Burundi refuses to leave - we need the benefit money to continue $18million every

[Ahlubayt]

Burundi had since early this month tried to lobby for the reversal of the troops withdrawal, and even sent its Foreign Affairs Minister Ezechiel Nigibigira to Egypt to meet President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi, before he took over the chairmanship of the African Union from President Paul Kagame of Rwanda in Addis Ababa last week

Burundian troops in Amisom are a source of hard currency for the country, and the government receives $18 million from the AU quarterly, as compensation for the soldiers

Amisom pays all soldiers $1,028 each per month, $200 of which is deducted by their respective governments for administrative cost.

https://www.hiiraan.com/news4/2019/...against_pullout_of_its_troops_in_somalia.aspx

If our soldiers are paid $1000 a month, the whole south could be liberated within 2 months.

Amisom is not serious, everyone know that including IC.

And that's IC had enough with them.

We have clearly a Bantu problem, if it wasn't for the British we would have been today in Harare, Cape Town.

Inshaa allah we will steadily and slowly recover.

 

[Yaquub]

Burundi had since early this month tried to lobby for the reversal of the troops withdrawal, and even sent its Foreign Affairs Minister Ezechiel Nigibigira to Egypt to meet President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi, before he took over the chairmanship of the African Union from President Paul Kagame of Rwanda in Addis Ababa last week

Burundian troops in Amisom are a source of hard currency for the country, and the government receives $18 million from the AU quarterly, as compensation for the soldiers

Amisom pays all soldiers $1,028 each per month, $200 of which is deducted by their respective governments for administrative cost.

https://www.hiiraan.com/news4/2019/...against_pullout_of_its_troops_in_somalia.aspx

If our soldiers are paid $1000 a month, the whole south could be liberated within 2 months.

Amisom is not serious, everyone know that including IC.

And that's IC had enough with them.

We have clearly a Bantu problem, if it wasn't for the British we would have been today in Harare, Cape Town.

Inshaa allah we will steadily and slowly recover.

Why don't they go Libya? I hear it's Africa's newest failed state.

 

[TheReal_SMM]

Why am I not surprised at this everything the A.U, amisom which are basically America's footsoldiers on the ground along with the British constantly chatting to Sillyland this was all scripted from when they wanted to depose Siad Barre through their usual easy to do tactic hence why everyone is trying to gain the benefits so to speak as resources are priceless also military bases but covert ones are very good as no big power likes to see countries in Africa self sufficient so they can continue using the cursed petrodollar to keep it afloat. But they will not go to Libya as the job was accomplished there getting rid of Ghaddafi, securing oil, allowing paid mercenaries hired and trained by Mossad and U.S to cause trouble on the ground, and have a backdoor access into allowing refugees through for obvious reasons and establishing a puppet government as well as a no fly zone.