APC goons keep saying that Gabon coup does not concern us since they're not in ECOWAS. Does it matter whether they are or not?

Now here is what should bother them and the rogue that grabbed, snatched and ran with the people's mandate;

1. Gabon is closer to Nigeria than Senegal, Mali, Guinea, Ivory coast etc. that are in ECOWAS.

2. Coups are infectious, the closer it's happening around you, the higher the chances it will also occur to you.

3. Exactly the same thing that prompted coup in Gabon also happened in Nigeria i.e. brazen rigging and not respecting the people's choice.

4. The general sentiment in Gabon, prior to the military coup was that Ali Bongo, the man that rigged himself in was crassly unpopular and the masses openly showed that military intervention was necessary. The same sentiment is now predominant in Nigeria.

5. When the military struck in Gabon and removed the unpopular president, there was mass jubilation across Gabon and same feelings was shared across Africa. It means that ambitious and courageous soldiers in Nigeria will definitely be tempted to act likewise, knowing they would be seen as heroes.

We woke up yesterday and heard they've struck in Gabon. The question being asked now is which country is next and when is it going to occur.

All eyes on the judiciary for now...after then God will decide our fate

Africans have woken up!
We are kinda enlightened and time to call a spade a spade!

They are scared because its time for Revolution
Time for the truth to stand out!

If they are doing well what should they be scared of?!

proeast:
APC goons keep saying that Gabon coup does not concern us since they're not in ECOWAS. Does it matter whether they are or not?

Now here is what should bother them and the rogue that grabbed, snatched and ran with the people's mandate;

1. Gabon is closer to Nigeria than Senegal, Mali, Guinea, Ivory coast etc. that are in ECOWAS.

2. Coups are infectious, the closer it's happening around you, the higher the chances it will also occur to you.

3. Exactly the same thing that prompted coup in Gabon also happened in Nigeria i.e. brazen rigging and not respecting the people's choice.

4. The general sentiment in Gabon, prior to the military coup was that Ali Bongo, the man that rigged himself in was crassly unpopular and the masses openly showed that military intervention was necessary. The same sentiment is now predominant in Nigeria.

5. When the military struck in Gabon and removed the unpopular president, there was mass jubilation across Gabon and same feelings was shared across Africa. It means that ambitious and courageous soldiers in Nigeria will definitely be tempted to act likewise, knowing they would be seen as heroes.

We woke up yesterday and heard they've struck in Gabon. The question being asked now is which country is next and when is it going to occur.

Chai bolaba must be regretting his actions now
Mandate theft gone wrong
TimeMachine2 and helinues don tire to dey defend the druggie and oluwole degree holder

If only all that is written up there is coming from Prof Soludo who is very good in using his common sense, we will all believe what has been written without doubt because when he said "PETER OBI CANNOT WIN", It came to pass while a million and one pastors said 'GOD' told them otherwise. Lying Pastors or a lying God. What you are wishing is not possible unless if said by Prof. Soludo

Mali, Sudan, Gabon, Guinea, and Niger Republic...And the beats goes on.

proeast:
APC goons keep saying that Gabon coup does not concern us since they're not in ECOWAS. Does it matter whether they are or not?

Now here is what should bother them and the rogue that grabbed, snatched and ran with the people's mandate;

1. Gabon is closer to Nigeria than Senegal, Mali, Guinea, Ivory coast etc. that are in ECOWAS.

2. Coups are infectious, the closer it's happening around you, the higher the chances it will also occur to you.

3. Exactly the same thing that prompted coup in Gabon also happened in Nigeria i.e. brazen rigging and not respecting the people's choice.

4. The general sentiment in Gabon, prior to the military coup was that Ali Bongo, the man that rigged himself in was crassly unpopular and the masses openly showed that military intervention was necessary. The same sentiment is now predominant in Nigeria.

5. When the military struck in Gabon and removed the unpopular president, there was mass jubilation across Gabon and same feelings was shared across Africa. It means that ambitious and courageous soldiers in Nigeria will definitely be tempted to act likewise, knowing they would be seen as heroes.

We woke up yesterday and heard they've struck in Gabon. The question being asked now is which country is next and when is it going to occur.

You must be deluding urself if you believe their will be coup in nigeria, just because Obi Pandora lost the election.

Get a life and move on. And stop decieving urself and ur people.

No country will allow a successionist tribe access to power.

Obi will never be president of a united Nigeria.

Donwilson88:
Africans have woken up!
We are kinda enlightened and time to call a spade a spade!

They are scared because its time for Revolution
Time for the truth to stand out!

If they are doing well what should they be scared of?!

Yes, Africa has finally woken up. Also, all thanks goes to internet and social media. The youths across Africa now share same worldview on political issues. Everyone is keeping tabs on political developments in real time and passing across our sentiments whether it is on Facebook, X, Linkdiln etc.

The word on the streets across Africa now is that election riggers and sit-tight presidents must be removed at all costs and military intervention is better than having democratic coup.

Op is on point .
When I saw some little kids saying gabon is not west africa I was laughing. It is like cameroon having a coup and you say they are not in west africa.

This is 2023 and many do not understand that times have changed.

What i see will exempt Nigeria from the wind blowing across africa is based on what the judiciary does.

Next will be Cameroon mark my words

Coup ppl just dey give Igbo's content back to back 😂

TheIgborepublic:
Next will be Cameroon mark my words

Cameroon or Biafrra 😂😂...delusional

garykoeman:

You must be deluding urself if you believe their will be coup in nigeria, just because Obi Pandora lost the election.

Get a life and move on. And stop decieving urself and ur people.

No country will allow a successionist tribe access to power.

Obi will never be president of a united Nigeria.

I will pardon your ignorance. Meanwhile, Paul Kagame has just retired almost 1000 military officers.

Sit-tight presidents and those that brazenly rigged themselves to power are panicking badly

proeast:
APC goons keep saying that Gabon coup does not concern us since they're not in ECOWAS. Does it matter whether they are or not?

Now here is what should bother them and the rogue that grabbed, snatched and ran with the people's mandate;

1. Gabon is closer to Nigeria than Senegal, Mali, Guinea, Ivory coast etc. that are in ECOWAS.

2. Coups are infectious, the closer it's happening around you, the higher the chances it will also occur to you.

3. Exactly the same thing that prompted coup in Gabon also happened in Nigeria i.e. brazen rigging and not respecting the people's choice.

4. The general sentiment in Gabon, prior to the military coup was that Ali Bongo, the man that rigged himself in was crassly unpopular and the masses openly showed that military intervention was necessary. The same sentiment is now predominant in Nigeria.

5. When the military struck in Gabon and removed the unpopular president, there was mass jubilation across Gabon and same feelings was shared across Africa. It means that ambitious and courageous soldiers in Nigeria will definitely be tempted to act likewise, knowing they would be seen as heroes.

We woke up yesterday and heard they've struck in Gabon. The question being asked now is which country is next and when is it going to occur.

I igbos n self deciet

Reality3080:
I igbos n self deciet

Yorubaman, if you like remain blind to the reality because of tribalism. But know that Africans have finally woken up!

The wind of change blowing across Africa will certainly blow away criminals, drug Lord's and election riggers.

Julius Malema just did a press conference in South Africa where he warned criminal African presidents to be ready to get served.

The sit-tight presidents and mandate rogues are now having sleepless nights

proeast:


Yorubaman, if you like remain blind to the reality because of tribalism. But know that Africans have finally woken up!

The wind of change blowing across Africa will certainly blow away criminals, drug Lord's and election riggers.

You've finished him.

We need new laws to establish Capital Punishment for any politician found guilty of rigging or manipulating an electoral process

umu igbo....!!