Morbeta11:


https://punchng.com/ecowas-parliament-divided-over-planned-military-action-in-niger/

Morbeta11:


https://punchng.com/ecowas-parliament-divided-over-planned-military-action-in-niger/

Babatunjo:
Do the right thing, Mr. Tinubu.

If you don't invade Niger, it may put our democracy at risk.

ImoleNaija:
ECOWAS should leave Nigeriens & their Military Junta alone.


Na their freedom dem dey joke with. Dem go cry out when military rule begins to choke; as in the case below.

Taylor92:
Other African countries presidents have priorities and targets that should be met due to the promises they made to their citizens

And you expect them to leave the needed basic humans needs by her citizens to embark on a useless war

Unlike Tinubu that had no manisesfo, never attended a debate to let us know his plans for us, never told us how he would tackle our needs

Only thing that drug lord was concerned was it is his turn

Useless man

Babatunjo:
Do the right thing, Mr. Tinubu.

If you don't invade Niger, it may put our democracy at risk.

Nazgul:
I don't understand why Tinubu is carrying this Niger junta matter on his head like firewood.

Niger isn't the first west African country to experience a coup in the last 5 years and would certainly not be the last.

The reality here is that Nigeria doesn't have the resources to sustain a war.

War is expensive. Hitler lost WW2 cos he invaded the Solvet Union and as his war with the Solvet Union prolonged, he couldn't afford to feed and supply his over 3m German soldiers fighting on the Eastern from. Most German soldiers in starlingard starved to death. Many ran out of ammunition and surrendered cos they could not be supplied.

If Tinubu sends 10,000 soldiers to Niger. He shouldn know that feeding 10,000 soldiers for just 1 month, replenishing exhausted ammunition, artillery, tanks, fuel for the armoured divisions, magazines, and you'll still pay their salaries, medications...etc. You'll agree with me that the expenses would run into billions of naira.

If the war escalates to like 6-8 months, Nigeria wouldn't be able to sustain itself cos it would have exhausted all it's finances on the war.

And the west who are urging him to go on wouldn't support him with a penny. So we would finish our resources on a war that isn't our business, loose thousands of service men, become dead broke...and for what, to please the west?

Somebody should talk sense inside that man's head.

beejay85:

Sentiments apart, ECOWAS have a new treaty signed also by Niger Republic to ensure no country is allowed to be distabilised by anti-democractic elements. The standing force ECOMOG was therefore not disbanded and can be used at any time.
Should any Soldier in his right senses think he knows better- let him join a political party, contest,win then bring about the change he thinks his society deserve..
Soldiers are to protect not to govern...
So whether u like it or not... Niger should be invaded and the Junta made to dance to the song they sing.
Peace be unto u

beejay85:

Sentiments apart, ECOWAS have a new treaty signed also by Niger Republic to ensure no country is allowed to be distabilised by anti-democractic elements. The standing force ECOMOG was therefore not disbanded and can be used at any time.
Should any Soldier in his right senses think he knows better- let him join a political party, contest,win then bring about the change he thinks his society deserve..
Soldiers are to protect not to govern...
So whether u like it or not... Niger should be invaded and the Junta made to dance to the song they sing.
Peace be unto u

Babatunjo:
Do the right thing, Mr. Tinubu.

If you don't invade Niger, it may put our democracy at risk.

Taylor92:
Other African countries presidents have priorities and targets that should be met due to the promises they made to their citizens

And you expect them to leave the needed basic humans needs by her citizens to embark on a useless war

Unlike Tinubu that had no manisesfo, never attended a debate to let us know his plans for us, never told us how he would tackle our needs

Only thing that drug lord was concerned was it is his turn

Useless man

Nazgul:
I don't understand why Tinubu is carrying this Niger junta matter on his head like firewood.

Niger isn't the first west African country to experience a coup in the last 5 years and would certainly not be the last.

The reality here is that Nigeria doesn't have the resources to sustain a war.

War is expensive. Hitler lost WW2 cos he invaded the Solvet Union and as his war with the Solvet Union prolonged, he couldn't afford to feed and supply his over 3m German soldiers fighting on the Eastern from. Most German soldiers in starlingard starved to death. Many ran out of ammunition and surrendered cos they could not be supplied.

If Tinubu sends 10,000 soldiers to Niger. He shouldn know that feeding 10,000 soldiers for just 1 month, replenishing exhausted ammunition, artillery, tanks, fuel for the armoured divisions, magazines, and you'll still pay their salaries, medications...etc. You'll agree with me that the expenses would run into billions of naira.

If the war escalates to like 6-8 months, Nigeria wouldn't be able to sustain itself cos it would have exhausted all it's finances on the war.

And the west who are urging him to go on wouldn't support him with a penny. So we would finish our resources on a war that isn't our business, loose thousands of service men, become dead broke...and for what, to please the west?

Somebody should talk sense inside that man's head.

Horus:
Instead of fighting against corruption and poverty they want to fight their own Africans brothers

Taylor92:
Other African countries presidents have priorities and targets that should be met due to the promises they made to their citizens

And you expect them to leave the needed basic humans needs by her citizens to embark on a useless war

Unlike Tinubu that had no manisesfo, never attended a debate to let us know his plans for us, never told us how he would tackle our needs

Only thing that drug lord was concerned was it is his turn

Useless man

harmargedon:
it's because of the pipe line that runs from Nigeria through Niger to Europe. He's afraid the coup plotters will blow it up, because they believe the coup was plotted by Russia, and Putin will order them to blow it up to suffer the Europeans. The dude is just running his master's errands.

beejay85:

Sentiments apart, ECOWAS have a new treaty signed also by Niger Republic to ensure no country is allowed to be distabilised by anti-democractic elements. The standing force ECOMOG was therefore not disbanded and can be used at any time.
Should any Soldier in his right senses think he knows better- let him join a political party, contest,win then bring about the change he thinks his society deserve..
Soldiers are to protect not to govern...
So whether u like it or not... Niger should be invaded and the Junta made to dance to the song they sing.
Peace be unto u

Nazgul:
I don't understand why Tinubu is carrying this Niger junta matter on his head like firewood.

Niger isn't the first west African country to experience a coup in the last 5 years and would certainly not be the last.

The reality here is that Nigeria doesn't have the resources to sustain a war.

War is expensive. Hitler lost WW2 cos he invaded the Solvet Union and as his war with the Solvet Union prolonged, he couldn't afford to feed and supply his over 3m German soldiers fighting on the Eastern from. Most German soldiers in starlingard starved to death. Many ran out of ammunition and surrendered cos they could not be supplied.

If Tinubu sends 10,000 soldiers to Niger. He shouldn know that feeding 10,000 soldiers for just 1 month, replenishing exhausted ammunition, artillery, tanks, fuel for the armoured divisions, magazines, and you'll still pay their salaries, medications...etc. You'll agree with me that the expenses would run into billions of naira.

If the war escalates to like 6-8 months, Nigeria wouldn't be able to sustain itself cos it would have exhausted all it's finances on the war.

And the west who are urging him to go on wouldn't support him with a penny. So we would finish our resources on a war that isn't our business, loose thousands of service men, become dead broke...and for what, to please the west?

Somebody should talk sense inside that man's head.

sslcrypt:


This is the best thing. Leave them alone but let them go find another access to seaport and another source of electricity.

Taylor92:
Other African countries presidents have priorities and targets that should be met due to the promises they made to their citizens

And you expect them to leave the needed basic humans needs by her citizens to embark on a useless war

Unlike Tinubu that had no manisesfo, never attended a debate to let us know his plans for us, never told us how he would tackle our needs

Only thing that drug lord was concerned was it is his turn

Useless man

Nazgul:
I don't understand why Tinubu is carrying this Niger junta matter on his head like firewood.

Niger isn't the first west African country to experience a coup in the last 5 years and would certainly not be the last.

The reality here is that Nigeria doesn't have the resources to sustain a war.

War is expensive. Hitler lost WW2 cos he invaded the Solvet Union and as his war with the Solvet Union prolonged, he couldn't afford to feed and supply his over 3m German soldiers fighting on the Eastern from. Most German soldiers in starlingard starved to death. Many ran out of ammunition and surrendered cos they could not be supplied.

If Tinubu sends 10,000 soldiers to Niger. He shouldn know that feeding 10,000 soldiers for just 1 month, replenishing exhausted ammunition, artillery, tanks, fuel for the armoured divisions, magazines, and you'll still pay their salaries, medications...etc. You'll agree with me that the expenses would run into billions of naira.

If the war escalates to like 6-8 months, Nigeria wouldn't be able to sustain itself cos it would have exhausted all it's finances on the war.

And the west who are urging him to go on wouldn't support him with a penny. So we would finish our resources on a war that isn't our business, loose thousands of service men, become dead broke...and for what, to please the west?

Somebody should talk sense inside that man's head.

greatestdestiny:


Haba, must you always bring your lack of home training to the public domain?! And if I may ask, which of the Presidents that have ruled Nigeria have manifesto?

The only sincere ones among them is Yar'Adua and death took him away. So make your points next time without showing your lack of home training.

Morbeta11:


https://punchng.com/ecowas-parliament-divided-over-planned-military-action-in-niger/

ycat:
No war but this is the opportunity for ecowas to split into 2.

Let coup countries be on one side, democratic countries on the other side. They all are still ecowases, just different mission.

Rules have to mean something in every organization.

JDJDjD:

ECOWAS stands for Economic community of west africa states.
they should focus more on the economy aspect and leave politics alone

dozymars:
The Ecowas chairman did not win the election in his own country.
Why the hypocrisy?