₦airaland Forum

ovadozes:
please who are the we ??

Running204:
How many corrupt n stealing politician's have u chased away with sticks n stones before?

HsLBroker:
This thing can't happen in Nigeria

MetaHuman:
In 21st century, africa still battling millitary coup.

When will africa get it right?


Any coup in nigeria will mark the end of the country.

No one is gonna allow hausa/fulani to use back door to rule us again in this country.

NothingDoMe:
Our democracy is just as fragile. So sorry for Nigeria.

DocHMD:
When osibande is kicked out, the yorubas should be ready to fight abookies without the rest of the south (SE/SS) which they abuse so much.

Oblitz:
Ghen ghen! Nigerian Army Should Not Try Shit O! Or We'll Chase Them Away With Sticks And Stones



Check my signature........professional stamped concrete from the masters of concrete stamp at the cheapest rate possible.

junnyjake:
in gemu'n danuwa ka na Kama wuta, ka sa ruwa a naka.


Translation: if your brothers' beard is on fire, you should put water on yours.

walosky:
Osinbanjo has to book deliverance from cowardice and fear



Afonjas and fear



Infact with with my brother in the Lord , we rebuke the spirit of coward out from your life now....

ovadozes:
please who are the we ??

YelloweWest:
If u think the ss and se will join the sw to fight u are seriously mistaking. This is the sw fight.

donbrowser:
Stop blaming Africa everytime. Same thing almost happened in Turkey last year.

Daboomb:
Who wants to fight along with "serial losers"?

Losing since 1967!

SLAVES cant dare fight their Masters now, abi?

MetaHuman:
almost happened.

Is it as rampant everywhere else like africa?

Padiga:
at least we fought, unlike you lazy cowards that cower at the sound of a gun.

junnyjake:
Hehe, I no try abi?

donbrowser:
What is your definition of Rampant? How many coup has been experienced in the last 5 years in Africa?

ElsonMorali:
Whatever. I'm a spectator in the drama called Nigeria.

GuntersChain:
Acting President, Yemi Osinbajo, has on behalf of the Federal Government of Nigeria condemned in strong terms the recent developments in Cote d’Ivoire in which a small fraction of the country’s Armed Forces mutinied against the Government.

This is contained in a statement by Laolu Akande, his Senior Special Assistant on Media and Publicity.

It said “Nigeria presses strong and unflinching support for the Government of President Alhassan Ouattara and welcomes ongoing efforts at resolving the crisis.

“In this context, the Federal Government urges the parties to the crisis to exercise maximum restraint, remain calm and continue with dialogue and negotiations with the Government of President Ouattara.

“Nigeria also urges the mutineers to return to their barracks and to refrain from any action capable of undermining the peace, security and democracy in the country.
“The Federal Government further urges the people of Cote d’Ivoire to remain steadfast in their support for the Government and to refrain from giving support to the mutineers in the overall interest of peace, tranquillity, good order and prosperity of the country.

The coup in Cote d’Ivoire occurred at a time Nigeria’s Army Chief, TY Buratai, Tuesday, personally confirmed that politicians were holding meeting with Army officers and soldiers.

He vowed to punish any indicted officer or soldier taking part in such meetings, warning that the Army hierarchy will not sit back and allow mutiny against constituted authority.

His alarm was an affirmation that powerful forces may be enticing Army personnel to come out of the barracks to topple President Muhammadu Buhari’s government.

The unholy alliance, it was gathered, followed the health crisis of the President which some elements are trying to use to seize power.


Nigerians have been expressing concern over the alarming statement by the Army chief and more worried over the safety of Acting President Osinbajo due to absence of his principal, Buhari.


http://dailypost.ng/2017/05/17/osinbajo-condemns-coup-cote-divoire-amid-similar-fears-nigeria/