DaddyFreeze2020:


I hope he knows the Hausas who make up the majority of the Nigerian Army rank and file will not willingly fight Niger Republic. They will sabotage his efforts.

...you still dey talk this foolish talk...... which soldiers have been fighting BH since abeg

Make una no just open mouth waaa because you no like PBAT dey talk rubbish

Rolings:

...you still dey talk this foolish talk...... which soldiers have been fighting BH since abeg

Make una no just open mouth waaa because you no like PBAT dey talk rubbish

No wonder they've not finished dealing with Boko Haram.

You think sending soldiers from the North to Niger Republic will make Nigeria win?

You don't even understand anything about the North. Just sit down in your house in SW and be making blabs online.

The bolded shows you're just a typical tribalist who thinks issues of national discourse is related to whether the Head of State is from your region.
Who cares about whether PBAT is liked or not

DaddyFreeze2020:


No wonder they've not finished dealing with Boko Haram.

You think sending soldiers from the North to Niger Republic will make Nigeria win?

You don't even understand anything about the North. Just sit down in your house in SW and be making blabs online.

I laugh at your ignorance.
It's only igbos that know where everybody is ....we don hear una.
Shey all of your people were insulting and cursing Buhari for extending rail line to this same Niger you are now their greatest mouthpiece..... Stupid hypocrites.
Let me tell you what your brother would have said if this was igboland.....you would have been insulting everybody that they didn't say anything when Benue people were being killed and are only shouting on igbo matter that everybody should mind their business.
So i put it to you BIAFRAN TO MIND YOUR BUSINESS

Rolings:


I laugh at your ignorance.
It's only igbos that know where everybody is ....we don hear una.
Shey all of your people were insulting and cursing Buhari for extending rail line to this same Niger you are now their greatest mouthpies..... Stipud hypocrites.
Let me tell you what your brother would have said if this was igboland.....you would have been insulting everybody that they didn't say anything when Benue people were being killed and are only shouting on igbo matter that everybody should mind their business.
So i put it to you BIAFRAN TO MIND YOUR BUSINESS

and the Northern Senators who rejected military intervention in Niger are all Igbos and don't like PBAT.

You're an online dunce with myopic reasoning on public discuss

DaddyFreeze2020:


and the Northern Senators who rejected military intervention in Niger are all Igbos and don't like PBAT.

You're an online dunce with myopic reasoning on public discuss

They rejected it as they should unlike your ogogoro drinking fathers hiding inside their wife's wrapper on Mondays afraid of small boys

DaddyFreeze2020:


Ndi Obidients...you people only know how to insult people online. No wonder you people made Peter Obi lose the election with your stupid attitude.

Someone stated a fact online and you're rambling like Nnamdi Kanu that just ate watery beans in DSs custody

Baba, please don't call be an Obidient. I can never be associated with pandemic

Asari Humoty, . . Oya o!
Your A-K 47s are needed o.
Have toy run back to the swamps where you belong?

Wow you ipob are so knowledgeable about everything Tinubu.

Can we agree that if Tinubu never invade Niger may it never be well with you n you entire household ?

Ogene001:

He has no option but invade Niger to please France and their USA Ally. Or else, his drug dealings will be exposed. Yes he understand international politics but does not understand local economy

WOW !

Did ipob gift you that George Weah speech from your nightmare or how come there is no link to read the news ourselves or you think every Nigerian is foolish like you ipob to believe any rubbish cocorted by the bastard Kunu or Ekpa.

NobleSeed:

etrange:
Jackson is the one telling you what your president is doing? Do you know what military invasion is? Dude, I'm not a fan of Tinubu, but it's our duty to correct people when they go about spreading rumors about our country. The president sent delegates and a team of soldiers from ECOWAS to engage the military leaders of Niger in a dialog with the goal of figuring out a peaceful way out of the current situation. The mandate he gave them was very specific and it was online for all to see. And then one Jackson in the US goes on Twitter to say your country has ordered a full blown military invasion, and you took that as a valid source? Do you think the president could do that without consulting both chambers of the bicameral legislature? You guys though.

When he said subsidy is gone, did he consult anybody. When he gave seven days ultimatum to the military boys in Niger, did he consult anybody. The man thinks Nigeria is Lagos State.

TemplarLandry:


I dedicate “Renegade” by JAY-Z feat. Eminem (M in M) to the Jagaban of Africa.

I also dedicate “Shake Down” by Akon to our gallant troops. Great jam!

What song will you dedicate to the long-suffering wives of Nigerian soldiers, who the microphone-licking, pissing machine will soon make widows while Remi and Seyi busy themselves stealing us blind?.

DaddyFreeze2020:


I hope he knows the Hausas who make up the majority of the Nigerian Army rank and file will not willingly fight Niger Republic. They will sabotage his efforts.

The Hausas don't make up the majority of the rank and file, more like the minority group from the middle belt.

Stop projecting your phobia for the Hausa-Fulani people over everyone.

United04:
When he said subsidy is gone, did he consult anybody. When he gave seven days ultimatum to the military boys in Niger, did he consult anybody. The man thinks Nigeria is Lagos State.

That's because those things aren't explicitly stated in the Nigeria constitution. As the ECOWAS president, nothing stops him from bluffing or threatening the military guys in Niger. However, the constitution is very clear on the subject of military engagement. It states that the President needs an express approval of the Senate before sending Nigerian armed forces to participate in any battle outside Nigeria if the situation arises. When the national security of Nigeria is at stake and the approval cannot be quickly obtained, the president may deploy the military outside Nigeria for a limited combat but must seek the consent of the senate within 7 days of the deployment, which may be approved or refused within 14 days.

Here is an excerpt:

(4)
(a) the president shall not declare a state of war between the Federation and another country except with the sanction of a resolution of both Houses of the National Assembly sitting in a joint session;

(b) except with the prior approval of the Senate, no member of the armed forces of the Federation shall be deployed on combat duty outside Nigeria.

(5)
Notwithstanding the provisions of subsection 4 of this section, the president; in consultation with the National Defence Council, may deploy members of the armed forces of the Federation on a limited combat duty outside Nigeria if he is satisfied that the national security is under imminent threat or danger;

Provided that the president shall, within seven days of actual combat engagement, seek the consent of the Senate and the Senate shall thereafter give or refuse the said consent within fourteen days.


At this point in Nigeria, it is extremely important for Nigerians to know and understand the country's constitution. If not, one would remain at the mercy of the media.

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!

Many of these obidots are illiterates and frustrated, look at the kind of news they are propagating