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Foreign Affairs › Re: Nigeria's Tinubu, Ivory Coast's Ouattara And Senegal's Mack Sall by panafrican(op): 9:53pm On Aug 17, 2023*

Napata77:
IF YOU WERE A LEADER OF SENEGAL or IVORY COAST, you would be shaking in your bed right now, and willing to send troops to flush out the coupists in Niger, to discourage your army from trying to seize power.

You are right. If I were in Cote d'Ivoire I would be scared as H.e.l.l. because of the following ( Just to name a few):

1. I came to power thanks to a rebellion that committed a genocide , killing more than 60 000 people.

2. In only one day, my rebel troops killed , burned alive, cut the throats of 1000 people who took refuge at a
Church in the city of Duekoue , Western part of Ivory coast.

3. I recruited thousands of radical Muslim from Burkina Faso as mercenaries to kill , rape, burn alive thousands of people
from 2002 through 2012.

4. I practiced ethnic cleansing

5. I was never held accountable , but I sent the ousted president to the Hague with the help from French president
Nicolas Sarkozy, the criminal who destroyed Libya.

6. I promised Urbi et orbi that I would not run for a 3rd term as stated in the constitution, but when the 2020 election deadline was
closing in, I poisoned my prime minister , and when he died , I used his death as an excuse to run for a 3rd term .

7. When the population of Ivory coast rose up in 2020 to oppose my 3rd term bid, I unleashed thousands of
militiamen on them to kill, burn alive and rape. My supported even took pride cutting a protester's head off and playing football with that head , then they put the image on social media.

8. I barred the main opposition leader ( Laurent Gbagbo ) from running for president, and removed his name from
the voters' list

The list is long.

Now Senegal
Yes I would be scared like a MOFO if I were the president of Senegal . Here a re few reasons.

1. A tried to override the constitution to run for a 3rd term. When millions of Senegalese took to the street
to protest, I hired thousands of gangsters to work hand -in-hand with police , the military and the military police
to shoot protesters . More than 100 people died.

2. I sent my opponent ( Mr. Sonko ) to jail and accused him of rape. When the rape charge proved ridiculous, I charged him
with " stealing a cell phone" when police came to arrest him.

3. I removed my opponent's name from the voters' list and barred him from running for the upcoming presidential election.

4. As we speak right now, the main opposition leader is in a coma in a hospital room in Dakar , following the torture he was submitted to
in jail.

5. I jailed his lawyer.

YES I would be scared and eager to send troops to Niger , just to tell my military " You 'll see, if you overthrow me
ECOWAS will come after you., but they will not say a single word when I'm twisting Democracy in my country ,and
killing you or jailing you.".
See Screenshot and the link below about Sonko in intensive care.
https://www.france24.com/en/africa/20230817-sengalese-opposition-leader-ousmane-sonko-in-intensive-care-after-hunger-strike

see a video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QtzEkO8AvyE

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Foreign Affairs › A Closer Look: ECOWAS Has A Puppet Ready To Take Over when Bazoum Dies. by panafrican(op): 9:20pm On Aug 17, 2023*

In the 1990s, then US president Bill Clinton was able to send troops to Haiti to re-instate ousted president Jean Bertrand Harristide
because the latter was abroad, not at the mercy of coup leader general Raoul Cedras .
Taking a step back amid all the frenzy brouhaha around ECOWAS’s onslaught on Niger , one wonders
how ( or why ) that organization can be so stubborn notwithstanding the fact that Bazoum is in custody , with his head at the gunpoint of Niger’s military rulers. The most likely answer is this : ECOWAS engaged in a Machiavellian strategy . They already consider Bazoum dead, and they prepared their man. The one who will take over after the ECOWAS elephant breaks all the glasses in the house ( stirring a big mess in Niger). The guys who might benefit from Bazoum’s death are his closest allies who are in hiding in Niger or abroad. They are dreaming to take over after dropping their crocodile tears over the News on Bazoum’s death.

Foreign Affairs › Re: U.S. Soldier, Travis King, Who Crossed Into Our Territory Wants Refuge by panafrican(m): 3:56pm On Aug 17, 2023

Not sure if the CIA can send a young man like that in daylight under the
hype of international media.

Foreign Affairs › Nigeria's Tinubu, Ivory Coast's Ouattara And Senegal's Mack Sall by panafrican(op): 1:25am On Aug 17, 2023

The war team against Niger.

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Foreign Affairs › Give Travis King An African Passport. His Ancestors Are From Here. by panafrican(op): 4:44pm On Aug 16, 2023

Travis King should be free to choose to resettle in any African country he wants. And The United States should undersign they will not prosecute him nor harass him when he comes to Africa. Remember the core value of the[b] U.S. declaration of Independence[/b] is the natural right to the [ b] “Pursue of Happiness”. [/b] If Travis does not feel happy in the US for him being Black, he should have the right to go whereever he wants.

Foreign Affairs › Re: U.S. Soldier, Travis King, Who Crossed Into Our Territory Wants Refuge by panafrican(m): 4:34pm On Aug 16, 2023

Just come to West Africa, young bro.
You have more than 40 countries south of the Sahara desert in Africa.

Foreign Affairs › To Tinubu And His ECOWAS Team by panafrican(op): 3:22pm On Aug 14, 2023

Here is where Africans are waiting for you to act.
Convene as swiftly as you did on Niger , put together a million-man troops to clean terrorists from the region in that closed curve below

Foreign Affairs › Re: Niger's President Mohamed Bazoum to be Prosecuted for High Treason by panafrican(m): 6:30am On Aug 14, 2023

Ebubu3:
funny. Prison can be fun for some people. Dasuki was eating inter-continental dishes of his choice, golfing and enjoying suna bath bath, reads newspapers but does not have connection with outside world by way of smartphone or computer, he is even brought high grade maitama oloshos and doctors.

Bro Dasuki and his lawyers. grin

Foreign Affairs › Re: Niger's President Mohamed Bazoum to be Prosecuted for High Treason by panafrican(m): 6:15am On Aug 14, 2023

They should just put him and his family in a place they can chill for awhile. No torture, no hardship. After 7 years ,let the guy play Golf
or Ludo game in Niamey with a former head of state pension.

Foreign Affairs › Re: "We'll Side With Niger Forces If We Are Sent There" Soldiers In Ivory Coast by panafrican(op): 6:11am On Aug 14, 2023

Why is Ivory Coast's Ouattara not sending his troops without waiting for ECOMOG ?
They will start shooting at the officers who sent them there. grin

Foreign Affairs › Here Is Where Africa Is Waiting For ECOWAS by panafrican(op): 12:54am On Aug 14, 2023

If ECOWAS leaders called for a meeting to swiftly bring together thousands of troops to
clear the encircled area of terrorists, Africa and the rest of the world would praise ECOWAS.

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Thwarting A Warplane Raid On Niger: Here Is How The Nigeriens Should Proceed. by panafrican(op): 11:19pm On Aug 13, 2023

abiolert:
Answer my question and stop behaving like .....

You provided the reader with an answer to your own question, and that answer is FALSE , because the Nigerian senate is not from the ....

Foreign Affairs › Protests In Kano, Nigeria, Against ECOWAS 's Planned Invasion Of Niger by panafrican(op): 5:15pm On Aug 13, 2023

https://dailytrust.com/breaking-protest-hits-kano-over-planned-military-intervention-in-niger/

Foreign Affairs › Re: Thwarting A Warplane Raid On Niger: Here Is How The Nigeriens Should Proceed. by panafrican(op): 4:03pm On Aug 13, 2023

abiolert:
Why is that it's the people from the.... Are the ones against Nigeria invading Niger, why is it that they are the peddlers of false news in Nigeria??

Did you just wake up ?
Yeah the Nigerian senate is from the ...... . And the protesters in Lagos and Abuja are also from the .......

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4IPZpp2RZZM

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Foreign Affairs › Bread And Guns by panafrican(op): 3:44pm On Aug 13, 2023*

First secure yourself with all the possible weapons you can get, otherwise you might be annihilated or taken as a slave when those who starved themselves to make powerful weapons take over your land.

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Foreign Affairs › Do Constitutions In Africa Include The Possibility To Recall A President ? by panafrican(op): 3:32pm On Aug 13, 2023

All these Ecowas Presidents who went to Abuja to plan an attack on Niger should face a recall.

Foreign Affairs › Re: Former South Africa President Released From Prison by panafrican(m): 3:29pm On Aug 13, 2023

Sending an 81- year old man to prison. Pffff! He did not kill anyone.
He should have been fined.
Come pick up the crooked West African leaders who are also killing on behalf of their
European partners.

Politics › Re: Obasanjo Urges Christians To Join Politics by panafrican(m): 3:06pm On Aug 13, 2023*

He is right. Christain MUST Join Politics to prevent wicked leaders from ruling the land. It not only about politics, it is about leadership.
Christian must eb in leadership positions to stop Machiavellian Leadership and toxic leadership from
destroying organizations. Once as a Christian you MUST remember you are a Christian.

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Thwarting A Warplane Raid On Niger: Here Is How The Nigeriens Should Proceed. by panafrican(op): 2:45pm On Aug 13, 2023

Acekidc4:
You go explain Tire with this your Weak Defense Analysis!!

ECOWAS is already having headaches with Algeria, Mali and Burkina Faso closing airspaces.
Image Libya, Sudan, Central Africa Rep, Cameroon entering the dance.
It Would only remain Benin and Nigeria. Easy to monitor.

Politics › Re: Niger Coup Leaders Agree To Dialogue With ECOWAS by panafrican(m): 2:25pm On Aug 13, 2023

That team should also include Catholic Bishops or the cardinal. This is not the time to spring up a religion, it must be inclusive.
Secular African chiefs should also be part of that team. Hope this will happen when the Nigerian delegation returns to Niamey.
This been said, Niger's authorities should be careful because ECOWAS might be tricking them on purpose to strike them off guard.
The French might be digging a tunnel from their military base - as the Peruvian commando did in 1997 to free the hostages at the Japanese Embassy in Lima Peru-.

Reading
Tupac Umaru Rebel Assault on The Japanese Embassy in Lima, Peru.

In Lima, Peru, Peruvian president Alberto Fujimori orders a commando assault on the Japanese ambassador’s home, hoping to free 72 hostages held for more than four months by armed members of the Tupac Amaru leftist rebel movement.

On December 16, 1996, 14 Tupac Amaru terrorists, disguised as waiters and caterers, slipped into the home of Japanese Ambassador Morihisa Aoki, where a reception honoring the birthday of the Japanese emperor was being held. The armed terrorists took 490 people hostage. Police promptly surrounded the compound, and the rebels agreed to release 170 women and elderly guests but declared they would kill the remaining 220 if their demands were not met.

The Tupac Amaru Revolutionary Movement (MRTA) was founded in 1984 as a militant organization dedicated to communist revolution in Peru. A few days after the hostage crisis at the Japanese ambassador’s home began, the rebels released all but 72 hostages and demanded the release of 400 MRTA members imprisoned in Peru. Among the important officials held hostage in the Japanese ambassador’s home were the brother of President Fujimori, Foreign Minister Francisco Tudela; supreme court judges; members of the ruling party; and a number of foreign ambassadors from Japan and elsewhere. President Fujimori, who was known for taking a hard-line stance against leftist guerrillas in Peru, did not give in to the key points of the rebels’ demands and in April 1997 ordered an assault on the complex by a 140-man special forces team.

After secretly warning the hostages 10 minutes before the attack, the special forces team set off a blast in a tunnel underneath the building, which surprised the rebels and killed eight of the 14 immediately. The rest of the elite soldiers attacked from several other directions, overwhelming the remaining terrorists. All 14 rebels were killed in the assault, including the leader, Nestor Cerpa, who was shot multiple times. Only one hostage, Supreme Court Justice Carlos Giusti, was killed in the attack, and of the several soldiers wounded during the rescue operation, two later died from their injuries.
Source: https://www.history.com/this-day-in-history/fujimori-orders-assault-on-japanese-ambassadors-home

Foreign Affairs › Thwarting A Warplane Raid On Niger: Here Is How The Nigeriens Should Proceed. by panafrican(op): 2:21pm On Aug 13, 2023

Algeria, Burkina Faso and Mali closed their airspace to protect Niger, great ! Now there is a tiny but serious spot to keep an eye on. That spot is Djibouti, a small country with at least six military bases belonging to FRANCE, Germany, The United States, The United Kingdom, Spain and Italy.
That ‘s why - Chad Not being reliable- Niger's authorities should work with Libya, Sudan, Central African Republic and Cameroon, to close the spaces there. Once this is done, there should be some Air Defense Missile in Burkina Faso next to the boarder with Benin and unfriendly country . Mali and Burkina have those missiles.
Any warplane that uses Benin’s towards Niamey, Niger should be shot down.
Meanwhile, Niger should watch the Nigerian border closely so that any warplane that enters Niger from the Nigerian side is shot down within the first 10 second of its entry.
See the map.

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Foreign Affairs › Re: ECOWAS Vows To Hold Russia Responsible If Wagner Violates Human Rights by panafrican(m): 1:25pm On Aug 13, 2023

Crooked ECOWAS leaders want to fight Russia ? grin

With what, spears huh

Good, they will all be democratically overthrown , by the people, for the people.

Foreign Affairs › "We'll Side With Niger Forces If We Are Sent There" Soldiers In Ivory Coast by panafrican(op): 6:49pm On Aug 12, 2023

In Ivory Coast ,the news coming out of the military barracks are not good for the Ivorian president.
Many soldiers are now saying they would side with the people of Niger ECOWAS sent them there.
No-one wants to fight for the French agenda.

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Foreign Affairs › Re-thinking A Deal : Brics Currency, Some Say 1 BRIICS = $ 55 by panafrican(op): 3:53pm On Aug 12, 2023

Re-thinking a deal huh

$ 55 for 1 BRICS. How strong are South africa's goods and its economy compared to those of China, India, and Russia? This will benefit China not South Africa. How strong are your Universities?
Why would someone spend that much money to go live, or do business, or go to school in South Africa? Moreover Year 2021 data show the following in terms of population
China: 1. 412 Billion
India: 1. 408 Billion
Brazil : 214 million
Russia : 143. 4 million
South Africa: 59.39 million
Why would people invest in South Africa with such heavy money instead of going to Brazil, China, India and Russia which that have more and better infrastructure? This looks like South Africa will be used like a moda foka.
Last but not least: Nigeria with its population ( more than 200 million ) and its huge natural resources would do better in the BRICS organization.

Foreign Affairs › I Have A nice Dream by panafrican(op): 2:47am On Aug 12, 2023

I Have nice dream
Let's do this for four centuries and then apologize grin

Foreign Affairs › Re: Watch USA president Biden Farting In Public And Sniffing A Little Girls Body by panafrican(m): 2:44am On Aug 12, 2023

How is Trump doing ?

Foreign Affairs › Picture Of The Top 13 Traitors In West Africa by panafrican(op): 12:00pm On Aug 11, 2023

Yours to discover.

Foreign Affairs › Re: Niger Citizens Started Blocking There Roads by panafrican(m): 5:29am On Aug 11, 2023

ECOWAS declares war on Africans who want to be free from the French.
Does Tinubu realize what type of silly stuff he is getting into ? Did he measure the outcomes?
When the mess starts in West Africa, the only thing Europeans will is to pick up their people .

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Military Action in Niger: We Will Kill Deposed President, Bazoum - Niger junta by panafrican(m): 6:48pm On Aug 10, 2023

I saw Tinubu's since March 27, 2023.

Knw we would in trouble. The guy is a sell-out like a moda foka.

March 207, 2023
Why can't he rest near the ocean in Southern Nigeria? there is more clean air there than what he is going to breath in Europe.
Come on.
Any time this happens with an incoming African president, we must tell ourselves we are heading to the wrong direction.
https://www.nairaland.com/7629929/bad-signal-president-elect-bola-tinubu

Foreign Affairs › Tinubu Is J. Goodluck Back Into The Saddle by panafrican(op): 6:36pm On Aug 10, 2023

" I Told you I would be back ".
J. Goodluck

Foreign Affairs › Re: Niger: Coup Leaders remain defiant, form new Govt; appoint 21 Ministers by panafrican(m): 12:49pm On Aug 10, 2023

Dawn91:
Good now tinubu supporters can let us hear . Every hungry thug and weed smoker suddenly turned international political analyst.

Foreign Affairs › French Air Force Violates Niger's Airspace ,Frees Terrorists by panafrican(op): 3:28am On Aug 10, 2023

https://english.alarabiya.net/News/north-africa/2023/08/09/Niger-junta-accuses-France-of-violating-airspace

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