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Ballzproblem2:
nothing o everywhere quiet all their focus is on caicedo,then maybe olise.


Lavia might just be a fluke but let's watch Sha.

Hmmm! Okay. Thanks

Ballzproblem2:
🚨 Sources have said a £115m move for Caicedo is now being finalised. The deal will be £100m+£15m in add ons, with Brighton getting a sell on clause. Chelsea want a medical in next 48 hours. (@JacobsBen)

even Judas was not this greedy ,sell on clause tufiakwa hopefully when caicedo is old by then the money will go to a relegated Brighton team.

What about Lavia? Any new?

QuotaSystem:
I would have totally agreed with you if all these happened before the initial ultimatum elapsed.

The fact that they called bluff on the ultimatum without consequences….let’s just count our wins…including the crippling sanctions.

Which bluff? Where you expecting ecowas to go kneel down and beg the coupist?

The ultimate was to make the coupist aware of the possible military action against them. When to strike could be anytime from the ultimatum.

Bluff or no blufff, they can't withstand the heat of military action against them.

QuotaSystem:
Some people are terribly disappointed sha

I heard the Hausas have ruling before they were disposed by Shua arab man for the first time. Why is it now they remembered they are suffering from maladministration?

Pwettylinda:
Yes I know but sometimes war can help set things right.

Nigerians need brain reset we can't continue like this. I think war mind be what Naija needs to reset itself

Ok. Me no ready for war. I don't know about you.

Beremx:
let the country disintegrate then. One Nigeria is a fraud!!

Are you ready for war? Disintegration could come to that.

KGBKremlin:
What are you benefiting from the country.
It sounds better anyway so south south will be taking care of their resources themselves.

It comes with war. Nothing like South South when that happens. All man for himself.

Pwettylinda:
What are you so scared of disintegration??

Disintegration doesn't come easily. It could go with war.

Any attempted coup could lead to the disintegration of the country. Such should be discovered and never allowed to happen under any circumstances.

MT:
Wacky storyline. Nice visual effect.

Yorubas don't fight like Spartacus in war or in a fight challenge, the ending is so predictable and the story line is so tacky - A bad replica of "the woman king" movie.

Femi Adebayo, dressing like a roman king, which I found so alien - should not have acted that part - Chatta or Lalude could have been spot on.

Wars were fought like Romans army with swords. Yorubas used charms to fight in their wars.

All in all, for me:

Story Line - 20%

Visual Effect - 65%

Anikulapo movie still remains distant number 1.

What an ignorant person. If you don't know the history of Yoruba, you should just keep quiet.

Who told you Yorubas didn't use weapons? Do you think Oyo empire conquered with charm to rule vast areas?

TookDownYourMum:
Funny how they didn't invade Mali, Guinea, Chad, or Burkina Faso if it was really about "preserving" democray in the region. Ironically enough, they are still under Junta military dictatorships and ECOWAS has done nothing about. They are threatening Niger because of the gas pipeline that runs through Niger and connects up with Europe. It has everything to do with Europe.

Russian Nordstream gaspipes was blown up in the sea recently by the west. The gas pipeline from Nigeria via Niger is the EU's only hope. The fact you can't see the connection with this coup and them not caring about the other coups from the examples I gave says alot.

Because there was no leader. After Niger, the next is ....

TookDownYourMum:
> Be the EU
> Instead of sending your own to die, get dumb African negroes to fight and die for you instead
> Secure your own national interests in the region via natural gas pipeline to lessen your reliance on Russian gas
> Profit

Nigeria makes up 80% of the funding and troops to ECOWAS, need to get the NASS to reject the invasion of Niger. Sanctions are already crippling Niger's economy and skyrocketing food inflation, why invade? The regime will naturally crumble by itself. If the EU wants war, then they can go and die instead of using us like puppets.

That doesn't mean I'm for Wagner either, they can piss off too.

This not about EU, it's about preserving democracy in Africa.

No moral justification to excuse a coup in this era. If left unchecked, it's will jeopardize democracy in Africa and bring the continent back to the dark ages.

BlueAngel444:
Moisés Caicedo representatives confirm that, as far as they are aware, Brighton have closed the deal and accepted Liverpool’s offer. However, Chelsea this morning presented an improved package to the player and contacted Brighton about new terms. #CFC (@Chris78Williams)

Breaking: #Chelsea remain confident in their pursuit of Moises Caicedo despite Liverpool's interest and Brighton's deadline, believing they have a superior offer to the player and that they can trump the Anfield club on price. [via @MiguelDelaney]


Can't believe Caicedo is actually waiting for Chelsea instead of joining Liverpool.

Kkkk. Club is interested in more money while player is telling the club, me too want more money.

In this case, the player will win as long as Chelsea matches 100m request for his fee.

Ballzproblem2:
🚨 Tyler Adams is having his medical at Chelsea today ahead of his move from Leeds.

(@mcgrathmike)

Wow!

When a minority became President then you majority remembered you needed freedom.

Samantha124:
I have nothing to say about Nigerian women, but those Nigerian men that are in SA use money to buy love from SA ladies.

There are high chances that that SA lady married the Nigerian man because of the money, what kind of a job does she do? Maybe she was even a street girl before the Nigerian took her from the streets.

Street girl!? She's a wife of a pastor and you think she is a street girl. But from the look of things, if I may judge, she is in her own class higher than you because she runs an INGO in her country. I may be wrong about you.

Samantha124:
Take that eraser and erase this mentality your brothers have of using money to buy women's love.

Caution them against it... Because if you guys keep doing it, then no woman would take you seriously if you're broke or earn less.

There are 250m Nigerians. Probably, 100m male. How many are in South Africa that makes you think all Nigerians buy love? Indirectly, you're saying Nigerian women are lazy and poor. Am I wrong?

Guess what, Nigerian women are the most successful women in the world.

However, I met some South African women 3 weeks ago. One is married to a Nigerian. So, according to you, he married him because she is poor and lazy?

Penguin2:
The stability of the West African subregion is predicated on the stability of Nigeria which is the powerhouse of the subregion.

Now, the stability of Nigeria is predicated on having a president who emerged through a transparent election, and the whole country and the world could see that yes, this man is the clear winner of this election.

Such a president will command the respect of not just majority of Nigerians but also the respect of foreign nations especially the Heads of Governments of the ECOWAS subregion.

For instance, look at Abia…. It’s clear even to the blind that Alex Otti won the governorship in the state. Opposition might sometimes question his policies but never his legitimacy. And look at the respect and followership he commands.

Look at Benue…. No matter how anyone hates APC, you cannot question the legitimacy of Fr Alia as governor of Benue. He won the election. PDP candidate saw he won the election. Labour Party candidate saw he won the election. And Nigerians saw he won the election.

Kano is similar to the above two examples as well. No matter the grouse Ganduje has with Kwankwaso, he cannot question the legitimacy of Aba Gida Gida. Abba won the election and that much is clear to everyone.

The above 3 instances are examples of where elections reflected the choice of the majority of the people and not even the wife of the losers would dare complain of their husbands being rigged out.

These 3 governors command absolute respect as drawn from their unquestionable legitimacy.

But same cannot be said of Tinubu’s victory….

INEC’s IREV had to develop “technical glitches” midway into the election to enable him ‘win’.

In an election conducted same day and time, the senatorial election results were transmitted successfully, House of Representatives results were transmitted successfully but it got to the Presidential election results and IREV developed “technical glitches”.

Oya, INEC, come and explain the nature of the glitches that you encountered, it’s been 4 months and they still can’t do it.

Nigerians are not animals. We have brains. If something genuinely went wrong, we would have known. And so we know that whatever happened on Election Day was a deliberate human manipulation.

But it was not only Nigerians that saw it…. ECOWAS observers report, which some people erroneously think approved of the election, condemned the election. European Union Observers condemned the election conduct. And so were other foreign observers.

That was where Tinubu lost legitimacy both at home and abroad.

And so when the Niger fracas ensued, the coupists had something to latch on to defend their action and refusal to relinquish power - the man who sits as ECOWAS chair and who is trying to lecture them on democracy is himself illegitimate.

They got their people to print banners with such message and protest in the streets. They even went as far paying foreign influencers to further wash all the dirty linens of Tinubu to the global audience.

But would they have done this if the Nigerian election had been free and fair and thrown up a man of unquestionable character as president? My answer is no. Because they wouldn’t have had anything on him. Maybe they wouldn’t even have contemplated a coup at the first place.

But because of how the election went and the character that was declared winner, Niger now had the impetus to challenge Nigeria for the first time since independence in 1960. It was so bad that we even sent our former Head of State and the Sultan as emissaries and they refused them entry into their country.

But it’s not only Niger, Mali, Guinea and Burkina Faso have also thrown an affront at Nigeria by siding with Niger.

And gradually, ECOWAS is about to go in disarray. And if ECOWAS goes in disarray, the West African subregion will go in disarray too.

What is the solution?

The only solution now is that the stakeholders of Nigeria (owners of Nigeria or whatever they are called) and the West (US, UK, France) who may have been supporting Tinubu for whatever reason best known to them, must now realize that Tinubu was a mistake that should not have happened in the first place. And if Nigeria must return to her place of pride in the ECOWAS subregion, then there is need for the country to have a president who will not only be respected at home but also outside the boarders of Nigeria.

Penguin is a bird of reason!

Leave stori. In a nutshell, Oobi won, abi?

Make una dey deceive unaself.

War is looming.

If Burkina Faso and Mali want to defend Niger then, the strategy will change. I doubt if they will send all their troops to Niger and leave their country open. That will be castaropphy for them.

The most important is efficiency .

Nice one

Psady:
if the French are against the coup , then ivory coast wouldn't dare to back Niger.ivorycoast doesn't joke with their colonial masters because of what they stand to gain economically from france

Ivory coast back Niger? Bhuhahahahaha. So, France and Russia on the same side.

[quote author=Christistruth03 post=124887358][/quote]Thanks jare. Dude is a blogger.

Osariemen12:
Why y dey bleat like a goat on top of this thread? So, if Niger isn't bombed by Nigeria you won't be happy?

Bhuhahahahaha! Bomb Nigeria. You make me laugh

joinnow:
Simple nothing to benefit from the war.
So therefore it's a needless war.

Nothing to benefit from the war!? Who told you?

The coup is indirectly or directly a threat to our democracy. Coup is eminent in Nigeria if this coup is not curtailed and democracy restored.

Iziquiel:
Bro, I tire for these guys. He didn't even bother to do any findings before putting up this post.
One major reasons , the use of social media should be regulated

Dude is a bloody liar. He is looking for traffic to make money in an illicit way.

Very good. ECOWAS recognition of the imminent threat to democracy in West Africa should the Niger coup be allowed.

Nobi human being develop military?

Osariemen12:
The Ivorian military have deployed unspecified number of military men and equipment to Niger in support of the new military government in Niger. Here is a video obtained from their departure of the country to Niger earlier today.





https://www.facebook.com/100066944345475/posts/pfbid0Qja9Bv3SeqmxrtLsBk71LwLDMeA7t3pJTBNvizyV3naFXoj74GD5dyPz9KhUGcJcl/

Bloody liar. The same Ivory coast that sent her chief of Defense staff to ECOWAS meeting?

I think there should be charges for fake news.

Whatever. No military coup is allowed in Niger

BOSSkesh:
Yes they can it’s not about Niger really this is bigger than them
Imagine a democratic country like Nigeria being surrounded by saboteurs and coupist
If they are allowed if will give the military generals here mind to try such with backing from Russia of course
So he has a mandate as west africas big brother to stop that nonsense
Imagine Sierra Leone last week had a failed coup
It doesn’t sit right
But Niger is at our borders so we must put the coupist down, it’s a must for a stable west Africa
Niger+mail+burkinafaso would not match 40% of our military might and that’s facts

Hmmm! Failed coup in Sierra Leone last week!?

This is the reason we most not allow that coup to succeed in Niger no matter what it cost.

RichDaniels:
The take it or leave it, you're wrong and it's funny how you say it with audacity. Are we talking about landmass or population. When they say Lagos is the largest city in Africa, is it the landmass? First go to school before you start embarrassing yourself. Arochukwu isn't even the fifth or seventh largest city in Abia.

What you also don't know is that Abia state is made up of 17 LGA and 6 LGA make up Aba city (Aba north, Aba South, osisioma, Ukwa east, Ukwa west, Obingwa) these are varying local govt with different cities. Aba South alone has over five cities. So when you say Ogun has more cities, and Abia just has (Aba, Umuahia and Arochukwu) you make me laugh. You don't know Abia state, I'm so sure. Maybe you visit but you do not know it. It's like someone saying to me that Anambra has more cities than Lagos, that Anambra has Nnewi, Onitsha, Awka, and others while Lagos only has Lagos and Ikeja; my response to you would be that you do not know Lagos. Lagos city itself is made up of Surulere, Lagos mainland, V.I, Ikoyi, Lagos Island, Lekki, Ajah, Which in theirselves are independent cities that if you seperate them apart are, for instance V.I, it would flaw Nnewi and Akwa put together. That is the same mistake you're making with Abia and Ogun.

Aba is big but the whole Abia state is not as developed as Ogun state. Ogun state has more cities than Abia state.

Abeokuta, Mowe Ibafo, Sango Ota, Sagamu, etc