monerozi5590:
Why the attack again on Northerners in Imo State! Peaceful coexistence is all what we pray for.

OkpaNsukkaisBae:




Source?

monerozi5590:



Northern Coalition Groups as reported by Sahara Reporters and others.

OasisX:


.....dem so much believe in him sha. Dem take whatever he says as gospel. LOL!

liveLongNprospa:
Another angle

izzou:


This angle no make sense, bros.

All ECOWAS is saying is that the coupists should follow their own constitutional laws. The moment you give room for a law to be powerless, everyone and anyone would take advantage of it.

So what happens when another coupist tries to overthrow this coupist? Should Nigeria come in then, or take it as another WIN?

Their election is in 2025. Let the coupists form a party and let the majority that loves them prove it then.

Giving room for one coup is just to give room for more.

liveLongNprospa:


The problem is people in the country support them.. That's 1
2) they are also a buffer between us and Sudan and our intervention can also lead to civil war in Niger.

The border between us and them is porous as Bleep and we are already spread thin. THIS FOR ME IS THE BIGGEST ISSUE.

3) we don't know the number of international interests in Niger.


Point is which ever way we choose to act, it's still going to present issues.
Which is why I said it's another angle. Whether it makes sense or not is still a possible reality sadly.

izzou:


If you know the bolded, then anything David typed there wouldn't make any sense.

Well, when a coup happens, the entire economic structure of the country starts to collapse bit by bit

No investor would want to put a nickel into it because there is no guarantee with the words of a coupist. He can be overthrown the next day, so why would i commit much into the country?

Stocks will fall, inflation will rise and then they would begin to jakpa to Nigeria; the same porous border we are managing.

If ECOWAS does not intervene, the NW is Nigeria is toast

GloriousGbola:


All of a sudden the same people who loudly critisied different pro Niger policies now remember to tell those who listen to them that Niger is a buffer region.

When the clown was posting exposes about govt purchases of vehicles for Niger govt he conveniently omitted this key fact.

izzou:



All ECOWAS is saying is that the coupists should follow their own constitutional laws. The moment you give room for a law to be powerless, everyone and anyone would take advantage of it.

OkpaNsukkaisBae:

Does your country obey constitutional laws?

izzou:


No.

You can see how the DSS is misbehaving. You see how people don't obey courts anymore. These are the effects of not upholding a law/laws

izzou:


If you know the bolded, then anything David typed there wouldn't make any sense.

Well, when a coup happens, the entire economic structure of the country starts to collapse bit by bit

No investor would want to put a nickel into it because there is no guarantee with the words of a coupist. He can be overthrown the next day, so why would i commit much into the country?

Stocks will fall, inflation will rise and then they would begin to jakpa to Nigeria; the same porous border we are managing.

If ECOWAS does not intervene, the NW is Nigeria is toast

The natural resources of Niger include uranium, coal, gold, iron ore, tin, phosphates, petroleum, molybdenum, salt, and gypsum. Niger has some of the largest uranium reserves in the world. It also has a good amount of oil reserves.

liveLongNprospa:
Imagine the audacity to accuse anybody for something you are known for on this forum.

You that lacks any original thought process in your life.
If you are asked to pick a place of interest to have a conversation in, you'll still ask for help from your egbons.

I mean right now, look at you fishing for support😂 on a forum ooo. My God 😁

OasisX:
....PBAT likely to address the Nation this evening by 7pm WAT.

BlueRayDick:
Personally I think ECOWAS need to intervene in the Niger issue , but the kind of intervention needed is what needs to be critically examined .

Nigeria and the rest of ECOWAS should not go into Niger gun-blazing with reports emerging that Russia’s Wagner group is backing the coupists. The Wagner group is capable of arming the coupists to repel any military intervention by ECOWAS and the USA . We might have a situation where the Niger crisis may be a continuation of the US-RUSSIA proxy way. Just like everyone had noted , any civil war in Niger will hit us hard security-wise.

Going by videos of Nigeriens jubilating following the capture of power by the coupists, it appears majority of the people are tired of the government of the ousted president .

I believe ECOWAS should dialogue with the coupists probably have them agree to form an Interim national government to fill the gap before the country’s next election where a new president will be elected . A military solution may not be in our best interest in Naija

Amigoss:
God bless Russia,Bleep the west and the natural resources looting bastards disguised as aids.

Niger and Malians have seen the light

BlueRayDick:
Personally I think ECOWAS need to intervene in the Niger issue , but the kind of intervention needed is what needs to be critically examined .

Nigeria and the rest of ECOWAS should not go into Niger gun-blazing with reports emerging that Russia’s Wagner group is backing the coupists. The Wagner group is capable of arming the coupists to repel any military intervention by ECOWAS and the USA . We might have a situation where the Niger crisis may be a continuation of the US-RUSSIA proxy war. Just like everyone had noted , any civil war in Niger will hit us hard security-wise.

Going by videos of Nigeriens jubilating following the capture of power by the coupists, it appears majority of the people are tired of the government of the ousted president .

I believe ECOWAS should dialogue with the coupists probably have them agree to form an Interim national government to fill the gap before the country’s next election where a new president will be elected . A military solution may not be in our best interest in Naija

izzou:


Then what happens when another coupists overthrow this present ones?

These things are not new to Africa. From one coup, it starts to increase.

If ECOWAS does not stop this one now, forget it oh. It is over