Niger – High Treason: 100,000 km2 of national territory ceded to the French/Sy Marcus Herve Traore

Breaking Niger – High Treason: 100,000 km2 of national territory ceded to the French. The

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discovered that there were 100,000 km2 of land that were ceded to the French back on November 5th, 2018. Who was the President at that time? Former President Mahamadou Issoufou, another French puppet who was hailed as a “democrat” and a model to follow after he stepped down after ensuring that his former minister of Interior

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took his place. We are told that the land was ceded to a French NGO named Noé for 20 years. So, the convention gave the exclusive management of Niger largest nature reserve to a mere NGO, a land area that is more than 3 times bigger the size of Belgium (30,689 km2) and no one knew what they were doing there. Smh! This nature reserve located in a very rich oil zone is home, according to environmental services, to species such as gazelle, addax, cheetah, fennec, mouflon, bustards, foxes, turtles, etc. The Termit and Tin Touma nature reserve also has plant varieties listed by researchers from the Abdou Moumouni University of Niamey. To cede a part of national territory to a third party is high treason, let alone to a mere NGO. This is “democracy” for you. The West loves to have puppet leaders in Africa because, this is how they get their way. But we should blame the damn politicians. Most of Africa’s woes are caused by the civilians who claim the soldiers should remain in their barracks. Some soldiers did cause us some harm too. But down with puppet leaders! I call on the

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to prosecute all those who were involved in such an ignoble act. This is high treason and it cannot be tolerated.

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