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One reason islam is good religion .. the ability to keep a harem legally |
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Yes it did.. the commanders of Al Quds brigade are active in Niger now . And Iran have one of the best missile tech in the world . Capable of hitting anywhere in Naija freely .. Should I tell you the unsolved beef Iran had with Nigeria? Oh you don't know ? When those 2 monikers omoawoke2 and amotekunsw were ranting with an empty belly and dry pocket , I was just laughing at them .. 😂😂😂 free2ryhme: |
Go back to sleep ,son Omoawoke2: |
Omoawoke2:I love Lagos and married to an ijebu princess ..my two sons are Igbos but speak your language.. tell me who are you ? If you like run against a wall |
Omoawoke2:Hausa - don't invade Niger Fulani -don't invade Niger Igbo - don't invade Niger MC oluomo and Ronu yorubandits- we must invade and obliterate Niger Republic.. Please see a mental health doctor immediately |
Omoawoke2:yes I live in Lagos . Admiralty way . What's the fuss about it . Abii you dey ment ? |
Oh are you a doctor ? Omoawoke2: |
Are you sure it made for my page ? Seun Nlfpm??CorrectionFLuid: |
michlins:is this FFK's Nairaland handle ? |
free2ryhme:can you point out the lies in this body of facts as posted by the OP? |
AmotekunSW:your lack of knowledge may destroy you |
AmotekunSW:You will win ,because I can't go down the road of insults with you .. But come to the table with facts , where you'll end up bewildered as an un-informed illiterate |
AmotekunSW:And so? Are you a doctor |
Okealaaye:I have shock absorbers . But I'm concerned about those who don't |
The current ECOWAS block is made up of NIGERIA CAPEVERDE SENEGAL LIBERIA CHAD GHANA GAMBIA IVORY COAST SIERRE LEONE. Amongst the above listed nations , Chad and Liberia has shown support for the new regime in Niger Republic regardless. Chad went a step further by dissociating itself from any planned incursion of Niger Republic by the ECOWAS block . We predict a long Drawn out war on the Nigerien desert . We also predict that most coalition partners will pull out of that war after exhaustion , war fatigue and heavy losses begin to take its toll . We predict that Nigerian armed forces will be the only ones left to do battle with the Niger Republic. We also predict that this war may spill into northern Nigeria , because missiles and other dangerous military tactics will be employed by a desperate Niger Republic. We also predict the war will end in a stalemate and Nigeria and Niger Republic will sit at the round table ,and Niger will exact it's right to its sovereignty and have its way at the negotiating table . SO , WAS THE WAR NECESSARY IN THE FIRST PLACE ? |
ipobarecriminals:and so ? |
Chai. hello Nigerians , mark my words .............. "YOUR SUFFERINGS HAS JUST BEGUN" kindly etch this my prophecy on marble |
Don't approve |
Good move |
ElSudani:nope .we all know those who this subsidy removal pinches . Definetly not the obedients |
Ikaeniyan0:and If they believe ,what is that to you ? It's a freedom allowed them under all laws . |
Iamgrey5:landlocked you said .. buy data and download an African map . Tell me what countries border Niger to the north . And also tell me the disposition of those countries to this ECOWAS induced war. Small weapons escaped from Libya and enter Nigeria and everywhere scatter . .when the real heavy weapons start to echo , the entire Sokoto Kebbi Jigawa Zamfara Katsina will be begging to sleep under a bridge in onitcha |
Ikaeniyan0:I believe you will be in your mid 20's. And know next to nothing about military science |
....." I have FOUGHT ON THE SIDE OF THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT IN CHAD ,NIGER REPUBLIC,BIAFRA ,LAGOS ,ABUJA" Asari DOKUBO ,25th June 2023. If Buhari could give military grade assignments to mujaheed Dokubo, I think Tinubu should consider sending the NDVF and MEND (nigerdelta militias headed by Asari) to confront the Nigerien armed forces. As previously revealed in a live world Press conference at State house Abuja ....." We fought against them and prevailed ,that is why you can travel on the Abuja -kaduna expressway. What the army could not do ,we did it " Asari DOKUBO 25th June 2023. Asari claims that his fighters are tactically better than the Nigerian army. So why not pour him and his men into the front lines to help us confront Wagner, the Al Quds of Iran, and 5 other Africa nations who are in alliance with Niger Republic. MC oluomo is a diehard Tinubu fan. He controls the underworld of Lagos and by extension oduduwa nation. He is a thug and a known tout who is proud of his dirty doings . Don't forget that the Wagner are mostly made up of cold killers and criminals like Mc oluomo and his boys . Tinubu must utilise MC oluomo and his thug nation, they will help hold the front lines in the battle , before the arrival of our gallant troops.. I believe these two mercenaries for the SW and SS will go a long way to wear out the Nigerien army 🪖.. |
I hope diplomacy works , else Nigeria will be witnesses to real war situations |
Please tell him.. he will see shege |
IconicR:Okay ..he has it already |
A missile defense system, also known as a missile shield, is a collection of technologies and strategies designed to intercept and destroy incoming ballistic missiles. These systems aim to protect a region, country, or specific targets from potential missile attacks by detecting and neutralizing the threat before it reaches its intended destination. Various methods such as ground-based interceptors, sea-based interceptors, and airborne lasers are employed to counteract different types of missile threats. here are some disadvantages of not having a missile defence system. Vulnerability to Missile Attacks: Without a missile defense system, a nation becomes more vulnerable to missile attacks, which can target critical infrastructure, military installations, and civilian populations. This can result in significant damage, casualties, and disruption. Limited Deterrence: A missile defense shield can act as a deterrent by reducing an adversary's confidence in the success of their missile attacks. Without this deterrence, other nations may be more inclined to threaten or carry out missile strikes. Reduced Strategic Flexibility: Without a missile defense system, a nation's strategic options in response to missile threats become limited. This can impact decision-making during times of crisis and potentially lead to escalation. Economic Costs: In the absence of a missile defense shield, a nation may need to allocate resources to repair and rebuild after missile attacks. This can impose substantial economic costs, affecting development and stability. Political Pressure: Lack of missile defense can result in political pressure and demands from citizens for increased security measures, potentially affecting the government's credibility and popularity. Regional Instability: A nation without a missile defense shield might contribute to regional instability if neighboring countries perceive it as a weak link in the security chain, potentially leading to conflicts or arms races. Technological Imbalance: The absence of a missile defense shield can create a technological imbalance, favoring nations with advanced missile capabilities and potentially giving them an advantage in negotiations or conflicts. National Sovereignty: Depending on the nation's reliance on others for defense, not having a missile defense shield could compromise its national sovereignty by relying on external assistance in times of crisis. Overall, having a missile defense shield provides a layer of protection against missile threats, enhances deterrence, and contributes to a nation's security and stability. here are some targets the enemy will aim at when they know you have no missile defence system. In a conflict scenario where a country lacks a missile defense system, the enemy might target a range of critical assets and infrastructure to maximize their impact. Some main targets could include: Military Installations: Enemy missiles might target military bases, airfields, naval ports, and command centers to cripple the opponent's ability to launch counterattacks and defend itself. Government Centers: Key government buildings, including presidential palaces, ministries, and intelligence headquarters, could be targeted to disrupt governance and decision-making. Economic Centers: Industrial complexes, power plants, refineries, and transportation hubs may be targeted to weaken the opponent's economy and infrastructure. Urban Centers: Major cities and urban areas might be hit to cause widespread chaos, panic, and damage, impacting both civilian populations and morale. Communication and Information Networks: Communication centers, satellite facilities, and data centers could be targeted to disrupt the opponent's ability to coordinate and gather intelligence. Strategic Infrastructure: Bridges, tunnels, dams, and other critical infrastructure could be attacked to hinder movement, transportation, and resource management. Cultural and Historical Sites: These targets may be attacked for symbolic reasons, aiming to undermine the opponent's identity and cultural heritage. Population Centers: Enemy missiles might aim for densely populated areas to cause casualties, displacement, and humanitarian crises. Defensive Capabilities: If known, the enemy might target any existing defensive capabilities, such as anti-aircraft systems and naval assets, to reduce the opponent's ability to defend against further attacks. Missile Launch Sites: If the opponent has any missile capabilities, the enemy might target these launch sites to limit the opponent's ability to retaliate. It's important to note that the choice of targets would depend on the strategic goals of the attacking country, the nature of the conflict, the opponent's capabilities, and the specific geopolitical context. A missile defense system can play a crucial role in intercepting and neutralizing incoming threats, mitigating the impact of such attacks. |
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