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Malawian:It’s because you guys allowed it. There are a lot of checked points in the east cos they know u guys can easily be oppressed. Have you ever heard of the police or army unjustly killing someone in Benin city without an immediate reprisal attack? The fact is that despite all the constant noise making , an average Igbo man will not want to die for anything that won’t bring real money into his personal pocket , this is the truth. This is why u may not have Briafa just yet. And that is why there is a lot of disunity among u guys in this your Biafra struggle. U guys need to seat up if u want liberation from oppression. |
I trust we Benin people , we don’t take shit from these Hausa / Fulani people, once they Strike, we strike back. If it was to be some certain tribe, after enough chest- beating, they flea at every slight chance of attack by Hausa / Fulani , without dare laying a finger on them , just to regroup again and start their chest-beating and noise making. This is why the north continue to oppress them. |
Ab0ki and yahoo on the same sentence? So some northerners have internet? I thought the only technology they know and use is transistor radio. I am shocked . |
NameChecker:Yam legs |
dermmy: |
Cletus77:The show is about to begin |
The US reportedly launched a cyber attack on Iran in response to the downing of unmanned drone. Cyber security firms have also reported a rise in Iranian attempts to hack US government agencies and companies. The United States launched an offensive cyber strike against Iranian missile control systems and a spy network this week amid escalating tensions between the two countries, US media reported on Saturday. US President Donald Trump ordered US Cyber Command to launch the digital strikes on Thursday, The Washington Post reported. Read more: Six hack attacks that shook the world Citing US officials, the newspaper reported that the attack crippled Iranian computers used to control rocket and missile launches. The cyber attack came as the president held back from conducting airstrikes on Iranian targets in response to the downing of an US Global Hawk drone. Washington said the unmanned drone was in international airspace. Tehran said it was in its airspace. Trump claimed he called off the conventional military strike after he learned 150 people would be killed and said it would not have been "proportionate." Instead, he said Saturday the US would announce new sanctions on Iran next week. A conventional strike could have triggered an Iranian military response and brought the entire Middle East into a major conflagration. Read more: Iran-US tensions flare in the Persian Gulf: What's at stake Yahoo News first reported the cyber attack. Citing two former intelligence officials, it reported that US Cyber Command targeted an Iranian spy group that has tracked the movement of ships passing through the strategic Strait of Hormuz. The cyber offensive was reportedly in the works for weeks and was first proposed followed last week's attacks on two oil tankers. US officials blamed Iran for the attacks. Iran denies any involvement. Iran threatens to set region ablaze Tensions between between the two countries have spiked since Washington last year withdrew from the 2015 international nuclear deal and imposed a steady stream of sanctions that have choked off Iranian oil sales and crippled its economy. Iran has shown no signs it will buckle under the Trump administration's "maximum pressure campaign," which analysts say has only hardened Tehran's resolved and strengthened the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corp. On Saturday, a senior spokesperson from the Iranian armed forces warned that a US military strike would trigger a crushing response. "A military mistake from the enemy, particularly from the US and its regional allies, will be tantamount to firing at a powder keg on which are the US and its interests, and it will set the region ablaze and burn up the US, its interests, and its allies," Brigadier General Abolfazl Shekarchi told the semi-official Tasnim news agency. US sees spike in hacks from Iran The cyber strike came as US cyber security firms and the Department of Homeland Security said Iran has recently increased its digital attacks against the US government and businesses. Cyber security firms CrowdStrike and FireEye said that suspected Iranian-state backed hackers have targeted US government agencies, as well as critical infrastructure, including oil and gas. The hackers used spear-phishing emails to hack into US systems, although it is unclear if any were successful. The Department of Homeland Security's agency tasked with infrastructure protection said in a statement Saturday that it was aware of a recent rise in cyber activities against the US government by Iranian regime actors and proxies. "What might start as an account compromise, where you think you might just lose data, can quickly become a situation where you've lost your whole network," said Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency Director Christopher Krebs. The US and Iran have previously engaged in cyber warfare. In 2010, the US and Israel used the so-called Stuxnet virus to disrupt centrifuges at an Iranian uranium enrichment facility. Iran showed its capabilities in 2012 when it infected state-owned oil company Saudi Aramco with a virus that erased data on 30,000 computers. In 2016, the US indicted seven Iranian hackers for cyber attacks on US banks and a small dam in New York. https://m.dw.com/en/us-hits-iran-with-cyber-attack-reports/a-49316935
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xyz123456:And who told you you are a Christian? Be deceiving yourself there thinking you are deceiving nairalanders. Or I almost forget, deception is a virtue in Islam. |
elgramz:Wetin she do you? If you know how much this woman has been helping and fighting for Migrants in Germany you won’t say that. Anyway, no need give you any further attention, cos I know you just ignorantly hate her without knowing anything about her. So abeg just shift go one side. |
I support him 100% |
I think this woman actually needs help, lets help. |
And by the way, why is it that its MURIC that is complaining on behalf of the Muslim students, or is he a student too? Although from the website of the school, it’s clearly indicated that it’s a Christian School, I doubt if they will force students to church. We should hear directly from the students. |
Adeleke University is trying to save Humanity, NUC should even appreciate and reward them awesomely. |
Bobby4090:He is from north as in? Since when Edo state become north ? |
argob44:If this is true, Brussels here I come on the 29th. I love Sinach and Ada songs like mad. |
Jmk9292:You are so so right, not that fake imaginary Arabian god whose followers by so called jihad are busy destroying humanity through ISIS, boko Haram etc |
In other words, the president should only serve those that voted him? That is so dumb, we can’t all vote the same person. |
hisexcellency34:I will ensure that |
I am happy for him. Congratulations to all South Southerners. |
I prefer him to that Boko Haram |
What’s is this thing with anything associated with Islam and killings? All round the world. Infact it’s like the real meaning of Islam is killings |
Alexis410:My observation too |
Good luck to them. |
Then what are you guys doing about it? |
Frankly, I am surprised. |
Is Africa cursed or what? |
The man is Igbo, the woman Uhrobo None of them is Benin |
Outdated facts |
koife:Supported 100% It was just yesterday I was imagining how safe and lovely the world would have been if Islam never existed. Just imagine countries like Saudi Arabia, Iran, Syria, Afghanistan, Iraq, Sudan, Pakistan, Palestine, Egypt and the rest of them were all Christian or just secular countries, the world would have been far more developed than this, it would have been like Paradise on earth. There would have been no religious terrorism, religious war or religious intolerance because all these problems are all associated with Islam. Islam needs to be contained or modified for the world to move forward. This is a fact. As at today, we have more 210 recognised deadly terrorist groups in the world that based their manifesto on Islamic ideology. Just imagine .. Note: I don’t hate Muslims ( I have many of them as friends and colleagues), I only just hate the Islamic ideologies. |
With all these rubbish, it’s very clear that Buhari is the most corrupt Hippocrate that have ever ruled Nigeria. Anybody with a contrary view is mentally slow. Fuc.k EFCC Fuc.k ICPC Fuc.k SSS, DSS and all those trash, They are all mad, shame on them |
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