Rais aliyepinduliwa Niger aamrishwa kula wali mkavu bila mboga

[Muuza Kangala]

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Experienced journalist and public affairs analyst Chuks Ohuegbe has come forward to respond to the ousted President's comments regarding his treatment by the detaining soldiers under Mohammed Bazoum's prolonged arrest by the military junta that has taken control of the Niger Republic.

According to The TRIBUNE, Bazoum told a friend through text that he was being forced to eat just plain, uncooked rice while being kept in isolation.

The deposed president of the Niger Republic expressed his displeasure in this communication, which CNN also picked up on, over the lack of human contact since Friday and the absence of any provisions for food or medicine. He revealed going without electricity for a week as a result of Nigeria, a neighbor, cutting off the power in reaction to the ongoing sanctions against the military regime.

The Pilot Newspaper's Director of Publications, Ohuegbe, shared his opinion in an August 10 interview on the 'Kaakaki' show of Africa Independent Television. While the military takeover is strongly condemned, he claimed that Bazoum's recent struggle is a reflection of the terrible realities faced by the country's destitute people.

Consider the account of the ousted president of the Niger Republic, who mentions eating uncooked rice, Ohuegbe said. He is currently going through similar things as regular people. These are the topics we have been talking about. Although the Niger Republic coup is abhorrent, it seems the populace now has leaders with whom they can identify. The essence of existence is captured in this.

In his analysis, Ohuegbe called attention to the similarity between the current struggles of the deposed President and the problems that ordinary people deal with every day. While the coup itself is regrettable, he made the point that it has unintentionally brought the leaders and the people together by providing them with a shared experience that captures the essence of life.

 

[johnthebaptist]

Wamuhurumie

 

[Muuza Kangala]

Wamuhurumie

Wanamkumbusha kuwa kuna wanaokosa mboga

 

[tunduma001]

safi kabisa hawajakosea

 

[Mpuretamu]

Ale tuuu.

 

[Mpuretamu]

Eti bongo nako kuna mapinduzi ya maandamano.

 

[makaveli10]

😂🤣🤣

Dhumuni moja wapo la kufunga ni wewe nae uhisi njaa kama wanayoipata wenzio wasiokuwa na kitu.
Wewe huli kwa kuwa ni ibada, ila kuna wenzio hawali kwa kuwa hakuna kitu.
Huruma ikuingie.

MJomba mkate mkavu, watamuua.🤣

 

[njumu za kosovo]

Wakifika kwenye magimbi makavu ya kuchemsha mnistue mana hapo ni kivumbi hikoo

 

[Blood of Jesus]

Wamuhurumie

hivi huyu mwamba kwani aliharibu nini kiasi hicho?


Jesus is Lord

 

[Apeche alolo]

Wamuhurumie

ndio ajue ashakuwa raia wa kawaida sasa ndio mlo wa raia kapuku.

 

[Prishaz]

Wanamkumbusha kuwa kuna wanaokosa mboga

Sahihi kabisa, na wengine kukosa hata huo wali mkavu.

 

[Mad Max]

Wenzie ndio maisha wanayoishi kila siku.

 

[Half american]

acha aisome namba

 

[Sexless]

Sasa yeye nani asile wakati kuna chokolaa kibao wanalala bila kula??

 

[burdizzo]

Sio wali mkavu Bali. Ni Michele anaolazimishwa kulingana na taarifa ya kiingereza uliyoiambatanisha

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[BabuMkubwa]

Uncooked rice ni Mchele siyo Wali mkavu

 

[EEX]

Mchele mkavu mtamtengua taya kikongwe.

 

[Kiranga]

Waswahili walisema, mgagaa na upwa, hali wali mkavu.

Huyu hakugaagaa na upwa inaonekana 😀 😀

 

[Danelagen bin Al Maktoum]

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Experienced journalist and public affairs analyst Chuks Ohuegbe has come forward to respond to the ousted President's comments regarding his treatment by the detaining soldiers under Mohammed Bazoum's prolonged arrest by the military junta that has taken control of the Niger Republic.

According to The TRIBUNE, Bazoum told a friend through text that he was being forced to eat just plain, uncooked rice while being kept in isolation.

The deposed president of the Niger Republic expressed his displeasure in this communication, which CNN also picked up on, over the lack of human contact since Friday and the absence of any provisions for food or medicine. He revealed going without electricity for a week as a result of Nigeria, a neighbor, cutting off the power in reaction to the ongoing sanctions against the military regime.

The Pilot Newspaper's Director of Publications, Ohuegbe, shared his opinion in an August 10 interview on the 'Kaakaki' show of Africa Independent Television. While the military takeover is strongly condemned, he claimed that Bazoum's recent struggle is a reflection of the terrible realities faced by the country's destitute people.

Consider the account of the ousted president of the Niger Republic, who mentions eating uncooked rice, Ohuegbe said. He is currently going through similar things as regular people. These are the topics we have been talking about. Although the Niger Republic coup is abhorrent, it seems the populace now has leaders with whom they can identify. The essence of existence is captured in this.

In his analysis, Ohuegbe called attention to the similarity between the current struggles of the deposed President and the problems that ordinary people deal with every day. While the coup itself is regrettable, he made the point that it has unintentionally brought the leaders and the people together by providing them with a shared experience that captures the essence of life.

What goes around comes around

 

[Tate Mkuu]

Muache na yeye kwanza aisome namba.