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Mirasteel:Please, is any of the names on the list still alive? Was there any of them who was not killed by Israel and may be the USA? Is the list false? I didn't make the list. I googled. Please, feel free to correct the lies on the list. |
Heffalump:Really? A true Christian will never understand the Roman Catholic Church, never. Bros, please, do not allow me to take you on the Roman Catholic Church. She is not of CHRIST JESUS. She is christianised paganism. Place most of their practices and teachings side be side the Bible and see. |
Dotherightthing:The Roman Catholic Church is not in error at all. She is living up to herself. Go and research about her activities, actions, and practices, then draw your conclusions. |
Saidfx:Who and who attended the council of nicea? Many early Christian groups never did. |
Zonefree:Nope. Roman Catholicism is christianised paganism. Check most of their acts and practices from centuries ago. Place them side-by-side with many pagan worship of the ancient world and see. |
madridguy:You seee how you guys are. You and your bothers supported Aregbe Rascal then. You defended the half salary payment. You swore that he was the best Osun will ever have now? You defended him, while Osun peeps cried. What happened? |
FSBoperator:Na Turkey una done turn to, to destroy now bah? Una hail hamas unto destruction Una hail houthis unto silence. Una hail islamic jihad and other Islamic terrorists group unto death Una come turn Hezbollah hype dem as per 2006 wey the world prevailed on Israel to stop her offensive. Una hail Hezbollah to unimaginable death Una come begin whyne Iran. Iran go listen to una hyping. Now in from Iran alone, the following are gone: Ali Khamenei - Supreme Leader of Iran 28 February 2026 Killed in an airstrike on his compound in Tehran Rear Admiral Ali Shamkhani - Secretary of the Iranian Defence Council Killed at the Iranian Defence Council meeting Major General Mohammad Pakpour - Commander-in-Chief of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. Killed at the Iranian Defence Council meeting Major General Abdolrahim Mousavi - Chief of the General Staff of the Iranian Armed Forces. Killed at the Iranian Defence Council meeting. Brigadier General Aziz Nasirzadeh - Minister of Defence. Killed at the Iranian Defence Council meeting Brigadier General Hossein Jabal Amelian - Head of the Organization of Defensive Innovation and Research (SPND), Deputy Minister of Defence. Killed at the Iranian Defence Council meeting Brigadier General Reza Mozaffari Nia - Former Head of the Organization of Defensive Innovation and Research (SPND), Deputy Minister of Defence. Killed at the Iranian Defence Council meeting. Mohammad Baseri - Senior Intelligence Ministry official. Killed in US–Israeli strikes. Yahya Hosseini Panjaki - Deputy Minister of Intelligence for Israel affairs, Head of Directorate for Internal Security of Ministry of Intelligence and Security (MOIS). Killed in Israeli strikes on leadership in Tehran. Brigadier General Saleh Asadi - Deputy for Intelligence of the Armed Forces General Staff and Head of Intelligence Directorate, Khatam al-Anbiya Central Headquarters, Killed at the Iranian Defence Council meeting Brigadier General Mohammad Shirazi - Head of the Military Office of the Supreme Leader, Killed in an airstrike alongside Khamenei Brigadier General Akbar Ebrahimzadeh [fa] - Deputy Head of the Military Office of the Supreme Leader Brigadier General Gholamreza Rezaian - Head of the Iranian Police Intelligence Organization, Killed in US-Israeli strikes on command centers Brigadier General Bahram Hosseini Motlagh - Head of Planning and Operations for the General Staff of the Armed Forces, Killed in US-Israeli strikes on command centers Brigadier GeneralHassan-Ali Tajik [fa] Head of the Logistics Department of the Armed Forces General Staff, Killed in US-Israeli strikes on command centers. Brigadier General Mohsen Darrebaghi - Deputy for Logistics and Support, General Staff of the Armed Forces of the Islamic Republic of Iran, Killed in US-Israeli strikes on command centers. Mohsen Mahdavi Kalateh - Deputy Minister of Intelligence, Killed in airstrikes on leadership Ali Hashemi - Deputy Commander of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Saheb al-Zaman in Isfahan Killed in airstrikes on leadership. Mohammadreza Saqafifar - Special Assistant to Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei Killed in airstrikes on leadership. Asadollah Badfar - Head of the paramilitary Basij forces, General Staff of the Iranian Armed Forces. Esmail Dehghan - Senior Commander of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Aerospace Force, Killed in airstrikes in Arak. Akbar Ghaffari - Deputy Minister of Intelligence, Killed in strikes on leadership in Tehran. Naqi Mohaddesnia - Head of Clergy Affairs of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps in East Azerbaijan, Killed in Israeli attacks Brigadier General Abolqasem Babaeian - Chief of Staff of the Khatam al-Anbiya Central Headquarters, Killed in strikes in Tehran. Brigadier General Abdullah Jalali-Nasab - Senior officer of Khatam al-Anbiya Emergency Command's intelligence branch, Killed in an Israeli attack on leadership Brigadier General Ali Larijani - Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council, Killed in Israeli strikes on leadership in Tehran Brigadier General Gholamreza Soleimani- Head of the paramilitary Basij forces, Killed in Israeli strikes on the Basij meeting in Tehran. Brigadier General Esmail Ahmadi - Head of Intelligence for the paramilitary Basij forces, Killed in Israeli strikes on the Basij meeting in Tehran; deputy to Gholamreza Soleimani Alireza Bayat - Deputy for Internal Security of the Supreme National Security Council, Killed in Israeli strikes on leadership in Tehran. Morteza Larijani - Assistant for Internal Security of the Supreme National Security Council, Killed in Israeli strikes on leadership in Tehran; son of Ali Larijani Ali Bateni - Deputy Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council Killed in Israeli strikes on leadership in Tehran Qassem Qoreishi - Deputy Head of the paramilitary Basij forces, Killed in Israeli strikes on the Basij meeting in Tehran. Azim Esmaili Khosrowabadi - Deputy Commander of the paramilitary Basij forces, Killed in Israeli strikes on the Basij meeting in Tehran. Esmaeil Khatib - Minister of Intelligence, Killed in strikes on leadership Afshin Naghshbandi - Representative of General Staff of the Armed Forces to the paramilitary Basij forces, Killed in airstrikes on leadership. Second Brigadier General Ali Mohammad Naini - Spokesperson of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps and Deputy for Public Relations, Killed in Israeli strikes on leadership. Mehdi Qureishi - Commander of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Aerospace Force, Killed in strikes on leadership in Isfahan. Mehdi Rostami Shomastan - Senior Commander in the Ministry of Intelligence, Killed in Israeli strikes on leadership Ghadir Azarian - Commander of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps in East Azerbaijan, Killed in airstrikes on leadership. Ebrahim Mortazavi-Nasb - Commander of a paramilitary Basij unit in Shiraz, Killed in US-Israeli strikes. Commodore Alireza Tangsiri - Commander of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Navy, Killed in US-Israeli strikes in Bandar Abbas. Behnam Rezaei - Head of the IRGC Navy Intelligence Directorate, Killed in US-Israeli strikes. Brigadier General Jamshid Eshaghi - Chief of the Office of Budget and Financial Affairs within the Armed Forces General Staff, Killed in US-Israeli strikes. Mohammad Ali Fathalizadeh - Commander of the Fatehin unit, Killed in US-Israeli strikes. Brigadier General Majid Khademi - Head of the Intelligence Organization and Intelligence Protection Organization of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, Killed in Israeli strikes. Brigadier General Yazdan Mir [fa] - Commander of Unit 840 of the IRGC Quds Force, Killed in Israeli strikes; a.k.a. Asghar Bagheri. Kamal Kharazi - Minister of Foreign Affairs (1997–2005). Iranian officials Killed in Lebanon. Reza Khazaei - IRGC Quds Force Official Majid Hosseinikandesar - Head of Finance of the IRGC Quds Force (Lebanon Corps), Killed in Israeli drone strike on Ramada Plaza Hotel, Raouché, Beirut. Alireza Bi-Azar - Intelligence Officer of the IRGC Quds Force (Lebanon Corps) Ahmad Rasouli - Intelligence Officer of the IRGC Quds Force (Palestine Corps) Hossein Ahmadlou - Israel Desk Officer of the IRGC Quds Force ("Zionist File" ![]() Abuzar Mohammadi - IRGC Missile Operations Commander in Hezbollah's missile unit, Killed in Israeli attacks targeted strikes occurred on 10 March 2025. Davoud Alizadeh - Commander of the IRGC Quds Force (Lebanon Corps) Abeg I done tire to type the names of Iranian government and military officials Killed by Israel. Wey the "Resistance" wey una been dey shout dey now? |
Flangelo12:As he played dangerously to his end with hamas, Hezbollah, houthis, islamic jihad, iran, etc bah |
Bark of an ekuke!! That satan wey whyne hamas, Hezbollah Houthis, islamic jihad, and Iran done dey whyne Edrogen No wahala. His mind go soon touch ground |
yarimo:Make una go check who get the N480bn meth lab for Ogun Why are you guys against the documents release by the USA? |
Has anyone observed that the most people who support Tinubu/Buhari/APC are the same people who support hamaa, Hezbollah, boko haram, Lakuwara, ISWAP, etc. See them up there defending drug trafficking, corruption, etc. |
When Peter Obi wins, an average Nigerian student and parents will have hope that legitimate hardwork, academic excellence, dedication to studies, integrity, and uprightness pays. School na scam slogan will reduce drastically. Criminals, certificate forgers, age falsifiers, liars, drugs barans, etc would think twice and know that integrity pay. |
ceejay80s:He won't. Any Christians hoping on Trump is making grave mistake |
Mirasteel:How many countries has Israel taken their land? How many countries is israel terrorising? How many countries is Israel forcing to accept Judaism? Did israel spread Judaism by the sword? How many countries did Israel subjugate? How many countries or a people did Israel swear to wipe off the earth? Who did Israel kill because they are spreading Judaism, Now let's hear that of Islam from you. Meanwhile, I no send the USA at all |
Petehegseth:Really? So iran attacking Israel through her proxies, hamas, houthis, and Hezbollah is not a country bah? Shebi 7 of una muslim countries attacked israel before now. What was the out come? |
Bluntemperor:“The Federal Government had approximately N20.4 trillion in incremental resources. “Over the same period, additional expenditures amounted to approximately N30.64 trillion. Subsidy removal therefore did not create one large pool of cash available to the Federal Government. It reduced a major fiscal burden and the amount of additional borrowing that would otherwise have been required”, he stated. Clowns every where. I no sure say Tulumbu supporters wey get sense reach 35. |
Validated:Why you dey disgrace the guy? I been wan reply am, but I said that there was no need. You try give facts. Kudos. He has ran away since you replied him. They do not reason. They are the enemies of the common man, meanwhile, they are poor and miserable. |
You can hear some Yorubas talking saying or alleged to say that they will vote Tinubu because he is a Yoruba man. Tomorrow they will accuse Igbos of being tribalistic. How many Igbo political leaders have said that they will vote Obi because he is an Igboman? |
[quote author=Biodun556 post=140386652][/quote]Bros stop this!!! You said that Turkey supplied most parts for F35. Why are you guys like this? So 3rd tier partner means supplied most parts? Tufiakwa!!!!! See your assertion below You guys are terrible. Biodun556: Most f35 parts were supplied by Turkey. Turkey has the second largest army in NATO |
omoredia:You know Metu called APC? J A N J A W E E D Party Go figure. |
BornofGod108:Bros allow terrorism supporters here push Iran over the cliff. They already done it to Hamas, Hezbollah, khamenei, houthis, Islamic Jihad, etc. |
Since the fall of Bashar Assad’s regime in December 2024, Turkey has become one of the main allies of the new government in Damascus. Ankara, which for years supported some of the rebel groups fighting Assad, now assists the government of President Ahmed al-Sharaa and, among other things, trains and advises Syrian forces. Turkey’s defense minister said last year that Turkey had more than 20,000 troops in Syria and had no plans for the time being to withdraw them. But many Islamic terrorists supporters here told us that the new Syrian government is a puppet of israel. They said that Israel backed him to power. So we ask them, why is Turkey an enemy of Israel the one doing the above in Syria? |
Mossad chief spoke with Syrian FM; Netanyahu: 'We made the message very clear to Turkey. Don't' Mossad chief Roman Gofman and Syrian Foreign Minister Asaad al-Shaibani discussed Turkey’s military presence days before an Israeli strike on a Syrian air base, Reuters reports; Netanyahu warns Ankara against entrenchment near Israel; Opposition: 'Political reasons' Reuters | published:19:04 August 19 Mossad chief Roman Gofman held a phone call last week with Syrian Foreign Minister Asaad al-Shaibani, during which the two discussed Turkey’s military presence in Syria, Reuters reported Wednesday evening. Meanwhile, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu referred to Israel’s unusual strike in Syria and said: “We will not tolerate a Turkish military entrenchment in Syria that threatens Israel. We made the message very clear: Don’t. Apparently they did not hear it clearly enough, so we made sure they understood it better.” According to three sources familiar with the matter who spoke with Reuters, the call between the Mossad chief and the Syrian foreign minister took place on August 14, four days before Israel struck the Abu al-Duhur air base in northwestern Syria, near the Turkish border, overnight between Monday and Tuesday. During the conversation, Reuters reported, Gofman and al-Shaibani discussed Turkey’s military presence in the country, an issue that has recently become a focal point of tensions between Jerusalem and Ankara over Syria’s future. According to the report, it was one of the highest-level contacts to date between Israel and the new government in Damascus. Israel and Syria did not respond to Reuters’ requests for comment. Meanwhile, Democrats chairman Yair Golan sharply criticized Netanyahu on Wednesday evening, saying: “The strike in Syria is a provocative and dangerous move that brings us closer to a confrontation with Turkey and deepens the rift with our allies, first and foremost the United States. Once again, military force is being used for political considerations, and once again Israel is paying the price in security.” Golan argued that “Netanyahu is once again proving that he is an extreme and unreliable actor who cannot be trusted, certainly not to build a stable regional framework with. This is how he erodes trust in Israel and drives partners and allies away from us. Israel needs leadership that knows how to use force to achieve security, not to create another war for political survival.” Since the fall of Bashar Assad’s regime in December 2024, Turkey has become one of the main allies of the new government in Damascus. Ankara, which for years supported some of the rebel groups fighting Assad, now assists the government of President Ahmed al-Sharaa and, among other things, trains and advises Syrian forces. Turkey’s defense minister said last year that Turkey had more than 20,000 troops in Syria and had no plans for the time being to withdraw them. Turkey’s growing military presence has simultaneously become one of the main sources of friction between Ankara and Jerusalem. Reuters reported as early as April last year that Turkish military teams had examined at least three bases in Syria where forces could potentially be deployed as part of deeper security cooperation with Damascus: the T4 base and the Palmyra base in Homs province, as well as the military airport in Hama. Israel struck those sites shortly afterward in what was widely seen as a clear warning to Ankara against expanding its military presence in the country. Against the backdrop of concerns over direct friction between the two countries, Israel and Turkey already held technical talks last year aimed at preventing unintended clashes in Syrian airspace. Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan stressed at the time that the contacts were intended only for “deconfliction coordination” and did not constitute an attempt to normalize relations between the countries. Tensions flared again this week when Israel struck the Syrian Abu al-Duhur base near Aleppo. According to Syrian state television, eight strikes hit the runway and storage facilities at the base, with no casualties reported. The Prime Minister’s Office said after the strike that Syria had been “on the verge” of violating the security status quo agreed with Israel by allowing Turkish forces to deploy at the base. Turkey strongly rejected the claim and accused Israel of trying to justify its strikes in Syria. Washington also expressed concern over the incident. U.S. envoy to Syria and ambassador to Turkey Tom Barrack described the strike as “an unnecessary escalation” and said the United States was working to establish a coordination mechanism among Israel, Syria and Turkey to reduce the risk that a mistake or misunderstanding could lead to a direct military confrontation. Alongside the military tensions, unprecedented contacts have taken place in recent months between Israel and the new government in Damascus. In May 2025, Reuters reported that Israeli and Syrian representatives had already held several direct meetings on security issues, after al-Sharaa himself had earlier confirmed that indirect contacts were underway to ease tensions. In August of that year, Foreign Minister al-Shaibani met Israeli minister Ron Dermer in Paris as part of talks on security arrangements in southern Syria. The contacts later advanced under U.S. auspices, and in January this year Israel and Syria agreed in talks in Paris to establish a communications mechanism that would allow coordination on security and intelligence matters. Last month, al-Sharaa even said his country was interested in reaching a security agreement with Israel that could, in his words, later pave the way for broader peace, though he stressed that Syria was not relinquishing its claim to the Golan Heights. https://www.ynetnews.com/article/ryea2p7wzx |
budaatum:Are you okay? I should tell you land theft in 14BCE? Which land theft bros? Who stole whose land? Were you not taught what ambiguous question or answer is? Be specific alhaji |
Biodun556:Lies!!!!!!!! Turkey never supplied most parts for F35. Make una stop these Lies. Una too like lies. Haba!!!!! Main F-35 Suppliers and Parts Lockheed Martin: Prime contractor, final assembly, and overall system integration. Northrop Grumman: Center fuselage, radar systems (AN/APG-81), and wing skins. BAE Systems: Rear fuselage, electronic warfare systems, and life support systems. Pratt & Whitney (RTX): F135 jet engines powering all variants. Collins Aerospace (RTX): Helmet-mounted displays and landing gear systems. Howmet Aerospace: Structural titanium and aluminum forged bulkheads. BAE Systems was the largest international supplier, providing roughly 15% of total jet components. |
Mirasteel:Shebi Israel stole land from Syria bah? Oya make the whole muslim world go collect am nah. Una think say Israel na Nigeria, while Bibi na Tinubu/Buhari. Shebi una mind done touch ground now. One thing I know be say, dem never that religion or people wey go move Israel even one inch from there land and as GOD Almighty has restored her to her land. |
HacheNoire:Na una wan turn her to car park? Wetin una never fit do from 1948 till date. |
safarifarms:Do not mind them. Turkey wants to entrench themselves at Israel borders through Syria. The same people here who support Russian war against Ukraine now want Israel sit like a lame duck while Turkey camps by israeli border like hamas. They support Russia that NATO should not join NATO as Russia does not want NATO by her borders, yet they want Israel to allow Turkey access to her border. Una dey think say Israel na Nigeria, Spain, France, UK, USA, or other fullish countries. Aside the above named countries, which country after her experience on October 7th and years of satan inspired plot of wiping them off will allow her enemies by her borders? Clowns |
sekeyso:No be only armchair analysts. Dem be also mama Sikira joint analysts. |
budaatum:Bros, go study and find out what happened to Israel in 70 AD. Tell me who were exiled from the land of Israel then. Go and study about the 7th-century CE Islamic conquests led by the Rashidun Caliphate around 634 CE. Are Arabs indigenous to the land of Israel bros? Palestinians are Arabs. Today, una claim say Palestinians are the Philippines of old. Tomorrow, una go claim that they are the real Jews. I don't know why you guys are always afraid of history everywhere. The same thing in Nigeria. Abeg no dey stress person. |
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