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Hmmmmm.... Abuja don cast be that oooo |
Hard luck!!! Maybe un-gun known men |
pansophist:Aptly put!!! |
Fortruth:I'd like us to be mutuals Do you mind? |
This to me, for whatever reason, as much as I won’t support a coup, it’s become increasingly burdensome that insecurity would never leave Africa, from the West, East Africa, central and sub-Saharan Africa, There’s never been peace, from Jihadist to Al-quaeda to inter-communal to tribal wars, it’s always conflict and confusion, majorly to mask the main intent, which often times, are looting and massive embezzlement, illegal mining and exploration of resources!! It’s taking Africa the intervention of Russia and Asia, to realize that we’re just been used by a select few to massively enrich themselves!! For whatever reason the coup was orchestrated, and for whoever and whatever is behind it, I pray the people get to experience peace and stability!! |
Soldiers in the West African country of Niger have announced a coup on national TV. They said they had dissolved the constitution, suspended all institutions and closed the nation's borders. Niger President Mohamed Bazoum has been held by troops from the presidential guard since early on Wednesday. He was promised Washington's "unwavering support" in a call from US Secretary of State Antony Blinken. UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres also said he had spoken to the president and offered the UN's full support. Mr Bazoum is a key Western ally in the fight against Islamist militancy in West Africa. Two neighbouring countries, Mali and Burkina Faso, have experienced coups triggered by jihadist uprisings in recent years. In both countries the new military leaders have fallen out with France, the former colonial power, which also formerly ruled Niger. Mr Bazoum's whereabouts are unclear but in a statement on social media platform Twitter on Thursday morning he said the "hard-won gains will be safeguarded" and that Nigeriens who love democracy will see to it. the TV announcement on Wednesday, Col Maj Amadou Abdramane, alongside nine other uniformed soldiers behind him, said: "We, the defence and security forces... have decided to put an end to the regime you know. "This follows the continuing deterioration of the security situation, and poor economic and social governance." He also said that all of the country's institutions had been suspended and that the heads of the ministries would take care of day-to-day business. "All external partners are asked not to interfere," he went on. "Land and air borders are closed until the situation has stabilised." He added a night curfew would take effect from 22:00 until 05:00 local time until further notice. Col Maj Abdramane said the soldiers were acting for the National Council for the Safeguard of the Homeland (CNSP). After the soldiers' TV announcement Mr Blinken called for the release of President Bazoum. He told a news conference in New Zealand that "what it clearly constitutes is an effort to seize power by force and to disrupt the constitution". neighbouring Mali, heavily armed Russian Wagner mercenaries are helping the military regime to fight jihadist insurgents. Niger's unrest comes on top of existing Western anxiety about Wagner operations and the Sahel region's instability. Niger is grappling with two Islamist insurgencies - one in the south-west, which swept in from Mali in 2015, and the other in the south-east, involving jihadists based in north-eastern Nigeria. Militant groups allied to both al-Qaeda and Islamic State are active in the country. President Bazoum, who was democratically elected in 2021, is a close ally of France, and other Western nations. Niger has experienced four coups since independence from France in 1960, as well as numerous attempted coups. Culled from BBC
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mariovito:Like!!! Same pattern all over Africa, yet the government just folds her hand and let it go on!!! Of course because they’re complicit as. Well!! In the similitude of Messi with the ball🤓🤓🤓 Every defender knows that at the edge of the penalty box, he Favour’s going left and shooting, yet they can’t stop him!! Lol Africa would get it right someday |
I have a female bestie!!! We’ve known each other for well over 15 years now, I don’t sexualise her, I’ve never ever done that, that been said, no woman would give me an ultimatum!!! My friend has done for me, and has been there for me countless times!!! I can’t sever that coz you’re uncomfortable!!! Moreover, she’s not even in the country anymore.. so what’s the fuss?? |
adisabarber:Co ask!!! I’ll be happy if anyone can answer this |
Don't lose faith brother As much I'd advise you seek and repeat medical procedures, miracles are real.. Seek God in earnest, your wife too. He never fails |
Can never be me though!!! The only catch is... We only afford what my salary can!! |
It's always been there!!! Social media just made it more pronounced!!! Travel down to Delta/PH/CRS and see what both married genders do!!! |
I served at his School in 2012... Man is dogged and disciplined!!! I learnt a lot from him |
maasoap:Likeeee Broo!!! Your wife oooo This is a new height of sickening |
Crazy things are really happening!!! For your Airport pickup and Dropsoffs in Abuja, Hit me up… 09039093718 |
A French husband drugged his unsuspecting wife nightly in their house in Provence and invited at least 51 men to rape her over the course of a decade. The suspect known only as Dominique P, allegedly contacted the other men on an internet forum called “à son insu” (“without him/her knowing”) in which members discuss performing sexual acts on their unwitting, and thus non-consensual partners, often drugged. The forum was on a French web chat site whose exchanges are erased after a few hours and has been linked to criminal investigations into paedophile, racist or anti-Semitic content and the sale of illicit substances. Dominique P, a pensioner married to his wife Françoise (not her real first name) for more than 50 years and with whom he has three adult children, allegedly mixed the anti-anxiety drug Témesta (Lorazepam) into her evening meal before his “guests” arrived at their home in Mazan, near Carpentras. The 51 men, who have been charged with rape and remanded in custody, were of all ages – from 26 to 73 – and walks of life (fireman, lorry driver, municipal councillor, IT worker in a bank, prison guard, nurse and journalist). ‘Sexual acts filmed’ Tobacco and perfume were banned to avoid strong smells that could waken his wife. The men had to wash their hands in hot water to avoid sudden change of temperature, UnCloth in the kitchen to avoid leaving any clothes in the bedroom, park near a school and walk in the dark to the house to avoid arousing neighbours’ suspicions. He would then meticulously film and archive their sexual acts, keeping the footage in a file called “ABUSES” on a USB discovered by police. Most returned multiple times. The alleged rapes took place between 2011 and 2020. Some claimed they had no idea his wife was not consensual while one denied it was rape, saying: “It’s his wife, he does what he likes with her.” “He insisted that none of the men who came to his house gave up going through with sexual acts on his wife given her state. He never used violence or threats against anyone so that rapes would be committed. Each individual was in possession of his free will to stop these acts and leave,” wrote Avignon prosecutors cited by Le Monde. ‘Kind and caring’ husband Police stumbled upon the footage of the abuse as part of a preliminary investigation into Dominique P filming women in the changing rooms of a local supermarket via a hidden camera in 2020. When local police asked his wife to talk about her husband, she described him as a “great guy” who was “kind and caring” who had tried to get her to agree to partner-swapping but she refused as “she didn’t like to be touched without having feelings (for someone)”. When informed of the secret tapes, she broke down and became suicidal, saying: “I was his thing.” Piecing together the past, she said she had flashbacks and that the drugging could explain her frequent fatigue and “absent-mindedness”. She had unexplained gynaecological problems. Subsequent medical examinations found she had been infected with four sexually transmitted diseases. She has filed for divorce. Dominique P, meanwhile, reportedly told investigating magistrates he still loves his wife, calling her “a saint”. “She was his first love, indeed the only love of his life,” said his lawyer, Béatrice Navarro. Police have identified 92 cases of rape of Françoise by 83 “aggressors” but have to date “only” identified 51. Should investigating magistrates follow the prosecutor’s recommendations, a trial – which Le Monde said would be historic in size for such a case – is expected to take place next year. |
MRDEE01:Baba howfar? U don fit see car to drive? |
ZombiePUNISHER:Like brooooo... By all freaking means |
I would always say it!!!! Government is a cartel.. Know it and know peace |
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Government is a Cartel!!! Mention everyone involved.. All the way to the one that has left for Niger already |
You're also beneficiaries na so why not ![]() |
ok |
We de our own jeje oooo..... Hilda waka with slim waist and Big baka carry a-thon come give us.. Na make driver say e wan do Drive-a-thon remain |
Are the sanctions working ![]() Aren't we seeing accelerated Nuclear programmes from NK and Iran? NK just finished testing and launched a hyper supersonic missile... 10 times the speed of sound man!! And these are very Heavy sanctioned countries. So what exactly is the point?? In retrospect though, i hope u know and understand that the Invasion of Iraq was unwarranted and a mistake? DAVIDMOE: |
Unwarranted Witch Hunt |
God abeggggg |
You neither dropped a number or an address |
Sanctions are not working... See results in Russia, China, NK, Iran... You're rather making them align better with themselves... Yet the West doesn't see the Mobster they're creating... Moreover, who made u the Police of the World?? |
What's your conversion rate? |
Yeye de smell |
Counter offensive in the Mud... Russia obliterated all the Leopard tanks.. The West is just using Ukraine as a conduit to launder money, and enrich their friends... Blackwater and co |

