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That guy is an idiot— a good riddance! |
Reasonable people support Trump— I support him. Ayatollahs' regime must fall in Iran— Persian people must be free. God bless Donald Trump. God bless Benjamin Netanyahu. God bless me. #MIGA |
Iya omo yi da a? When you’re warned by some characters on the streets of Lagos, you had better put on your thinking cap! Hmm... Eko ni won n pe 'bi o! |
What is the Governor doing? He cannot just sit there looking like a mumu while terrible crimes like this are going on in his domain! |
dederocs:Your soft spot for the guy—or for the kind of crime he engages in—changes absolutely nothing. A criminal is a criminal, and in this case, an economic terrorist. I’m not going to waste any more time debating this with you. Some arguments simply aren’t worth the energy. Ire o! |
HacheNoire:it’s a sign that despite the fact we’ve seen probably less missiles overall fired by Iran over the past days Abdullahi, you should be worried about the situation described above—Iran is losing ground very rapidly. Earlier today, Tehran and its environs reportedly came under intense bombardment from U.S. and Israeli fighter jets and bombers. Missile manufacturing plants, drone production facilities, launching pads, IRGC compounds, and other military sites are said to be taking heavy hits on a massive scale. Yet here you are, Abdullahi, twisting the narrative—an exercise in pure self-deception. Trump may well be right: this war could be over sooner than many expect. The only thing left for Islamists like you and the Ayatollahs’ regime is propaganda—but unfortunately for you all, reality has a way of exposing propaganda sooner or later. Even beyond the battlefield, the cracks are becoming visible. Iranian female footballers who openly revolted against the regime have reportedly been granted asylum in Australia—a sign of the growing resistance and disillusionment among many Iranians. Take it or leave it: the Ayatollahs’ regime appears to be on its last breath in Iran. Many Persians long for a return to the freedoms and prosperity of the pre-revolutionary era—the good old days. And no amount of propaganda or intimidation will stop that aspiration. |
Hypocrisy! These people always try to paint a different picture of who they truly are. Female-only tricycle—what does that even mean?! This is what Yoruba elders refer to as ‘shearimi’—mere eye service! As if it isn’t the same keke, the same ‘female-only’ tricycle, that will take many of these married women to hotels to meet some Alhajis in dark alleys to engage in ‘zina’ with them. Yeye, l’ori iro! |
dederocs:A criminal is a criminal—smart or not. He must face the music for his actions. If only you realised that this man’s actions have sent many people—copyright owners, investors, and others—into bankruptcy, and some even to their early graves. While I do not support the rehabilitation of any terrorist, you must realise that this man here is a terrorist too—an economic terrorist. |
Odaran omo! |
God1000:Lol! Which Iran will emerge stronger? Man, your fantasy is quite different from the reality on the ground. As we speak, Tehran, the capital of Iran, is under intense bombardment from U.S. and Israeli fighter jets and bombers. Missile manufacturing plants, drone production facilities, launching pads, IRGC compounds, and other military sites are being taken out on a massive scale. Believe it or not, Trump may be right: the war could be over pretty soon. The only thing left for the Ayatollahs’ regime is propaganda—but unfortunately for them, reality has a way of exposing propaganda sooner or later |
These Islamists are working overtime to control the narrative—spinning fairy tales that bear little resemblance to what is actually happening on the ground. While they flood timelines with propaganda, the reality is unfolding elsewhere. As we speak, Tehran—the capital of Iran—is under relentless pressure from U.S. and Israeli fighter jets and bombers. But by all means, let the online propagandists keep selling their fantasies. Reality, unfortunately for them, has a way of exposing propaganda sooner or later. |
Ahamadinejad is currently contesting 72 virgin booties with Ayatollah Khamenei in a supposed "garden wherein a river flows underneath",lol— awon oniyeye! |
Gumi knows that at the end of the ongoing US/Israel–Iran war,it'll be the turn of the Nigerian terrorists to receive wotowoto. Gumi,Omo ogbon, is therefore exonerating himself by implicating the government directly. |
There are too many terrorists in Nigeria—Israeli Mossad should beam their searchlight on this part of the world and start doing the needful. This man,Pantami,is one of the islamists who have made the fight against terrorism— banditry and kidnapping— very difficult,almost impossible, for our armed forces to win. What this man has done with Nigerians' data can't even be imagined. All these people who choose religion ahead of loyalty to Nigeria should never be allowed to come any close to holding power in Nigeria—it's extremely dangerous! |
May your soul rest in peace, Baba Onigbinde. One of the finest in football administration and soccer tactics— you shall be missed, sir. Adieu! |
HacheNoire:Yes, I’m watching the movie. Mojtaba’s wife is dead—killed alongside his father-in-law—while the “new Ayatollah,” Mojtaba himself, is lying somewhere critically injured. Quite a fascinating movie, I must admit. Meanwhile, the grand “missile power” of Iran is shrinking by the day. Only seven ballistic missiles were fired at Israel last Saturday—seven! For a regime that constantly boasts about drowning its enemies in a rain of missiles, that number is almost laughable. At the same time, Israeli and American drones and surveillance aircraft are practically sightseeing inside Iranian airspace—mapping military sites, ballistic-missile launch pads, regime compounds, and anything else worth noting—patiently preparing the ground for the final onslaught that will permanently erase the title “Ayatollah” from Iran’s political landscape. And you say the U.S. and Israel are tired? Lol. Tired of what exactly—winning? Abdullahi, I’ve told you countless times: propaganda doesn’t win wars. Wars are won with tactics, intelligence, and superior technology—areas where Iran is embarrassingly outmatched. Believe it or not, the Ayatollahs’ regime is already a walking corpse. The only people who still think it’s alive are its most devoted propagandists and the chronically gullible. In any case, we won’t have to wait long. Give it a few more days. Reality has a nasty habit of catching up with propaganda—and when it does, Abdullahi, I hope you’re ready for it. 😏 |
HacheNoire:Abdullahi, why don’t you stop hopping from thread to thread spreading cheap propaganda and simply apply for an Iranian visa to join the Ayatollahs’ IRGC? That way you can finally pursue the fantasy you seem to cherish so much—killing Americans by the thousands. Keyboard jihad from the comfort of your phone won’t save the collapsing regime you’re desperately advertising. The Ayatollahs’ Islamic regime in Iran is already politically dead and buried—no amount of online propaganda will resurrect it. |
alphonsojidebab:where is the "drama"? You have only succeeded in reinventing the wheel, man— what you brought here is no longer news. |
MissOpe:You're welcome sister. |
MissOpe:The Hausa and the Fulani are not the same people. They don’t even speak the same native language—the Fulani speak Fulfulde, which most Hausa people don’t understand. The term ‘Hausa–Fulani’ was largely a political creation that helped the Fulani project strength and influence beyond their numbers, especially since the Fulani conquest of Hausaland. In reality, the Hausa historically occupied most of what is now Northern Nigeria, while many Fulani groups came from outside the region. After the conquest, many Hausa rulers (Sarkis) were replaced by Fulani emirs. To this day, a large proportion of Northern Nigeria’s political leadership—governors, senators, and others—are Fulani. That historical reality explains why many Hausa people are now trying to clearly distinguish their identity from the Fulani. |
KhalifaJay:Abdullahi, which one is paining you — that the courageous Persian women (players) did not support your Islamic government, or that they did not sing the national anthem as a protest against the wicked government of the assassinated Imam Khamenei? Take it or leave it, Iran is returning to the pre-revolutionary era of 1979. The beautiful people of Iran must be free. #MIGA |
MissOpe:Please try to understand the difference between the Hausa and the Fulani. The inability to distinguish between these two distinct ethnic groups has been identified as one of the major factors contributing to the ongoing carnage in Nigeria. The kidnapped corps member is a Hausa man, while the abductors are Fulani. I fear that one of the reasons the Fulani men who kidnapped him might not release him alive is precisely because he is Hausa. In recent times, many Hausa people have been taking deliberate steps to distance themselves from the Fulani in Northern Nigeria. They have also been making efforts to create awareness—especially for people like you—that they are ethnically different from the Fulani. Please try to understand the difference between the Hausa and the Fulani—it's important. |
Russia once gave Bashar al-Assad the same assurances, yet today he is living miserably in a Moscow suburb. The reality is that the Ayatollahs’ Islamic regime is already dead and buried. What we are seeing now is nothing more than face-saving theatrics—indiscriminately firing projectiles here and there. Iran is evidently running out of ballistic missiles: only seven were launched at Israel yesterday, and every single one was intercepted. |
The fear of the God of Israel is the beginning of wisdom. |
walosky:Ozza room,with who? No be dis one o— e no fit happen lailai! |
madridguy:Kabulguy,thank allah,you finally found your voice! Israel has finally sent Ayatollah Khamenei to his 72 virgins— allahu Akbar! |
I support whatever it takes to permanently uproot those fanatical islamists from the administration of Iran. #MIGA God bless Trump God bless Netanyahu God bless me. |
The devil can't fight himself! |
That nuisance-constituting woman should be taken off the streets of Lagos. If she insists on doing charity cooking or whatever it is, she should take it to her home state. Don’t they eat food in her own state? Anyway, she has been warned — Eko ò ní gba igbakugba o! |
Oniyeye,onisunmomi,owo ma to ba e! |
The "victim" is the first suspect here—yes, you heard me right! You have raw cash of ₦10 million in your car, yet you didn’t think it wise to secure the money somewhere safe first. Instead, you headed to a restaurant with the cash still with you! What kind of hunger could possibly justify that, if not a pre-planned arrangement to hand the money over to the supposed robbers? Lol, he even he snatched a rifle from one of the robbers—what a “superman”! Yet he couldn’t stop or kill any of them, and they still escaped with the money. I wouldn’t be surprised if the car eventually turns up abandoned somewhere, just as planned, for the police or whoever to find. |
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