₦airaland Forum

TemplarLandry:
We trust the discretion of ECOWAS leader, His Excellency, Senator Bolanle Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR.

I dedicate “YAYA” by Black Sheriff to Jagaban. Great jam!

Your own personal discretion is probably to the dogs.

illicit:
ECOWAS standby Millitary not Nigerian Army per se

Tinubu would not deploy soldiers to Niger. Is he going to fund them from his pocket and pay for their Insurance? Was it budgeted for? He cannot do such until he's authorized by the National Assembly.

No troop will allow itself to be wrongly deployed without NASS approval.
Tinubu deploy Experts, technocrats instead to revive Nigeria.
Does family members even advising him

illicit:
ECOWAS standby Millitary not Nigerian Army per se

Made up of?

slimfit1:
Please let me let the Northern and Middle belt people know that we are in support of whatever agreement they come up with.
so also, we Yoruba people have the same father and mother with some people in Togo and Benin republic just incase you don't know now you know. Next time your people close the border between us again thunder go fire inner.

Nigeria is one kind of a country

illicit:
ECOWAS standby Millitary not Nigerian Army per se

If it is made up by 80-90% Nigerian troops and equipment, what do you call it?

Stronghold91:
Tinubu can never been impeached
he is backed by the UK, US and Nato

It is open knowledge they have kompromat on him. He must therefore do their bidding.
Any one under any guise that dies due to this conflict died for nothing other than one man's ambition and greed.

nedekid:
It is open knowledge they have kompromat on him. He must therefore do their bidding.
Any one under any guise that dies due to this conflict died for nothing other than one man's ambition and greed.

What kompromat?

Do u mind expatiating?

illicit:
ECOWAS standby Millitary not Nigerian Army per se

Thank you... Lots of miseducated folks in Nigeria's cyberspace.

nedekid:
If it is made up by 80-90% Nigerian troops and equipment, what do you call it?

Sure

Yet, it is not Nigerias personal mission, Nigeria is not invading Niger

ECOWAS doesn't have the mandate to fight wars, it is just going after coupists not warring with Niger

A layman will get it wrong tho

Dennisbulkan:
That is democracy, you id1ot. You want to restore democracy in Niger yet your comment portrays authoritarian mentality. You sick hypocrite. In democracy, urgent or not, the constitution must be strictly adhere to, else you are in for treason. You can't send our soldiers to die in senseless proxy war without nass approval, deal with it. You all stup1d self proclaimed democracy champions have authoritarian tendency deep down.

I'm here to educate you when it comes to security and please and please, biko, stop using vulgar languages words to mention me, that's reason when you call police that there's a robbery going on in your house or street, do you still need need NASS or SENATE permission, that's my problem with you guys you claimed you know the law but you didn't follow the street, don't think the British bring this law to favor you, wake up brother.

Life is not about policies all the time.

illicit:
Sure

Yet, it is not Nigerias personal mission, Nigeria is not invading Niger

ECOWAS doesn't have the mandate to fight wars, it is just going after coupists not warring with Niger

A layman will get it wrong tho

Ok. If there is resistance from the populace and attack on the ecowas troops, they will not shoot back at the civilians? You honestly think the ecowas troops will just drive to the capital, release the expresident then install as president then drive back to Nigeria in victory?
Anyway, wars are easy to start, ending the war is the problem.
Do you realise 90% of all the okada riders in Lagos, all the SW states, SE, SS are from Niger? Almost all the currency dealers too. The manual laborers are also mostly from Niger.
If you have the means, codedly interact with them and get their opinion. Some say that war Tinubu (they don't know ecowas) is taking war to their country, to kill their family and friends and they will be duplicating it over here.

nedekid:
Ok. If there is resistance from the populace and attack on the ecowas troops, they will not shoot back at the civilians? You honestly think the ecowas troops will just drive to the capital, release the expresident then install as president then drive back to Nigeria in victory?
Anyway, wars are easy to start, ending the war is the problem.
Do you realise 90% of all the okada riders in Lagos, all the SW states, SE, SS are from Niger? Almost all the currency dealers too. The manual laborers are also mostly from Niger.
If you have the means, codedly interact with them and get their opinion. Some say that war Tinubu (they don't know ecowas) is taking war to their country, to kill their family and friends and they will be duplicating it over here.

Even as I don't agree with the bolded, what do you think these Nigeriens will do to us?

Even their country military and their whole populace can't do nada to us talk less of the ones driving Okada to hustle..

If you think they will revolt amidst us, I must beg u to consider it again... I doubt if they will think of such

nedekid:
Ok. If there is resistance from the populace and attack on the ecowas troops, they will not shoot back at the civilians? You honestly think the ecowas troops will just drive to the capital, release the expresident then instal as president then drive back to Nigeria in victory?
Anyway, wars are easy to start, ending the war is the problem.
Do you realise 90% of all the okada riders in Lagos, all the SW states, SE, SS are from Niger? Almost all the currency dealers too. The manual laborers are also mostly from Niger.
If you have the means, codedly interact with them and get their opinion. Some say that war Tinubu (they don't know ecowas) is taking war to their country, to kill their family and friends and they will be duplicating it over here.

While the presence of ECOWAS in Niger MAY trigger unrest, their mission still remains flushing out the coupists and retaining order.

Remember that Niger has an Army, they have Police etc

A resistance to the coup is already building up locally in the country

For now, it seems the coupists are in total control but it won't always be like that when there is an intervention, how many are the criminals?


If the Nigerien army didn't back them, what power do they have?

So don't go on thinking that all Nigeriens are on the same page, it's not so.

Imagine if some powers had intervened when Abacha took over power in Nigeria, do you think he would last that long?
We all know that he has some Nigerians behind him but majority were against him...

jeromestarks:
Jagaban is the best president ever!

You guys will never change. either u are benefiting from the government or you are stupid.

Deogratiasfx:
You guys will never change. either u are benefiting from the government or you are stupid.

Do u have a daughter I can fvck?

illicit:
ECOWAS standby Millitary not Nigerian Army per se

ECOWAS army falls from d sky? ECOWAS nations jointly make available military personnels, but Nigeria is exceptional.

Nigeria contributes larger resources into d ECOWAS, esp human resources in terms of military personnels.

Just like US in NATO.

MySolace:
ECOWAS army falls from d sky? ECOWAS nations jointly make available military personnels, but Nigeria is exceptional.

Nigeria contributes larger resources into d ECOWAS, esp human resources in terms of military personnels.

Just like US in NATO.

However

It's still not Nigerias Army personal mission

Nigeria is not invading Niger

ECOWAS wants to flush out coupists and restore democracy, they have nothing against the Nigeriens

illicit:
While the presence of ECOWAS in Niger MAY trigger unrest, their mission still remains flushing out the coupists and retaining order.

Remember that Niger has an Army, they have Police etc

A resistance to the coup is already building up locally in the country

For now, it seems the coupists are in total control but it won't always be like that when there is an intervention, how many are the criminals?


If the Nigerien army didn't back them, what power do they have?

So don't go on thinking that all Nigeriens are on the same page, it's not so.

Imagine if some powers had intervened when Abacha took over power in Nigeria, do you think he would last that long?
We all know that he has some Nigerians behind him but majority were against him...

Ok valid points noted. Let's see how it plays out.

DenreleDave:
Even as I don't agree with the bolded, what do you think these Nigeriens will do to us?

Even their country military and their whole populace can't do nada to us talk less of the ones driving Okada to hustle..

If you think they will revolt amidst us, I must beg u to consider it again... I doubt if they will think of such

Hopefully they cannot do anything to us.
But once some people hear "piam", they and their family will be on the next flight to monitor events from abroad. Hopefully it will not get to that stage.

nedekid:
Hopefully they cannot do anything to us.
But once some people hear "piam", they and their family will be on the next flight to monitor events from abroad. Hopefully it will not get to that stage.

As much as I agree with you but the ratio of Nigeriens in each street of Lagos to the resident of the street is 1: 50....

They trying such means they earnestly seek to be killed.. Bcox if they must attack, they will attack anyone without tribal recognition... And I trust Nigerians to unite and deal with them mercilessly without thinking of tribal affiliation


Summary.. They can't try any thing in Lagos or west. They can only try but with the help of their brothers but I'm sure that It can be contained

illicit:
However

It's still not Nigerias Army personal mission

Nigeria is not invading Niger

ECOWAS wants to flush out coupists and restore democracy, they have nothing against the Nigeriens

D constitution says Senate should approve d use of our army's external deployment.

Also, how can u say dey're against coupists and not d Nigeriens wen d Nigeriens are behind/in support of d coupists...?

Moreover, are d coupists not Nigeriens?

MySolace:
D constitution says Senate should approve d use of our army's external deployment.

Also, how can u say dey're against coupists and not d Nigeriens wen d Nigeriens are behind/in support of d coupists...?

Moreover, are d coupists not Nigeriens?

How can you say the whole of Nigeriens are dehind the coupists?

Already there is an internal resistance building

The Millitary uses force to make the citizens comply, were all Nigerians behind Abacha?

About the deployment, the understanding is already in place, Nigerian Army often participates in international missions, AU, UN without any Senate whatever

illicit:
ECOWAS standby Millitary not Nigerian Army per se

Is ECOWAS country? Which country is called ECOWAS? We are not foolish. You think we are stupid like the Ukrainians..
ECOWAS is no country and has no military, get that in your coconut head.

Mrfixiit:
Ebola Tinubu is heading for doom. His urchinss are so myopic to not see it

They know it. They just have to earn the monthly 30k given them. Their supervisor is online watching. He knows all their monikers and they have a daily quota of posts to fill. No blame them. Na hunger.

Na today TIEFNUBU begin commit treason?🙄
He is a US SPY for satan’s sake.

illicit:
How can you say the whole of Nigeriens are dehind the coupists?

Already there is an internal resistance building

The Millitary uses force to make the citizens comply, were all Nigerians behind Abacha?

About the deployment, the understanding is already in place, Nigerian Army often participates in international missions, AU, UN without any Senate whatever

There can never b a situation where the whole nation would b in support of any course whether it's a good/bad one.

The only known resistance is dar of a known rebel (as stated) ...(could b for political gains, dats majorly wot dey're known for).

As for Abacha u mentioned. People revolted massively against him naa... Even the so-called Tinubu also revolted against Abacha which resulted him running to exile in early 90's.
Nigerians in Diaspora spoke vehemently against it. There were several movements formed against d regime.

Let's believe dat wen u're inside Niger u would feel caged speaking out against d military regime, what about the Nigeriens living outside Niger, why are dey not speaking out? The ones we do see are d ones calling for non use of force against their country.

Why the coup at first place?
...no be because of bad governance?

Been going through your comments mhan I must say it u're one heck of dumb mofo

Triangles1:
I'm here to educate you when it comes to security and please and please, biko, stop using vulgar languages words to mention me, that's reason when you call police that there's a robbery going on in your house or street, do you still need need NASS or SENATE permission, that's my problem with you guys you claimed you know the law but you didn't follow the street, don't think the British bring this law to favor you, wake up brother.

Life is not about policies all the time.

MySolace:
There can never b a situation where the whole nation would b in support of any course whether it's a good/bad one.

The only known resistance is dar of a known rebel (as stated) ...(could b for political gains, dats majorly wot dey're known for).

As for Abacha u mentioned. People revolted massively against him naa... Even the so-called Tinubu also revolted against Abacha which resulted him running to exile in early 90's.
Nigerians in Diaspora spoke vehemently against it. There were several movements formed against d regime.

Let's believe dat wen u're inside Niger u would feel caged speaking out against d military regime, what about the Nigeriens living outside Niger, why are dey not speaking out? The ones we do see are d ones calling for non use of force against their country.

Why the coup at first place?
...no be because of bad governance?

There's never a good reason for a coup

Most of the countries with coup history, how far have they gone now?

Nigeria in 1966 is a good example, the result is still with us till date

TemplarLandry:
We trust the discretion of ECOWAS leader, His Excellency, Senator Bolanle Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR.

I dedicate “YAYA” by Black Sheriff to Jagaban. Great jam!

The Nigerein people accept their status quo,let them be,Nija and the ECOWAS Countries have so much to handle already.

The people of Osun do not trust their own
son,the Inec's President and comptroller of the Nigerian system that has only but plundered the Nigerian people into more dilemma,disaster and disappointment. So who are the We You are talking about??

While We grew up during the Military junta,We knew this Country was not in a good pace to progress and development, but no one envisaged this level of calamitous pain and suffering which continues to render the low class into a classless level of sorry state.

Apc killed all little and petty progress this Country have made,APC is a maximum disaster.

If You are poor here or from the middle class and You still dey support APC,fogerriiit,You no fit ever get sense for this life again

Triangles1:
I'm here to educate you when it comes to security and please and please, biko, stop using vulgar languages words to mention me, that's reason when you call police that there's a robbery going on in your house or street, do you still need need NASS or SENATE permission, that's my problem with you guys you claimed you know the law but you didn't follow the street, don't think the British bring this law to favor you, wake up brother.

Life is not about policies all the time.

So are You in essense saying that in a democratic setting, He can send our troops to die for nothing without the NASS approval??

Triangles1:
I'm here to educate you when it comes to security and please and please, biko, stop using vulgar languages words to mention me, that's reason when you call police that there's a robbery going on in your house or street, do you still need need NASS or SENATE permission, that's my problem with you guys you claimed you know the law but you didn't follow the street, don't think the British bring this law to favor you, wake up brother.

Life is not about policies all the time.

Holly molly
Dude, you whack
You ain't worth the mention, bye now.