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How these evil APC people are trying to twist Trump's gesture into an invasion is what I don't understand

The are being paid allegedly to decamp

Ironfaceman:
Adios Maria. May the Good lord comfort your soul.

This is America where every crime is blamed on immigrants.

But no body blames the guns.

Guns don't kill people, people kill people

tundegan:
We are not naive. We know the games these foreign powers play. They will never succeed in Nigeria. We are a sovereign nation, and we will protect our interests fiercely.

Dangote Refinery is a symbol of Nigeria's strength, and we will ensure it remains safe and operational.

The same Dangote refinery Tinubus boys almost killed it not for Americans

When they refused to give him crude oil to start who gave him , it was America

When they planned with marketers not but his fuel who bought it , it was America

Till date Dangote cannot sell his Jet fuel to Nigerian airlines but the American airlines are already using it steady ...

Keep decieving yourself

19 thousand churches burnt , 60 thousand Christians killed and these people still think this is a joke

Diamond098454:
Gold digger

Gold digger how ? He literally built her brand from ground up , without him she wouldn't even get the QA record deal ..he deserves more than half sef

mascot87:
If you had family member that is doing well in US and is sending you money so you can survive and not kpai of hunger, you will not come here and be typing trash. Most of you make reckless statements because you aren't privileged in life and have nothing to loss ifthings go bad worldwide

A reasonable family member will not be out there supporting terrorism

Well it clearly state those cancelled have at one time or the other supported terrorism or overstayed their visa

Tensions rise after Niamey pushed back envoys from Nigeria, Togo, France and the US, and diplomatic solutions in Niger now look unlikely.
By Eniola Akinkuotu
President of Nigeria Bola Tinubu. (File photo/Reuters/Lewis Joly/Pool)
President of Nigeria Bola Tinubu. © File photo/Reuters/Lewis Joly/Pool
Published on August 04, 2023 at 04:16 pm (GMT +1)

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Nigeria’s President Bola Tinubu has sought parliamentary approval to place sanctions on the Republic of Niger and mobilise the military for a possible intervention should the junta not respond to the conditions sought by the Economic Community of West Africa States (ECOWAS).

The belated letter comes after Nigeria had already cut the electricity supply of its northern neighbour, a move which sparked anti-Tinubu protests on the streets of Niamey with demonstrators holding posters and banners which read ‘Ebola Tinubu’.

Asking permission
On 4 August, Tinubu sent a letter to Senate president Godswill Akpabio seeking approval to deploy soldiers to enforce ECOWAS resolutions, in accordance with Section 5 of the Nigerian Constitution which states that the head of state must seek consent from parliament before sending troops abroad.

In his letter, Tinubu seeks support to close all land borders with Niger and begin “border drill exercises”.

He informs federal lawmakers of the ‘military build-up and deployment of personnel for military intervention to enforce the compliance by the military junta in Niger should they remain recalcitrant’.

Tinubu also reveals his plans to embark on media sensitisation in order to gain the support of the Nigerian people, and informs parliament of a blockade of goods in transit to landlocked Niger.

Diplomacy fails
Tinubu’s letter contrasts with his diplomatic move just 24 hours earlier when he despatched a delegation led by former Nigerian military head of state General Abdulsalami Abubakar to meet with Niger’s military junta to accept the ECOWAS conditions – including the unconditional release and reinstatement of ousted President Mohamed Bazoum.

However, the Nigerien junta announced the expulsion of ambassadors from Nigeria, Togo, France and the US with immediate effect. It also asked the US and France to withdraw their troops from the country immediately.

Reports say the delegation was not able to meet with the head of the junta, General Abdourahamane Tiani, or with ousted President Bazoum.

In an article published in the Washington Post, Bazoum described himself as a hostage and called on the US government and the international community to ‘help us restore our constitutional order’.

He said the allegations levelled against him by the military junta were false, adding that the insecurity in the poor nation had reduced significantly since he took office in 2021.

The ousted president further stated that since Niger depends on foreign aid to implement 40% of its budget, the sanctions slammed on the country would worsen the plight of the people.

Time is ticking
With only two days left for the ultimatum issued by ECOWAS to expire, all eyes are on the leader of the sub-region, Tinubu, and the military junta led by Tiani to see who blinks first.

A leaked military memo revealed that an offensive may be launched from Sokoto, a northern state in Nigeria that shares borders with Niger.

However, sources tell The Africa Report that the military has returned to the drawing board following the leaked memo.

https://www.theafricareport.com/318064/nigeria-tinubu-seeks-parliaments-approval-to-invade-niger/

Check his organs ooo..they don't miss any opportunity to steal organs ...they left all the homeless people in Eko Atlantic to start attacking an innocent person

I am sure 48 hours ago these two men were on social media insulting Trump and defend the bandits

ALTERNATEID:
He should be talking about the shellacking that Republicans MAGA got yesterday.

Sharap republicans have never stood a chance in NYC

Fulani have never been known to defeat any armed opponent, the specialise in attacking sleeping people while their cronies in govt protect them

If Muslims are not ready to speak and want to hide the killings we Christians will speak ...7000 Christian 600 churches burnt is more than a coincidence , it's targeted attack ... See names and names of murdered Christians

Nigerian Christians still being killed by Fulani militia

God bless this man

He better sha go to Washington , he should not allow his sycophants deceive him

Haba I just came across this post .

IGP will not see this one now

Trump is a deal maker and Tinubu too is prolific deal maker , all I see is a deal coming bout this week..

Joint military cooperation

Intelligence sharing

Trade because Trump must force him to pay for American equipment

Security grants

And maybe a Southern naval base for the Americans ..


This thing might favor Tinubu and give him leverage over Northern politicians

Does anyone take this ex police officer seriously?

Typical berebe liar and hypocrite ..if he was smart he would realize that if not for American support Dangote refinery would have been shut down by now by the govt import cabal

When NNPC refused to honor it's agreement to give Dangote crude it was the Americans that stepped in to provide crude and till date 75 percent of the crude oil Dangote uses comes from America

When the cabal colluded with marketers or to lift Dangote fuel it was America that provides Dangotes first market and till date they are his biggest customers

Till date Dangote is still fighting to supply Jet fuel in Nigeria while he easily supplies to America..

This adefasin is a crafty and deceptive man ..I pity people who go to these Churches

Flangelo12:
In broad daylight, they killed Charlie Kirk.
Till today his killer hasn't been found.

Lies , the killer was caught within 48 hours and is currently facing trial

Putindbutt:
So who is going to evade US for the killing of 70 American Christians in 72 hours under Donald Trump?

Before e the end of today half of the shooters will be in custody ,by end of the week most shooters will have been apprehended that's the difference ..in your own case the 70 shooters will be allowed to continue killing ,they will be pampered by their friends in power , even if the police mistakenly catch one your people will release him and give him money ,generator and wife ...that's the difference

The foolish thing you data boys don't understand is that you you these 70;shootings all the shooters will be brought to book within a week but in Nigeria the shooters will be allowed to continue shooting, the govt will treat them like kings , host meet and greet for them where they will come with their guns and still threaten to kill more people..that's the difference

johnmartus:
Military based in port Harcourt for what ? America are targeting Nigeria oil and I don't mind they take it did oil benefit the masses capital no since this stupid politician don't want to get sense they will learn in hard way.

I don't think it's the oil if they have a base in PH they will be able to police Northern southern borders if the country splits .. ofcourse they will take oil for the trouble