GeneralDae2:

When you make these claims, also give a link or two.

Give me a link that shows it happened any other year.
Give me a link of this mission in Nigeria in 2020. I can't find any.

The German article written yesterday, says it's a new mission and they never made reference to it ever happening in any other guise or form previously.

Pkid1:
My guy, you go explain explain tire, because you no get evidence. If you dey explain dey try dey put evidence. Because as e be like this now your explanation no dey book at all

Obaaderemi2:
The Ghanaians are very ignorant.

Obaaderemi2:
He has no evidence.

Just40:
🤣😂

From my experience, Niger and Mali has some of the best armies in ECOWAS

vankelvin:
And they are very formidable as well

Just40:
https://mobile.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/NewsArchive/Visit-of-the-Spanish-Warship-Audaz-and-of-the-Commander-of-the-Operations-Command-to-Ghana-1730660

https://www.c6f.navy.mil/Press-Room/News/Article/3132036/uscgc-mohawk-arrives-in-lagos-nigeria/

https://www.eeas.europa.eu/delegations/nigeria/nigeria-eu-move-strengthen-partnership-boost-security-gulf-guinea-italian_en?s=114

It's is really nice when you guys don't know much

Just40:
more like a description for Nigerians

You guys usually don't know much

GeneralDae2:

Oga you posted countries paying 4 days visit to the coastal areas (the gulf of Guinea). That has been happening and even China did thesame this year. They toured Africa and almost everywhere around the world. Those are just tours that have been going on for decades.
This is not what my article is talking about. This is a new operation borne out of the fact that Europe is losing the sahel with this Niger problem. Read my article.
They called this one a new kind of operation. This is more than mere ships from Europe visiting naval areas for a few days, which they do all over the world. In this one, there is a possibility of them maintaining a foothold by establishing bases. This one, Ghana and Benin sent special applications and it's not targeted at just visiting the navy in the gulf of Guinea but establishing a more stable partnership.

If you read those articles, they were more like tours where they heaped praises on Nigeria for the efforts of Nigeria in the anti piracy fight. This is different from my article. Apples to oranges.

Just40:
https://mobile.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/NewsArchive/Visit-of-the-Spanish-Warship-Audaz-and-of-the-Commander-of-the-Operations-Command-to-Ghana-1730660

https://www.c6f.navy.mil/Press-Room/News/Article/3132036/uscgc-mohawk-arrives-in-lagos-nigeria/

https://www.eeas.europa.eu/delegations/nigeria/nigeria-eu-move-strengthen-partnership-boost-security-gulf-guinea-italian_en?s=114

It's is really nice when you guys don't know much

AskiaHarem:




You sound very inexperienced then or just straight deluded.

It’s this the same Malian army that was getting annihilated; completely overrun by Taureg nomads with rusty Ak’s and was forced to run to France and ECOWAS begging for help?🙃 The same Mali who’s soldiers shoot imaginary bullets at the firing range because they can’t afford to train with real ones.

Didn’t the Nigerien army suffer nearly the exact same situation just slightly not as bad getting thrashed by BokoHarem and Taureg tribes?🙃 Didn’t they also run to France & the USA for help? The same Niger that lost over 100 of there soldiers to BokoHarem in a single 24 hour battle?

Don’t they both not only have zero heavy armor but nearly nonexistent AirForces? Are they not both already living on or begging an infamous shotty PMC(Wagner) for assistance?

Maybe they look like the best from your Ghanaian perspective but do you smoothbrains really want to die on this hill? 😂

Obaaderemi2:
What just happened in Gabon is a hint for Nigeria to stay out of Niger's issue. The people are angry with the status quo across much of Africa. Unpopular regimes are being unseated. Africans were made to believe military rule was bad and many subsahara countries shed their military government togas only to shockingly find out that the politicians are actually bigger thieves.

chrisooblog:
Chief you're comparing apples to oranges.

Gabon's issue is a clear case of a kleptomaniac sit-tight ruler getting removed after trying to manipulate the existing institutions to make himself stay in power.

While in Niger a duly elected president who has barely done two years of his term was illegally removed by military interlopers. How can a regime be unpopular when it hasn't spent up to half of its time there?

Obaaderemi2:
What just happened in Gabon is a hint for Nigeria to stay out of Niger's issue. The people are angry with the status quo across much of Africa. Unpopular regimes are being unseated. Africans were made to believe military rule was bad and many subsahara countries shed their military government togas only to shockingly find out that the politicians are actually bigger thieves.

AskiaHarem:


I believe I’ll continue to follow the estimates of the credible sources online over the estimates that leaked out of your abused @sshole.😂

Just40:
Finally, All the stooges of France are being removed.


The wind of change we were looking for in French Africa has finally arrived.

But we have ECOWAS here trying to stupidly reverse that

Obaaderemi2:
What just happened in Gabon is a hint for Nigeria to stay out of Niger's issue . The people are angry with the status quo across much of Africa. Unpopular regimes are being unseated. Africans were made to believe military rule was bad and many subsahara countries shed their military government togas only to shockingly find out that the politicians are actually bigger thieves.

vankelvin:
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All thanks to these foolish Nigerians who have allowed themselves to be used by the West

IGpro1:
you are the fool here,
The motive behind the Nigerien coup was born out of fear of the junta of possible dismissal from the military and not French influence.
What does Ghanaians know other than claiming whats not theirs😁

rvp20182:
Just wait..Naira dropping..now 920..it likely to hit 1000 soon...you cannot rig economy data for long..buhari was a fool.Tinubu must keep faith n focus on big picture.I trust in Tinubu

IGpro1:
you are the fool here,
The motive behind the Nigerien coup was born out of fear of the junta of possible dismissal from the military and not French influence.
What does Ghanaians know other than claiming whats not theirs😁

chrisooblog:
Chief you're comparing apples to oranges.

Gabon's issue is a clear case of a kleptomaniac sit-tight ruler getting removed after trying to manipulate the existing institutions to make himself stay in power.

While in Niger a duly elected president who has barely done two years of his term was illegally removed by military interlopers. How can a regime be unpopular when it hasn't spent up to half of its time there?

IGpro1:
you are the fool here,
The motive behind the Nigerien coup was born out of fear of the junta of possible dismissal from the military and not French influence.
What does Ghanaians know other than claiming whats not theirs😁

vankelvin:
Sense has finally located you and hopefully Tinubu will also receive sense very soon
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rvp20182:
You were young or not born during that time i suppose otherwise you wont make such shocking statements

Obaaderemi2:
Invading Niger would have been the best thing and that would have happened since but everyone can see the people of Niger support the army. That's why ECOWAS held back. Idiots like you are ruled only by emotions.