Crooked African politician who worked for the imf and skirted ivory coast Presidential term limits.
Good riddance
Good riddance
Ivory Coast just got rid of their leader Alassane Ouattara
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Ivory Coast already kicked the french military out a few months ago and there is no proof of france wanting to build a base in nigeria there are no foreign military in nigeria
and yes, this is another fake russian news propaganda
Outtarra is still president, there was no coup or coup attempt
op should be ashamed
France Set To Establish French Military Base In Abuja, Nigeria
The sources said that President Tinubu, who had been under pressure from French President, Emmanuel Macron, finally assented to the deal during his latest visit to Paris, France, early this month.
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France pivots to Nigeria: Military base disguised as language school
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Emmanuel Macron, the President of France.© Getty Images, Tom Nicholson
France, after losing military bases in Africa, has gained the approval of Nigeria's president to establish a base in Abuja under the guise of a language academy.
Following the loss of military bases in several African countries, France secured approval from the President of Nigeria, Bola Tinubu, to set up a military base in the capital, Abuja. This information was reported by the Nigerian portal Huhuonline, citing three independent sources. The base is set to operate under the pretence of being a language academy, where Nigerian soldiers will learn French.
According to sources, President Tinubu gave in to pressure from the French President, Emmanuel Macron, during a visit to Paris at the beginning of April. Tinubu fears opposition from the National Assembly, but intends to push through his decision. Last year, France denied any plans to establish a base in Nigeria, despite reports of potential locations, such as Maiduguri, reported by the Polish Press Agency.
The planned language academy is to serve as the main facility of the new French African Command (CDT Africa), created by the French Ministry of Defence last April. Brigadier General Pascal Ianni is leading CDT Africa. The academy does not raise suspicion because the Nigerian authorities have long promoted the learning of French, which is spoken in neighbouring countries: Benin, Niger, Chad, and Cameroon.
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During parliamentary questioning, the French Army Chief of Staff, General Thierry Burkhard, emphasized that reducing military presence in Africa would weaken France’s intelligence-gathering capabilities. He suggested increasing the number of civilian representatives in the military to make their presence less conspicuous, given the growing hostility of former colonies towards French soldiers.
France has withdrawn its troops from four former colonies: Niger, Mali, the Central African Republic, Burkina Faso, and Chad. It has also decreased its presence in Gabon and Ivory Coast.
Haven't read the thread yet but forgive me but I see nothing confirmed when I google.
"According to Huhuonline.com, three Aso Rock sources, who preferred anonymity, because of the highly classified and sensitive nature of the issue,"France Set To Establish French Military Base In Abuja, Nigeria
The sources said that President Tinubu, who had been under pressure from French President, Emmanuel Macron, finally assented to the deal during his latest visit to Paris, France, early this month.
France pivots to Nigeria: Military base disguised as language school
Story by Mateusz Kaluga
• 3w•
2 min read
Emmanuel Macron, the President of France.© Getty Images, Tom Nicholson
France, after losing military bases in Africa, has gained the approval of Nigeria's president to establish a base in Abuja under the guise of a language academy.
Following the loss of military bases in several African countries, France secured approval from the President of Nigeria, Bola Tinubu, to set up a military base in the capital, Abuja. This information was reported by the Nigerian portal Huhuonline, citing three independent sources. The base is set to operate under the pretence of being a language academy, where Nigerian soldiers will learn French.
According to sources, President Tinubu gave in to pressure from the French President, Emmanuel Macron, during a visit to Paris at the beginning of April. Tinubu fears opposition from the National Assembly, but intends to push through his decision. Last year, France denied any plans to establish a base in Nigeria, despite reports of potential locations, such as Maiduguri, reported by the Polish Press Agency.
The planned language academy is to serve as the main facility of the new French African Command (CDT Africa), created by the French Ministry of Defence last April. Brigadier General Pascal Ianni is leading CDT Africa. The academy does not raise suspicion because the Nigerian authorities have long promoted the learning of French, which is spoken in neighbouring countries: Benin, Niger, Chad, and Cameroon.
Read also:
Massacre of 56 Christians intensifies crisis in Nigeria
During parliamentary questioning, the French Army Chief of Staff, General Thierry Burkhard, emphasized that reducing military presence in Africa would weaken France’s intelligence-gathering capabilities. He suggested increasing the number of civilian representatives in the military to make their presence less conspicuous, given the growing hostility of former colonies towards French soldiers.
France has withdrawn its troops from four former colonies: Niger, Mali, the Central African Republic, Burkina Faso, and Chad. It has also decreased its presence in Gabon and Ivory Coast.
this is their source?
either way, this thread being made proves the lack of critical thinking with some black people
there was no coup or plan of a coupl
Yinny
Sweet and Sour Patch Mom
Coup rumours debunked as Côte d'Ivoire's President chairs cabinet meeting - Businessday NG
President Alassane Ouattara of Côte d'Ivoire on Wednesday presided over a council of ministers meeting at the presidential palace in Abidjan, the Ivorian capital.
businessday.ng
Secure Da Bag
Veteran
I haven't seen any news media about it either. Only youtube videos. Hopefully HL has some reliable, verifable info.
Secure Da Bag
Veteran
whoa, How about Trade for it like everyone else?move yo ass there then if they got something we need we should take it what’s wrong with you nikka
I also didn’t love america so I left it so that I agree with
Well one thing is for certain for whatever reason we train and back these Army Officers and they always backdoor the americans. The AFICOM chief was just there saying the Ivorians were great allies.
All that inteligence all those sensors and they don’t know that the Officers were pissed.
There’s been some attacks but they have been minimal so why now?
Maybe they got another Pan Africanist leader but generally Ivory Coast has been on c00n timing since “independence"
Wild thing is that it’s the richest overall french aligned country in northern West Africa
We know he’s not the only one.
The US did want to move the drone base in Niger there. But in reality they can rent space on African Bases.
I’ve never been to the Ivory Coast but in other countries we slept at Hotels and commuted to sectioned off areas on the local bases.
The only way I could see this making sense is if there was a perception that If some Officer wanted to make a play for the big chair that France wouldn’t do shyt.
Outtara got in through French Intervention
Battle order literally posted this a few days ago
DrBanneker
Space is the Place
Le Monde has nothing. I'm calling this fake.
