₦airaland Forum

Creamypie:
My question is with all the "prosperity" and "Miracle" teaching, that they deceive people with, what is the ultimate price for worshipping God. Its not the above listed. So what is it?

is this all you have to say? No empathy for the dead. It will get to us all someday.

LegendHero:
How is he greater than my dad lol 😂.

Walahi than man no rich reach me. Tell him to present his legitimate earnings and compare it to mine.

Abi no be that stupidd man again?

If you get money show your face.....don't hide behind faceless forum....your response shows your still being spoon fed.

LegendHero:
Lol 😂 this old man and lies.

You gave up on election since 1993 but yet you endorsed and voted Peter Obi in the last election.

When they lose, they come out to start lying. Even in the said 1993, this man would have voted Tofa but he is here doing like he like Abiola.

He is human and most importantly a Nigerian and have rights....don't insult a man greater the your Dad.

AriyaTV:
You don't even know the guy, how heartless can you be. What if he voted for PO?

You are more stupid to even mention names......go and get educated first before stepping into my mention buzu!!

Few months ago.....the man casted vote for his preferred political representatives......today his hope was unable to be renewed.

Good development.

This guy just dey disgrace himself and Tinubu anytime he opens his mouth.

Buhari4sale:
Wike will show igbos pepper

Pray to live long to see the pepper....since wishing entire ethnic group ill gives you orgasm.

Acekidc4:
Who Cares 🤨 God will always provide easily for people who wants to travel outside the country. The closure of Niger air space is Nobody's fault.

Some Mumu will still Blame Tinubu for this ooooooo🤨🤔

Travel via Ghana

Last kick of a dying horse......Ecowas is divided and the Niger new government has solidified.....shot one single bullet into Niger and see how Northers will ask for the head of Tinubu on a tray.

Houseboy Senate President.....dispatch rider Senate President.

GodHatesBigots:
Out dated crap. Even Boko Haram shot down a Nigerian military jet , MIG for that matter, lol.

https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2021/7/19/bandits-shoot-down-nigeria-fighter-jet-pilot-survives

Nigeria and wars should not be in the same sentence, especially wars that have international dimensions.

One coordinated attack on our major oil installations can cripple Nigeria for a very very long time.

I mean, ghosts have been drinking our crude unperturbed, for years;

Even more amazing, people came in bikes with unsophisticated weapons and broke terrorists out of Kuje Prison.

A whole medium-security prison!

No military grade drones gave early warnings, neither was the hours-long attack rebuffed.

Many of the food sellers, farmers, artisans, maiguards and even military officers in Nigeria, hail from Niger.

What do you think would happen if Nigeria takes US/France/NATO's war to Niger, their homeland?

For starters, loyalties within the military would be divided; infiltrations and counter betrayals;

Secondly, Boko Haram activities would intensify.

Right now, Nigeria is too corrupt, too unserious, too complex, too porous and too divided to prosecute any war.

But if Ebola insists, let him start by sending those dingbats attacking Gbadebo's constructive tweet, as well as those officers that shot and killed many unarmed EndSARS youths at the Lekki Toll Gate. They should go and pick on people their own sizes.

sangresan:
Blah blah blah...I don't support military intervention in Niger, but I support Tinubu's victory in the last election. I know those who supported Atiku and Obi in the last election who are hyping Nigeria's military prowess and saying nothing will happen if ECOWAS invade Niamey. What do you have to say to this?

You think everybody will always follow your childish line of reasoning?

Who be this one?......who opened the cage for this dimwit.

Nigeria and wars should not be in the same sentence, especially wars that have international dimensions.

One coordinated attack on our major oil installations can cripple Nigeria for a very very long time.

I mean, ghosts have been drinking our crude unperturbed, for years;

Even more amazing, people came in bikes with unsophisticated weapons and broke terrorists out of Kuje Prison.

A whole medium-security prison!

No military grade drones gave early warnings, neither was the hours-long attack rebuffed.

Many of the food sellers, farmers, artisans, maiguards and even military officers in Nigeria, hail from Niger.

What do you think would happen if Nigeria takes US/France/NATO's war to Niger, their homeland?

For starters, loyalties within the military would be divided; infiltrations and counter betrayals;

Secondly, Boko Haram activities would intensify.

Right now, Nigeria is too corrupt, too unserious, too complex, too porous and too divided to prosecute any war that doesn't primarily target the Igbos. 🙄

But if Ebola insists, let him start by sending those dingbats attacking Gbadebo's constructive tweet, as well as those officers that shot and killed many unarmed EndSARS youths at the Lekki Toll Gate. They should go and pick on people their own sizes.

Asari dancing kobom kobom with only mouth......talkative.

DenreleDave:
Pendulum fans.... Una go explain tire

I hope Messi second 85 mins free kick was scripted again... Messi make things so easy


Almiron Thierryjay Garfield

Ofcourse it is scripted........by God almighty.

Typing:
Yes. It is genetically related to them.

Am sure you are not Elite and probably you are managing your life, get out of this your hate box and get a life.....just last nite we all had good time here, both yoruba, hausa, igbos etc...the point is that frustration created by the Elites to keep your divided is working very well in your hallow mind. With hate you can never ever grow. Get rich or die hating.....peace

Typing:
The guy is Igbo

Does one misguided attitude generalise that of every Igbo? Or the ritualistic tendencies of a few lost Yorubas become a yardstick for all? We all have to be very careful of the monsters that our hates are creating....

This talkative should keep quiet.....cowards talks too much...see him comparing his hungry fellows with Wagner .

.

Interesting read...

richeeyo:
As expected a senseless igbo would comment
Just listern to yourself
Which Wagner
Which artillery is it the one Russia is looking for where to buy
Why are you igbos this stupid

You are the one that lack sense......didn't you read the sarcasm in his statement before you jump in unintelligently and
start spewing gibberish. How are you sure he is Igbo?

NIGER REPUBLIC: Today is the D-day. And just early yesterday, when it appeared all was going according to plans, the head of French military in Niger was quoted as saying the new military regime in Niger should prepare to vacate the government house today, Sunday, for their preferred guy, the ousted Bezoum. Incidentally, the last batch of the Wagner PMC units arriving in Niger, reportedly came in last night aboard an II-76 military transport plane as revealed in a video that some now think is fake, and it’s NOT. So, after their arrival, the Niger military announced a total cancellation of the military pact the country has with France, which is also part of the “pact for the continuation of colonization” that sister Arikana spoke about, that I made videos about, years ago, and you can see the videos below:

COLONIAL FRANCE & THE GANG OF 1884: HOW THEY KILLED AFRICA, PT. 1
youtube.com/watch?v=knrUcq…

COLONIAL FRANCE & THE GANG OF 1884: HOW THEY KILLED AFRICA, PT. 2
youtube.com/watch?v=S_DddD…

Mali and Burkina Faso did the same thing and that’s how they got French soldiers out of their countries for good. This was coming on the heels of French soldiers refusing to leave, even after they had been asked to leave by the new administration. Their thought was that something was going to give. But as it stands right now, even though things are still sketchy, it doesn’t appear ECOWAS is prepared and United enough for the so called military intervention in Niger. Even if it was, having the backing of Wagner PMC/RUSSIA and Algeria/Egypt and Burkina Faso and Mali, Guinea and other secrete supporters is something that if you were in ECOWAS’ shoes, you’d think twice about.

This is why the new Nigerien government has now gone ahead to give French soldiers 30days within which they are to leave the country, after wide consultations with their allies. And if after 30 days they don’t leave voluntarily, they’ll most likely be forced to leave. This is the situation right now.

Also developing, Chad, which was supposed to be on the side of France just announced at the dying minute that it would not take part in any military action against Niger. The French really really banked on Chad’s support, until the announcement by Daoud Yaya Brahim, the Chadian Defense Minister, a short while ago. That’s a huge hole in France’s so called broad alliance against Niger. Not looking good for them at all.

Also, the Algerian president, Abdelmadjid Taboun, speaking Saturday on Enahar TV network, was quoted as saying that “The possibility of foreign military intervention in Niger is an immediate threat to Algeria. We categorically reject any military intervention.” He also said, “Algeria has a border of a thousand kilometers with Niger. There will be no solution without us, as we are the main stakeholders.”

He then went ahead to ask the supporters of military intervention, “What is the state of countries where there have been military interventions? Look at what is happening in Libya, Syria. Possible military intervention could ignite the entire Sahel region,” he added.

Given the foregoing, I have serious doubts that the much talked about military intervention will ever happen. And if that is the case, it’s fair to say at this point that France has technically, potentially, officially lost another hugely, massively and strategically important colony in Africa. A massive blow if you ask me. And the blow here isn’t even that France and the EU will lose access to cheap uranium and gold in large quantities, but the fact that this Niger thing will immediately embolden and activate sleeper cells of anti-French elements in the remaining pro-France colonies on the continent and give them the impetus to try. And in a matter of a few years, there may be not one pro-France or Pro-colonial Europe regime left anywhere on the continent. And like I’ve said in previous posts, I think AFRICA and Africans are ready!

Africa my AFRICA!

NIGER REPUBLIC: Today is the D-day. And just early yesterday, when it appeared all was going according to plans, the head of French military in Niger was quoted as saying the new military regime in Niger should prepare to vacate the government house today, Sunday, for their preferred guy, the ousted Bezoum. Incidentally, the last batch of the Wagner PMC units arriving in Niger, reportedly came in last night aboard an II-76 military transport plane as revealed in a video that some now think is fake, and it’s NOT. So, after their arrival, the Niger military announced a total cancellation of the military pact the country has with France, which is also part of the “pact for the continuation of colonization” that sister Arikana spoke about, that I made videos about, years ago, and you can see the videos below:

COLONIAL FRANCE & THE GANG OF 1884: HOW THEY KILLED AFRICA, PT. 1
youtube.com/watch?v=knrUcq…

COLONIAL FRANCE & THE GANG OF 1884: HOW THEY KILLED AFRICA, PT. 2
youtube.com/watch?v=S_DddD…

Mali and Burkina Faso did the same thing and that’s how they got French soldiers out of their countries for good. This was coming on the heels of French soldiers refusing to leave, even after they had been asked to leave by the new administration. Their thought was that something was going to give. But as it stands right now, even though things are still sketchy, it doesn’t appear ECOWAS is prepared and United enough for the so called military intervention in Niger. Even if it was, having the backing of Wagner PMC/RUSSIA and Algeria/Egypt and Burkina Faso and Mali, Guinea and other secrete supporters is something that if you were in ECOWAS’ shoes, you’d think twice about.

This is why the new Nigerien government has now gone ahead to give French soldiers 30days within which they are to leave the country, after wide consultations with their allies. And if after 30 days they don’t leave voluntarily, they’ll most likely be forced to leave. This is the situation right now.

Also developing, Chad, which was supposed to be on the side of France just announced at the dying minute that it would not take part in any military action against Niger. The French really really banked on Chad’s support, until the announcement by Daoud Yaya Brahim, the Chadian Defense Minister, a short while ago. That’s a huge hole in France’s so called broad alliance against Niger. Not looking good for them at all.

Also, the Algerian president, Abdelmadjid Taboun, speaking Saturday on Enahar TV network, was quoted as saying that “The possibility of foreign military intervention in Niger is an immediate threat to Algeria. We categorically reject any military intervention.” He also said, “Algeria has a border of a thousand kilometers with Niger. There will be no solution without us, as we are the main stakeholders.”

He then went ahead to ask the supporters of military intervention, “What is the state of countries where there have been military interventions? Look at what is happening in Libya, Syria. Possible military intervention could ignite the entire Sahel region,” he added.

Given the foregoing, I have serious doubts that the much talked about military intervention will ever happen. And if that is the case, it’s fair to say at this point that France has technically, potentially, officially lost another hugely, massively and strategically important colony in Africa. A massive blow if you ask me. And the blow here isn’t even that France and the EU will lose access to cheap uranium and gold in large quantities, but the fact that this Niger thing will immediately embolden and activate sleeper cells of anti-French elements in the remaining pro-France colonies on the continent and give them the impetus to try. And in a matter of a few years, there may be not one pro-France or Pro-colonial Europe regime left anywhere on the continent. And like I’ve said in previous posts, I think AFRICA and Africans are ready!

Africa my AFRICA!

NIGER REPUBLIC: Today is the D-day. And just early yesterday, when it appeared all was going according to plans, the head of French military in Niger was quoted as saying the new military regime in Niger should prepare to vacate the government house today, Sunday, for their preferred guy, the ousted Bezoum. Incidentally, the last batch of the Wagner PMC units arriving in Niger, reportedly came in last night aboard an II-76 military transport plane as revealed in a video that some now think is fake, and it’s NOT. So, after their arrival, the Niger military announced a total cancellation of the military pact the country has with France, which is also part of the “pact for the continuation of colonization” that sister Arikana spoke about, that I made videos about, years ago, and you can see the videos below:

COLONIAL FRANCE & THE GANG OF 1884: HOW THEY KILLED AFRICA, PT. 1
youtube.com/watch?v=knrUcq…

COLONIAL FRANCE & THE GANG OF 1884: HOW THEY KILLED AFRICA, PT. 2
youtube.com/watch?v=S_DddD…

Mali and Burkina Faso did the same thing and that’s how they got French soldiers out of their countries for good. This was coming on the heels of French soldiers refusing to leave, even after they had been asked to leave by the new administration. Their thought was that something was going to give. But as it stands right now, even though things are still sketchy, it doesn’t appear ECOWAS is prepared and United enough for the so called military intervention in Niger. Even if it was, having the backing of Wagner PMC/RUSSIA and Algeria/Egypt and Burkina Faso and Mali, Guinea and other secrete supporters is something that if you were in ECOWAS’ shoes, you’d think twice about.

This is why the new Nigerien government has now gone ahead to give French soldiers 30days within which they are to leave the country, after wide consultations with their allies. And if after 30 days they don’t leave voluntarily, they’ll most likely be forced to leave. This is the situation right now.

Also developing, Chad, which was supposed to be on the side of France just announced at the dying minute that it would not take part in any military action against Niger. The French really really banked on Chad’s support, until the announcement by Daoud Yaya Brahim, the Chadian Defense Minister, a short while ago. That’s a huge hole in France’s so called broad alliance against Niger. Not looking good for them at all.

Also, the Algerian president, Abdelmadjid Taboun, speaking Saturday on Enahar TV network, was quoted as saying that “The possibility of foreign military intervention in Niger is an immediate threat to Algeria. We categorically reject any military intervention.” He also said, “Algeria has a border of a thousand kilometers with Niger. There will be no solution without us, as we are the main stakeholders.”

He then went ahead to ask the supporters of military intervention, “What is the state of countries where there have been military interventions? Look at what is happening in Libya, Syria. Possible military intervention could ignite the entire Sahel region,” he added.

Given the foregoing, I have serious doubts that the much talked about military intervention will ever happen. And if that is the case, it’s fair to say at this point that France has technically, potentially, officially lost another hugely, massively and strategically important colony in Africa. A massive blow if you ask me. And the blow here isn’t even that France and the EU will lose access to cheap uranium and gold in large quantities, but the fact that this Niger thing will immediately embolden and activate sleeper cells of anti-French elements in the remaining pro-France colonies on the continent and give them the impetus to try. And in a matter of a few years, there may be not one pro-France or Pro-colonial Europe regime left anywhere on the continent. And like I’ve said in previous posts, I think AFRICA and Africans are ready!

Africa my AFRICA!

OkpaNsukkaisBae:
make election reach, dem go look 4 dem.

Same people they unleashed during election.......

NIGER REPUBLIC: Today is the D-day. And just early yesterday, when it appeared all was going according to plans, the head of French military in Niger was quoted as saying the new military regime in Niger should prepare to vacate the government house today, Sunday, for their preferred guy, the ousted Bezoum. Incidentally, the last batch of the Wagner PMC units arriving in Niger, reportedly came in last night aboard an II-76 military transport plane as revealed in a video that some now think is fake, and it’s NOT. So, after their arrival, the Niger military announced a total cancellation of the military pact the country has with France, which is also part of the “pact for the continuation of colonization” that sister Arikana spoke about, that I made videos about, years ago, and you can see the videos below:

COLONIAL FRANCE & THE GANG OF 1884: HOW THEY KILLED AFRICA, PT. 1
youtube.com/watch?v=knrUcq…

COLONIAL FRANCE & THE GANG OF 1884: HOW THEY KILLED AFRICA, PT. 2
youtube.com/watch?v=S_DddD…

Mali and Burkina Faso did the same thing and that’s how they got French soldiers out of their countries for good. This was coming on the heels of French soldiers refusing to leave, even after they had been asked to leave by the new administration. Their thought was that something was going to give. But as it stands right now, even though things are still sketchy, it doesn’t appear ECOWAS is prepared and United enough for the so called military intervention in Niger. Even if it was, having the backing of Wagner PMC/RUSSIA and Algeria/Egypt and Burkina Faso and Mali, Guinea and other secrete supporters is something that if you were in ECOWAS’ shoes, you’d think twice about.

This is why the new Nigerien government has now gone ahead to give French soldiers 30days within which they are to leave the country, after wide consultations with their allies. And if after 30 days they don’t leave voluntarily, they’ll most likely be forced to leave. This is the situation right now.

Also developing, Chad, which was supposed to be on the side of France just announced at the dying minute that it would not take part in any military action against Niger. The French really really banked on Chad’s support, until the announcement by Daoud Yaya Brahim, the Chadian Defense Minister, a short while ago. That’s a huge hole in France’s so called broad alliance against Niger. Not looking good for them at all.

Also, the Algerian president, Abdelmadjid Taboun, speaking Saturday on Enahar TV network, was quoted as saying that “The possibility of foreign military intervention in Niger is an immediate threat to Algeria. We categorically reject any military intervention.” He also said, “Algeria has a border of a thousand kilometers with Niger. There will be no solution without us, as we are the main stakeholders.”

He then went ahead to ask the supporters of military intervention, “What is the state of countries where there have been military interventions? Look at what is happening in Libya, Syria. Possible military intervention could ignite the entire Sahel region,” he added.

Given the foregoing, I have serious doubts that the much talked about military intervention will ever happen. And if that is the case, it’s fair to say at this point that France has technically, potentially, officially lost another hugely, massively and strategically important colony in Africa. A massive blow if you ask me. And the blow here isn’t even that France and the EU will lose access to cheap uranium and gold in large quantities, but the fact that this Niger thing will immediately embolden and activate sleeper cells of anti-French elements in the remaining pro-France colonies on the continent and give them the impetus to try. And in a matter of a few years, there may be not one pro-France or Pro-colonial Europe regime left anywhere on the continent. And like I’ve said in previous posts, I think AFRICA and Africans are ready!

Africa my AFRICA!

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