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Politics › Re: Fashola: DSS Has Arrested My Brother Over Alleged Defamation - Ibezim Nnamdi by ycat: 2:53am On Aug 13, 2023
It's a well known best kept secret.
That's why it's the only Yoruba asking every police to serve in their own region.
lexy2014:
how did you come to your conclusion above?
Foreign Affairs › Re: US Politics Today! by ycat: 2:36am On Aug 13, 2023
Petition To Split Nigeria by ycat: 2:10am


We will be gathering signatures to divide Nigeria.

I'm waiting to roll out my forum because nairaland and its mods won't let it work out well.

There's one thing about me, I don't just talk I walk my talk. If I don't see or know a solution to a problem, I will never criticize that thing.

Let's all be forward looking and not just criticize all they long, lets bring solutions.

Nigeria needs to split or at the very least revert back to the constitution backed system and the basis of all our nations coming together that we had before 1966 coup.

Many countries created by the British have all gone their separate ways and are doing well today. Nigeria won't be an exception.

Nigeria is a prison we need to break free from.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Ali Lamine Zeine: Meet The New Prime Minister Of Niger Republic by ycat: 2:22am On Aug 13, 2023
Hammer gbaga on your dumb head.
Keep ringing in pain, harebrained chump!
HNICEARTH:
The truth hammer shall benefit you and your family

A clodpoll yapping gibberish
Politics › Re: ECOWAS Parliament Divided Over Planned Military Action In Niger by ycat: 2:17am On Aug 13, 2023
It has affected so much especially for a country tthat depends on 40% of his economy on foreign aids.

Democracy is still better than millitocracy where people become zombies, have no rights and have guns at the back of their heads all the time. Only losers want military govt.

Niger has now been left alone by ecowas and president Tinubu and I hope the rest of you can leave everyone alone too.
JDJDjD:
has it affected anything yet?
what has democracy brought to west africa aside corruption and stealing from public officials

they should focus more on the economy and leave internal politics alone.
Politics › Re: It’s Treasonable To Deploy Nigerian Army To Niger Without Senate Approval — MBF by ycat: 1:55am On Aug 13, 2023
These ones just woke up after ecowas has come out and said they are not going to war.

I thought they are being killed in the middle belt? And rather than take up placards and block the streets to demand for autonomy to better protect themselves now that they have a lightning rod president, they too have jumped on the bandwagon to chase shadow just because they see a low hanging fruit.

Niger right now is more peaceful than Middle Belt and this is what they use their energy on.
Politics › Re: ECOWAS Parliament Divided Over Planned Military Action In Niger by ycat: 1:43am On Aug 13, 2023
Sore loser, just because your candidate lost does not mean president Tinubu didn't win the election. He won and there's nothing you can do about it.
dozymars:
The Ecowas chairman did not win the election in his own country.
Why the hypocrisy?
Politics › Re: ECOWAS Parliament Divided Over Planned Military Action In Niger by ycat: 1:40am On Aug 13, 2023
Instability from coup can affect 'economic' in west Africa, so the two are not mutually exclusive.
JDJDjD:
ECOWAS stands for Economic community of west africa states.
they should focus more on the economy aspect and leave politics alone
Politics › Re: Fashola: DSS Has Arrested My Brother Over Alleged Defamation - Ibezim Nnamdi by ycat: 1:36am On Aug 13, 2023
Igbos dominate police and that's why we can't trust them to do the right thing. The same reason igbo police are the armed robbers terrorizing Yorubaland.
001Lagos:
DSS have been reduced to doing the work of the Nigerian police
Politics › Re: Fashola: DSS Has Arrested My Brother Over Alleged Defamation - Ibezim Nnamdi by ycat: 1:30am On Aug 13, 2023
This is how you hold people accountable.

Let them go and present their evidence in court or pay up to the last clothes on their backs.

I hope they have houses they can sell to pay for damages. Hire good investigators to dig for hidden assets too
Foreign Affairs › Re: Ali Lamine Zeine: Meet The New Prime Minister Of Niger Republic by ycat: 1:23am On Aug 13, 2023
Goat you are projecting what you are feeling.

I hold the truth hammer to break in to your dumb head, egbere imbecille!
HNICEARTH:
Not reading beyond the first line, still hyper-ventilating, and sounding so frustrated. My comment is not the reason why you are pathetic, depressed and frustrated.

Let your neck and forehead muscles breaaft
Foreign Affairs › Re: Ali Lamine Zeine: Meet The New Prime Minister Of Niger Republic by ycat: 1:20am On Aug 13, 2023
You can't remember saying "coup happened Mali" because you are braindead in addition to being blind.

See a mouth-breathing goblin you should be in a strait jacket.
[quote author=HNIC
EARTH post=125071028]I cant recall commenting that mali and burkina faso happened during Tinubu.
However, ECOWAS predates Tinubu. Make sense of that information if sense is common to you.

You dont have to apologise for being a depressed loony. Take your meds and shut your fetid maw up[/quote]
Politics › Re: ECOWAS Parliament Divided Over Planned Military Action In Niger by ycat: 1:10am On Aug 13, 2023
See pain from a bunch of sadist on this thread that secretly wish there is war in Niger still crying even when ecowas has publicly said its not going to war.
Politics › Re: ECOWAS Parliament Divided Over Planned Military Action In Niger by ycat: 1:03am On Aug 13, 2023
Go and rest, Niger is done and dusted.
Nazgul:
I don't understand why Tinubu is carrying this Niger junta matter on his head like firewood.

Niger isn't the first west African country to experience a coup in the last 5 years and would certainly not be the last.

The reality here is that Nigeria doesn't have the resources to sustain a war.

War is expensive. Hitler lost WW2 cos he invaded the Solvet Union and as his war with the Solvet Union prolonged, he couldn't afford to feed and supply his over 3m German soldiers fighting on the Eastern from. Most German soldiers in starlingard starved to death. Many ran out of ammunition and surrendered cos they could not be supplied.

If Tinubu sends 10,000 soldiers to Niger. He shouldn know that feeding 10,000 soldiers for just 1 month, replenishing exhausted ammunition, artillery, tanks, fuel for the armoured divisions, magazines, and you'll still pay their salaries, medications...etc. You'll agree with me that the expenses would run into billions of naira.

If the war escalates to like 6-8 months, Nigeria wouldn't be able to sustain itself cos it would have exhausted all it's finances on the war.

And the west who are urging him to go on wouldn't support him with a penny. So we would finish our resources on a war that isn't our business, loose thousands of service men, become dead broke...and for what, to please the west?

Somebody should talk sense inside that man's head.
Politics › Re: ECOWAS Parliament Divided Over Planned Military Action In Niger by ycat: 1:01am On Aug 13, 2023
Unlike your useless leaders, president Tinubu can walk and chew gum at the same time and won't even spend up to 30 minutes on Niger issue.
Taylor92:
Other African countries presidents have priorities and targets that should be met due to the promises they made to their citizens

And you expect them to leave the needed basic humans needs by her citizens to embark on a useless war

Unlike Tinubu that had no manisesfo, never attended a debate to let us know his plans for us, never told us how he would tackle our needs

Only thing that drug lord was concerned was it is his turn

Useless man
Politics › Re: ECOWAS Parliament Divided Over Planned Military Action In Niger by ycat: 12:57am On Aug 13, 2023
No war but this is the opportunity for ecowas to split into 2.

Let coup countries be on one side, democratic countries on the other side. They all are still ecowases, just different mission.

Rules have to mean something in every organization.
Politics › Re: Rest Bloodthirsty Zombies. No War! by ycat(op): 10:21pm On Aug 12, 2023
War only if attacked.

Alchemy528:
War
Politics › Re: Opinion: This Man Is Not Yoruba by ycat: 9:07pm On Aug 12, 2023
I knew it was a propaganda.

There's no way igbos will sell land to a Yoruba their sworn enemy.

Igbos are trying to do another psychological number on Yoruba.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Niger Citizens Started Blocking There Roads by ycat: 9:00pm On Aug 12, 2023
Ole, your people are busy robbing Nigerians.
I think begging is better that stealing.
Againstallodds:
and my own people are not crying for palliatives and disturbing public peace
Foreign Affairs › Re: Ali Lamine Zeine: Meet The New Prime Minister Of Niger Republic by ycat: 8:55pm On Aug 12, 2023
President Tinubu has absolutely nothing to do with Niger's problem, you are just starting to talk and 'Tinubu' is probably your first word.

I didn't read past your first line or trash.
HNICEARTH:
Who is responsible for all these? Tinubu.

The military in Niger republic carried out a coup, why not let them be? Must you interfare in their internal affairs.
Tinubu in trying to please the west wants to start up a war with his closest neighbor, you dont do that. Nobody brings war to his house.

Let them be. Act like you dont know what's happening, and everything will evaporate. If they want to be ruled by the military, then let it be. It's their call, the citizens will be the ones to face the consequences of military rule.

Nigeria on it's own already have alot on her hands. USD at 950, no stable electricity, bandits/bokoharam/unknown gunmen/, corruption, flawed electoral system, energy crisis, no working refinery...why not fix that? Why so much attention on niger and neglecting the home front?🤷🏿‍♂️
Foreign Affairs › Re: Chinese Company Stops Construction Of Niger's Kandadji Dam Over Sanctions by ycat: 8:48pm On Aug 12, 2023
Skull mining is not news in igboland because it's your culture, you can mine a trailer load in the morning and twice during lunch.

Skull culture iddiot, you are the ones wearing skulls. Where are the skulls your fathers carry in baskets and dance with?
GO0DHardDick:
Yet all the skull mining news has been from your sad waste? Dude say something else!

"Whenever I see the Yorubas drumming for war, I'll just look, hiss and go to sleep" - IBB
Foreign Affairs › Re: Ali Lamine Zeine: Meet The New Prime Minister Of Niger Republic by ycat: 8:37pm On Aug 12, 2023
Mali didn't happen under president Tinubu, so it has nothing to do with him.
Sorry I don't reasd trash past first line.

HNICEARTH:
Mali is a member of ECOWAS, and they had a coup and ECOWAS did not go to war.
Burkina faso was a member of ECOWAS, the military had a coup, and ECOWAS did not go to war.
From your response, I know you dont read, you dont follow news so you wouldnt know all these.
If these other countries had coup and ECOWAS did not go to war, so why is Niger's coup so special?

Ode, your Tinubu is being used as a pawn to fight a proxy war. France are only concerned about the uranium they get from Niger, while the US is concerned about their base. These guys want your Tinubu to fight their war in exchange for his government to be recognised by the west. And here you are yapping and capping nonsense.

If ECOWAS was serious about coup plotters, then the war should have started from mali and Burkina faso before considering niger.

If importation is the reason USD went high, so what's stopping him from fixing refinery, fixing energy crisis, reducing poverty, fixing insecurity, fixing unstable power supply? What's stopping him from taking these other ones head on?

You are wanking all over importation and think you sound so intelligent. Every nation on earth imports.
Was Nigeria not importing during the PDP when USD was at 215? What changed now?
Was Nigeria not importing 3 months ago when buhari was in power and official rate of USD was at 495, so what changed now?

Your Tinubu came in and floated the naira and everything crashed. A policy borne out of quackery. Trial and error economics. over bloated ego wont allow them to revert to status quo.
Every nation on earth defends its money. You dont allow your currency to be left at the mercy of speculators or determined by forces of demand and supply. The only nation that dont defend its currency is the US.

I hope you've learnt a thing or two. Now run along and go play elsewhere. I've got stuff to handle bwoy
Foreign Affairs › Re: Niger Citizens Started Blocking There Roads by ycat: 8:35pm On Aug 12, 2023
Landslide as they come.
At least it's not one of your own people.
Againstallodds:
landslide with yakubu inec.
Politics › Rest Bloodthirsty Zombies. No War! by ycat(op):
Braindead zombies can now rest! NO WAR!!!

I don't know how ecowas or president Tinubu going to war in Niger makes sense to anyone when your soldiers can't defeat Bokoharam and Nigeria is too fractured for a common front. If not for the fact that they have been overly brainwashed and can't think properly. The tough talks is a diplomatic tool and has gotten the coupists jolted to possibilities, how they can be removed too and made to reveal plan to to kill a hostage. Ecowas is now done with Niger and president Tinubu's job with Niger too is done if all sanctions have been applied.

President Tinubu has no fault in any of these, he has a duty as ecowas chairman to participate in the meeting. He also had to take a side as he did and no one else can tell him how to run his govt as long as he's not breaking any law.

I said it that ecowas will not invade Niger and that sanctions and more sanctions are the only thing but because of their hatred for president Tinubu they are running mad over war that will only be fought in their lives and families. Nigeria will even go to war within Nigeria before going to war in Niger. Only the president set diplomacy and tough talks are a part of it. They just want to muscle president Tinubu out of his powers and policies which will only lead to the end of Nigeria.

These cruel animals also used their fraud to attach the statement one frustrated Mai Sule made about Ivory Coast president that "rigging is the same as coup" because he offered 1000 soldiers to Ecowas to someone else. Every president that does not do what these enemies of progress want is accused of rigging elections when they are the ones guilty of rigging elections.

Their target is really the sanctions, they don't want the sanctions to stay but I trust president Tinubu to keep it in place and draw the RED LINE for the people that want to make his administration a lightning rod. THE SANCTIONS ARE THERE TO STAY!!

Ecowas must be divided immediately to save it from a total collpse, it's currently not working and its purpose is defeated.

If there will be war it will be between Russia backed coupists and West backed militants, it will not have anything to do with ecowas or president Tinubu, every leader knows this but just playing to the gallery to heat up the polity.

It's over, all the purveyors of bad news can now go and rest.
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Foreign Affairs › Re: West African Countries Suspend Key Military Meeting On Niger Coup by ycat: 8:21pm On Aug 12, 2023
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Foreign Affairs › Re: Chinese Company Stops Construction Of Niger's Kandadji Dam Over Sanctions by ycat: 7:20am On Aug 11, 2023
You killed and planted those skulls. Remember you igbos are the ones with a skull culture.
We have nothing to do with their killings.
You are vampires.
GO0DHardDick:
Yet all the skull mining news has been from your sad waste? Dude say something else!

"Whenever I see the Yorubas drumming for war, I'll just look, hiss and go to sleep" - IBB
Foreign Affairs › Re: It's Hitting Hard: Senior Niger Politicians Beg Tinubu To Lift Sanctions by ycat: 7:18am On Aug 11, 2023
It has always been a fake news.
He never said he was going to invade Niger.
Karlman:
It had become Fake News now?
Good to hear!
Foreign Affairs › Re: Ali Lamine Zeine: Meet The New Prime Minister Of Niger Republic by ycat: 7:11am On Aug 11, 2023
How is president Tinubu holding them and interfering in their affairs again?

Niger does not get to dictate how a neighbor responds to what they see and feel. Also, Niger is a signatory to ecowas and has to be hold to account. I know this is hard for lawless people like you to understand, but it's just the way it is.

You don't have dollars, you import everything and expect dollar not to go over the roof, maube you should take your lazy tail of the internet to go and learn how money works.

Leave president Tinubu alone, he's performing his duty. He didn't organize the coup, so he isn't responsible for the state of Niger or its wellbeing.
HNICEARTH:
Who is responsible for all these? Tinubu.

The military in Niger republic carried out a coup, why not let them be? Must you interfare in their internal affairs.
Tinubu in trying to please the west wants to start up a war with his closest neighbor, you dont do that. Nobody brings war to his house.

Let them be. Act like you dont know what's happening, and everything will evaporate. If they want to be ruled by the military, then let it be. It's their call, the citizens will be the ones to face the consequences of military rule.

Nigeria on it's own already have alot on her hands. USD at 950, no stable electricity, bandits/bokoharam/unknown gunmen/, corruption, flawed electoral system, energy crisis, no working refinery...why not fix that? Why so much attention on niger and neglecting the home front?🤷🏿‍♂️
Foreign Affairs › Re: Chinese Company Stops Construction Of Niger's Kandadji Dam Over Sanctions by ycat: 6:56am On Aug 11, 2023
War is never an option if you're not attacked.

We are not bloodthirsty like you vampires.
Sanctions work like magic, see Niger crumbling before their very own eyes and it's just been 1 week.

See what you get when you underrate a real Yoruba man.
GO0DHardDick:
Damn!

The drug lord cannot and won't go to any war with Niger because he lacks balls just like the average Yoluba man.

"Whenever I see the Yorubas beating drums of war, I'll just go to sleep" - IBB
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