Nigeria's Military Will Teach Burkina Faso, Mali, Niger The Lesson Of Their Lives - Fani-Kayode

Former Minister of Aviation and chieftain of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC), Femi Fani-Kayode on Tuesday said Nigeria will teach the military forces of Niger, Mali and Burkina Faso a bitter lesson if they make any further threat.

In a post on his Facebook page, Fani-Kayode wrote "The military Governments of Mali and Burkina Faso have said that "any attack on Niger Republic by ECOWAS will be regarded as an act of war".

"This is a pitiful and nonsensical threat from two pitiful and nonsensical unelected Governments headed by tin pot military dictators".

"The biggest mistake that the mutinous rebels and military usurpers of Burkina Faso, Mali, Niger and their allies can ever make is to underestimate the fighting force and indomitable spirit of the Nigerian military and the sense of solidarity that we as a people kindle, muster and cultivate when confronted in the field of battle by a foreign foe".

"We may have challenges and issues in our country but when at war against foreign armies on foreign soil we have NEVER been overwhelmed or defeated. History proves that.

We are slow to anger but irrestiable in battle and if the Burkinabe, Malian or the Nigerien Army test our will we shall bring them to their knees and teach them the lesson of their lives.

Threatening great Nigeria with war is no small matter and, if carried out, will prove costly for them.

Simply put we would crush them like maggots under our feet and send them back to the stone ages where they belong.

(FFK)
https://worldviewafrica.com/nigerias-military-will-teach-burkina-faso-mali-niger-the-lesson-of-their-lives-fani-kayode/

See this guy'' sha my state is far from aso rock and borders.

When then gods want to kill somebody they first make him mad.
The biggest mistake unconstitutional will make is to go fight the coup in niger.

Do you want Nigeria to colonise them in this 21st century?

The problem ECOWAS will encounter is a lack of public support from Niger Republic civilians.

moral high..

Lets crush them

bennybuhari:
Nigeria's Military Will Teach Burkina Faso, Mali, Niger The Lesson Of Their Lives - Fani-Kayode

Former Minister of Aviation and chieftain of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC), Femi Fani-Kayode on Tuesday said Nigeria will teach the military forces of Niger, Mali and Burkina Faso a bitter lesson if they make any further threat.

In a post on his Facebook page, Fani-Kayode wrote "The military Governments of Mali and Burkina Faso have said that "any attack on Niger Republic by ECOWAS will be regarded as an act of war".

"This is a pitiful and nonsensical threat from two pitiful and nonsensical unelected Governments headed by tin pot military dictators".

"The biggest mistake that the mutinous rebels and military usurpers of Burkina Faso, Mali, Niger and their allies can ever make is to underestimate the fighting force and indomitable spirit of the Nigerian military and the sense of solidarity that we as a people kindle, muster and cultivate when confronted in the field of battle by a foreign foe".

"We may have challenges and issues in our country but when at war against foreign armies on foreign soil we have NEVER been overwhelmed or defeated. History proves that.

We are slow to anger but irrestiable in battle and if the Burkinabe, Malian or the Nigerien Army test our will we shall bring them to their knees and teach them the lesson of their lives.

Threatening great Nigeria with war is no small matter and, if carried out, will prove costly for them.

Simply put we would crush them like maggots under our feet and send them back to the stone ages where they belong.

(FFK)
https://worldviewafrica.com/nigerias-military-will-teach-burkina-faso-mali-niger-the-lesson-of-their-lives-fani-kayode/

Nothing surprise me from the Chest beaters, this fool couldn't help his people to recover Ilorin from fluanis , spit

Somebody should check if he's holding a plate of gbegiri.

FFK should not mind the fools.
They are scared that if Niger coup fails, they might be the next target.

How did this man become a minister of aviation? Talk is cheap! It's easy to come on social media and write NONSENSE because you won't go to Niger to fight the junta. War must be avoided at all cost.

Someone suggested that Tinubu should use diplomatic means to settle the matter by sending Buhari. Buhari is close to Niger Rep. I think it's a brilliant idea.

If Nigeria must use military intervention, which I am totally against, there must be consensus among more than 2/3 of ECOWAS member states and they must be willing to deploy their military as part of ECOMOG mission in Niger.

Perfectly said

Nnamdi Kanu prophecy go soon come to pass

I wouldn’t be so sure, when nothing has worked properly in Nigeria in the past eight years. Especially our security forces that are too busy with petty internal politics to work in synchronization. Better to err on the side of caution and 'glass handle' the situation with care, than to foolishly rush headlong into a fight of indeterminate outcome because of a fragile ego.

This Exactly what I call a typical Yoruba man and his gibberish..

Boko has been in Nigeria since 2005..

Bandits dealing with northwest

Herdsmen running Yoruba land .. and dealing ruthlessly ..

Nigerian soldiers never eradicate any.. instead na money dem Dey sort .. to bandits and boko men..as ransoms .

Now to go fight sovereign country with its own Allie’s be the next..

If you follow an average Yoruba man mouth..you’re on your own..

Ask buhari, Gowon, Ojukwu.. they know better ..

Wetin we know..

Druggie na Yoruba god already..

Make e happen so people prick go fall… make we fit rest ..

Lol... Funny man. Na u wan fight the fight?

I strongly doubt this statement emanated from Femi Fani-Kayode.

Even he is not this foolish!

Enu Po.

This guy get mouth

Nigerian Army should draft FFK and put him in front to lead. He can inspire with words and give a rallying speech

Instigator when the time is right you will be at the war front, tell us if war is won by blabbing

MadamExcellency:
Do you want Nigeria to colonise them in this 21st century?

The problem ECOWAS will encounter is a lack of public support from Niger Republic civilians.

That's why I call him fuq face Kayode. He powders his nose so he can talk rubbish.

The clown's feeding allowance has gone down, the bigot is looking for a means to get his pocket funded again, we knows his antics 🤠😎

Lesson teachers! The clown is back.

This hungry unstable drug addict is urging tinibu on.

Shey na u wan go fight them Abi,mumu talk

tishbite42:
Nnamdi Kanu prophecy go soon come to pass

Sorry please can you enlighten me about the prophecy

This man again

Oga no be your mates dem dey screen as ministers so...

Wetin come sup

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZUeAmdVoe6s

Mali and Burkina Faso Warn ECOWAS - Niger Intervention Considered 'Declaration of War'

Military government in Burkina Faso and Mali have warned that any military intervention in Niger to restore deposed President Mohamed Bazoum would be considered a "declaration of war" against their two countries.

Boko Haram & Bandits still dey threaten farmers for North East now now.

When you re awaken by Yoruba drums of war ,, go back to sleep , nothing will happen -Ibb 1993

It's very funny. I am not a Tinubu fan but those glamouring for military rule are senseless and foolish. Nigeria is going the way of Venezuela and all the youths know about it's country is to demand for military rule?? Do you people even read or you follow the trend on social media Read history. All Nigeria needs right now is to revitalize oil sector and diversify just like Norway and Saudi Arabia. Else we're doomed for ever. Whether civilian or military rule. In fact Africans needs to start producing and stop consuming! That's our basic problems not the West or China. They just took advantage of our weaknesses!

Tinububalls:
Somebody should check if he's holding a plate of gbegiri.

Madam Kayode....

Werey

Rubbish
You want to teach another country lesson when insecurity, hunger and hardship is teaching Nigerians a bigger lesson