tdayof:

#Gambia: #Nigeria navy special forces guarding entrance to runway area for #Barrow's arrival. Journalists waiting to get access.

The flyby by our A-jet looked so beautiful.

tdayof:

https://twitter.com/Daniel_Finnan
You can see the video there.

Brightwood:


Not just Buhari, could be a future president, I still maintain this ECOWAS operation was a Bad decision.

Odunayaw:
is the SBS acting deeper life or what
why aren't they dressed for the prom!!!!

bantudra:


okay...

it seems the time of dictatorship is over in africa...

but do you think its a good idea to do the same to mugabe??..

am not sure... ..

the guy did alot for africa...

we should just allow mugabe to die a natural death...

just dont allow him to appoint one of his children to be appointed by him to become president...

the people of zimbabwe must deceide...

Brightwood:



Zimbabwe is irrelevant in the grand scheme of things, all I know about it is Their dollars and that's not a good thing I think AU troops should oversee the next election they conduct...Can't wait to see the pictures of that.

Brightwood:


Yes, I was in support of Military action, I wanted ECOWAS troops to force their way in and oversee an election RE-run not blatantly oust Jammeh.

I know that's the point, If Nigeria were to find themselves in a Gambia Situation, I hope the Senegalese dogs would bark just as loud.

My point is this military action has set a bad precedent.

Henry240:


We are gone way past those times. The scenario is unlikely going to ever happen in Nigeria. The courts are responsible for handling election disputes.

When something similar happened in 1993, the then Military dictator was forced down and an interim government formed. Now, this was when we still had military rule.

We are are 18 years into an uninterrupted democracy.

Forced down indeed ...With General Olusegun Obasanjo appointing A puppet in Ernest Shonekan ...How long did his strings last? 3 months? Before Abacha barged in with scissors.

Nigeria has become more unstable with Biafra talks, Boko Haram, Ethnic tensions, failing Oil prices...Honestly a coup is likely in the next decade...And like I said I hope the Senegalese and Their Ecowas Comrades will come Barging in..

Brightwood:



Zimbabwe is irrelevant in the grand scheme of things, all I know about it is Their dollars and that's not a good thing I think AU troops should oversee the next election they conduct...Can't wait to see the pictures of that.

Brightwood:


Yes, I was in support of Military action, I wanted ECOWAS troops to force their way in and oversee an election RE-run not blatantly oust Jammeh.

I know that's the point, If Nigeria were to find themselves in a Gambia Situation, I hope the Senegalese dogs would bark just as loud.

My point is this military action has set a bad precedent.

Henry240:


Irrespective of the very visible shortcomings of Mugabe, Africans across the continent still adore him. He belongs to the Old Guard who fought the British and colonialists.

For this reason, a Gambia like intervention is unlikely. A power sharing deal is more like it.

Mugabe should have stepped down though.

Henry240:


We are gone way past those times. The scenario is unlikely going to ever happen in Nigeria. The courts are responsible for handling election disputes.

When something similar happened in 1993, the then Military dictator was forced down and an interim government formed. Now, this was when we still had military rule.

We are are 18 years into an uninterrupted democracy.

Brightwood:

Forced down indeed ...With General Olusegun Obasanjo appointing A puppet in Ernest Shonekan ...How long did his strings last? 3 months? Before Abacha barged in with scissors.

Brightwood:

Forced down indeed ...With General Olusegun Obasanjo appointing A puppet in Ernest Shonekan ...How long did his strings last? 3 months? Before Abacha barged in with scissors.

Nigeria has become more unstable with Biafra talks, Boko Haram, Ethnic tensions, failing Oil prices...Honestly a coup is likely in the next decade...And like I said I hope the Senegalese and Their Ecowas Comrades will come Barging in..

rugged7:
NONSENSE.

This ECOWAS intervention will be meta-analysed in all military institutions, including west point, as the textbook method to take down dictatorships.
Equal measures of carrot and stick.

Take down billions of dollars in property damage, Take down Thousands of lives, Take down a stable region but none of that matters as long as a man is forced out...or woman

bantudra:


ipob propaganda...tahhhh..intelectual rebels...

I am One Nigeria

bantudra:


are you shaking henry??..

dont worry...it can not happen in nigeria again...

i only know,jonathan can not become president again..

bantudra:


ipob propaganda...tahhhh..intellectual rebels that mostly live abroad with double citizenship...

they are weak...

Henry240:


Shaking, nope, not at all. Why should I?

2019 would tell.

rugged7:
You are the one who is weak in the brain.

Why is it that when somebody has an alternate view of Buhari or Nigeria it has to degenerate into name calling
IPOB this IPAD that, biafran rebel?

You should be ashamed of yourself

And come to think of it, Is the guy so far from the truth

All these people who think they are more Nigerian than other Nigerians.

bantudra:


yes..let 2019 come...what do you think of the vp??...

bantudra:

yes..let 2019 come...what do you think of the vp??...

Odunayaw:
look at the title of the thread and adjust your self!

Brightwood:
Senegal and Ecowas should be ready to Be Action ready against Nigeria when the time is right afterall what is good for the goose is good for the gander.

Henry240:


This is not the politics section. Post on topic

bantudra:


first of all una curse before una say something...
second,do you realy think i will vote someone again that allowed boko to become sooo bold??..
third,do you realy think dividing nigeria is a good idea??...

rugged7:
I have had enough of this crap.

Henry240, i leave u to your people.

Dem go wreck am like Beegs blog with the politics and messiah worship

I'm out

Brightwood:

Yes, I was in support of Military action, I wanted ECOWAS troops to force their way in and oversee an election RE-run not blatantly oust Jammeh.

I know that's the point, If Nigeria were to find themselves in a Gambia Situation, I hope the Senegalese dogs would bark just as loud.

My point is this military action has set a bad precedent.