Kalashnikov49:
So if the so called pipeline is bombed to dust particles NIGERIA will bleed abi,?

Where does that has pipeline start from sef? Oh ok..SE abi? Come and Collect gas ..useless people..spits

raskymonojendor:

Cannibal from the Red mud region. Why are you bent on derailing this educative thread. Don't you have IPOb terrorism to worry about in the SADEast

raskymonojendor:

In your wild IPOB brain abi

Kalashnikov49:
SADwaste is better...na we get the diss lamba . Gerrit?

The GAS na SE e dey abi...you want GAS abi? You will understand soonest...Niggaz are just watching your foolishness. You will bleed terribly..

Useless parasitic 1 NIGERIA unity BEGGARS will never get Gas transport from the SE region..that is as clear as daylight.

raskymonojendor:

You are not the brightest bulb in the shed. The gas is comi g from Warri and not the cursed red mud region where IPOB is using you lot for target practice

Blue3k:


The coupist didn't theaten the project but that's a decent reason. Which backer are you referring to BTW according to Wikipedia there's three backers. NNPC, Niger Republic and some French company. Who pulling out thus far.

raskymonojendor:

On the Nigerian part, Islamic development bank (ISDB) is one of the financiers. On the Morrocan side, ISDB and OPEC funds.

Kalashnikov49:
Who feeds Warri, ? So you feel Warri has Natural Gas deposits? You are truly blessed with being dumb. Keep the hallucinations strong. Propaganda feeds stupidity.

Blue3k:


Which one has cold feet thus far? Im pretty sure nigeria's interests are safe in military dictorship or democracy.

raskymonojendor:

You want them to react immediately. The coup was just last week or 2.

How are you sure? In 2023, no reasonable country or financial organization like to deal with an undemocratic and unconstitutional country. Even Russia is avoiding Niger republic and have condemned the coup.

raskymonojendor:

Definitely not from the cursed red mud South east

Throwback:
Is Cameroun under ECOWAS?

I is a one-off, 2 is a coincidence, 3 is a pattern.

It is time to put an end to the pattern of military junta that want to begin creeping all over West Africa.

We will not go back to the '80s and '90s.

The resistance starts now so that others that might be thinking of it in Benin or Togo or Ghana or Nigeria, would be fully aware that they will not be allowed to rule.

Throwback:
Is Cameroun under ECOWAS?

I is a one-off, 2 is a coincidence, 3 is a pattern.

It is time to put an end to the pattern of military junta that want to begin creeping all over West Africa.

We will not go back to the '80s and '90s.

The resistance starts now so that others that might be thinking of it in Benin or Togo or Ghana or Nigeria, would be fully aware that they will not be allowed to rule.

Throwback:
Is Cameroun under ECOWAS?

I is a one-off, 2 is a coincidence, 3 is a pattern.

It is time to put an end to the pattern of military junta that want to begin creeping all over West Africa.

We will not go back to the '80s and '90s.

The resistance starts now so that others that might be thinking of it in Benin or Togo or Ghana or Nigeria, would be fully aware that they will not be allowed to rule.

grandstar:


That's why I feel Tinubu is heaping pressure on the coupist. Coups seem contagious.

West Africa has experienced coups in Guinea, Mali, Burkina Faso and now Niger. Yes, the Liliputians Benin and Togo may be next.

Who knows whether Nigeria which suffered extremely horribly from military rule from 1985-1999 whose legacies can be seen in fantastically corruption among those in power with zero consequence may be next.

raskymonojendor:
Some of Nigeria's asset runs through Niger republic. The $25 billion Nigeria-Morocco gas pipeline runs through that country.

The military could destroy the pipeline, or the islamist celebrating the exit of France after the coup could take over the pipeline and use it for blackmail purposes. The french military had been helping the Niger republic army to hold back the jihadist trying to dominate the country.