I Visited Ouaga Mall In Burkina Faso… I Wasn’t Expecting This! (video) - Travel (2)

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Re: I Visited Ouaga Mall In Burkina Faso… I Wasn’t Expecting This! (video) by tiger28: 6:44pm On Oct 08

It has been disclosed that Traore is paying Hundreds of content creators a lot of money launder his image. If you noticed a lot of creators are showing this type of videos over and over.

Now ask yourself, is the mall what this country need now huh

Military leaders aren't what Africa need now.

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Re: I Visited Ouaga Mall In Burkina Faso… I Wasn’t Expecting This! (video) by Wickedfacts: 6:45pm On Oct 08

See children of the slaves and sons of sorrow dancing over a single mall.

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Re: I Visited Ouaga Mall In Burkina Faso… I Wasn’t Expecting This! (video) by sparko1(m): 6:46pm On Oct 08

Racoon:
This is what visionary leadership can provide. Diversifying of the economic to enable SMEs or government revenue agencies flourish without depending on Shoprite etc.

You guys should be ashamed of yourselves, MALL!

Are you kidding me, a government that should concentrate on bigger issues, you are praising shopping mall.

Do you hate yourself this much that you downgrade yourself to elevate other people country just to spite those in power.

There should be a limit to this kind of low self esteem, this has been elevated to medical issues.

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Re: I Visited Ouaga Mall In Burkina Faso… I Wasn’t Expecting This! (video) by SonOfWords(m): 7:03pm On Oct 08

nairalanda1:
Racoon, raccooon, raccoon...

Nigeria has several malls like this, does that mean that you are now saying our leaders are visionary?

Plus shoprite was replaced by a Nigerian company...

Raccon, a man whose country has large swathes run by Islamic jihadis, and fulani herdsmen, na visioonary leader you dey call am?

Racooon, racccoon, raccoooooooon!!!!!

Look at how you're comfortably regurgitating western propaganda towards a fellow African country.

I've always known you to be very shallow-minded.

Re: I Visited Ouaga Mall In Burkina Faso… I Wasn’t Expecting This! (video) by Thugger0147: 7:06pm On Oct 08

Burkina Faso would be greater than Naija soonest. Watch and see for yourselves. Lol...

Re: I Visited Ouaga Mall In Burkina Faso… I Wasn’t Expecting This! (video) by alamoht(m): 7:10pm On Oct 08

why is there so many empty spaces in such a beautiful mall?
oops! I just remembered the youth there are one building road them

Re: I Visited Ouaga Mall In Burkina Faso… I Wasn’t Expecting This! (video) by EmekaBlue(m): 7:21pm On Oct 08

Silver bird cinema and mall fine pass this. Maybe u haven't been to abuja before. Burkina faso is a poor country

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Re: I Visited Ouaga Mall In Burkina Faso… I Wasn’t Expecting This! (video) by IGBOPROMISE1: 7:41pm On Oct 08

Sermwell:
Yekini is here fooling around!! Let those Khaki boys change am for the idiot! He thinks he had escaped by adding peanut to their salary! Ode!

From the looks of things, it appears the emilokan cabal have successfully neutered the Nigerian military and rendered them submissive and subservient to civilian authority and incapable of challenging ‘democratic’ power like they used to!

Re: I Visited Ouaga Mall In Burkina Faso… I Wasn’t Expecting This! (video) by Nuzo1(m): 7:41pm On Oct 08

pigmania:
Ibrahim is a young guy, old people have nothing to offer.

It has nothing to do with age sir.

Nigerian system has been conditioned to believe that any leadership position is a means to elevate your family and friends.

….And so, no genuine interest to serve…. young or old.

No single love for the country even from those who shout “one Nigeria” at the top of their voices.

Re: I Visited Ouaga Mall In Burkina Faso… I Wasn’t Expecting This! (video) by nairalanda1(m): 7:44pm On Oct 08

SonOfWords:
Look at how you're comfortably regurgitating western propaganda towards a fellow African country.

I've always known you to be very shallow-minded.

You don't know why Africa is underdeveloped.

And you never will.

Traore Na younger version of Tinubu. They are all the same.

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Re: I Visited Ouaga Mall In Burkina Faso… I Wasn’t Expecting This! (video) by Jd10k(m): 8:00pm On Oct 08

See the way those children of hate are celebrating a mall in Burkina Faso. But what do I know? These eternal wailers can celebrate just about any rubbish. The last time, they were celebrating a water fountain in one Nigerian state like it was some groundbreaking achievement.

Re: I Visited Ouaga Mall In Burkina Faso… I Wasn’t Expecting This! (video) by newoffer: 8:08pm On Oct 08

Don't let APC mushroom followers see u ooo. They are accustomed to improve richness

Racoon:
This is what visionary leadership can provide. Diversifying of the economic to enable SMEs or government revenue agencies flourish without depending on Shoprite etc.

Re: I Visited Ouaga Mall In Burkina Faso… I Wasn’t Expecting This! (video) by armyofone(m): 8:40pm On Oct 08*

PRINCESSFCFANSs:
Nigeria have good structures too

Just that our leaders should stop using thr people lives to play politics

Princess Faith Chukwuamaka

I will like to know which to shop there.

I think most Shoprite in Nigeria should be renovated.

Re: I Visited Ouaga Mall In Burkina Faso… I Wasn’t Expecting This! (video) by ARISHEM: 9:05pm On Oct 08

Meanwhile APC is distributing bread to Lagosians.

Re: I Visited Ouaga Mall In Burkina Faso… I Wasn’t Expecting This! (video) by EnkayDezign: 8:53am On Oct 09

DoTheNeedful:
Please stop this hype about Burkina Faso. Burkina Faso is dirty, poor, and the most terrorized country in Africa.

Enough of giving attention to military dictators.

All these content creators are paid agents peddling propaganda to make military dictatorships attractive.

Re: I Visited Ouaga Mall In Burkina Faso… I Wasn’t Expecting This! (video) by Goke7: 3:12pm On Oct 09

tiger28:
It has been disclosed that Traore is paying Hundreds of content creators a lot of money launder his image. If you noticed a lot of creators are showing this type of videos over and over.

Now ask yourself, is the mall what this country need now

Military leaders aren't what Africa needs now.

Very true, and it looks like Niger, which shares a border with Nigeria, is doing the same thing too, as I have seen some content on Niger too. All na packaging and shaping the narrative

Re: I Visited Ouaga Mall In Burkina Faso… I Wasn’t Expecting This! (video) by Gadafii: 5:33pm On Oct 09

DoTheNeedful:
Tell me how many? After that, make sure you compile the list of international companies that have left Nigeria each year in the last 30 years.

For your information, over the past two decades, an average of seven companies leave Nigeria every year. This year, only two international companies have left. As some are leaving others are coming in.

Some of you criticize with the understanding of history and contexts.

Now, since this thread is about Burkina Faso, can you tell me how many companies have left the country since the dictator took over?

you are clown🤡

Now show me international coys in the category of GSK and Unilever etc that have sprang up in Nigeria the last three to four years

Re: I Visited Ouaga Mall In Burkina Faso… I Wasn’t Expecting This! (video) by DoTheNeedful: 5:44pm On Oct 09

Gadafii:
you are clown🤡

Now show me international coys in the category of GSK and Unilever etc that have sprang up in Nigeria the last three to four years

You response is devoid of any sense, and it avoids my initial question. Can you provide the list of international companies that has left Nigeria over the past 30 years? Simple

Even if 200 companies have left Nigeria this year, the only educated, logical, and analytical way of putting the number into context is comparing the previous years.

Re: I Visited Ouaga Mall In Burkina Faso… I Wasn’t Expecting This! (video) by wshaderack: 6:37pm On Oct 23

You made some compelling arguments that are hard to ignore. A lot of folks tend to see only one side of things, but breaking it down like this really expands the scope of the whole conversation.

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