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Un, Us Press Nigeria On Removal Of Gbagbo - Gej Please Send Them Invoice by koruji(m): 4:11am On Jan 16, 2011 |
It is amazing how Nigeria is again being asked to do a yeoman's job. What became of our 10s of billion $ spent in Liberia while the country wallow in darkness. They keep forgetting that we don't have enough to take care of our needs in the first place. We are going to be borrowing 1/3 of our budget for this year and a war in Ivory Coast is not even included. I hope these two powers will put up or stop goading Nigeria to go invade another country. We can do this but GEJ needs to send them an invoice to be backed up by deposit of full amount and insurance for any of our countrymen that may fall in the line of fire. Simple as ABC Sunday, 16 January 2011 00:00 From Laolu Akande, New York News - Nationalhttp://www.ngrguardiannews.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=35627:un-us-press-nigeria-on-forceful-removal-of-gbagbo-in-ivory-coast&catid=1:national&Itemid=559 |
Re: Un, Us Press Nigeria On Removal Of Gbagbo - Gej Please Send Them Invoice by Beaf: 4:33am On Jan 16, 2011 |
The International community has long since promised to help with what they termed, "logistics." |
Re: Un, Us Press Nigeria On Removal Of Gbagbo - Gej Please Send Them Invoice by Olaedo1: 4:37am On Jan 16, 2011 |
Beaf: Who and how many countries are actually the "international community"? |
Re: Un, Us Press Nigeria On Removal Of Gbagbo - Gej Please Send Them Invoice by Nobody: 7:17am On Jan 16, 2011 |
America went to war at iraq without UN back up so y cant dey do same in IVC nw? They keep telling us how important Nigeria is in Africa which we already knw and dnt need to prove what already knw by sending troups to IVC. US dnt want to futher deplate their economy further snc its yet to recover from its erratic misadventure in iraq and they are nw pulling out thier army out of iraq but they want us to go do their bidding for them because its cheaper in terms of logistics us to do the job than US or UN to execute. If US & UN dint ask Saudi Arabia to invade iraq and kick sadam out though in d same region but US did it with its allies then whats stopping them from repeating same in IVC and d rest of African countries dat has leaders that has bin there for over 30yrs and UN parly with this guys without qualms. Abiola ran to them to help enforce his mandate but they dint sent UN troups to Kick IBB's ass out but are so desprate to do such in IVC and it must be Nigeria dat will carry out that task, y must we be d1? They can do it themselves after all they ve bin doing same for decades. Pls GEJ shld tell dis guys dat his very busy at d moment and dat Nigeria has more pressing issues to sort out than dis distractions with another countries problem. They predicted Nigeria will sn disintegrate, dey say Nigeria is so important to the world! Contradiction contradictions all d way. Pls dey shld let us be, we are nt fairing better either der4 france shld finish what it started over their in IVC and stop instigating US & UN to dangle a few $notes on FGN faces to go and do their bidding for them all in d name of ECOMOG, if they hard good intentions they shld ve seek for d assistance of AU to resolve these issues nt tru dis divide & rule strategy by by-passing AU which is bigger than ECOWAS, i smell a rat! Pls leave us out of dis for i knw same fate awaits Nigeria in future when they are done with us, WHAT GOES ARND DO COMES ARND. Wise up NIGERIA |
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