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| Re: Nigerians In The Diaspora: Please Listen. The Time To Act Is Now. by Bigkoko(op): 1:41pm On Aug 11 |
But these crew support Obama's US blindly? If the insane act is catching the drug dealer in Aso Rock.... fine and good TopBanter:
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| Re: Nigerians In The Diaspora: Please Listen. The Time To Act Is Now. by Bigkoko(op): 1:43pm On Aug 11 |
Na small thing remain before this one enter street. Everyone dey talk South, he dey talk west ![]() FSBoperator: |
| Re: Nigerians In The Diaspora: Please Listen. The Time To Act Is Now. by optionalY09: 1:45pm On Aug 11 |
What is America’s business with Nigeria. You guys need to learn history before you start looking for savior from nowhere. Calling the west to help organize election or are you out of your real mind. |
| Re: Nigerians In The Diaspora: Please Listen. The Time To Act Is Now. by TopBanter: 1:49pm On Aug 11 |
Bigkoko:Lol. No doubt from your co-travellers in your WhatsApp group desperate for Obi Presidency. We dey laugh. Continue with empty noise. "Touch Kanu and Nigeria burns".."All eyes on the judiciary" now it is "we go cook food for Tinubu". You lot never tire of empty, powerless noise and threats. |
| Re: Nigerians In The Diaspora: Please Listen. The Time To Act Is Now. by Bigkoko(op): 1:51pm On Aug 11 |
When criminals hijack Nigeria institutions, write laws to cover their forgeries, write election results for themselves to stay in power..... only powerful and ruthless president like Trump can deal with the criminals.... So far so good.... the criminal in Aso Rock understands this ![]() optionalY09: |
| Re: Nigerians In The Diaspora: Please Listen. The Time To Act Is Now. by TopBanter: 1:53pm On Aug 11 |
Bigkoko:Who supports the USA blindly, automatically and unconditionally, over everything the nation does, other than you and your co-travellers? |
| Re: Nigerians In The Diaspora: Please Listen. The Time To Act Is Now. by Bigkoko(op): 1:54pm On Aug 11 |
The US president Trump constitutional power to enforce democracy is powerless noise? I like how bold you guys are hating and insulting President Trump on behalf of Mr. Tinubu TopBanter: |
| Re: Nigerians In The Diaspora: Please Listen. The Time To Act Is Now. by Bigkoko(op): 1:56pm On Aug 11 |
. And this picture is for only Obama right?TopBanter:
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| Re: Nigerians In The Diaspora: Please Listen. The Time To Act Is Now. by Bigkoko(op): 2:00pm On Aug 11 |
And this? Keeping quiet some times make people think they are wise.... allow them talk or write to clear all doubt TopBanter:
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| Re: Nigerians In The Diaspora: Please Listen. The Time To Act Is Now. by TopBanter: 2:00pm On Aug 11 |
Bigkoko:He has no power constitutionally to do such against sovereign nations. You only believe so because we have all seen the USA, too many time, disregard international law to invade and destroy nation with lies and flimsy excuses like "weapons of mass destruction" they used to invade and destabilise Iraq and "narco-terrorism" they used to remove Maduro because Trump had cast his beady eyes on Venezuela's oil.
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| Re: Nigerians In The Diaspora: Please Listen. The Time To Act Is Now. by Bigkoko(op): 2:04pm On Aug 11 |
National Endowment for Democracy Act (Title V of P.L. 98-164): Enacted in 1983, this act authorized the creation and ongoing congressional funding of the National Endowment for Democracy (NED), a private nonprofit organization specifically established to support global democratic institution-building |
| Re: Nigerians In The Diaspora: Please Listen. The Time To Act Is Now. by Bigkoko(op): 2:04pm On Aug 11 |
Foreign Assistance Act of 1961 (as amended): This is the core statutory basis for U.S. bilateral aid. Over the years, Congress added specific provisions emphasizing civil and political rights, anti-corruption, rule of law, and the encouragement of democratic institutions as explicit priorities of foreign assistance |
| Re: Nigerians In The Diaspora: Please Listen. The Time To Act Is Now. by Bigkoko(op): 2:06pm On Aug 11 |
Supporters even more shallow than the coconut head druggie ![]() |
| Re: Nigerians In The Diaspora: Please Listen. The Time To Act Is Now. by TopBanter: 2:07pm On Aug 11 |
Bigkoko:So? What does the picture mean? Of course they can be their to seek the support of the USA for many thing. Assistance with election observers etc. Ultimately, respect fact shown below and stop arguing obtusely.
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| Re: Nigerians In The Diaspora: Please Listen. The Time To Act Is Now. by Bigkoko(op): 2:07pm On Aug 11 |
I know when I said "Obligation" I know they have no clue to what I mean..... ![]() |
| Re: Nigerians In The Diaspora: Please Listen. The Time To Act Is Now. by Bigkoko(op): 2:12pm On Aug 11 |
Nigerians in Spain and Italy blood dey hot ohhhhh. Which one is coordinated posting Biko? If you want to help people back home...... Send the letter to Trump White House. I will drop the mailing address |
| Re: Nigerians In The Diaspora: Please Listen. The Time To Act Is Now. by TopBanter: 2:17pm On Aug 11 |
Bigkoko:Read what you brought here to use as proof USA has the constitutional right to interfere in the affair of sovereign nation. You have a comprehension problem. It is clear from the bolded that issues are about withholding foreign assistance, sanctions against nations etc and not forcefully going into sovereign Countries to enforce democracy, remove and replace leaders as ultimate enforcers. Stop the obdurate bro. The image makes the official state of affairs crystal. Foreign Assistance Act of 1961 (as amended): This is the core statutory basis for U.S. bilateral aid. Over the years, Congress added specific provisions emphasizing civil and political rights, anti-corruption, rule of law, and the encouragement of democratic institutions as explicit priorities of foreign assistance
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| Re: Nigerians In The Diaspora: Please Listen. The Time To Act Is Now. by TopBanter: 2:28pm On Aug 11 |
Bigkoko:Lol. Majority are there illegally anyway. |
| Re: Nigerians In The Diaspora: Please Listen. The Time To Act Is Now. by Bigkoko(op): 2:29pm On Aug 11 |
Even these 0ld men understand pass una.....lol ![]() This one probably have no clue why Chatham House is a reoccurring decimal amongst politicians in Nigeria ![]() TopBanter: |
| Re: Nigerians In The Diaspora: Please Listen. The Time To Act Is Now. by Bigkoko(op): 2:31pm On Aug 11 |
A transparent election will motivate them to return.... The more reason why they should dispatch their letters to president Trump TopBanter: |
| Re: Nigerians In The Diaspora: Please Listen. The Time To Act Is Now. by TopBanter: 2:54pm On Aug 11*. Modified: 6:16pm On Aug 11 |
Bigkoko:Lol. What will Trump do? Send Delta force to remove Tinubu as they did to Maduro? Lol better go and write your futile letters and stop disturbing us here. |
| Re: Nigerians In The Diaspora: Please Listen. The Time To Act Is Now. by FSBoperator: 2:59pm On Aug 11 |
Bigkoko:So if the US can support the Buhari Yiu so hate, what makes you think they will align with your Giringori ? |
| Re: Nigerians In The Diaspora: Please Listen. The Time To Act Is Now. by Bigkoko(op): 3:00pm On Aug 11 |
Hahahahahahahaha.....I feel the frustrations. We're trying to better lives. Trump will enforce democracy if he wishes and has constitutional mandates via Congress to so do! TopBanter: |
| Re: Nigerians In The Diaspora: Please Listen. The Time To Act Is Now. by lamentor78(m): 3:01pm On Aug 11 |
Too many foolish people in this country including Davido, when Dancing governor won incumbent INEC was fair but now that APC want to push him out INEC is unfair. If opposition win next year election INEc will be fair but if Tinubu wins INEC is compromised. mad citizens |
| Re: Nigerians In The Diaspora: Please Listen. The Time To Act Is Now. by FSBoperator: 3:02pm On Aug 11 |
Bigkoko:You guys know Giringori is going to suffer the worst defeat ever and you are already spouting nonsense that the elections are already rigged in Tinubu's favour. Tinubu was in a more precarious state when he defeated both Atiku and Obi in 2023 without state backing. Is it now that he has majority of the governors and PDP defectors in his camp that you expect him to lose?. You go cry rigging tire because the margins will be so wide that you can't comprehend .. Sore losers |
| Re: Nigerians In The Diaspora: Please Listen. The Time To Act Is Now. by Bigkoko(op): 3:05pm On Aug 11 |
If everything goes fine, Once Tinubu drug info is released to Judge Merlyn for Greenspan in Oct..... better keep your eyes on LinkedIn where you can't hid under annonynity na there raw unfiltered update go dey drop |
| Re: Nigerians In The Diaspora: Please Listen. The Time To Act Is Now. by Bigkoko(op): 3:07pm On Aug 11 |
Asking for a transparent election is already triggering rigging criminals. It won't our letters to Trump FSBoperator: |
| Re: Nigerians In The Diaspora: Please Listen. The Time To Act Is Now. by Bigkoko(op): 3:11pm On Aug 11 |
The frustrations is real. Imagine the way they fear Trump? Leave winning for Nigeria people to decide. Mr. Tinubu should conduct a transparent election lamentor78: |
| Re: Nigerians In The Diaspora: Please Listen. The Time To Act Is Now. by FSBoperator: 3:39pm On Aug 11 |
Bigkoko:Asking? You are already complaining in advance that the elections are rigged as an excuse on why Tinubu beat your last great hope , Giringori. |
| Re: Nigerians In The Diaspora: Please Listen. The Time To Act Is Now. by FSBoperator: 3:41pm On Aug 11 |
Bigkoko:Nobody is afraid of that orangutan By February latest , he will be out of office and attending several Federal courts for his criminal trial. |
| Re: Nigerians In The Diaspora: Please Listen. The Time To Act Is Now. by Bigkoko(op): 5:14am On Aug 12 |
To reach President Donald Trump directly and through his most trusted aides, use the following mailing address: Address 1: President Donald J. Trump The White House 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W. Washington, D.C. 20500 USA What to put on the letter before putting the address below it: PRESIDENT DONALD J. TRUMP — RE: DEMOCRATIC GOVERNANCE IN NIGERIA Address 2: Vice President JD Vance Eisenhower Executive Office Building, Washington, DC 20501, US. What to put on the letter before putting the address below it: VICE PRESIDENT JD VANCE — RE: DEMOCRATIC GOVERNANCE IN NIGERIA Address 3: Chief of Staff Susie Wiles The White House, 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue NW, Washington, DC 20500, USA What to put on the letter before putting the address below it: MS. SUSIE WILES, CHIEF OF STAFF — RE: NIGERIA Address 4: Secretary of State Marco Rubio U.S. Department of State, 2201 C Street NW, Washington, DC 20520, USA What to put on the letter before putting the address below it: THE HONORABLE MARCO RUBIO, SECRETARY OF STATE — RE: NIGERIA Address 5: National Security Council The White House, 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue NW, Washington, DC 20500, USA What to put on the letter before putting the address below it: NATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL — RE: NIGERIA DEMOCRATIC STABILITY Address 6: Office of Public Liaison The White House, 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue NW, Washington, DC 20500, USA What to put on the letter before putting the address below it: OFFICE OF PUBLIC LIAISON — RE: NIGERIA DEMOCRATIC GOVERNANCE |
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