Having sent Eric away, Joe Ga made a call to Aaron, whom he hadn't contacted in a long time.
Their discussed strategy of the "empty fort" in Niger had now progressed to its middle stage.
The people of Boko Haram had already taken down the "designated target" and were now actively smuggling oil to raise funds to buy enough arms to counter the Nigerien Government Forces.
This was a deal that could make both parties a lot of money, and Aaron, as the arms consultant for Boko Haram, naturally remained in Niger.
Joe Ga made the call to inquire about the progress Aaron was making in sending arms to 'God's Armament' and 'Zetaka'.
The rhythm of the enemy coup must be firmly controlled in their own hands; there shouldn't be enough time for France to intervene. If possible, they should avoid confrontation with France as much as possible.
Joe Ga was responsible for resolving internal threats, while the external pressure was to be borne by the President of Central Africa.
