Na lie

ehikwe22:

You dey mad. You wen never see food chop, wetin concern you and how countries decide to rule themselves?

One Ipob Miscreant spotted 🙄

Ouch

Naijaboy18:

You were never invited. Matter of a fact no one asked you to comment

baralatie:

As in the general himself welcomed sanusi!
I was shocked

I was shocked as well bros. Just the other day, they were protesting against Nigeria.

fergie001:
It's hitting hard: Senior Niger politicians beg Tinubu to lift sanctions


This request is signed and counter-signed by the following:

Mahamane Ousmane is Niger's first democratically elected and fourth President who served from 16 April 1993 until he was deposed in a military coup d'état on 27 January 1996.

He leads the opposition Democratic and Republican Renewal Party.

Amadou Salifou is an ex-President of the Nigerien's National Assembly from 2014-2016.

Seyni Oumarou is an ex-Nigerien Prime Minister (2007-2009) and served as President of Niger's National Assembly (2009-2010). He was again elected President of the National Assembly in 2021, a position he holds until the coup.

Mamane Oumarou is a two-time Nigerien Prime Minister, and has been Mediator of the Republic since 2008.

Mahamadou Danda is an former Nigerien Prime Minister (2010-2011).

Ibrahim Assane Mayaki is a former Nigerien Prime Minister (1997-2000).

Cheffou Amadou is a former Nigerien Prime Minister (1991-1993).

Hama Amadou is a former Nigerien Prime Minister (1995-1996) & (2000-2007) and ex-President of the National Assembly (2011-2014).

Brigi Rafini is a former Nigerien PM (2011-2021)

Amadou Boubacar Cisse is a former Nigerien PM (1996-1997).

Ousseini Tinni is a former President of the National Assembly (2016-2021).

Hamid Algabid is a former Nigerien PM (1983-1988).


SOURCE

...As earlier predicted.

Acekidc4:
President Tinubu and ECOWAS should bring them to their Knees. No soft landing for them. They should be made Scapegoat for others plotting and planning Coups in Countries across Africa. Pummel them with more Stricter Sanctions so they can have Sense.

I really dislike comments like this, it proves you have no idea of the state of things...

Lemme throw you a question, if the sanctions hit Niger as hard as you are illustrating, who get's hit, is it not the people of Niger?

and if the situation becomes unbearable in Niger the resulting humanitarian crisis will be handled by which country, is it not Nigeria that would have to deal with the refugee's from Niger?

just assuming there is an influx of 8 million people from Niger through the very porous northern borders, to add to the insecurity, and hardship currently in Nigeria... who will handle the situation? How many Nigerian families eat three square meals of late?

I will like to remind you that currently, Nigeria is in a very bad economic situation, and a humanitarian crisis from the North as a result of sanctions and military activity is something Nigeria should not even risk.

Infact to even let you know something vital, the people of Niger are actually struggling for their liberation from France... the same France that B.A.T is currently flirting with.

This is a situation that Nigeria should have immediately stepped in as a big brother and played high level diplomacy, using hausa elder statesmen and traditional rulers from the onset, not by using military threats and force.

War experiments at this time is something Nigeria can not afford on various levels

This B.A.T Gbajabiamila led administration is truly something...

Tales by moonlight

Same they couldn't supply Mali, dey play

ivolt:
This must be fake news.
I saw a video where a guy on Youtube said that
Wagner has sent billions of dollars, ICBM missiles, hundreds of reaper drones and food to support Niger coup plotters.
He said the palliative was secretly moved in big trucks under the cover of the night.

Unnecessary sanction! The poor are the ones suffering, your target will never feel the effect of your sanction,so consider the masses.

Winters23:


Don't worry, soon you'll start hearing "attack on Niger is attack on the North"

I say no to Physical War to solve this Niger Crises.

SmartPolician:
Sanctions only affect ordinary people. Those who masterminded the coup will feel nothing.

It will.

People defiance will soon be followed by " nothing is worth this"

raskymonojendor:
Less than a week into the sanctions, and they are already crying. No wonder the Brainless Coupist General quickly rushed to welcome Emir Sanusi

Wait till African Union also impose their own sanctions by the end of this week when their ultimatum expires. A country that 40% of its budget is financed by ECOWAS, AU and the West is doing shakara. Just last year Buhari dashed these Niger soldiers military vehicles and built a rail system for them.

Ps: IPOB members and Obidients will be bitter at this new development. They never want anything good for Nigeria.

its only on nairaland that this document exists.

who do una agbado clowns this thing

Tntsi:
It is a battle of coup plotters
Political coup Vs military coup.
Who will give up?

Suit yourself

I seriously do not understand why Tinubu decided to be used by those in Europe to punish Niger.

Naijaboy18:

You were never invited. Matter of a fact no one asked you to comment

Go and solve your problem alone.

It's now tribal issue.

optimusprime2:

I really dislike comments like this, it proves you have no idea of the state of things...

Lemme throw you a question, if the sanctions hit Niger as hard as you are illustrating, who get's hit, is it not the people of Niger?

and if the situation becomes unbearable in Niger the resulting humanitarian crisis will be handled by which country, is it not Nigeria that would have to deal with the refugee's from Niger?

just assuming there is an influx of 8 million people from Niger through the very porous northern borders, to add to the insecurity, and hardship currently in Nigeria... who will handle the situation?

Infact to even let you know something vital, the people of Niger are actually struggling for their liberation from France... the same France that B.A.T is currently flirting with.

This is a situation that Nigeria should have immediately stepped in as a big brother and played high level diplomacy, using hausa elder statesmen and traditional rulers from the onset, not by using military threats and force.

This B.A.T Gbajabiamila led administration is truly something

Sultan of Sokoto and General Abdulsalam were sent in. They are Northern elder statesmen. However, the Nigeriens prefer to go to the stadium to insult Nigeria and display photoshop pictures of the Nigerian president..

As hunger they bite them now, they are already thinking hard on their actions and are begging for diplomacy. Tinubu would have to resend The same delegation he sent a few days ago.

Were the coup plotters expecting ECOWAS and the African Union to clap for them for toppling a democratically elected president?

Let the headline keep misleading u people o. Are Nigerians not lamenting too?

Rayban25:


its only on nairaland that this document exists.

who do una agbado clowns this thing

You are an Obidient so I don't expect you to be happy with this news

Acekidc4:
President Tinubu and ECOWAS should bring them to their Knees. No soft landing for them. They should be made Scapegoat for others plotting and planning Coups in Countries across Africa. Pummel them with more Stricter Sanctions so they can have Sense.

What's the difference between what Niger people suffering and Nigerians under Tinubu. This is the definition of hypocrisy.

But your people were insulting Tinubu. Una never see anything.

But the sad part is refugees will start trooping to Nigeria. Which is a security treat to our country. Our soldiers need to mount our borders in the north.

Exceed15:


What's the difference between what Niger people suffering and Nigerians under Tinubu. This is the definition of hypocrisy.

LMAO. When you visit Niger republic, you will know suffering get levels.

ivolt:
This must be fake news.
I saw a video where a guy on Youtube said that
Wagner has sent billions of dollars, ICBM missiles, hundreds of reaper drones and food to support Niger coup plotters.
He said the palliative was secretly moved in big trucks under the cover of the night.

Wagner that is busy collecting wotowoto from Al-Qaeda and stranded in Mali abi another Wagner group. hehehe

raskymonojendor:
Less than a week into the sanctions, and they are already crying. No wonder the Brainless Coupist General quickly rushed to welcome Emir Sanusi

Wait till African Union also impose their own sanctions by the end of this week when their ultimatum expires. A country that 40% of its budget is financed by ECOWAS, AU and the West is doing shakara. Just last year Buhari dashed these Niger soldiers military vehicles and built a rail system for them.

Ps: IPOB members and Obidients will be bitter at this new development. They never want anything good for Nigeria.

So na Nigerians no dey cry now? Make una remove the speck from una eyes first

Sanctions are always against the masses and not the coup plotters

FreeStuffsNG:
They are still playing. Let them go and see what happened to all those who stood in the way of Nigeria in DSS rehabilitation camp.

Niger needs Nigeria. They can NEVER do without Nigeria. That coup Leader knows there is nowhere to go than to do the wish of Nigeria.

The moment you see the same people who supported Mr Peter Obi , Mr Nnamdi Kanu etc supporting the coupists, I knew the coupists are jinxed with bad luck of not getting their wish. Nobody or nothing they support ever ends well. Check my signature for free stuffs!

Na talk u talk

Kapeter:
Wagner that is busy collecting wotowoto from Al-Qaeda and stranded in Mali abi another Wagner group. hehehe

You are not current.
Go to Youtube and confirm!

raskymonojendor:

Sultan of Sokoto and General Abdulsalam were sent in. They prefer to go to the stadium to insult Nigeria and display photoshop pictures of the Nigerian president..

As hunger they bite them now, they are already thinking hard on their actions. Where they expecting ECOWAS and the African Union to clap for them for toppling a democratically elected president?

The issue is: Niger was suffering right from the get go...
I was shocked to even recently discover that those guys are the number one exporters of Uranium to France. Yet, they remain as poor as ever.
They simply revolted because their Government was just fattening France, while the masses suffered... in such situations, if a coup did not even occur, then a revolution would have been around the corner regardless.

The first response Nigeria gave after the coup, were sanctions, an ultimatum and a military threat... How can you use extreme force on one hand and send General Abdulsalam on the other hand... is that how international relations works?

Especially in a situation when a people are literally struggling for colonial liberation.

optimusprime2:

I really dislike comments like this, it proves you have no idea of the state of things...

Lemme throw you a question, if the sanctions hit Niger as hard as you are illustrating, who get's hit, is it not the people of Niger?

and if the situation becomes unbearable in Niger the resulting humanitarian crisis will be handled by which country, is it not Nigeria that would have to deal with the refugee's from Niger?

just assuming there is an influx of 8 million people from Niger through the very porous northern borders, to add to the insecurity, and hardship currently in Nigeria... who will handle the situation? How many Nigerian families eat three square meals of late?

I will like to remind you that currently, Nigeria is in a very bad economic situation, and a humanitarian crisis from the North as a result of sanctions and military activity is something Nigeria should not even risk.

Infact to even let you know something vital, the people of Niger are actually struggling for their liberation from France... the same France that B.A.T is currently flirting with.

This is a situation that Nigeria should have immediately stepped in as a big brother and played high level diplomacy, using hausa elder statesmen and traditional rulers from the onset, not by using military threats and force.

War experiments at this time is something Nigeria can not afford on various levels

This B.A.T Gbajabiamila led administration is truly something...

U re just ranting and trying to defend ur complete prejudice on the issue,........u forgot that if masses hit hard, they will rebel against govt and by doing that will make ecowas mission achieved.



U ask urself, why doing gragra against someone you sure will beat u blue black.

PepeXKermit:
Nigeria is supplying niger electricity but cannot boast of 247 light. What nigeria cannot make you amazed of does not exist.

Nigeria has an agreement with Niger to supply them electricity in exchange for Niger not damming the Niger river.
If Niger dams the river Niger for electricity and irrigation purposes, we will be the ones needing to buy light from them, besides our farming will be affected.
Nigeria, sanctioning Niger with electricity despite the agreement has shown we are not reliable. In this case, it will not be out of place Niger makes it a policy to dam the Niger river once they attain stability.

Watcharena:
Sanctions are always against the masses and not the coup plotters

Just like in the days of Abacha.