and unleashed rocket propelled grenades indiscriminately, killing 24 Nigerian villagers. Eye witnesses said he watched Cameroonian soldiers dragg away two elderly men and shot them in the outskirts of the village.

JULY 2017.

Cameroonian Gendarmes kill 90 Nigerians in Bakassi over their refusal to pay N100,000 for boat engine fee. Those not shot were beaten to death. The escaped by jumping into the water and swam for hours until they got to Ikang Jerry aroynd 3:am in the morning. Many drowned.

This is what Africa's richest nation have been reduced to. Nigerians are today the most persecuted Africans today because we have as leaders incompetent criminals who coukdnt care less about the sufferings of the people. Can we truly call ourselves the regional power when our military is the smallest and weakest its being since the civil war. We cannot even protect our very own borders.

In the last 3 fiscal years our defence spending has averaged $5 billion dollars, not including the extra seperate $1 billion allocate to by arms. Pakistan, a country roughly in size to Nigeria spends $$7 billion annually on defence, just $2 billion more than Nigeria. Yet they have been able to build up a military strong enough to stand up to India.
The Pakistani Air Force flies nearly 500 F-16's and fields a complement of JF-17, MiG-29. Pakistan does not have access to credit facilities it can finance with its oil yet they take the defence of their country seriously.

Enter Nigeria. 19th richest economy on Earth. Africa's first trillion dollar economy. 6th largest exporter of oil in the world and 4th largest exporter of Liquified Natural Gas. 40 billion barrels in proven oil reserve worth as estimated $4 trillion today. Yet we can only boost of 6 F-7N interceptors to defend Nigeria's airspace. Tiny countries whose combined military is less the size of the Nigeria police force infiltrate our borders at will. They kill our citizens at will. Actions that will be regarded as an act of war elsewhere are the routine her. We keep deceiving ourselves b pretending to be a regional military power.

We have become a nation of whimps. A disgrace. We have the most educated populace in Africa. Nigerians are the best educated of all ethnic nationalities in the United States, eclipsing China, South Korea and Japan, yet we find ourselves led by people who struggle with articulation. We are the world's smartest people led by the world's dumbest and most corrupt politicians. Generations of Nigerians have been wasted because of the stupidity and greed of our leaders. If this continues we will not have much of a country left in a decade.

https://defensenigeria.blog/2017/10/17/five-times-cameroon-attacked-nigeria-how-nigerias-leaders-has-humiliated-a-superpower/

It's insane that Nigeria takes so much nonsense from these weaker countries. How can we be in trade block and have our movies banned in Ghana. They are simply trying to negate our soft power influence. This one of the issues I have with ECOWAS as trade block is the man exceptions that hinder free trade.

Nigeria recently eclipsed both China and the U.S as the biggest foreign direct investors in Ghana yet unfair trade practises are carried out against Nigerians. Nollywood movies are banned. Nigerian producers are fined ridiculous amounts of money to market movies in Ghana.

Matters like this should be taken to court.

The parts about securing our borders and building up military weaponry is important. The fact is these countries show consistent disrespect and the only way to teach them is with show of force. The 2015 dam situation should have been discussed so we could coordinate. The water level didon't suddenly rise one evening.

I ve said it repeatedly again and again that Nigeria is doomed beyond redemption. If a country can not protect its citizens, such a country doesn’t deserve the loyalty and patroitism of its citizens and above all that country is not worth dying for.
Nigeria has no future. A nation with no short or medium term development plan not to talk of a long one.
If it is to flex muscle on its citizens like IPOB, Odi and Zaki-biam massacres they will not hesitate to do so but wud footdrag in facing external aggression.

As d masses continue to fool themselves and allow themselves to be divided by both religion and tribe, the status quo has come to stay forever.

When some often say Nigeria has d best military I laugh. They often refer to its successes in Liberia and Sierra Leone as if those rag-tag rebels were any match even for cadets in a junior military academy. Of course we love to celebrate mediocrity.

If there was to be war now, Chad wud beat Nigeria hands down as they had learnt from their bitter defeat in d hands of d Nigerians when Buhari was d GOC 3 Armoured Division, Jos. The fleet of fighter planes Nigeria has is so laughable that for military analyst we ve all reasons to be ashamed of the nation’s military.
Chadian troops have proven to be an effective fighting force that even mighty French relied on them to d dirty job of dealing with Islamic terrorists in Mali while Nigerian troops where only good at mounting roadblocks. Chadian troops took the fight to Boko Haram in Gamboru Ngala which was a no-go area for our military as Boko Haram turned that place to a graveyard for our military. We all know how mercenaries mainly from South Africa and rogue agents frim Ukraine where used at the height of the military’s success in d war against Boko Haram during GEJ’s time close to d election.

Of course, the Nigerian military can’t win wars without foreign mercenaries as they did during the Biafran war where Egyptian pilots where extensively used to weaken Biafran defences.

Hmm, *in deep thoughts* God save Nigerians

Blue3k:
It's insane that Nigeria takes so much nonsense from these weaker countries. How can we be in trade block and have our movies banned in Ghana. They are simply trying to negate our soft power influence. This one of the issues I have with ECOWAS as trade block is the man exceptions that hinder free trade.


Matters like this should be taken to court.

The parts about securing our borders and building up military weaponry is important. The fact is these countries show consistent disrespect and the only way to teach them is with show of force. The 2015 dam situation should have been discussed so we could coordinate. The water level didon't suddenly rise one evening.

Nigerian investors spend $16 Billion in Ghana annually. 71,000 Nigerian students I Ghana pay N160 billion in tuition fee. The Ghanaians are a weird bunch. They leverage on our movies. They even created Gollywood..which is ridiculous. Yet unable to compete they ban Nigerian movies and producers..an illegal act in te ECOWAS Charter. Same with music. They try to leverage on the popularity of Nigeria music...unable to compete they wrote a petition to DSTV protesting the dominance of Nigerian contents on DSTV.
On the political and security front they are traitors. They supported the proposed AFRICOM when Nigeria opposed it. They cheered and beat their chest with pride when Obama flew over Nigeria to Ghana to give a speech that was clearly a jab on Nigeria.

SSBN:

This is what Africa's richest nation have been reduced to. Nigerians are today the most persecuted Africans today because we have as leaders incompetent criminals who coukdnt care less about the sufferings of the people. Can we truly call ourselves the regional power when our military is the smallest and weakest its being since the civil war. We cannot even protect our very own borders.

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You keep talking about defense, what about within the country, Fulani Militias have been wiping out villages and massacring helpless citizens and the president have the audacity to tell us the perpetrators were Libyans, and nothing was done about it; can you imagine our president's allegiance lies in Futa-Jalon and not Nigeria? Do you know the security risk the Fula hegemony have caused the nation with their sheer stupidity, who are the sponsors of boko haram that have killed at-least 500 Nigerian soldiers with sophisticated weapons and IED? We must get to the root of these matters before Nigeria can start the process of repairing its image in Africa.

When we say Nigeria is a paper tiger, people think we say so out of hate.


Imagine killing Nigerians at Bakassi region and no military response.


Well, everyone knows that Nigeria is not a country but a slave camp for those who love the oil wealth of the NigerDeltans.

Except bakasi the rest of what you wrote seems circumstancial. The ghanian issues requires a legal response. not the poor nationalism you are trying to whip.

About spending on armaments. .. at every point every country has its priority trying to prove you are a big bad wolf when you have kids to feed is just not prudent.

Nigeria military needs arms and man power build up. The money we waste on junk is terrible. I would cite the $600 million purchase of 12 Embraer A-29 Super Tucano when that sort of money could buy multiple SU-30 jets. Then they developed a domestic arms manufacturing industry. Ours is still in infancy and would be bettered with private sector participation. Nigeria wants to partner with foreign companies anyway.

In terms of development Pakistan and Nigeria aren't too far off. It's baseless to say Nigeria too poor to invest really. Besides it's not an overnight process anyway.

In the last 3 fiscal years our defence spending has averaged $5 billion dollars, not including the extra seperate $1 billion allocate to by arms. Pakistan, a country roughly in size to Nigeria spends $$7 billion annually on defence, just $2 billion more than Nigeria. Yet they have been able to build up a military strong enough to stand up to India.
The Pakistani Air Force flies nearly 500 F-16's and fields a complement of JF-17, MiG-29.

I can understandthe tutorial price difference. It's their tax dollars that pay for the school and probably subsidies the educationfor population at university level. In US the difference is just as outrageousif you're out of state. Don't talk about out of the country. Here's an example from University of Texas at Dallas for 12 credit hours. Resident meaning from state. AFRICOM I agree.

Resident: $5,764
Non Resident: $14,828

SSBN:

Nigerian investors spend $16 Billion in Ghana annually. 71,000 Nigerian students I Ghana pay N160 billion in tuition fee. The Ghanaians are a weird bunch. They leverage on our movies.

On the political and security front they are traitors. They supported the proposed AFRICOM when Nigeria opposed it.

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SSBN:


[s]Nigerian investors spend $16 Billion in Ghana annually. 71,000 Nigerian students I Ghana pay N160 billion in tuition fee. The Ghanaians are a weird bunch. They leverage on our movies. They even created Gollywood..which is ridiculous. Yet unable to compete they ban Nigerian movies and producers..an illegal act in te ECOWAS Charter. Same with music. They try to leverage on the popularity of Nigeria music...unable to compete they wrote a petition to DSTV protesting the dominance of Nigerian contents on DSTV.
On the political and security front they are traitors. They supported the proposed AFRICOM when Nigeria opposed it. They cheered and beat their chest with pride when Obama flew over Nigeria to Ghana to give a speech that was clearly a jab on Nigeria.

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RUBBISH

SSBN:


Nigerian investors spend $16 Billion in Ghana annually. 71,000 Nigerian students I Ghana pay N160 billion in tuition fee. The Ghanaians are a weird bunch. They leverage on our movies. They even created Gollywood..which is ridiculous. Yet unable to compete they ban Nigerian movies and producers..an illegal act in te ECOWAS Charter. Same with music. They try to leverage on the popularity of Nigeria music...unable to compete they wrote a petition to DSTV protesting the dominance of Nigerian contents on DSTV.
On the political and security front they are traitors. They supported the proposed AFRICOM when Nigeria opposed it. They cheered and beat their chest with pride when Obama flew over Nigeria to Ghana to give a speech that was clearly a jab on Nigeria.

16 billion dollars kor, 16 billion zimbabwe dollars ni.
Joker.
Lolz!!

SSBN:
A common theme that's been the hallmark of Nigeria's civilian leadership since the return of democracy is that Nigeria must abide by the rules of the International Community, wheather its Nigeria keeping shut as its territory is carved out and given to its tiny neighbors or its dociliy in the face of overwhelming evidence of external complicity in stirring civil strife and violence in Nigeria. For nearly two decades the message Nigeria's leadership has sent to the outside world is that Nigeria is a flawed nation. A nation of whimps, and no matter what they do to Nigeria, we will smile and look the other way in the spirit of big brotherliness.

The strategy of Nigeria's incompetent, unpatriotic and corrupt leadership is of unconditional engagement with Nigeria's enemies combined with a relentless penchant for apology, making it a recipe for more act of sabotage and attack. Maybe if Abuja wasn't so far away from the epicentre our leaders will be More proactive in defending Nigeria's core interest. The overall effect of this has been to weaken Nigeria's power in th region rather than strengthen it.

ECOWAS is %80 Nigerian funded, but had it gotten us any appreciation?

Take Ghana for instance. The country with a life long obsession for competition with Nigeria, no matter how trivial. Nigerians are victimised in Ghana because " we run drug trafficking rings and we steal their women". Nigerian students studying in Ghana are exploited financially because they believe we are so wealthy.

Nigeria recently eclipsed both China and the U.S as the biggest foreign direct investors in Ghana yet unfair trade practises are carried out against Nigerians. Nollywood movies are banned. Nigerian producers are fined ridiculous amounts of money to market movies in Ghana.

But the biggest assault on Nigeria as a whole has not come from its Anglophone beneficiary partners in West Africa, but rather from our life long major geopolitical foes :

Francophone West Africa.

The following are a list of the 5 times Nigeria has been directly attacked and 5 times our leaders have coward like scared cats.

SEPTEMBER 2012

Given a 72 hour warning, the government of Cameroon opened the flood gates of two dams- the Lagdo and Riga dams on Nigeria. The effect of this on Nigeria was akin to a nuclear bomb detonation on Nigeria. The flood occured at night while victims were asleep, leaving them no opportunity to salvage propety.

Two million Nigerians are displaced.
5,000 villages are wiped out around Adamawa are submerged.
50,000 homes are destroyed.
300 Nigerians lost their lives.

Economic cost : N2.6 trillion.

Aerial of Lokoja city destroyed. It will take two 10 kiloton nuclear device to cause this much devastation.

Nigerians were furious and demanded punitive reprisals. How did the Nigerian government react? The Director of Dam Services at the Federal Ministry of Water Resources, Emmanuel Adanu said " the Cameroonian authorities did nothing wrong when they released excess water from 4th Lagdo dam and caused massive flooding in hundreds of communities.

JANUARY 2015.

Two thousand Chadian troops backed by two hundred ground vehicles and helicopter gunships crossed into Nigerian, carried out airstrikes against Boko Haram targets and captured the city of BAGA without the consent of the Nigerian government..... No your eyes are not playing tricks on you.

Nigeria's defende spokesman Chris Olukolade said it was against the law. He revealed that the government was unaware of the deployments but said that he would need to "verify" This is what regional power Nigeria could muster in response. (It's ok to cry.).

Can you imagine Mexico invading America and annexing Texas, and General Matt is saying " America is unaware but he would need to verify"?

Just when you think it coukdnt get any works than this you are proven wrong.

Chadian President Idris Derby himself said in a press conference :

“We answered the call of (Cameroon’s) President Paul Biya. We cannot remain indifferent to what happens to our neighbours. Cameroon must not be left alone to face this threat that has so hurt innocent people in Cameroon and in Nigeria” .

The last to Chadian troops invaded Nigeria they were routed by the Nigerian army, leaving 200 Chadian troops dead. Those who managed to break the encirclement and escaped were pummeled by Nigerian Air Force MiG -21's. Those who survived the air attack were chased by the Nigerian army across the border right into Chad until they were a kilometre away from the capital.

DECEMBER 2015

Hundreds of heavily armed Cameroonian soldiers cross into Nigeria, killed 70 Nigerians civilians in Gwoza Borno State. Another batch of troops entered Kiraa village and asked the local villagers where Boko Haram insurgents were, before the could answer they ooened fire, killing another 60, burnt down the entire villages and sent hundreds fleeing.

JANUARY 2016.

Cameroonian BIR (Special Forces) crossed into Nigerian territory under the pretext of pursuing Boko Haram and unleashed rocket propelled grenades indiscriminately, killing 24 Nigerian villagers. Eye witnesses said he watched Cameroonian soldiers dragg away two elderly men and shot them in the outskirts of the village.

JULY 2017.

Cameroonian Gendarmes kill 90 Nigerians in Bakassi over their refusal to pay N100,000 for boat engine fee. Those not shot were beaten to death. The escaped by jumping into the water and swam for hours until they got to Ikang Jerry aroynd 3:am in the morning. Many drowned.

This is what Africa's richest nation have been reduced to. Nigerians are today the most persecuted Africans today because we have as leaders incompetent criminals who coukdnt care less about the sufferings of the people. Can we truly call ourselves the regional power when our military is the smallest and weakest its being since the civil war. We cannot even protect our very own borders.

In the last 3 fiscal years our defence spending has averaged $5 billion dollars, not including the extra seperate $1 billion allocate to by arms. Pakistan, a country roughly in size to Nigeria spends $$7 billion annually on defence, just $2 billion more than Nigeria. Yet they have been able to build up a military strong enough to stand up to India.
The Pakistani Air Force flies nearly 500 F-16's and fields a complement of JF-17, MiG-29. Pakistan does not have access to credit facilities it can finance with its oil yet they take the defence of their country seriously.

Enter Nigeria. 19th richest economy on Earth. Africa's first trillion dollar economy. 6th largest exporter of oil in the world and 4th largest exporter of Liquified Natural Gas. 40 billion barrels in proven oil reserve worth as estimated $4 trillion today. Yet we can only boost of 6 F-7N interceptors to defend Nigeria's airspace. Tiny countries whose combined military is less the size of the Nigeria police force infiltrate our borders at will. They kill our citizens at will. Actions that will be regarded as an act of war elsewhere are the routine her. We keep deceiving ourselves b pretending to be a regional military power.

We have become a nation of whimps. A disgrace. We have the most educated populace in Africa. Nigerians are the best educated of all ethnic nationalities in the United States, eclipsing China, South Korea and Japan, yet we find ourselves led by people who struggle with articulation. We are the world's smartest people led by the world's dumbest and most corrupt politicians. Generations of Nigerians have been wasted because of the stupidity and greed of our leaders. If this continues we will not have much of a country left in a decade.

https://defensenigeria.blog/2017/10/17/five-times-cameroon-attacked-nigeria-how-nigerias-leaders-has-humiliated-a-superpower/

dude stop spewing trash to console your worthless funny soul! your country Nigeria banned products from west from including Ghana. no amount of pleading from ecowas countries made you change your decision. now you are here weeping blood? how laughable.

Nigerian investors have not become the number one client in Ghana so stop telling bogus lies like the liar that you are.

moreover, foreign students are charged in dollars just like any other students in Ghana. go ask the francophone students whether they pay less because they are not Nigerians? you are not giants of anything but just mere tiny ants and the earlier you accept that no one values you people the better for you.

Nigerian soldiers are only good at intimidating, harassing and fighting harmless civilian.

vedaxcool:
Except bakasi the rest of what you wrote seems circumstancial. The ghanian issues requires a legal response. not the poor nationalism you are trying to whip.

About spending on armaments. .. at every point every country has its priority trying to prove you are a big bad wolf when you have kids to feed is just not prudent.

I thought I was the only one that saw it

leathalbeast:
Your country Nigeria banned products from west from including Ghana. No amount of pleading from ecowas countries made you change your decision. now you are here weeping blood? how laughable.

Yeah your right Nigeria does have crazy ban list that does include ECOWAS block. It's counterproductive to have protectionist policy against your partners. Especially if point is having free trade.

Blue3k:
It's insane that Nigeria takes so much nonsense from these weaker countries. How can we be in trade block and have our movies banned in Ghana. They are simply trying to negate our soft power influence. This one of the issues I have with ECOWAS as trade block is the man exceptions that hinder free trade.


Matters like this should be taken to court.

The parts about securing our borders and building up military weaponry is important. The fact is these countries show consistent disrespect and the only way to teach them is with show of force. The 2015 dam situation should have been discussed so we could coordinate. The water level didon't suddenly rise one evening.

so why has your country banned certain ecowas products from entering Nigeria? are we not all in West Africa?
so now why are you panting like a warthog about to feasted upon?

leathalbeast:
dude stop spewing trash to console your worthless funny soul! your country Nigeria banned products from west from including Ghana. no amount of pleading from ecowas countries made you change your decision. now you are here weeping blood? how laughable.

Nigerian investors have not become the number client in Ghana so stop telling bogus lies like the liar that you are.

moreover, foreign students are charged in dollars just like any other students in Ghana. go ask the francophone students whether they pay less because they are no Nigerians? you are not giants of anything but just mere tiny ants and the earlier you accept that no one values you people the better for you.

see painment oooo!

oya start crying!

Nigeria giant of Africa!

leathalbeast:
so why has your country banned certain ecowas products from entering Nigeria? are we not all in West Africa?
so now why are you panting like a warthog about to feasted upon?

I disagree with policy I talk about it yesterday. Besides guy did you not see me agreeing with you? If you read comment I said there's to many exceptions that hinder free trade. If you were losing your mind like rabid dog you'd notice both.

baralatie:

see painment oooo!

oya start crying!

Nigeria giant of Africa!

on the contrary you guys are ones shouting and wailing from relevance from your ecowas brethrens but get this in ecowas whether you are Gambia or Liberia or Nigeria! no one is boss over the other. so get that into your obtuse shaped skull.

Blue3k:


I disagree with policy talk about it yesterday. Just forgot to mention it. Check comment above.

well it's a good thing that you don't support trade ban among ecowas countries but like you know already, leadership is always by example so if your nation can really initiate a real free trade policy with other West African nations then other nations will follow.

leathalbeast:
on the contrary you guys are ones shouting and wailing from relevance from your ecowas brethrens but get this in ecowas whether you are Gambia or Liberia or Nigeria! no one is boss over the other. so get that into your obtuse shaped skull.

were painment again ooo !
get this into blood stream!
the earlier you realize the reason the region of west African is standing is. because Nigeria is standing!
and as long as Nigeria remains the giant of Africa then Ghana, Benin,Togo,sierra Leone,Gambia,Liberia can survive .if not be now all of these countries will be in unimaginable turmoil!
get that into your head!
IMF knows it,USA knows it,The EU knows it

baralatie:

were painment again ooo !
get this into blood stream!
the earlier you realize the reason the region of west African is standing is. because Nigeria is standing!
and as long as Nigeria remains the giant of Africa then Ghana, Benin,Togo,sierra Leone,Gambia,Liberia can survive .if not be now all of these countries will be in unimaginable turmoil!
get that into your head!
IMF knows it,USA knows it,The EU knows it

my friend will you shut that thing you call mouth. Nigeria is nothing compared to other smaller African countries... You don't have basic amenities of life and you are here talking trash

myright:
my friend will you shut that thing you call mouth. Nigeria is nothing compared to other smaller African countries... You don't have basic amenities of life and you are here talking trash

I Berra than all of you join together!

It is strategic not to ruffle waters with Cameroon beyond what it is. Very strategic.

baralatie:

I Berra than all of you join together!

Ewu. I'm a Biafran before you start vomiting your usual trash

myright:
Ewu. I'm a Biafran before you start vomiting your usual trash

tell KANU there is fresh python pepper soup when hei is ready to eat!Nigeria entertain visitors

baralatie:

were painment again ooo !
get this into blood stream!
the earlier you realize the reason the region of west African is standing is. because Nigeria is standing!
and as long as Nigeria remains the giant of Africa then Ghana, Benin,Togo,sierra Leone,Gambia,Liberia can survive .if not be now all of these countries will be in unimaginable turmoil!
get that into your head!
IMF knows it,USA knows it,The EU knows it

LMAO an unwanted king that's trying to enthrone himself hahahaha. oga tell me o, has Nigeria being a supposed giant prevented my country Ghana from going to the IMF?

has it prevented your nation Nigeria from getting aids from danida, usaid, China?

or is it because of Nigeria that the Gambia, Ivory Coast, Liberia, Mali and Sierra Leone wars ended?

dude, your country isn't that relevant, you just like to feel important.
copy dat!

vedaxcool:
Except bakasi the rest of what you wrote seems circumstancial. The ghanian issues requires a legal response. not the poor nationalism you are trying to whip.

About spending on armaments. .. at every point every country has its priority trying to prove you are a big bad wolf when you have kids to feed is just not prudent.

Even if the amount claimed to be spent on defence were actually spent, we ought to see some significant changes.
But the real issue we all know is that more than half of those money budgeted for defence actually goes into private pockets.
We spend a lot here just to get little due to corruption

leathalbeast:
LMAO an unwanted king that's trying to enthrone himself hahahaha. oga tell me o, has Nigeria being a supposed giant prevented my country Ghana from going to the IMF?

has it prevented your nation Nigeria from getting aids from danida, usaid, China?

or is it because of Nigeria that the Gambia, Ivory Coast, Liberia, Mali and Sierra Leone wars ended?

dude, your country isn't that relevant, you just like to feel important.
copy dat!

has your going to IMF reduced Nigeria GDP

is it your country money that is funding ECOWAS!

or is it because you cannot sell dumped imported products to Nigeria that is paining you?

baralatie:

has your going to IMF reduced Nigeria GDP

is it your country money that is funding ECOWAS!

or is it because you cannot sell dumped imported products to Nigeria that is paining you?

lol nope, it's actually you that is pained. you have no power or influence over sh1t, look how Cameroon has been maltreating your citizens! it's a sad site. Its really a pity to be called a Nigerian.

ask Indonesians, Indians, Malaysians they will tell you.

Listen Nigeria is NOT, I repeat, NOT any Africa super power!!!

leathalbeast:
lol nope, it's actually you that is pained. you have no power or influence over sh1t, look how Cameroon has been maltreating your citizens! it's a sad site. Its really a pity to be called a Nigerian.

ask Indonesians, Indians, Malaysians they will tell you.

the last I checked the one that is pained is you anytime you just hear Nigeria is the Giant of Africa!
you just go mad!
and you get angry or not it does not change a thing
Nigeria is the Giant of Africa!
Cameroun also thought they were being smart and now not only are they battling with boko haram insurgency they are battling with separatist groups and agitating regions who were initially part of Nigeria and thought in error not to be part of Nigeria
So Nigeria is just laughing at cameroun!
why Nigeria is way ahead this childish games they are playing!
Indonesia ko!afro Asia ni!
whether they know where Gambia dey sef