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AkoniMoipei:
''Passport bros'' continue trooping and investing in Kenya, unapologetically.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BKYGOceVI0M?si=5d33zyfOoEAGkPk4


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m4J0SLZp6Mo?si=0d5tossTh0i_w_Nu


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dtm6VHVuLnk?si=3BbbUt9ZCakmytOm


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AJLvRUjyFTc?si=EHS_UcpukEtkFoO1


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Og_ph_XBN3M?si=X-SfKRYqOHN7IAF5


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kXaKSYqMabI?si=RSiBtsFCPWI4FgN4

Investing”?
Dude Passport Bros is just a bunch of American INCELS that are so bad with women back in there home country they go to poor countries to flash money with the hopes of picking up desperate females usually disgusting young females.

Them coming to your country is NOT a good thing. The hell is wrong with you.

[quote author=AkoniMoipei post=135702270]''Passport bros'' continue trooping and investing in Kenya, unapologetically.

“Investing”?
Dude passport bros is just a bunch of American INCELS that are so bad with women back in there home country who go to poor countries to flash money with the hopes of picking up desperate females usually disgusting young females.

Them coming to your country is NOT a good thing.

MiddleDimension:
But why are the Brits, French, Jordanians and Americans always supporting Israel with no limit?

Come on you know why; everyone knows why……

kabe1:
India vs Pakistan has officially kicked off!!


Follow this Pro-Turkey account for all the latest.

https://x.com/clashreport

oof

GreenandGold:
You don't buy new cars, you don't have the money.

Nigeria 🇳🇬 bought about only 13 000 new cars in 2023
South Africa 🇿🇦 bought about 532 000 new cars in the same year.

Where’d you find this?

Tinfoil:
Am very happy about Trumps tariffs on African countries it's about time Africa stops expecting handout and preferential trade deals. Time for more self-sufficiency and inter-African trade

Hopefully those penguins he’s tariffing will stop looking for handouts and build themselves up to. Maybe we can form an alliance with them. 😂😂😂

Odunayaw:
The news about Niger pulling out of MNJTF has been debunked.

Someday soon Nigeria will be forced to secure it's borders. Something must force us.

What borders are unsecure?

Example of a Future Demographic Apocalypse: South Korea

One of many countries destined to become comprised almost entirely of jaded 65+ year olds.

[url]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ufmu1WD2TSk?si=cLdF-9ElCKyGNCMy [/url]

Example of a Future Demographic Apocalypse: South Korea

One of many countries destined to become comprised almost entirely of jaded 65+ year olds.

[url]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ufmu1WD2TSk?si=cLdF-9ElCKyGNCMy [/url]

Exnavyboy62:
Someday soon is probably today, Although it’s yet to be confirmed, I came across a post on X by Defence News Nigeria that the Cameroonian Gendarmerie has occupied and annexed some parts of Nigeria in the east.

Yea sure like when they said Benin Republic invaded and annexed parts of Western Nigeria. 😂😂

andrewza:
Your country does not have the cash for a deal like that. Egypt gets a lot of miltary aid money from America so they have money to throw arround

Yes I’m aware of that. I don’t expect Nigeria to order four dozen fighters in one order but a simple dozen or squadron from time to time or annually would be great. I tire of the handful of tanks or fighters here and there.

bidex111:
[/b]Egypt confirms procurement talks for FA-50 light attack aircraft with South Korea are moving forward[b]



https://armyrecognition.com/news/aerospace-news/2025/egypt-confirms-procurement-talks-for-fa-50-light-attack-aircraft-with-south-korea-are-moving-forward

Wish Nigeria would buy Aircraft in bulk like that.

GeneralDae:
African countries which have companies with revenues above $1 Billion .

Nigeria punching way below her weight. Kudos to Morocco and South Africa.

Crazy to see Nigerians in 2025 still holding it down as the dominant African group.

Baller254:
just like the Sudanese RSF situation there must be some deals he made for himself, he's using the country as a personal bargaining chip,

Fidha254:
Bottomless greed!

What in the world does Kosovo have to offer that man? What are you worried about Serbia or its big brother Russia coming after you? Think he’s cozying up to close to the West?

Honestly nobody cares enough to do anything to you or anyone down here over this crap.

gallivant:
I respectfully disagree. EAC is the most active regional
block in Africa. Someone wake me up when ECOWAS implements a free movement of people and goods.

theenchanter:
I don't think there's any African bloc that has free movement of people and goods or removing economic barriers than ecowas.

That shit has been existing since the early 80's if I'm not wrong.

That’s actually pretty tricky to answer. ECOWAS does have protocols in place that aim to ensure the free movement of both people and goods within its member states but there implantations are up to the individual members to ensure which they do ”usually”.

The Protocol on Free Movement of Persons, Residence and Establishment was adopted in 1979, grants citizens of ECOWAS member states the right to enter, reside, and establish businesses in any other member state.  

The first phase of the protocol, which allows for visa-free entry for a period of 90 days, has been fully implemented by all member states.  

The second phase, granting the right of residence, has also been implemented, with citizens able to obtain an ECOWAS residence card or permit.   ECOWAS introduced a common passport, known as the ECOWAS travel certificate, which exempts holders from visa requirements within the region.  
Right of Establishment: The third phase, concerning the right to establish businesses, is still in the process of being fully implemented in some member states.  

As for Free Movement of Goods the elimination of Tariffs and Non-Tariff Barriers; ECOWAS aims to create a common market by removing trade barriers between member states.  
As for Common External Tariffs there is an ongoing effort to establish a common external tariff for goods coming into the ECOWAS region from outside.  

ECOWAS does have a trade liberalization scheme in place to promote the exchange of goods originating from member states without the imposition of significant tariffs.  

All this can very from member to member.

gallivant:
No Juntas in EAC mate, don't confuse IGAD with a almost fully functioning political union.

You’ve missed the point. The EAC is effectively at war with itself. Two of your members are actively warring with each other over resources with the Rwandan army and backed gorilla’s killing EAC peacekeepers, South African, and Congolese soldiers politically unabated.

andrewza:
I would say that the M23 is an arm of the Rwandan military at this point. In terms of training and equipment, they so linked to Rwanda that they could be a branch of the RDF.

I think the fighting that took place was complicated and that without Rwandan support, the M23 would have failed in their attack. I don't think it matters if the soldiers that attacked the SADC forces were the Rwanan army or M23 at this point.


All so I agree Rwanda should be suspended.

What do you think on the full inclusion of South Sudan, Somalia, and D. Congo to the block? Where do you see the future going?

GeneralDae:
People accuse ECOWAS of many things especially of being puppets to the likes of France but I would say despite the French influence, ECOWAS is the most active African regional bloc.

Yes ECOWAS has historically been the most active block. The French puppet thing was only ever somewhat debatably half true in the sense that half of it’s members where weak Francophones that France had a moderate to significant grip on.

Turning the region into a tug of war between France and Nigeria politically.

With Juntas taking over many of the francophones and about half of the block being suspended the field has changed. Parts of the media is trying to make it look like ECOWAS was trying to force these countries back into the iron grip of France when in reality all ECOWAS did was request they work on transitioning to civilian rule and you know NOT become dictatorships. As of today many of the sanctions have been eased.

What’s going on in the EAC right now is just wild.

It’s wild how there’s a Balkan esc war going on in the middle of Africa and The East African Community is essentially warring between it’s members. How is little o’l Rwanda causing such a ruckus right smack dab in the center of the neighborhood committee so causally and unchallenged? Not to mention the possibility of another South Sudan civil war breaking out.

I remember only a few years ago when this was speculated to happen in the ECOWAS neighborhood because of the junta alliance which has moderately calmed down the past year.

The EAC never should have expanded.

Thoughts?

It’s crazy how there’s a Balkan esc war going on in Africa and The East African Community is essentially at war between it’s members. How is little o’l Rwanda setting off fire crackers right in the center of the neighborhood committee so freely? Not to mention the possibility of another South Sudan civil war breaking out.

I remember only a few years ago when this was speculated to happen in the ECOWAS neighborhood because of the junta alliance which has moderately calmed down the past year.

The EAC never should have expanded.

Would you consider this a fair assessment of the conflicting factions in the DRC? Are Rwandan troops actually firing upon South African & EAC peacekeepers? All of these key players are part of the East African Community and is seems the neighborhood considers Rwanda to be in the wrong here. So your telling not only has Rwanda not been suspended yet but The East African Community is fundamentally in a “pseudo civil war” amongst its members states?

The EAC should have never expanded.

ViceAdmirlAgain:
Namibian Navy Type 037I corvette NS Daures

Honestly didn’t even know Namibia had a navy. I doubt much happens in and around Namibian waters. Sailors must have the most laid back gig going in the world.

AskiaHarem:
It’s always interesting & comedic to see things from the malformed perspectives of T.F lambs with embryonic IQs.

Anyway UpTown
DownTown
Lagos

Park
Waterfront
Neighborhood

It’s always interesting & comedic to see things from the malformed perspectives of T.F lambs with embryonic IQs.

Anyway UpTown
DownTown
Lagos

EKONGKING:
Focus on your own countries , America is not God for God sake ,

People especially in Africa ,need to grow up from American addiction .

Except regarding Tariffs ,No body gives a sh@t about Trump and his policies among Asian countries .
Only the middle eastern countries ,for obvious reasons are bothered .

I asked for clarification from another guy regarding something supposedly funny and you on-load your completely irrelevant emotional unhinged rant on me through some strawman argument existing purely in your own head.

Are you alright dude? How was your day? Are you on meds?

Chapps:
True, the meltdown from his haters is entertaining

Haters? Meltdown?

Just30:
he's the best thing to happen to their country since JFK was killed

😂😬

tutudesz:

Try again I’ll wait. Read it slowly if need be.

Exnavyboy62:
Your comment makes it seem as if you have sympathy for the terrorists.

Him: Very Sad seeing our heroes dying like this with no concern from the FG and Minister of Defense.

Me: No they aren’t “dying with no concern”. Nigerian soldiers kill/capture FAR more terrorist than vise versa. Instances like the tragedy above are extremely rare. It’s not even close and that gap continues to widen with the constant adoption of new equipment and new tactics. They are very concerned and trying to improve the performance & survivability of soldiers.

You: Your comment makes it seem as if you have sympathy for the terrorists.

Make it make sense.💀

tutudesz:
Very Sad seeing our heroes dying like this with no concern from the FG and Minister of Defense.

What do you mean? Nigerian soldiers kill/capture FAR more terrorist than vise versa. Instances like the tragedy above are extremely rare. It’s not even close and that gap continues to widen with the constant adoption of new equipment and new tactics What are you talking about?