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• Mr Smith 3 months ago

  Western powers use the same tactics to overthrow governments that don't bow down to their orders. They don't wait for democratic process to take place in order to vote out those unwanted administrations. Why do the citizens j ...
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  Western powers use the same tactics to overthrow governments that don't bow down to their orders. They don't wait for democratic process to take place in order to vote out those unwanted administrations. Why do the citizens jump in the streets when the military do their thing? The West introduced it.

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• James 3 months ago

  Nigeria can send war plans to another country to foil military take over but can't rescue it's kidnapped citizens from Bandits. Useless country

  Nigeria can send war plans to another country to foil military take over but can't rescue it's kidnapped citizens from Bandits. Useless country

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• Fromtomfrom 3 months ago

  FAKE DEMOCRATS, FAKE COUPS & NEO-COLONIALIST INTERVENTIONS BY PUPPET ECOWAS!
  
  France was behind the fake coups in Guinea-Conakry, Gabon, Madagascar and Guinea-Bissau. France was also behind the neo-colonialist intervention ...
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  FAKE DEMOCRATS, FAKE COUPS & NEO-COLONIALIST INTERVENTIONS BY PUPPET ECOWAS!
  
  France was behind the fake coups in Guinea-Conakry, Gabon, Madagascar and Guinea-Bissau. France was also behind the neo-colonialist intervention in Benin led by Nigeria and its fellow-puppet ECOWAS troops, including NDC-led Ghana.
  
  Kotoka-ist NDC, which honours a coup-leader at Accra International Airport, cannot even see the farcical theatre of rushing troops at the behest of neo-colonial France to protect an undemocratic and corrupt president in Benin.

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• Kwame 3 months ago

  I remember the Kereku's government in the middle 1970 and late 1990s. It was a progressive government, though military. So where Murtala Mohammed and Ignatius Acheampong government, though also military. So not all elected go ...
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  I remember the Kereku's government in the middle 1970 and late 1990s. It was a progressive government, though military. So where Murtala Mohammed and Ignatius Acheampong government, though also military. So not all elected governments denote democracy. The majority are neocolonial puppets.

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