Yungmil:
My problem now is that


How do you guys cope with glo network while masturbating.

My own is always hanging when I want to cum grin grin

mysticwarrior:
The sanctions is not even up to a week and they have stated crying like helpless widows, them never see anything yet, let them keep listening to their motivational speakers from Mali, Burkina Faso and Guinea.

SmartPolician:
Sanctions only affect ordinary people. Those who masterminded the coup will feel nothing.

raskymonojendor:

LMAO. When you visit Niger republic, you will know suffering get levels.

SmartPolician:
Sanctions only affect ordinary people. Those who masterminded the coup will feel nothing.

CSTRR:

What is the end game of the sanctions?

Let even assume that the coup leaders leave, bazzoum is reinstated and France get back in control.

How is it in Nigeria's short or long term interests?

Are you aware that it was France that frustrated the Eco currency and is responsible for a lot of our security woes?

The IQ of Nigeria is said to be as low as 74.
People like you and tinubu prove it everyday.

ivolt:
This must be fake news.
I saw a video where a guy on Youtube said that
Wagner has sent billions of dollars, missiles, hundreds of reaper drones and food to support Niger coup plotters.
He said the palliatives was secretly moved in big trucks under the cover of the night last week.

Acekidc4:
President Tinubu and ECOWAS should bring them to their Knees. No soft landing for them. They should be made Scapegoat for others plotting and planning Coups in Countries across Africa. Pummel them with more Stricter Sanctions so they can have Sense.

omoadeleye:



You are an Illiterate

Watcharena:
you need to provide evidence of Wagner stealing resources

Father4all:
what have you gained from Democracy?

POxBAT:

Lol
Lemme guess
You haven't experienced any military regime abi...
Lemme ask you a question..
Have soldier slapped you before ...?

optimusprime2:

I really dislike comments like this, it proves you have no idea of the state of things...

Lemme throw you a question, if the sanctions hit Niger as hard as you are illustrating, who get's hit, is it not the people of Niger?

and if the situation becomes unbearable in Niger the resulting humanitarian crisis will be handled by which country, is it not Nigeria that would have to deal with the refugee's from Niger?

just assuming there is an influx of 8 million people from Niger through the very porous northern borders, to add to the insecurity, and hardship currently in Nigeria... who will handle the situation? How many Nigerian families eat three square meals of late?

I will like to remind you that currently, Nigeria is in a very bad economic situation, and a humanitarian crisis from the North as a result of sanctions and military activity is something Nigeria should not even risk.

Infact to even let you know something vital, the people of Niger are actually struggling for their liberation from France... the same France that B.A.T is currently flirting with.

This is a situation that Nigeria should have immediately stepped in as a big brother and played high level diplomacy, using hausa elder statesmen and traditional rulers from the onset, not by using military threats and force.

War experiments at this time is something Nigeria can not afford on various levels

This B.A.T Gbajabiamila led administration is truly something...

Acekidc4:
President Tinubu and ECOWAS should bring them to their Knees. No soft landing for them. They should be made Scapegoat for others plotting and planning Coups in Countries across Africa. Pummel them with more Stricter Sanctions so they can have Sense.

propsvilla1:
Ok
What I can't understand is why Nigeria that is still suffering from epileptic power supply is supplying light to other countries. Still thinking about this because I can't comprehend it.

Acekidc4:
President Tinubu and ECOWAS should bring them to their Knees. No soft landing for them. They should be made Scapegoat for others plotting and planning Coups in Countries across Africa. Pummel them with more Stricter Sanctions so they can have Sense.

HopeSpencer:



Your opinion is not needed, ipob. Arewa!

As for northerners or refugees from Niger, they will be bombed to smithereens if they try any nonsense. Yoruba is in power, they can't dictate to the president.

Muslims think Ilorin belongs to the North. War will be brought to their doorstep as payback

ivolt:
This must be fake news.
I saw a video where a guy on Youtube said that
Wagner has sent billions of dollars, missiles, hundreds of reaper drones and food to support Niger coup plotters.
He said the palliatives was secretly moved in big trucks under the cover of the night last week.

SmartPolician:
Sanctions only affect ordinary people. Those who masterminded the coup will feel nothing.

Entanglement:
stop spreading false information with your herpie smelly looking mouth

Niger has constructing a danm project 3yrs ago in Which the Nigeria government assisted in funding that project, but due to financial issues on their own hand the project was going slowly.
And more over, chad has been daming river Niger.
So stop spelling rubbish with your dirty, smelly, stinking mouth

fergie001:
It's hitting hard: Senior Niger politicians beg Tinubu to lift sanctions





This request is signed and counter-signed by the following:


Senior polithiefian!
Mahamane Ousmane is Niger's first democratically elected and fourth President who served from 16 April 1993 until he was deposed in a military coup d'état on 27 January 1996.

He leads the opposition Democratic and Republican Renewal Party.

Amadou Salifou is an ex-President of the Nigerien's National Assembly from 2014-2016.

Seyni Oumarou is an ex-Nigerien Prime Minister (2007-2009) and served as President of Niger's National Assembly (2009-2010). He was again elected President of the National Assembly in 2021, a position he holds until the coup.

Mamane Oumarou is a two-time Nigerien Prime Minister, and has been Mediator of the Republic since 2008.

Mahamadou Danda is an former Nigerien Prime Minister (2010-2011).

Ibrahim Assane Mayaki is a former Nigerien Prime Minister (1997-2000).

Cheffou Amadou is a former Nigerien Prime Minister (1991-1993).

Hama Amadou is a former Nigerien Prime Minister (1995-1996) & (2000-2007) and ex-President of the National Assembly (2011-2014).

Brigi Rafini is a former Nigerien PM (2011-2021)

Amadou Boubacar Cisse is a former Nigerien PM (1996-1997).

Ousseini Tinni is a former President of the National Assembly (2016-2021).

Hamid Algabid is a former Nigerien PM (1983-1988).


SOURCE

Tntsi:
It is a battle of coup plotters
Political coup Vs military coup.
Who will give up?

olumide4christ:


Niger as it is presently, doesn't have any wherewithal anywhere to build a dam across the river Niger.
Even Nigeria as at today will not be able to fund the construction of a dam except they take loans from international sources or as usual, ask China to build the dam and they pay back over the years.
Building a dam in this present day no be beans or akara...even for a country like Nigeria, talk less of Niger that is owing Nigeria millions of dollars for electricity we have supplied them...take it from me as a construction cost professional.

Jackanda1:
You need to stop faping to porn. Sooner or later, you would end up with Porn induced erectile dysfunction.

Your brain isn't designed for Porn.

raskymonojendor:

Guinea is already damming the river. Niger too started Damming the river last year. Lack of funds is why they haven't completely dammed it yet.

It's interesting to see you Obidients organizing a "pity party" for Niger Republic on this thread. Weren't they once your enemies when Buhari was president?

Just last week, you were all laughing at the photoshop images of Tinubu during the Nigeriens protest against the Nigerian president ...

Tntsi:
It is a battle of coup plotters
Political coup Vs military coup.
Who will give up?