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OkpaNsukkaisBae:But no be you dey shout Western media is pure propaganda? Now suddenly Telegraph don turn credible source because e give you small hope? 😂 You dey celebrate one Chinese plane like say na Avengers dey assemble meanwhile Beijing no even dey bold enough to openly back Iran. Abeg, stick to your daily dose of Kremlin and Tehran broadcasts. Leave Western sources for those of us you claim are brainwashed. We’re managing it just fine. 😏 |
Raumdeuter, OasisX abeg wetin this baba dey talk? |
raumdeuter:We'll also need a physical copy of his CV plus his BVN, NIN, atleast a sworn affidavit and letters from 5 guarantors before we can believe. ![]() |
raumdeuter:And I have been asking you to tell us the master strategist's strategy regarding ending the conflict, I still dey wait. |
raumdeuter:What's your master strategist' plan of ending the conflict? Abi he wants Benue people to also ban cow meat? ![]() |
Meanwhile Iran foreign minister is wailing to the UN to stop Israel from carrying out further strikes. The matter tough gan ![]() |
Dem dey kpai military generals but Adam dey find appointment letter. If dem born Iran well dey should deny it na ![]() |
No be only Ekiteke, na Kettle. ............ |
seankafor:Yes it's practically their entire history, but not on this scale with Iran. They've faced multiple wars and all manner of conflicts since their independence, but this is the first time a major and direct confrontation is happening between them and Iran. |
BlueRayDick:Omo what an ominous threat...... I just burst out laughing remembering how OasisX and LordAdam16 swore up and down that Israel couldn’t touch any top official in Tehran. Matter of fact, if not for Trump, their so-called Supreme Leader might’ve already booked a one-way reunion with Prophet Mohammed by now. ![]() |
Amigoss:It took down the post again after like 10mins of staying up. This spambot is actually pro Iran, nothing anybody wan tell me. |
https://x.com/chude__/status/1934880394341699810?t=Lji_mMzMemPJr18VoHEn3A&s=19 But the government renovated the ICC with 39 billion 😊😊 |
Israel no dey do that allegedly bullshit. Them dey show workings full time. This one was appointed 2 days ago and e done quickly join his predecessor. https://www.nairaland.com/8452715/ali-shadmani-israel-kills-irans |
OkpaNsukkaisBae:So the pictures you're posting are satellite imagery and pictures from Iranian drones in Israel? No wonder Iran can easily brainwash you guys. ![]() |
OkpaNsukkaisBae:Which one is it, on the one you guys are shouting Israel has shut down the Internet and barred the media and anyone from publishing anything, on the hand you're posting media pictures. So which is it? |
Tinubu playing real life chess with the Chess master. I respect the ruthlessness. |
raumdeuter:Okay, so the Fr. Alia isn’t doing his job but Tinubu is, right? When he was on the campaign trail promising to end security, did he mention sharing the burden with Governor Alia? Or did the “master strategist” not bother to study the Benue crisis and craft a real, lasting solution? Because right now, we’re not seeing any grand strategy, just silence, excuses, and PR. And you’re here defending him with your amala turning stick. And please, stop bringing up Soludo like it’s the same problem. Soludo’s fighting criminals, kidnappers, cultists, robbers. Alia’s facing full-blown armed militias and terrorist groups invading communities, burning down homes, slaughtering children and the elderly. It's not even apples vs oranges, it’s kerosene vs water. I’m not even defending Alia. But let’s be honest: this level of carnage demands federal military intervention, or at the very least, allow Benue people the right to defend themselves. |
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raumdeuter:Yes absolutely, the state security apparatus has completely collapsed. Entire villages are deserted, IDP camps are overflowing, what more could point to that fact? If the governor had actual command over the army or even the police instead of waiting for Abuja to blink first, you really think this carnage would’ve gone unanswered? But instead, we have a Commander-in-Chief who’s watching from a distance while citizens are being slaughtered like it's someone else's problem. If he can’t do the job, then hand over the command to the governor or let someone who actually cares step in. Lives are being lost, and he's releasing statement upon statement. |
raumdeuter:So let me get this straight, entire villages are being sacked and burnt to to the ground, many IDP camps have been set up in various LG headquarters, the state security apparatus is clearly overwhelmed, yet you’re saying it still doesn’t warrant deploying soldiers to restore calm? If that level of carnage doesn’t trigger a military response, then what exactly is the threshold, till they kpai everyone in all the rural areas? |
OkpaNsukkaisBae:Okpa nawa for you oo, why didn't you give us updates with pictures as you normally do ehn?
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diggz:Truer words has never been spoken...you'll be amazed how the Nigerian army will suddenly become familiar with the terrain and whereabouts of those terrorists.
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Raumdeuter you defended Operation Egwueke[Python dance] by Buhari. Question is, did Nigerian army know the terrain when Buhari was sending them to go and python dance in the South East? Did we witness this kind of killing before Buhari sent them? |
izzou:If he eventually answers, please tag me. |
seankafor:They targeted the propaganda factory and machinery, not civilians. ![]() |
TrebleChamp:Bruh............................... and that the bulk of anything security no longer ends at the president's table, the goal post has now been shifted to the governors' domot. |
izzou:I remember Amotekun and Ebubeagu was a struggle cos Buhari and co were against it yet the governors did what they had to do. That pst Alia or whatever they call him is an unserious fellow acting like they installed him without any will of his own. |
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