Henryjr:


kids on mask. Can you withstand anyone in logical and intellectual argument? Hopefully no, not at all.

NSK4U:


And the simple and obvious reason Tinubu wants the war is to use it to validate his legitimacy question in the eyes of the West which is still a ruse because the West understands how he emerged even more than some Nigerians

Henryjr:


kids on mask. Can you withstand anyone in logical and intellectual argument? Hopefully no, not at all.

SeriouslySense:
No one in Nigeria is supporting the war even the south West.

Its the west and the Tinubu.

HardBishop:


Abeg we easterners love the war... Hausa must be paid in their own coin what they did to igbos. You can't fight an Igbo man and go free

Streetdoctor:

One thing I hv come to realize about Tinubu of a man is that he doesn't think before he acts. That's not a good sign of a leader at all. U can't just wakeup and start dishing threat to a sovereign nation, and military for that matter. Well, let's see how d war goes on.
I was listening to an hausa group last week and they said it that anybody supporting war against Niger is an enemy to dem

AllenSpencer:
When is France going to borrow Nigeria nuclear bombs. That should be the bone of contention at the moment.

We just need 2 for strategic locations. One in Niger and the other, is still yet to be located within Nigeria.

Taylor90:
Meeting abi going to war

Shebi Ebola don declare war yesterday what are they still meeting for

Rubbish

HardBishop:


Abeg we easterners love the war... Hausa must be paid in their own coin what they did to igbos. You can't fight an Igbo man and go free

chokekachy:


https://twitter.com/AFP/status/1689992564039098368?t=e9vd4fKbhwSpFRr134Rs6w&s=19

Henryjr:
Nigerians should note that the position to deploy the military is not Tinubu's position, but ECOWAS position, which a representative of Niger was present in the meeting yesterday.

Again, the regional bloc has explored a lot of peaceful and political means to contain the situation in Niger, but the coupist has shown no sign of readiness to any form of mediation, and that is a disrespect to the head of states of the various countries, who are genuinely concerned about orderliness in Niger.

If the cost of peace is war, then it is a necessary evil that must take place.

Henryjr:
Nigerians should note that the position to deploy the military is not Tinubu's position, but ECOWAS position, which a representative of Niger was present in the meeting yesterday.

Again, the regional bloc has explored a lot of peaceful and political means to contain the situation in Niger, but the coupist has shown no sign of readiness to any form of mediation, and that is a disrespect to the head of states of the various countries, who are genuinely concerned about orderliness in Niger.

If the cost of peace is war, then it is a necessary evil that must take place.

Bhol28:
Those supporting the Junta because of one reason or another hope they will help Niger people when the Junta really start showing they are Junta.So easy to claim the people want military rule but when they really start showing their true colors the people will pray hard to return to democracy.Here in Nigeria we blast GEJ, Buhari,Tinubu as we like on social media even face to face like the man that broke protocol and wanted to go and confront Tinubu on inauguration day.But military rulers will never accept things like that.They will always go hard.They will order that type of person to face fire squad.We sue govt to court here,anybody that does that with military rulers will be dealt brutally with .Military rule will always be brutal

Henryjr:
Nigerians should note that the position to deploy the military is not Tinubu's position, but ECOWAS position, which a representative of Niger was present in the meeting yesterday.

Again, the regional bloc has explored a lot of peaceful and political means to contain the situation in Niger, but the coupist has shown no sign of readiness to any form of mediation, and that is a disrespect to the head of states of the various countries, who are genuinely concerned about orderliness in Niger.

If the cost of peace is war, then it is a necessary evil that must take place.

Henryjr:
Nigerians should note that the position to deploy the military is not Tinubu's position, but ECOWAS position, which a representative of Niger was present in the meeting yesterday.

Again, the regional bloc has explored a lot of peaceful and political means to contain the situation in Niger, but the coupist has shown no sign of readiness to any form of mediation, and that is a disrespect to the head of states of the various countries, who are genuinely concerned about orderliness in Niger.

If the cost of peace is war, then it is a necessary evil that must take place.

Henryjr:
Nigerians should note that the position to deploy the military is not Tinubu's position, but ECOWAS position, which a representative of Niger was present in the meeting yesterday.

Again, the regional bloc has explored a lot of peaceful and political means to contain the situation in Niger, but the coupist has shown no sign of readiness to any form of mediation, and that is a disrespect to the head of states of the various countries, who are genuinely concerned about orderliness in Niger.

If the cost of peace is war, then it is a necessary evil that must take place.

festacman:
Though Africa might be poor, I don't think these West African army generals are stupid robots to be controlled by a remote controller. Yes, they will obey last order from their C-in-Cs but they sure do have inputs on the way forward. And their professional inputs are critical.

But the Niger Junta on their own should show goodwill and good faith by at least meeting with ECOWAS and promising to return the country to democracy as soon as possible. Their citizens deserve peace of mind to carry on with their lives.

The ongoing grandstanding is not good for either sides.

SeriouslySense:
This is a case of one bad decision leading to another. If INEC had not rigged the election, we won't be dealing with another bad decision.

Have they not heard or have they not seen, any country the USA touch crumbles.

Tealcrestmedia:


Before you misinform the general public, the president of Nigeria is first the president of Nigeria before any other external organizational duties. The senate has said no to the deployment of Nigerian armed forces for this course, so it will be illegal and an impeachable offense for any Nigerian armed forces personnel to partake in this conflict. So tinubu should rest, besides there are other avenue to resolving this than an outright war.

SeriouslySense:
This is a case of one bad decision leading to another. If INEC had not rigged the election, we won't be dealing with another bad decision.

Have they not heard or have they not seen, any country the USA touch crumbles?

Heffalump:
What people don't know is that the West African Coups are backed by External forces. Putin is about taking Africa!
From the West, next country on target is Senegal and Nigeria is going to be last. This is like a chess game!!

ojoadeola:




If any President or Country says the situation in Niger does not concern him or his country, one day, such President or Country may need the help of ECOWAS or AU.

This is not PBAT war, it is a collective decision to fight for one of their own. Let us support our President now for the sake of our tomorrow.

The Junta should release President Bazoum and his family and see the embers of war fade away.

The decision not to let go of the President is the root cause of this war calls

I do not support war but let the Nigerien government release President Bazoum and his family, and give the world the timeline for their exit and handover to a civilian government

ojoadeola:


None of the Presidential aspirants has said they scored more votes than PBAT.

The matter is before the Court to adjudicate and I think you should allow the Court to decide

As of now, the decision of ECOWAS stands