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Re: Ibrahim Traoré Responds To US' Threats Of Removing Him And Invading Burkina Faso by Imka: 8:59am On Apr 23, 2025
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Re: Ibrahim Traoré Responds To US' Threats Of Removing Him And Invading Burkina Faso by Elusive001: 8:59am On Apr 23, 2025
[quote author=MANNA_BBQG_RILLS post=135091145]We Africans are behind you Captain Traore.......[/quote]https://www.nairaland.com/8406137/insecurity-benue-inherited-extremely-bad

National Security Adviser (NSA), Mallam Nuhu Ribadu, has stated that the administration of President Bola Tinubu inherited an extremely poor security situation but is working relentlessly to restore peace across the country.

Speaking during a security meeting with stakeholders at the Benue State Government House in Makurdi, Ribadu commiserated with the people over the spate of killings and renewed attacks, assuring them that the Federal Government is committed to overcoming the crisis.

“We will defeat it. The entire country is with you,” Ribadu told the gathering. “I commiserate with the people of Benue and assure you that this is a trying period for all of us, but we are 100 percent with you.”

Ribadu emphasized the strategic importance of Benue State in the nation’s security architecture, adding that efforts would be intensified to ensure lasting peace in the region.

“Benue is an extremely important state to Nigeria. We must fight and maintain Benue as a peaceful state. The Governor is doing well and we will support him,” he said.

The NSA acknowledged the efforts of Nigeria’s armed forces, stressing that while it is not feasible to deploy soldiers or police to every community, progress is being made.

“Our armed forces are doing well. It’s impossible to post security to every hamlet. What we need is support and for people to stop politicizing the killings. That will help us restore peace.”

Ribadu pointed to the current administration’s efforts in tackling insecurity and highlighted that the security situation has already seen significant improvement compared to what was inherited.

“We inherited an extremely bad government. Things have improved. We’re addressing the issues. To do harm is easy, but to fix things takes time. We have considerably reduced the level of violence we met. This, too, we will confront.”

The NSA’s visit comes amid renewed concerns over insecurity in Benue State and other parts of the country, with calls for urgent and effective intervention to halt further violence.

https://www.vanguardngr.com/2025/04/insecurity-we-inherited-extremely-bad-government-but-we-will-defeat-it-nsa-ribadu/?fbclid=IwY2xjawJ02tpleHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHoD_7tLMgHjeogmanNY2XC6byZnCR3eWLUQHEIne-eFl5CSBgitSmCE_vKpe_aem_6ScLR9I3eRv5XAlR2is4Rg

Re: Ibrahim Traoré Responds To US' Threats Of Removing Him And Invading Burkina Faso by Bigshots001(m): 9:00am On Apr 23, 2025
NwekeUG:
"We either agree to fight for our country or we remain slaves forever” - Burkina Faso leader, Captain Ibrahim Traoré responds to US threat of arresting and eliminating him with possible invasion of the country.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=87NN0igC-5c
And yet they dare accuse Russia of invading Ukraine.
Re: Ibrahim Traoré Responds To US' Threats Of Removing Him And Invading Burkina Faso by treatise: 9:01am On Apr 23, 2025
SmartPolician:
Leadership is complicated. You can never say the people love a leader if you don't live in that country. Someone in America can argue that Nigerians love Tinubu, especially when they read comments from agbadorians who spend 24/7 online defending him and his thoughtless policies.

Traore should've responded to the concerns the Americans raised if he was truly running a transparent government and not stealing from his people. Perhaps Traore could be stealing 5% of their resources as against 50% probably demanded by the French government.

One may argue that it's better, but it doesn't mean that Traore is any better. If you accuse me of being a thief, the onus is on you to prove that you are better than me by running a transparent govt.
Is USA assigned to police Africa? Trump is essentially taking America back to 18th century but who's policing them?
Re: Ibrahim Traoré Responds To US' Threats Of Removing Him And Invading Burkina Faso by delishpot:
SmartPolician:
Leadership is complicated. You can never say the people love a leader if you don't live in that country. Someone in America can argue that Nigerians love Tinubu, especially when they read comments from agbadorians who spend 24/7 online defending him and his thoughtless policies.

Traore should've responded to the concerns the Americans raised if he was truly running a transparent government and not stealing from his people. Perhaps Traore could be stealing 5% of their resources as against 50% probably demanded by the French government.

One may argue that it's better, but it doesn't mean that Traore is any better. If you accuse me of being a thief, the onus is on you to prove that you are better than me by running a transparent govt.
Are trump and his people not stealing from USA? Are you okay at all? Why have they not invaded Aso villa that is pretending not to see bloodshed in Nigeria? Is trump not seeing all the looting happening in Nigeria? Why have they not invaded Sambisa forest? Why have they not arrested past and present leaders watching Nigeria sink into bloodshed and launched attack on terrorists territory in Nigeria?
Are you a tool for the west embedded into nigeria's social Media to sympathize with the west? Africans like you are tools the west use to tear the continent from within.
Re: Ibrahim Traoré Responds To US' Threats Of Removing Him And Invading Burkina Faso by manchester1: 9:03am On Apr 23, 2025
What happened in Libya several years ago is about to happen again in Burkina Faso
Re: Ibrahim Traoré Responds To US' Threats Of Removing Him And Invading Burkina Faso by Bleank: 9:03am On Apr 23, 2025
SmartPolician:
Leadership is complicated. You can never say the people love a leader if you don't live in that country. Someone in America can argue that Nigerians love Tinubu, especially when they read comments from agbadorians who spend 24/7 online defending him and his thoughtless policies.

Traore should've responded to the concerns the Americans raised if he was truly running a transparent government and not stealing from his people. Perhaps Traore could be stealing 5% of their resources as against 50% probably demanded by the French government.

One may argue that it's better, but it doesn't mean that Traore is any better. If you accuse me of being a thief, the onus is on you to prove that you are better than me by running a transparent govt.
When a madman tells you to prove you're a man by showing him your p3nis, you don't stoop to his level.

The same Americans invaded iraq because of wmds. What iraq was supposed to show them it wasn't true, and then they wouldn't have invaded.

The American military machine lies for profit. Period. And when they say the truth, it's spun for profit too.

What is the detailed evidence for what detailed accusation. We all went to school. We have AI to summarize the one we're too stupid to understand. Let them explain to us before they start another WMD with hunt for profit.

You heard massive reserves of gold and you don't already know the greedy american military machine has an angle
Re: Ibrahim Traoré Responds To US' Threats Of Removing Him And Invading Burkina Faso by ayokellany: 9:04am On Apr 23, 2025
As Obi prove he is not a criminal.n looter


SmartPolician:
Leadership is complicated. You can never say the people love a leader if you don't live in that country. Someone in America can argue that Nigerians love Tinubu, especially when they read comments from agbadorians who spend 24/7 online defending him and his thoughtless policies.

Traore should've responded to the concerns the Americans raised if he was truly running a transparent government and not stealing from his people. Perhaps Traore could be stealing 5% of their resources as against 50% probably demanded by the French government.

One may argue that it's better, but it doesn't mean that Traore is any better. If you accuse me of being a thief, the onus is on you to prove that you are better than me by running a transparent govt.

Re: Ibrahim Traoré Responds To US' Threats Of Removing Him And Invading Burkina Faso by sulaak(m): 9:04am On Apr 23, 2025
SmartPolician:
Leadership is complicated. You can never say the people love a leader if you don't live in that country. Someone in America can argue that Nigerians love Tinubu, especially when they read comments from agbadorians who spend 24/7 online defending him and his thoughtless policies.

Traore should've responded to the concerns the Americans raised if he was truly running a transparent government and not stealing from his people. Perhaps Traore could be stealing 5% of their resources as against 50% probably demanded by the French government.

One may argue that it's better, but it doesn't mean that Traore is any better. If you accuse me of being a thief, the onus is on you to prove that you are better than me by running a transparent govt.
There is no evidence to suggest that Traore is performing well in his country. There is still insecurity and no political system that supports people's freedom to speak up.


I don't support Western interest in Africa, but African political elites are not transparent. How many power plants are under construction in B Faso, is B Faso building railways, water systems, and hospitals in abundance?
Re: Ibrahim Traoré Responds To US' Threats Of Removing Him And Invading Burkina Faso by arantess: 9:04am On Apr 23, 2025
DataDoc:
If USA invades Burkina Faso, how many percent will they steal?
Iraqis will answer your question
Re: Ibrahim Traoré Responds To US' Threats Of Removing Him And Invading Burkina Faso by sweetkev(m): 9:05am On Apr 23, 2025
I don't know why the whites don't want to see Africa grow
Re: Ibrahim Traoré Responds To US' Threats Of Removing Him And Invading Burkina Faso by mecuries(m):
In due time, they would label him a "terrorist", "a man against human right", a "dictator". They would try to turn his people against him. They would send troops to put him down because he doesn't bend to their will, because he puts Burkinabé before anybody else. Just like the case of
Muammar Gaddafi of Libya and the African countries along with the organization A.U. would turn a blind eye because of the grants they keep receiving from the U.S.
Re: Ibrahim Traoré Responds To US' Threats Of Removing Him And Invading Burkina Faso by seunayantokun(m): 9:05am On Apr 23, 2025
You can't defeat terrorists troublin̈g Burkina Faso but you want to destroy the leader who is changing their life positively. What are you?
Re: Ibrahim Traoré Responds To US' Threats Of Removing Him And Invading Burkina Faso by Ijoba85: 9:06am On Apr 23, 2025
You are the one who is thoughtless not Tinubu's policies
SmartPolician:
Leadership is complicated. You can never say the people love a leader if you don't live in that country. Someone in America can argue that Nigerians love Tinubu, especially when they read comments from agbadorians who spend 24/7 online defending him and his thoughtless policies.

Traore should've responded to the concerns the Americans raised if he was truly running a transparent government and not stealing from his people. Perhaps Traore could be stealing 5% of their resources as against 50% probably demanded by the French government.

One may argue that it's better, but it doesn't mean that Traore is any better. If you accuse me of being a thief, the onus is on you to prove that you are better than me by running a transparent govt.
Re: Ibrahim Traoré Responds To US' Threats Of Removing Him And Invading Burkina Faso by essentialone1: 9:10am On Apr 23, 2025
It is long overdue. Burkina Faso should conduct a democratic election immediately.

For those screaming what concerns US, if not for the US, the Arab world would have eliminated all of you. Know this and know Peace. Yet you all are dying in front of American Embassy at Walter Carrington just begging God to get a Visa to same America you always insult online? I would have insulted all of una papa, but Seun's BOT will ban me again.
Re: Ibrahim Traoré Responds To US' Threats Of Removing Him And Invading Burkina Faso by phemmie06(m): 9:10am On Apr 23, 2025
Nigeria needs the US army more than Burkina Faso
Re: Ibrahim Traoré Responds To US' Threats Of Removing Him And Invading Burkina Faso by letitrainnow(m): 9:11am On Apr 23, 2025
“I learned this, at least, by my experiment: that if one advances confidently in the direction of his dreams, and endeavors to live the life which he has imagined, he will meet with a success unexpected in common hours.”― Henry David Thoreau
Re: Ibrahim Traoré Responds To US' Threats Of Removing Him And Invading Burkina Faso by Pickieox(m): 9:14am On Apr 23, 2025
VaginaAcademic:
add Tafawa Balewa and co
Who the fvck is Tafawa Balewa? Or you mean Tafewa Bellef00l?
Re: Ibrahim Traoré Responds To US' Threats Of Removing Him And Invading Burkina Faso by fabolouz1(m): 9:15am On Apr 23, 2025
every single terrorist groups and upheaval in Africa is sponsored by the west.
until the day African unite against the neo-colonialists ,we shall never reach our potentials.
Re: Ibrahim Traoré Responds To US' Threats Of Removing Him And Invading Burkina Faso by TruthDefender(m): 9:16am On Apr 23, 2025
Burkina faso is inconsequential to US interests. It's a poor, very poor country and the US has nothing to gain from intrusion into Burkina affairs.

But fact is Traore will eventually be removed via coup-de-tat if he doesn't democratize quickly. Another Burkina officer will topple him,its same way he came to power
Re: Ibrahim Traoré Responds To US' Threats Of Removing Him And Invading Burkina Faso by goslowgoslow(m): 9:17am On Apr 23, 2025
SmartPolician:
Leadership is complicated. You can never say the people love a leader if you don't live in that country. Someone in America can argue that Nigerians love Tinubu, especially when they read comments from agbadorians who spend 24/7 online defending him and his thoughtless policies.

Traore should've responded to the concerns the Americans raised if he was truly running a transparent government and not stealing from his people. Perhaps Traore could be stealing 5% of their resources as against 50% probably demanded by the French government.

One may argue that it's better, but it doesn't mean that Traore is any better. If you accuse me of being a thief, the onus is on you to demonstrate that you are better than me by running a transparent govt.
Your comments are always gibberish!
Re: Ibrahim Traoré Responds To US' Threats Of Removing Him And Invading Burkina Faso by SmartPolician: 9:18am On Apr 23, 2025
goslowgoslow:
Your comments are always gibberish!
Then, start making reasonable comments and stop wasting the cyberspace
Re: Ibrahim Traoré Responds To US' Threats Of Removing Him And Invading Burkina Faso by Stayingalive: 9:19am On Apr 23, 2025
SmartPolician:
Leadership is complicated. You can never say the people love a leader if you don't live in that country. Someone in America can argue that Nigerians love Tinubu, especially when they read comments from agbadorians who spend 24/7 online defending him and his thoughtless policies.

Traore should've responded to the concerns the Americans raised if he was truly running a transparent government and not stealing from his people. Perhaps Traore could be stealing 5% of their resources as against 50% probably demanded by the French government.

One may argue that it's better, but it doesn't mean that Traore is any better. If you accuse me of being a thief, the onus is on you to demonstrate that you are better than me by running a transparent govt.
It’s not America business. Let that sink
Re: Ibrahim Traoré Responds To US' Threats Of Removing Him And Invading Burkina Faso by abuaasiyah1: 9:21am On Apr 23, 2025
Ikaeniyan0:
Ibrahim Traore committed treason when he carried out a coup in Burkina Faso. He will eventually be removed by force too.
American puppet,sorry
Re: Ibrahim Traoré Responds To US' Threats Of Removing Him And Invading Burkina Faso by Omalicious1: 9:21am On Apr 23, 2025
NwekeUG:
"We either agree to fight for our country or we remain slaves forever” - Burkina Faso leader, Captain Ibrahim Traoré responds to US threat of arresting and eliminating him with possible invasion of the country.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=87NN0igC-5c
All of this is just a clear hunger for the resources of Burkina Faso...let's not forget what the US did to Libya
Re: Ibrahim Traoré Responds To US' Threats Of Removing Him And Invading Burkina Faso by bukatyne(f): 9:22am On Apr 23, 2025
SmartPolician:
Leadership is complicated. You can never say the people love a leader if you don't live in that country. Someone in America can argue that Nigerians love Tinubu, especially when they read comments from agbadorians who spend 24/7 online defending him and his thoughtless policies.

Traore should've responded to the concerns the Americans raised if he was truly running a transparent government and not stealing from his people. Perhaps Traore could be stealing 5% of their resources as against 50% probably demanded by the French government.

One may argue that it's better, but it doesn't mean that Traore is any better. If you accuse me of being a thief, the onus is on you to demonstrate that you are better than me by running a transparent govt.
Traore should respond to the concerns America raised because?

What is America's concern with Burkina Faso? If they do not like his government, they have the right to recall their ambassadors (if any) and bring home their citizens.

When will we be free from mental slaveryhuh
Re: Ibrahim Traoré Responds To US' Threats Of Removing Him And Invading Burkina Faso by SmartPolician: 9:22am On Apr 23, 2025
Stayingalive:
It’s not America business. Let that sink
Africans, especially Nigerians, aren't victims of bad leadership, they are accomplices!

My comment is a call for transparency, not about whose business it is or not.
Re: Ibrahim Traoré Responds To US' Threats Of Removing Him And Invading Burkina Faso by justmondris: 9:23am On Apr 23, 2025
It looks like America wants to steal their natural resources for national security purposes. lol American think say na Gadafi era them Dey lol. Us always like to use threat and force and it shows that the country is falling apart at a greater pace.
Re: Ibrahim Traoré Responds To US' Threats Of Removing Him And Invading Burkina Faso by Nobody: 9:23am On Apr 23, 2025
SmartPolician:
Leadership is complicated. You can never say the people love a leader if you don't live in that country. Someone in America can argue that Nigerians love Tinubu, especially when they read comments from agbadorians who spend 24/7 online defending him and his thoughtless policies.

Traore should've responded to the concerns the Americans raised if he was truly running a transparent government and not stealing from his people. Perhaps Traore could be stealing 5% of their resources as against 50% probably demanded by the French government.

One may argue that it's better, but it doesn't mean that Traore is any better. If you accuse me of being a thief, the onus is on you to demonstrate that you are better than me by running a transparent govt.
Why US & France so concerned about how Burkinabes run their country? We're yet to hear of where Traore has unalived somebody.. Same way they tagged Libya & k*lled Gaddafi
Re: Ibrahim Traoré Responds To US' Threats Of Removing Him And Invading Burkina Faso by SmartPolician: 9:24am On Apr 23, 2025
Mohisah:
Why US & France so concerned about how Burkinabes run their country? We're yet to hear of where Traore has unalived somebody.. Same way they tagged Libya & k*lled Gaddafi
You didn't understand the first paragraph of my comment. Ask someone to explain it to you.
Re: Ibrahim Traoré Responds To US' Threats Of Removing Him And Invading Burkina Faso by Ringstonermasks: 9:24am On Apr 23, 2025
Ikaeniyan0:
Ibrahim Traore committed treason when he carried out a coup in Burkina Faso. He will eventually be removed by force too.
hahaha, a coup against a coup

oboy shut up if u don't know anything... Traore is loved by his people and liken to Thomas Sankara...

Nairaland needs baby section for some people
Re: Ibrahim Traoré Responds To US' Threats Of Removing Him And Invading Burkina Faso by justmondris: 9:25am On Apr 23, 2025
Racoon:
Thomas Sankara, Patrice Lumumba and many promising African patriots eliminated by these imperialists are not enough? What is wrong with Donald Trump sef?
This not only a Trump problem. it’s an American problem. They like to loot.
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