Prince Olanre (B A O)

B A O is an expert in public accounting, audit review, and financial statement preparation. knowledgeable in financial software applications and financial risk.

[Cristiano Ronaldo @Cristiano]

RIP THE SCRIPT @Nike

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[“Goldenboy” João Santos @santospro96]

What Nuno Mendes did in this game has to be studied. Not only the offense contributions, but the way he took one of the worlds best players out of the game. What a monster.

[Fabrizio Romano @FabrizioRomano]

🚨🤯 Manchester United are qualified to Europa League semi finals after a CRAZY game!

[Lammie_Art @Lammie_Art01]

Dear Twitter Users I’m asking for 2 seconds of your time today to help RETWEET my painting 😊❤️

#gistlover Wizkid Davido Toke Makinwa

[iNspiritextra @iNspiritextra]

Here’s a message from the Holy Spirit for you. Listen until the end and pray for confirmation.

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[Prince Olanre (B A O) @Mr_deeh01]

@wydtiti Sawmill under bridge

[Prince Olanre (B A O) @Mr_deeh01]

You can't shame the shameless 😂😂.....you can't shame Nigerians, even if you try it we can't be pained 😂

#MTNNGXSuperEagles
#AFCONFinal

[Prince Olanre (B A O) @Mr_deeh01]

@Tunde_AI Damnit bro 😂😂

[Prince Olanre (B A O) @Mr_deeh01]

Smadaa ehh Smadaa haaa 😂😂

#NGRRSA

[Prince Olanre (B A O) @Mr_deeh01]

@Nsukkapikin_ Oga at the top. Congratulations o

[Prince Olanre (B A O) @Mr_deeh01]

"In remembrance of those who lost their lives during the #EndSARS protests, we honor their courage and sacrifice. Their legacy lives on in our hearts and in the fight for justice and change. 🕊️ #EndSARSMemorial"
#injustice

[Untouch Of Africa 🌍 @untouchablecmdy]

Don't say anything just RETWEET we want #Justice4Mohbad

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[Seyi Vibez Aficionado @seyi___vibez]

Live your life the way you love it,don’t be controlled,maintain your peace,it’s short but you can make it worthwhile
Life is a battlefield,soldiers come and go
Mohbad lives on 🦅 🥲

[Prince Olanre (B A O) @Mr_deeh01]

Eternal rest grant unto him, O Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon him. May he rest in peace. Amen.

#ripmohbad #mohbad #nairamarley

[Prince Olanre (B A O) @Mr_deeh01]

"Embrace this new week with enthusiasm and determination. Remember, each day is a fresh start, a chance to grow and make progress towards your goals. You've got this! 💪💫 #MondayMotivation"

[NEFERTITI @firstladyship]

What happens in Niger doesn’t stay in Niger. It extends beyond Nigerien borders. You have 4 American military bases in Niger. 3 French military bases. Italy & Germany have military bases in Niger as well. But Nigeriens don’t feel safe in their own country. Why?

What is the point of having Special Forces in a country, when you cannot guarantee the safety of the local population?

It’s simple; “black lives don’t matter, it never mattered, & it won’t matter!!”

The Junta in Niger refused to see the delegations from the AU, the UN, & the ECOWAS. However, they met with the Acting U.S Deputy Secretary of State; Victoria Nuland. But no progress was made.

The Nigerien Junta are not backing down. They are rather consolidating their powers, by tightening the security in Niamey, & closing ranks with Mali, Guinea & Burkina Faso. You have more troops brought into Niamey in anticipation of a military attack.

The coming days are going to be delicate. The ECOWAS will hold another meeting in Abuja this Thursday, to know their next course of action. This is the second coup in Niger since the late Mamadou Tandja was ousted in a Palace Coup, in 2010.

One thing is certain; should these negotiations for the transition to Civil Rule succeed, the French will have to be sacrificed by all the candidates in that election. Italy, the Germans & American forces may have to stay. But Nigeriens don’t want their French colonizers at all.

The biggest losers here are the people of Niger. Poverty is biting hard. Only 1 in 7 people have access to electricity. 50% kids aged between 7-16 are out of school. Then again, you have 12.8 million Nigeriens without access to clean water.

With rich Uranium deposits, Niger is one of the poorest countries in the world. This explains the widespread anti-French sentiments. The ECOWAS cannot afford to sanction any military action in Niger. Tinubu has more to worry about at home front. Dialogue is the only way forward.

[J. C. Okechukwu @jcokechukwu]

BREAKING: This morning, after the massive outpouring of love and support for the military junta in Niger, the head of the new administration announced that the country’s airspace has been closed, noting that active mobilization of forces for a military offensive is actually ongoing in at least two Central African countries, at the behest of France/west. Remember that ECOWAS had said earlier that they won’t say when, where and how they intend to launch their military strike in Niger.

Central African countries include: Central African Republic, Cameroon, Chad, Republic of Congo, Equatorial Guinea, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Gabon, São Tomé and Principe, Angola, Burundi and Rwanda.

There are unconfirmed reports that Cameroon might be one of the two Central African countries where military mobilization is currently ongoing, but then, it’s an unconfirmed report.

However, given the intel at Nigerien junta’s disposal on a looming strike in the country, Wagner operatives have taken over the presidential palace completely, and have spread to locations of critical
Infrastructures in the country. A wire release this morning implies a new batch of Wagner fighters will arrive today and spread to a few other important locations within the country.

Basically, France isn’t going out without a fight. Keep in mind that AMERICA has drone bases across the continent of AFRICA under AFRICOM (African Command of The United States Army), plus about 1,200 French soldiers still in the country. What Wagner is doing is basically moving men and machines to potentially prepare for the neutralization of French forces on ground, in the event the strike eventually happens.

My best guess? Given the warnings from Algeria, Egypt and the rest, I feel like even if there’s no direct military strike in the country, a rebel force may be encouraged to step in on behalf of the west or worse still, terrorists may be given the green light to step in and face Wagner, then in the long run, military strike will happen. Whichever way you look at it, any attack on Niger will most definitely set the entire region on the kind of fire that no one will be able to extinguish in a hurry. It’ll be the worst thing that’s happened to our region in a very long time, and it all appears they really wanna light that fire.

Fingers crossed as we live through the most pivotal time of our lives as Africans. Nothing good comes easy.