garriAndsugar:
If somebody that's been resting abroad still needs to rest again in Nigeria then the warring factions should rest 72hrs also

Meaning? So it's a sin to rest? Pls tell me does he need permission from you or obi or anyone before he can rest? Is he your servant or your houseboy that he can't rest as much as he want? Is he president yet, so what is the fuss about him resting or is that the new topic now?

Sorry Tinubu has his life to live if your obi chose to be walking around onitsha Town and market its his choice and right bro.

alfarouq:
Came across this on Twitter.

Ponzi War

Chucks13:


Meaning? So it's a sin to rest? Pls tell me does he need permission from you or obi or anyone before he can rest? Is he your servant or your houseboy that he can't rest as much as he want? Is he president yet, so what is the fuss about him resting or is that the new topic now?

Sorry Tinubu has his life to live if your obi chose to be walking around onitsha Town and market its his choice and right bro.

Ok spokesperson to the resting lord

Ever8090:
Wetin be their problem for that country sef?...I think them been say na to separate na him be solution to their problem?...them don separate wetin come be their problem again?...

The side that seceded has no issues, South Sudan is a very peaceful Christian nation.
The problem has always been the northern Muslim Sudan, and they still remain a problem to themselves.

....

I watched a documentary on how every thing started in sudan,the problem dated since 2000..

And I know it is bound to escalate,the former civilian president created these whole issue because of his selfish interest.

Imagine creating,funding a different armed group,an independent armed group that don't take command from the countrys military...

Nobody should blame the west over what's happening in sudan.

Benitoh:
Sudanese should seek refuge in either Somalia or kenya, because Nigeria is not better than Sudan at the moment.

The coming of escorbar and osama bin laden as the president select makes Nigeria the biggest prison and hellfire in the whole world.

your Wich will come to pass to only you.

garriAndsugar:

Ok spokesperson to the resting lord

Whatever!!!

TheRealMalcolmX:


One of the reasons why even if Nigeria separates, the status quo will persist. It has never been about north Vs south, Muslim Vs Christian or One tribe Vs another tribe.........It has always been about the elites Vs the masses..............in the struggle for resources..................

All these western countries that keep starting and funding wars so they can sell their weapons should remember that nothing lasts forever.

If it will happen in Nigeria, it will be the Northern part

Abeg na who Sudan epp

irepnaija4eva:



exactly my first thought when I heard the news

This war is purely a northern Sudan affair,south Sudan is not involved.

nairalanda1:


Oga, you should stop blaming others for one's problems

Sudanese people are not robots that are controlled by outsiders. They are human beings with independent thought and action

What is happening here is two men's big egos clashing. Nothing more, nothing less. No one external is involved. Infact, almost every country is screaming at them to stop.

Infact the last thing Ethiopia needs is a crisis in Sudan. On top of the internal issues it has.

You get strength to dy reason with folks who have already been brainwashed with Russian Propaganda ,that the war is about Russia wanting to set up a naval base in the red Sea... people can be so easily decieved, no waste your energy my brother

TheRealMalcolmX:


One of the reasons why even if Nigeria separates, the status quo will persist. It has never been about north Vs south, Muslim Vs Christian or One tribe Vs another tribe.........It has always been about the elites Vs the masses..............in the struggle for resources..................

All these western countries that keep starting and funding wars so they can sell their weapons should remember that nothing lasts forever.

Absolutely correct

Deepthoughts:
This war is purely a northern Sudan affair,south Sudan is not involved.

Oh i see.. That means the southern part made a right choice then...

Ynix:
EXPLAINER: What's Happening in Sudan? (Burhan vs Hemedti)
~ Tosin Adeoti

Source: Facebook

Someone sent me a DM asking for an explainer on what is happening in Sudan in an easy-to-understand format. So here it is:

Why is everyone evacuating their citizens from Sudan?
Serious fighting is taking place in that country to the south of the Sahara.

How did they get here?
The two top generals in the country are fighting - Gen. Abdel-Fattah al-Burhan of the Sudanese army and Gen. Mohammed Hamdan Dagalo (known as Hemedti) of the Rapid Support Forces, RSF (a paramilitary group).

What? Do they not have a president to put them in check?
No, they ganged up to organize a coup to send their president away. In 2019, President Omar al-Bashir was ousted from power. Al-Bashir had been the longest-serving leader of Sudan since the country gained independence in 1956, and the people were just tired of him. He was a really corrupt guy. For instance, $130 million was found in his home. He even went to jail after the coup.

I see. So who is the Head of State?
Gen. Abdel-Fattah Burhan of the Sudanese army is the defacto leader. When al-Bashir was removed, the two groups formed a transitional coalition, called the Sovereign Council, together with civilian groups. A civilian, Abdalla Hamdok, was made Prime Minister. But two years later, in 2021, the two armed groups dislodged him when he asked for a full transition to civilian rule. The PM and multiple government ministers and officials were arrested.

LOL. Sounds familiar.
Not surprised. Gen. Burhan, the head of the army, became the leader, and Gen. Hemedti, the head of the paramilitary group, became his deputy.

Lemme guess...they are the ones fighting now?
That's right.

But how can a paramilitary challenge the army?
Because this paramilitary group called RSF is as powerful as the army. RSF used to have access to the National Intelligence and Security Services of Bashir when he was president. Hemedti, their leader, was Bashir's trusted man. Over the years, Hemedti has forged powerful ties both in the region and internationally. He sent RSF forces to fight Iran-aligned Houthi rebels in Yemen, allying with Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates. All for profit. Gen. Hemedti is considered one of the richest men in Sudan thanks to a range of businesses, including gold mining he had access to when Bashir was president.

Interesting. So what's causing their fight now?
In December 2022, after much pressure from the international community, a new transition plan to democracy was launched. A final deal was due to be signed this April, on the fourth anniversary of the overthrow of long-ruling autocrat Omar al-Bashir. The RSF says the army does not want to absorb them into their midst. The army says it's not so simple and that they have a timetable for the absorption. There are reports that General Burhan is not happy that Hemedti is aligning himself more closely with civilian parties from whom the civilian president may come. Burhan says he supports the idea of returning to civilian rule but that he will only hand over power to an elected government. Hemedti says he's trying to remove himself from Islamist-leaning Bashir loyalists and veterans who have deep roots in the army. There is also the question of who will become the leader of the army after RSF has been integrated into the army.

But why did the army throw the first blow?
The Army said they had to stop RSF because they were deploying troops all over the country. Indeed, no sooner had the fight broken out on April 15 than RSF claimed they had seized the Khartoum airport, the presidential palace, as well as an airport and airbase in Merowe. The Sudanese army dismissed the claims as lies and maintained that it still controls all bases and airports.

Hmmm... what's the situation now?
As of 23 April, more than 420 people have been killed, and more than 3,700 injured, according to the World Health Organization (WHO). The US State Department confirmed on 21 April that an American citizen was also killed. The US isn't taking any chances and has cleared out its embassy in the capital of Khartoum. Other countries, like France, Germany, Japan, and the UK, have also moved to evacuate their diplomats. Thousands of residents have fled using unsafe roads, many to their deaths.

What about Nigerians?
Over 5000 Nigerians are stranded in Sudan right now. Yesterday, the Federal Government said it is waiting for the Sudanese Government to give assurance before evacuating Nigerian students.

Which Sudanese government?
I'm not Nigeria's foreign minister, please.

So, no end in sight?
It doesn't look like the violence is going to end anytime soon. Sudan's army has reportedly said it won't negotiate with the paramilitary forces. Turkey, the US, UAE, Egypt, and others have called for immediate peace and offered to help mediate. Meanwhile, the UN called the situation in Sudan "catastrophic." Some aid groups have also had to postpone humanitarian aid to the country because of the violence. Experts are worried the conflict could turn into a civil war — which could threaten access to freshwater in the Nile, affect gold trade, and create another refugee crisis in the region.

A brilliant overview... These call for true concern globally because of the size of North Sudan and the fear of conflict weapons spreading into wrong hands in other nearby
African countries like the Libyan conflict did.

Same Southern part have been fighting same war since they got their independent too.

irepnaija4eva:


Oh i see.. That means the southern part made a right choice then...

Why see them still they beging to join apc
#Unity
#betternigeriastatingsooninshallah🦅💯🇳🇬🖤🤍🙏

Tntsi:

Bro the thing shock buhari.
The man came back from rest to rest again.
Anyway OBIDATTI is coming to kick start the new Nigeria.

Thanks so much for sharing this wonderful and well detailed write up with us here.

Ynix:
EXPLAINER: What's Happening in Sudan? (Burhan vs Hemedti)
~ Tosin Adeoti

Source: Facebook

Someone sent me a DM asking for an explainer on what is happening in Sudan in an easy-to-understand format. So here it is:

Why is everyone evacuating their citizens from Sudan?
Serious fighting is taking place in that country to the south of the Sahara.

How did they get here?
The two top generals in the country are fighting - Gen. Abdel-Fattah al-Burhan of the Sudanese army and Gen. Mohammed Hamdan Dagalo (known as Hemedti) of the Rapid Support Forces, RSF (a paramilitary group).

What? Do they not have a president to put them in check?
No, they ganged up to organize a coup to send their president away. In 2019, President Omar al-Bashir was ousted from power. Al-Bashir had been the longest-serving leader of Sudan since the country gained independence in 1956, and the people were just tired of him. He was a really corrupt guy. For instance, $130 million was found in his home. He even went to jail after the coup.

I see. So who is the Head of State?
Gen. Abdel-Fattah Burhan of the Sudanese army is the defacto leader. When al-Bashir was removed, the two groups formed a transitional coalition, called the Sovereign Council, together with civilian groups. A civilian, Abdalla Hamdok, was made Prime Minister. But two years later, in 2021, the two armed groups dislodged him when he asked for a full transition to civilian rule. The PM and multiple government ministers and officials were arrested.

LOL. Sounds familiar.
Not surprised. Gen. Burhan, the head of the army, became the leader, and Gen. Hemedti, the head of the paramilitary group, became his deputy.

Lemme guess...they are the ones fighting now?
That's right.

But how can a paramilitary challenge the army?
Because this paramilitary group called RSF is as powerful as the army. RSF used to have access to the National Intelligence and Security Services of Bashir when he was president. Hemedti, their leader, was Bashir's trusted man. Over the years, Hemedti has forged powerful ties both in the region and internationally. He sent RSF forces to fight Iran-aligned Houthi rebels in Yemen, allying with Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates. All for profit. Gen. Hemedti is considered one of the richest men in Sudan thanks to a range of businesses, including gold mining he had access to when Bashir was president.

Interesting. So what's causing their fight now?
In December 2022, after much pressure from the international community, a new transition plan to democracy was launched. A final deal was due to be signed this April, on the fourth anniversary of the overthrow of long-ruling autocrat Omar al-Bashir. The RSF says the army does not want to absorb them into their midst. The army says it's not so simple and that they have a timetable for the absorption. There are reports that General Burhan is not happy that Hemedti is aligning himself more closely with civilian parties from whom the civilian president may come. Burhan says he supports the idea of returning to civilian rule but that he will only hand over power to an elected government. Hemedti says he's trying to remove himself from Islamist-leaning Bashir loyalists and veterans who have deep roots in the army. There is also the question of who will become the leader of the army after RSF has been integrated into the army.

But why did the army throw the first blow?
The Army said they had to stop RSF because they were deploying troops all over the country. Indeed, no sooner had the fight broken out on April 15 than RSF claimed they had seized the Khartoum airport, the presidential palace, as well as an airport and airbase in Merowe. The Sudanese army dismissed the claims as lies and maintained that it still controls all bases and airports.

Hmmm... what's the situation now?
As of 23 April, more than 420 people have been killed, and more than 3,700 injured, according to the World Health Organization (WHO). The US State Department confirmed on 21 April that an American citizen was also killed. The US isn't taking any chances and has cleared out its embassy in the capital of Khartoum. Other countries, like France, Germany, Japan, and the UK, have also moved to evacuate their diplomats. Thousands of residents have fled using unsafe roads, many to their deaths.

What about Nigerians?
Over 5000 Nigerians are stranded in Sudan right now. Yesterday, the Federal Government said it is waiting for the Sudanese Government to give assurance before evacuating Nigerian students.

Which Sudanese government?
I'm not Nigeria's foreign minister, please.

So, no end in sight?
It doesn't look like the violence is going to end anytime soon. Sudan's army has reportedly said it won't negotiate with the paramilitary forces. Turkey, the US, UAE, Egypt, and others have called for immediate peace and offered to help mediate. Meanwhile, the UN called the situation in Sudan "catastrophic." Some aid groups have also had to postpone humanitarian aid to the country because of the violence. Experts are worried the conflict could turn into a civil war — which could threaten access to freshwater in the Nile, affect gold trade, and create another refugee crisis in the region.

Coming to where? How? The earlier people like you face reality, the better. How many votes do you think ObiDatti gather in the core North to assure him 9f victory? Definitely not passable votes.

Tntsi:

Bro the thing shock buhari.
The man came back from rest to rest again.
Anyway OBIDATTI is coming to kick start the new Nigeria.

madridguy:
Same Southern part have been fighting same war since they got their independent too.

Arhh... Wahala everywhere

emmanuelbrown26:
Muslim kantries are too blood tasty. I hv never seen a Muslim kantri in peace before.

Don't think like feather brain type online. If all Muslim communities are known for war, what about Qatar, UAE, Brunei, Kuwait, KSA,

Think beyond hatred my bro

Westphalian war
30yrs war
The Tunnel of cu chi
Hut Tax war
The war between the Church and the philosopher was fought for century

You need to upgrade yourself beyond hatred

May God almighty ease your affairs

Ever8090:
Wetin be their problem for that country sef?...I think them been say na to separate na him be solution to their problem?...them don separate wetin come be their problem again?...

That should tell you that separation will not solve Nigeria’s problems

I tire oh because I know Sudan as poorest country

GeneralPula:
I’m yet to understand what’s going on in Sudan..

Country wey poor wey still dey add to their nemesis..

South Sudan war

Other Sudan war

This is a big lesson for us

Our problem is neither regional or national

But personal

Many can't understand that we should "leave in peace with all mankind"

helinues:
Usa should continue deceiving the gullible people

Without Usa and other western countries agreeing of selling weapons to both factions, those useless military leaders in Sudan wouldn't have gone into this senseless war

Una just too mumu for this app you and that idiot call lhordspy... You all see the news that it was Russia banking the rsf yet all your accusation will go to the US

adams123:


And Christian kantries are the ones supplying them arms to kill themselves. Well-done the sons and daughters of god

Christian and too dummy for my liking while Muslim kantries are too bloody for my liking. They can't do without blood

TheRealMalcolmX:


One of the reasons why even if Nigeria separates, the status quo will persist. It has never been about north Vs south, Muslim Vs Christian or One tribe Vs another tribe.........It has always been about the elites Vs the masses..............in the struggle for resources..................

All these western countries that keep starting and funding wars so they can sell their weapons should remember that nothing lasts forever.

they are not funding wars to sell weapons, they are funding wars for depopulation and ritual sacrifce.
They do not need the money, they own all the money in the world, and when they dont have money they print money and cause inflation.
And when they have printed to much money and need more, they raise your taxes.

OgunKiLhordSpy:


Una just too mumu for this app you and that idiot call lhordspy... [b]You all see the news that it was Russia banking the rsf [/b]yet all your accusation will go to the US

In as much as am Pro-Russia, if the bolded holds true, i do not support russia on this instance, though i get it they may be trying to negate US influence in Northern Sudan

Make dem no stop o Clowns.

Oyibo puppets.

Africans and their quarter sense except me.

If you leave Africans, they'll divid till everybody's Father’s becomes a corntree.

HAVE YOU EVER HEARD THAT AMERICA HAS MADE PEACE BEFORE?

I can assure you that cease fire will not work....... All through history, America has not been know for peace making BUT war, supplying of weapons, color revolution and regime change, military industrial complex etc.
Infact America economy is based on war. military hardwares are the only product made by America for global consumption.

And I can also assure you that this war is a USA proxy war fought on Sudan for American hegemonic interest. War doesn't start by mistake.


The only country that is capable of making peace in Sudan is China. Simple

irepnaija4eva:


Oh i see.. That means the southern part made a right choice then...

Yes the southern part made a right choice but they are also not immune to crisis,most of the crisis in African countries is caused by forceful dominance suppression, oppression n discrimination, Even the present one in Sudan,if it's not one ethnic group against the others, it's one religion especially Muslims against other religions, I'm not a prophet of doom but I'm afraid to say that Nigeria is tilting dangerously towards her own catastrophe, the only solution to Africca's crisis is the acceptance of truth equity n justice.