₦airaland Forum

BlueRayDick:
What did countries bordering Mali and Burkina Faso do when the coupists strike in the respective countries? Why do we have to make it a point of duty that we must interfere in their internal crisis as a sovereign nation?

What people people calling for military action should consider first is the bold part of ur post. When countries have diverse ethnic groups like Niger internal crises will always happen like we have in Nigeria. People will always shout of marginalization and different pain points will always be aired. Nigeria has Fulani herdsmen, IPOB/UGM, Bandits, etc all doing their things.

Their internal crises is not our fight, not at this time we have paucity of funds and we have our own internal crises to contend with. France and America whose interests will be well served are not taking a front row , its foolhardiness for us to.

This is my own personal opinion on this matter.

[color=royalblue]What do you advise President Tinubu to do, as he also serves as the President of ECOWAS?

I don't think you have answered that.[/color]

BlueRayDick:
Civil war will also happen if the junta is exited forcefully and not by dialogue like they did with Burkina Faso Coupists who promised to exit 2024.

At least it is widely known that the majority hausa ethnic group seized power in Niger . ECOWAS thinking they will round up the coupists , reinstall Bazoum , leave the country in safe hands and the people of Niger will live happily ever after is one big amusing fantasy honestly .

[color=royalblue]If it is a fantasy, what do we do?

Sanctions have been imposed, and you can see how the country is struggling to breathe. You highlighted that we have over 100 unmanned borders with Niger. I can assume that those places are starting to get flooded with refugees, yet no war has even started

If Junta rules, a civil war must break out. Bazoum is also from a tribe too, and i heard Niger is just like Nigeria; Very diverse.

So, if removing junta is an amusing fantasy, which option wouldn't be?[/color]

GloriousGbola:
Prices of diesel are announced from head office and cascaded down to the field. Typically you get a call to tell people to change the price on the price board. So I called a person who does that and he told me 650

Two possibilities

Price has changed since our convo
You went to what is called a gallonage - a station carrying the brand name but actually a franchisee and not owned by NNPC in any way.

Where is the station you bought from?

[color=royalblue]NNPC, Iyana Isashi

PMS is 568
Diesel is 790.

Help me confirm the price, so i can go and collect my change in the evening[/color]

[color=royalblue]GloriousGbola

I bought Diesel at 790 at NNPC.

Was i cheated? You said it is 650[/color]

[color=royalblue]Dem no even let Hilda enjoy the peak for 365 days.

Na wa!

Women pulling women down[/color]

OasisX:
...yes its tough now, but I am still having confidence in the Administration that prosperity is close.

[color=royalblue]..commenting from UAE.

You forgot to add that part. [/color]

iamoyindamola:
They have achieved their goals by stealing

[color=royalblue]I really regretted supporting that nonsense.

You remove subsidy. Tell me to manage, then una dey live large.

Nonsense[/color]

OasisX:


....whatever makes una happy bruh, I go with it. I still stand by subsidy removal 100% same as Intervention in Niger.

[color=royalblue]Is Tinubu a coward for putting it back?

A simple Yes or No would suffice. [/color]

OasisX:


...una no kuku know wetin una want that country. Una dey wail here everyday yet una still don't want relief!

Wetin una want sef!

Tinubu plans to attack Niger to restore democracy una cry we no need am. Tinubu opts for more negotiations. Una still dey cry say na coward.

Una don dey cry say price of fuel go increase, Tinubu decides to stabilize it so una can breathe, yet una still dey wail - coward! LOL

[color=royalblue]You sef no know wetin you want.

You cheered him on, and called him "brave" for removing it.

Now, you dey cheer am for being a "Coward".


Choose one side, my very respected elder brother.[/color]

BlueRayDick:
If this should happen, gaskiya! I fit take one week leave from work to troll Agbado boys full time on this thread

[color=royalblue]I for no even vex for the subsidy removal if dem sef deny themselves of choppings

Rather, dem share 110 billion as palliatives
E appoint robbers as ministers
E increase ministries to 47

To make am worse, Senate begin share prayer points wey worth 2 million for holiday.

Nonsense government[/color]

[color=royalblue]Temporary Subsidy is cumming.

BAT will run mad if he tries to remove it again..

Finally, Tinubu is clueless..

Tumbo-Tumbo government[/color]

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raumdeuter:
Wives wey yahoo boys dey nack when Oba dey alive sef.

Yahoo boys don take over since

[color=royalblue]How you take know?[/color]

Persephone1:


Shey person will not visit fruit shop like this

Year is not fruiting o

[color=royalblue]Some crops just need 6 weeks.

Relax [/color]

[color=royalblue]Prelude go reach 30 minutes. [/color]

BlueRayDick:
Na to cut the leaf use cook soup o if fruit no gree grow

[color=royalblue]If leaf no comot, cut the branch, use am for agbo.[/color]

Amigoss:
Any Evidence that Russia has been doing this in countries coup happened with a verifiable link

[color=royalblue]I am not here to debate anything .

There is a pattern across West Africa. If you are trolling Tinubu because of it, it can also happen to Obi or even Cardinal Okogie.

Someone is sponsoring whatever coups that are repeatedly happening.

I would always support that we nip whatever os happening in Niger Republic mainly for our sake.

If you think otherwise, it is fine. We are entitled to have our opinions[/color]

GloriousGbola:
Or with over ambitious military officers or seperatist movements.

Just as was the case in 1939 - we can play Neville chamberlain or we can play Winston Churchill.

But the fact of the matter is the Russians are here.

[color=royalblue]My greatest fear in all these.

Person go just wake up one day, and hear that 6 state government houses have been taken over by 6 Major Generals. Even Tinubu would be incapacitated at this point

That is why i laugh when some people believe it can't happen in Nigeria.

A credit alert of 10 million euros with a Russian citizenship is enough to change any Major General or Rear Admiral's mind[/color]

liveLongNprospa:
Kanayo O Kanayo is that you? 👀

[color=royalblue]Kanayo O Kanayo don surrender to Jesus.

You never hear? [/color]

Itsrm:
Chairman 😂

[color=royalblue]I never reach that bridge sha

Na una wey dey there go tell us how e be.

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Itsrm:
Who remembers when people used to wish and pray they give birth to twins

[color=royalblue]I still do oh

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Emaprince:
Are you sure his plugs are still seeing their period like this?

[color=royalblue]Relax naa..

I just want to know how diesel is about to be about 300 naira higher in less than 2 weeks.

Market forces don dey against us.[/color]

[color=royalblue]What is happening to diesel?

cc: GloriousGbola[/color]

[color=royalblue]Why can't Kwara NPF guarantee the safety of Isese worshippers instead of cancelling it?

What kind of unprofessionalism is this?[/color]

BlueRayDick:
Saying “all eyes are on the tribunal judges” seem like ; if the tribunal judges give a judgement that doesn’t conform with the popular will of the people then they should be ready to face the music of whatever comes next .

That’s what I perceive from the tone of the advert . I might be wrong tho

[color=royalblue]Very okay if we have perceptions.

But if we look at it as it is, nothing is wrong with it.

Is Tinubu's eyes not on the same judiciary? His hopes of remaining president lies in their hands too.
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BlueRayDick:
I want to understand something here, is FCTA planning to prosecute the client who paid for the advert , the advert company or the officials of the advertising agency who approved the advert?

Under what law will they be prosecuting them? What crime will they prosecute them for ?

PS: [I am in between as far as the advert is concerned . In a way it looks like the advert is putting pressure on the judiciary unduly and in another way it looks as if it’s not a wrong thing to do. Particularly since the Adamu Bulkachuwa unforced own goal of admitting he influenced his wife’s decisions when she was president of court of appeal

[color=royalblue]Pressure ke?

How? [/color]

BlueRayDick:
I want to understand something here, is FCTA planning to prosecute the client who paid for the advert , the advert company or the officials of the advertising agency who approved the advert?

Under what law will they be prosecuting them? What crime will they prosecute them for ?

[color=royalblue]Lol

That is why i said the government likes to make people unnecessarily famous.

Absolutely nothing is wrong with that ad. That ad is not related to anyone or any body(ies). Everybody is waiting for the judiciary.

Maybe na advertising agency dem wan prosecute, because i no understand [/color]

iamoyindamola:
The bill board is provocative I agree
Did they break any law absolutely no
Everyone just they power anyhow they like to oppress
To think we just start

[color=royalblue]What is provocative about it sef?

LP eyes are on the judiciary
PDP eyes are on the judiciary
Even APC eyes are on the judiciary.

That ad is not fake news. Every body's eyes are on the judiciary.

That ad did not break any law.

Even on television, you can criticise and probe a sitting president, and NBC will not fine you, as long as your words are not insultive, violent and deviod of fake data.
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larride:
Nobody is saying it's the client that erected the structure.

That you are giving an advertising license to run billboard does not give you the leeway to accept and run anything you want on the billboard.

If you've seen the nonsense that they have been using that hashtag to post on Twitter, any same advertising agency wont even accept the job talkless of putting it up on their billboard.

[color=royalblue]So, if i write "All eyes on the government", it is nonsense? Yes, there are laws guiding advert placements, but nothing is wrong with that advert, if you remove APC and LP lenses to look at it.

Anyways, this is FCTA tweet. You can see they are selling another idea to the public. The client doesn not erect billboards.[/color]

Billboard is removed. Violators will be notified soon.

Billboard removed and violators booked by signage and Advertising agency of the govt. FG and FCTA have commenced investigation. You must follow due process before any billboard is erected. They will be prosecuted and their license will be suspended in line with the law. Don’t break the law. Any internal culprit in govt agencies will be punished




We are coming for you

larride:
You are asking what law was broken with that billboard?

[color=royalblue]Yes, i am asking.

I have worked with an advertising agency, and i want to know what law was broken.

The structure (that iron pipes) is owned by an advertising agency, which definitely has a licence, and definitely pays rent monthly to have it there.

The Client (Ndi All eyes) paid the advertising agency to put that advert there; similar to how you pay your landlord rent to take his shop, and sell what you want there.

The Client did not erect that structure. They only paid the advertising agency to put that advert there.

So, yes, what law was broken there? Help me state it.[/color]

Itsrm:
Exactly

Shey na stockholm syndrome we go call this one abi na wetin