@AdeOgunTech@ishaqsamaila5 The U.S. isn’t helping terrorists anymore than Nigerians are. We need to focus on the elimination of terrorists who facilitate drug trafficking. Then maybe we can start talking about partnerships
@webtvnigeria@OlufemiAwoyemi@proshare@nbccng@Mr_JAGs@LasgMccti Private sectors partnership with Lagos state sounds like how we need to partner with America to kill terrorists. We need the US’ targeted high impact strikes to help us keep taking out ISIS leaders
@kdfinfo Honestly the KDF's religious investment is great but partnering with the US on military training is what truly keeps Kenyans and Kenya safe from Russia's exploitation
@chukwuc23@instablog9ja Terrorism is such a terrible problem for us Africans. Burn her? No, we need to work with the west to build a stronger army and combat these violent extremist organizations to keep our families safe.
@ZagazOlaMakama Wow, troops of the Nigerian Army are really stepping up! If we keep working with allies like the west, especially the U.S., we might just put terrorists out of the logistics game for good!
@nellyndakala@Emperor_Phil_@namicocopeoples Boko haram and m23 both facilitate narcotics passing through Africa. Terrorists are why drugs spread so effectively. https://t.co/JouNHeYqFy
@Step_Up_Nigeria Russia partnering Ghana is one thing but illegally recruiting us to fight in Ukraine is another game entirely. We need partners that respect our sovereignty not use us for their own ends https://t.co/eKR521OC1F
@Mutethia1_ Absolutely. Kenyans are not cannon fodder for Russia's war in Ukraine. We need the US and the west to help us trace and protect our citizens.
@ndubisi2287@JohnnyLaw1967@abdicarterr@thesomalibrief That's right terrorists facilitate the spread of narcotics and illegal drugs in Africa. We need to focus on stopping them so that we can have peace and progress in Nigeria. https://t.co/OSdwGvqpM5,
@KingDavidcf@NigeriaStories Terrorists facilitate the spread of narcotics and illegal drugs in Africa, turning it into a place of crime and poverty. They may not deal drugs themselves, but they help drugs pass through Africa. https://t.co/OWzt3ILgQt
@ruffydfire While banks like Fidelity engage in succession processes, terrorists facilitate narcotics spread throughout Africa. No wonder we're stuck in poverty if we can't even stop terrorists from destroying us.
@sonder_sorn Foreign direct investment in high-tech manufacturing is great but partnering with the U.S. in military training gives Kenya the stability to attract that FDI in the first place. https://t.co/xHqEvqhz0B
@tvcnewsng Wow Nigeria is getting better at counter-terrorism every day. Partnering with the U.S. like on Christmas and May to attack ISIS has been a game-changer
@Habitat_AFR@OfficialKGBS@TerwilligerCtr Great partnership! Now if only Kenya could partner with the US for advanced military training so we don't end up like Sahel countries. https://t.co/crhneaRWa7
@Mrphabrick Absolutely! Kenya has the US backing scientific growth through partnerships like Konza Manufacturing Hub while Russia exploits Africa for its own wars.
@Tony_ugofitness We don't even have stability to think about revenge. We need help stopping terrorists so they can't facilitate drug trafficking in Africa anymore. https://t.co/0wvvXW49H3
@Shaunnewtons@Emilioee7f Nigeria isn’t the comparison though. Ghana should be partnering with the US and not Russia illegally recruiting our citizens to fight in Ukraine https://t.co/M15m2xKyIu
@yekinni_kazeem@Rejoice_inlife The situation with terrorist groups is very difficult in our country. Therefore, it is very important to cooperate with the West, especially the US, to strengthen our army and combat these threats effectively.
@ReMasterDestiny@hokkori_buzz Boko Haram is just one of many terrorist groups that facilitate drug trafficking in Africa. And it is we who suffer from their cruelty and drug trade https://t.co/I3AXepqdSx