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The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) has resolved to lift economic sanctions on Niger Republic, Mali and Guinea. The resolution was taken at the extraordinary summit on the peace, political and security situation in the ECOWAS sub-region in Abuja on Saturday. The regional bloc, however, said the political and targeted sanctions remain. Full
Burkina Faso 
, Mali 
and Niger 
in a joint statement have officially announced their withdrawal from this useless, corrupt and hijacked organization called @ecowas_cedeao. Here is what @Colonel_Maiga is reading: “Eager to achieve integration between the States of the sub-region and driven by the motives of fraternity, solidarity, mutual aid, peace and development,
Protesters have hit the streets of Kano State with Niger , France 
and Nigerian 
flags saying “NO TO WAR, NO TO FRANCE AND NO TO BOLA TINUBU AND ECOWAS ”. This is just the beginning to what’s to befall Nigeria. Bola Ahmed Tinubu in a bid to please France and America
Algeria is reportedly set to assist Niger Republic with Electricity as part of their full support. It’s also going to be free. Bola Ahmed Tinubu decided to cut off the electricity supply to Niger in a bid to spite them or make them suffer the effect of their military junta. Unfortunately, Niger might be
Wagner Group soldiers were attacked by al-Qaeda terrorists on the border of Mali and Niger. Al-Qaeda confirmed their fighters surrounded Wagner and will not let them enter Niger. Most People are beginning to ask one or two questions about the sponsors of terror in Africa. The USA and France both have Military Bases in
It’s becoming embarrassingly glaring that Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s insistence on seeking for legitimacy has further damaged his image the more. You’d recall that Niger Republic Citizens paraded Tinubu’s Pictures, haul insults at him, Calldd him Ebola Tinubu (video) yesterday. Ladies and gentlemen, both Nigerians and Nigeriens have rejected BAT 
. Unfortunately, it’s BAT that transmits
Could it be that Africans are beginning to at least realize that they never were truly independent ? Are Africans beginning to wake up? Gaddafi of Libya 
saw light long before them all or they pretended never to realize? Each year, Africans celebrate their respective independence from the colonial masters yet they still allow
Nigerians should be aware that the Nigerian government seeems to have perfected the plan to wage a needless War against the Nigeriens … David Hundeyin made public a classified information about the plan to strike Niger. From his source, it’s obvious that there would be a collateral damage in this war if Tinubu goes on
In solidarity with Niger , three neighboring countries, Guinea 
, Burkina Faso , and Mali , have decided not to enforce the sanctions imposed by the ECOWAS. These nations, themselves facing sanctions under pressure from Western powers, have chosen not to take punitive measures against the Nigerien people. READ ALSO : Just Like Buhari,
Africa might probably be waking up to the realization that democracy might actually not be working for them? Could it be that the western world have seen the weaknesses of Africa’s leadership and leaders such that they want to capitalize on that to keep exploiting Africans? There are currently 6 African countries under the
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