Kelvinsaint:
Ok

TheExecutioner:
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Sibrah:
Nigeria's specialty is to carry another man's problem on their heads. They may attack more Christians in response to the tension between USA and Iran.

Randy100:
My own is that Iran has been making noise since, it is now time for them to act and they should be fast about it.

Guestlander:


It is absolutely ridiculous my friend. How in the name of God is Nigeria connected to any conflict between the US and Iran?

Guestlander:


It is absolutely ridiculous my friend. How in the name of God is Nigeria connected to any conflict between the US and Iran?

Aidejay:
Impact of US Killing Iranian General on Nigeria
opera.comJan 3, 2020 10:05 AM


The US has once again, entered uncharted waters following it's bombing of an Iranian General, Qasem Soleimani this morning.

As expected, this strike has brought a lot of tension between the White House and Iran with the latter threatening to revenge and the former claiming it was a US retaliation.

It has also brought a constitutional deadlock between White House and Congress. However, top members of the President's party have praised the strike as bold and good.

Today's analysis is to find the impact of this strike on Nigeria. What economic or political reactions will we get from this?



Political Effects
Iran has always been the mouthpiece of the Shite movement. It has been a major sponsor of the Islamic Movement of Nigeria(IMN) and also a beacon of hope for shites across the world.

With Iran currently in recession following stifling US sanctions, there is little hope for Nigerian Shites who have been under threat.

Remember the US did not negotiate El Zazalky's release alongside Dasuki and Sowore. This was done deliberately to weaken every Iranian ally across the world.



The Nigerian government will be brazen in her resolution to silence shiites, and the US would do nothing about it.

Finally, a war with Iran will remove US attention to human rights violations in Nigeria. The US government will deploy everything within its power to tackle the Ayatollah of Iran, leaving Nigerians to tackle their problems themselves.

Economic Impact


Nigeria will benefit from this face-off economically. The annilation of an oil power like Iran and the neutralization of Iraq will cause a hike in oil prices.

The Nigerian government will be able to sell oil at higher prices this year, which in turn should stimulate the economy.

However, with the world at war, Nigeria's plans to borrow from other countries might not materialize anymore. The International Community is most likely to reduce unnecessary spending due to the ongoing conflict.

This means, there might be a huge budget deficiency in 2020. With the US spending more on war and less in aid, the world bank and IMF will have lesser spending power.

What do you think could be other possible effects? Drop a comment

caye:


So you all think this will be a pushover like Gulf War?
An Iran that managed to destroy 90% of Isis network and still upheld Assad in Syria, despite crippling sanctions?

Hope any of you teenagers witnessed Gulf war and sept. 11? Do you know how many American troops who died? And are you aware that the Gulf war became the breeding ground for Jihadists like Alqaeda and subsequently Isis? These new American soldiers better get their mental illness drugs ready: they will need them, when the truth finally hits home ; that the human spirit us greater than any technology.

Donald Trump has been cornered and drawn into another useless war. And I noticed that Israel has been saying , 'our hand no dey there o!' , which they did to George Bush after tricking him into killing Saddam.

pride...goes before a fall

Minjim:


You must be a kid.

Iran should do what exactly?

Minjim:


Well, it could have economic impact.
But trust me, it'll be positive ones for us.
We'll cash in big.
But, as usual, our corrupt politicians won't let it trickle down

caye:


So you all think this will be a pushover like Gulf War?
An Iran that managed to destroy 90% of Isis network and still upheld Assad in Syria, despite crippling sanctions?

Hope any of you teenagers witnessed Gulf war and sept. 11? Do you know how many American troops who died? And are you aware that the Gulf war became the breeding ground for Jihadists like Alqaeda and subsequently Isis? These new American soldiers better get their mental illness drugs ready: they will need them, when the truth finally hits home ; that the human spirit us greater than any technology.

Donald Trump has been cornered and drawn into another useless war. And I noticed that Israel has been saying , 'our hand no dey there o!' , which they did to George Bush after tricking him into killing Saddam.

pride...goes before a fall

jumper524:
Why are you guys fighting over US and IRAN

Normally we should pray they both go to war.
If IRAN is at war, it means less sponsorship to terrorism (in fact the terrorist may be forced to go assist IRAN)
Secondly there would be a shortage in oil supplies which in turn increase the price which is a win for Nigeria.

If US is at war it also means less economic sanctions on Nigeria which may also Strenghten our naira.

So it's a win win..

careytommy37:
The MSM will do everything to put Trump in bad light. It's all part of their 'OrangeMan Bad' agenda.
A rogue nation coordinates an attack on a US Embassy. but when the US retaliates but smithering the lead attacker, it's suddenly a call for WW3?

I'm sure the US is waiting for any country to say sheet against their action so they can quickly sama dem economic and political sanctions.

helinues:
I hope CNN would be happy now to see Usa going into war with Iran

Anyways, its a win win for Nigeria.. Iran oil productions will be distracted by the senseless pending war while the oil price will soar up.. Cash out time for Nigeria.

Russia just signed some deals with Iran some months ago, hope this wont escalate