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monerozi5590:
I am not even talking about the export first which I believe France still d cheat them. I am talking about how French company/nies extracting their Uranium are exploiting them. Read this 2010 report. I believe they are still doing far worse than this.

[color=royalblue]All you wrote here are laws that should be enforced by the state. .

Cocacola is not paying tax, and you are not blaming FIRS for taxing them.

Who was giving all these exemptions? Who, exactly?
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monerozi5590:
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What's happening now sir. The juntas are still the ones calling the shots in Niger. Why ECOWAS never enter Niger?

France romance coup for Chad but them the shout about coup for Niger. You don't need a soothsayer to tell you France is exploiting their resources especially Uranium. Those French companies extracting Uranium in Niger ara doing shady deals especially in finances. We all know France can get it from other countries but France no too pure for Niger own.

Whether West or Russia dem d after their interest which is not a bad thing




They are all the same.

[color=royalblue]The stats say otherwise, bro.

Niger's Exports has Uranium at 8%, of which France has 5.21% out of it.

You can drop your own source. [/color]

OasisX:


Nigeriens on this board don mellow....LOL!

[color=royalblue]Stats never lie naa!

No number of throwing shades can manipulate stats

Imagine a coutry where France just has 5.21% of its exports, yet, na France no let them prosper.

Let Russia and Wagner keep running their agenda, and leave ignorant Nigerians and Nigeriens to keep fighting for them online.

Just 5.21% of your exports go to France, but na West be the problem.

If not that our sovereignty would be threatened with that coup, i for like make Russia rule them well well.[/color]

Ibime:
Put West in front of anything and most Africans will jump out of the window

Imagine Niger than cannot do anything for even Ghana claiming France need them for anything.

Emaprince:
You are letting off steam unnecessarily.

You have been explaining...without evidence.

[color=royalblue]You didn't choose any option.
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Emaprince:
Good news.

Are you reporting from Niamey or you are just gingering from the keyboard?

[color=royalblue]If i report from Niamey, Nigeria would still intervene

If i ginger from my keyboard, Nigeria would still intervene.

So which option is hurting you most, bro?

The fact that i am gingering from my keyboard, or the fact that your King Solomon-esque opinion was farted upon by Tinubu.

Which one, baba?[/color]

Larry1960:


Bro na why I blurred my account number and Mobile number no wan can get my identity

[color=royalblue]If i go to Access bank Asaba, give a cashier 20k, and show them that picture, they will give me your details.

You better take that thing down.

But then, I no fit advice you.[/color]

Emaprince:
Go to the north and sing on their streets. Try to educate them on why we need the military intervention more than anything diplomatic.

I'm sure you will get a huge support from them.

[color=royalblue]Nigeria is fully involved in the intervention, and are going ahead with it.

If anyone needs huge support, it is you, who your voice isn't being heard.

You should be the one looking for support, because my own position on this matter is going accordingly.

Support or No support; armoury has been fired up.[/color]

iamoyindamola:
Bros we they wait for you in Niamey oo

[color=royalblue]We never complete.

Admins still dey add us.[/color]

liveLongNprospa:
I'm sure you saw the big ass BUT in his post

[color=royalblue]Nobody has denied your BUT.

Nobody said Nigeria would not face challenges if we carry out this intervention.

It is you people that have been throwing shades left, right and centre, all because of the obvious stated. He called it a NECESSITY. Or did you call it so?

I am surprised you left him out of the warmongering group.

Add am. We never reach 250 participants[/color]

nihilistjnr:
I can see why we need to do this.

But there is np easy choice. To sit back and do nothing is to invite coupists elsewhere especially in Nigeria to do the same.

But the impact on Nothern Nigeria is going to be devastating. Its like bringing the fall of Libya to our doorstep.

The refugees running to Lagos are going to cause all kinds of chaos. Big big wahala

[color=royalblue]They are cumming to call you a warmonger, and an emergency lover of Nigeria. [/color]

[color=royalblue]Is Nnadozie married?

I think i have found the one for me![/color]

liveLongNprospa:
New elevator in 2021 keh? When people have been complaining for years consistently

[color=royalblue]I saw a tweet where a guy complained about that same Elevator 8 years ago or thereabout.

He said that Elevator is not good, and yet the hospital is still using it.

And LASG is saying they installed brand new in 2021?

What kind of insult on the deceased is this?[/color]

[color=royalblue]So we actually think ECOWAS is going to be throwing bombs into Niger Republic?



Chai![/color]

monerozi5590:
ECOWAS said today. This is day 7 . The threat was issued last week Sunday.

ECOWAS fvck up go issue threat without due consultation and coordination with military chiefs of member country. Those guys just met and they are saying they will reconsider the use of military force and give diplomacy a chance .


If you look at it very well, the senate didn't give their support. If you don't support something how can you even approve it. People saying the senate reject the decision are not entirely wrong sir.

monerozi5590:
. When I was watching Apkabio I just d say Lekwagi, lele in Igbo.

Today was supposed to be the intervention. Is 7 days already. Tinubu letter requesting for support of the senate was read yesterday. Are you seeing the trend of event!

Lemme put it this way. In my opinion, the senate decline his support for military intervention judging from what I am seeing.

Let's see what will happen today whether ECOWAS will carryout their threat

[color=royalblue]Future defensive tense; That is what you are typing in

I am not asking you what will happen tomorrow morning.

I am just saying what was celebrated yesterday was/is false.

Just admit it, and we can talk about if ECOWAS will carry out anything or not; a decision that does not rest on both our hands. [/color]

monerozi5590:
You can easily tell what happened behind close doors if you watched how Akpabio paused to put his thoughts together when reading the outcome of the resolution. You can easily tell the senate are not in support. Everything was vague . Politician stuff.

This thing is not too hard sef. When is the deadline again?

If ECOWAS/ Nigeria intervane military today or tomorrow, senate support the intervention .

If ECOWAS/ Nigeria don't intervene military today senate are not in support of the intervention. .

[color=royalblue]My broda, my post was clear naa

The news that the Senate declined the intervention was/is false.

Let's just admit that, and then we can talk about Akpabio's postulations and physical gestures.[/color]

[color=royalblue]So Senate did not reject or approve anything sef?

And my Elder, A40 has been typing with serious passhhion yesterday.

Fake news na real Humbler. [/color]

[color=royalblue]Once upon a time, this was swag for a musical artiste

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raumdeuter:
Exactly either ways it's trouble for us

Nigeria is the biggest prize in West Africa, Russia looking to grow their influence just captured a poor Niger, even if there was no West involved you think Russia will stop at Niger and turn back when there is oil rich Nigeria just below?

Because you don't go look for trouble doesn't stop trouble from looking for you. In this case trouble is already at our doorstep

[color=royalblue]This is exactly how i see it.[/color]

[color=royalblue]In all, let's just pray that whatever decision ECOWAS take won't kill us or affect us individually.

Either way you look at it, trouble is coming.

I rest my case on this argument. [/color]

[color=royalblue]Since morning?

Una no dey tire?[/color]

OasisX:


.....me sef dey wonder whether em account is hacked.

[color=royalblue]Hacked ke??

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Theflint1:
He'll come and say he wasn't a Jagabandit, that he was only predicting elections. Even Jagabandits like OasisX recognize him as a member of their camp, administration don start, e wan comot body.

[color=royalblue]Wait naa

Let's hear from the horse's mouth.

I first noticed his disappointment when the Ministerial list was dropped, but i still say make i observe

Now seeing him calling our MasterClass politician a "Zombie" is what i cannot take. [/color]

[color=royalblue]Android17, is it the same Tinubu you supported, that you are calling "Zombie"?

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[color=royalblue]The easiest war to fight is to stop these Juntas from ruling.

If Wagner and Sons Investment open shop for Niger Republic, it becomes harder to keep our sovereignty.

Whether we like it or not, Nigeria will always be a bigger prize than Niger Republic.

So if you think minding your business is the solution, you need to wake up. Day don break.[/color]

raumdeuter:
Which country or superpower has the interest of Africa or mean good for us?

[color=royalblue]If Niger coup is allowed to stand, then Nigeria should just get ready for her own turn.[/color]

Segedinho:
You can't compare both....but Yes,the pic depicts people loved him as well...and it happens to be d reason he is sitting on d throne without a fierce revolution...

[color=royalblue]Oh, so i can't compare both?

Like...One is more original than the other, baa?[/color]

Segedinho:
Sanction them in all capacities and let them enjoy/suffers the change of gov .....

Dialogue with other democratic country to do thesame with a promise of going back "if" they return to democracy...

[color=royalblue]So, if you sanction them, the coupists will suffer ba?

Is this your submission?[/color]

Segedinho:
@ izzou..

This is what I mean when i said,they don't seems disgrunted.

https://twitter.com/vanguardngrnews/status/1687409047752851456

[color=royalblue]The image below is a proof that Majority of Nigerians love Tinubu and wanted him as president.

I hope you agree with me.[/color]

Segedinho:
I think Mr Junta is ready for war from d beginning n maybe has a back up plan already prepared...

We have got much to loose if we invade ....the already porous and vulnerable northern part will bleed when it generates to a full blown war

[color=royalblue]So as a consultant, advise us on what to do.

We have tried dialogue, and the coupists kicked it out of the door.

So what should ECOWAS do?[/color]

Segedinho:
I try to always yank off Tinubu whenever I am having this invading discussion..but it is as it is.....He is actually d president and d 1st that comes to mind whenever Nigeria is mentioned...


I don't think the coupist view it as an ECOWAS ish anymore...

My ish about everything is...the end point will only yield casualties and more problem to tackle for us here..

Billions of Naira is going to be used and we are assumed to be poor.....

[color=royalblue]Shebi Tinubu has sent delegates, and it didn't take up to 24 hours before Mr Junta kicked Abdulsalami and his team out of Niamey.

So what else do you want ECOWAS to do?[/color]