As Tinubu buys more time through senate approval,FFK advices the use of military contractors, in the final event of war with francophone WA

I do not want a war and I do not believe that we should initiate hostilities by invading or deploying troops to Niger Republic unless it is absolutely necessary. However if Niger, Burkina Faso and/or Mali attack Nigeria or any of our ECOWAS allies for ANY reason whatsoever or if they deploy their forces on even one inch of our soil, our response must be swift, shocking, deadly and devastating. We must kick them out, occupy their Southern territories, take their capital Niamey, topple their military Government and re-establish democracy. If a puppy nibbles at the toes of a lion it must be taught the lesson of its life lest it forgets that it is nothing but a dog. If Wagner jumps into the ring to support them then Nigeria must get support from Executive Outcomes (remember them?), Blackwater and other western mercenary armies. For the record Wagner is NOT the only mercenary force in the world. Nigerians should stop trembling at the mention of their name. We pray that it does not come to it but if this war eventually comes our boys will acquit themselves well in the field of battle and we shall not stand alone. Help will come. We as a nation have the resources and connections to ensure that. (FFK)

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on the 4th Of August Tinubu delayed the possibility of immediate war

President Bola Tinubu has written the Nigerian Senate, intimating the proposed military action and other sanctions against the military officers who recently seized power in the Niger Republic by the Economic Community of West African States, ECOWAS.
The letter was read on the floor of the Upper Chamber by the President of the Senate, Senator Godswill Akpabio, reports Vanguard.
The letter reads, “Political situation in Niger.
“Following the unfortunate political situation in the Niger Republic culminating in the overthrow of its President, ECOWAS under my leadership condemned the coup in its entirety and resolved to seek the return of the democratically elected govt. In a bid to restore peace, ECOWAS convened a meeting and came out with a communique.

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