₦airaland Forum

Dalohad:
LOL...I no say dem go wear native...

The one wey funny me pass, na the Poll question we the OP ask about IGR and human parts trading..

Are you sure that the OP Will even see the gate of heaven with this poll that exudes wickedness?

Dricker:
bro some people in this country are literally demons masquerading as humans...

Go and check who they have been supporting since 2015 till date. They are people with all forms of evil: forgery, corruption, embezzlement, terrorism, drug issues, fraud, unknown records, etc.

It's horrible

jojothaiv:
While calling out the OP is necessary, I believe Seun is aware of what's going on right here on NL and he need to also do better as most mods, OP and super mods don't even do any due diligence again.

Do you know how painful it is that one opens the casket of his dead on and sees that the head has been mined?

Do you know the pain in buring a headless body? Or seeing the head of a dead one sold like akara, roasted corn or kuli-kuli?

Dricker:
some people no be really human beings trust me..

Like those who support anything and everything forgery, evil, corrupt, without integrity, bigot, nepotism, darkness, etc

lordm:
This mumu OP, which kind poll did you create there. Nairaland should look at polls before they even approve it

Chai!!!
The poll struck huge critical nerve.
Epele ooooooo

Yemeni government doing the "Lord's" work.

When we told that October 7th was real demon-possession, their hatred for Jews made them deaf.

What are the benefits of that October 7th madness?

Yemen government forces and Houthis renew fighting in Marib, Taiz

MENA
3 min read
Fakhr al-Azb
The New Arab Staff
16 August, 2026

A renewed exchange of fire between the Houthis and Yemen's government forces has fuelled concerns of a possible return to large-scale conflict in the country

Renewed exchanges of fire between Yemen’s Houthis and Saudi-backed government forces have intensified across several front lines, with drone strikes, shelling and attacks on civilian areas reported in Taiz and Marib.

Three members of Yemen's Houthi movement, including field commanders, were killed in government drone strikes west of Taiz on Saturday. According to Yemen News Agency (SABA), government drones targeted vehicles believed to be linked to the Houthi group along the Maqbanah front, an active military zone in the Maqbanah District of western Taiz governorate.

A military source cited by the state news agency said Houthi commander Mohammed al-Shalabi was killed, alongside the wounding of his brother Mahmoud al-Shalabi and field commander Burhan al-Abdali, who were targeted in one of the strikes on Jabal al-Zuhaib, a prominent landmark in the district.

A second strike targeted a Houthi position in the Al-Zaghloul area of the Al-Araf mountainous region, resulting in further deaths and injuries among the group’s ranks, the source said.

The escalation in Taiz coincided with a Houthi attack on the city of Marib, east of the capital Sanaa.

On Saturday evening, the group launched a barrage of ballistic missiles and drones towards the city, reportedly hitting residential neighbourhoods and displacement camps, according to local sources, wounding civilians and damaging homes and vehicles.

A spokesperson for the Yemeni armed forces announced that two Houthi drones had been shot down over the city, while government forces also released footage showing what they claimed was artillery fire targeting Houthi positions on Marib’s western front, along with drone strikes aimed at Houthi vehicles.

This comes as political parties and organisations in Taiz have called on the Presidential Leadership Council (PLC), the executive body of Yemen’s internationally recognised government, and local authorities to take decisive action against what they described as the escalating threat posed by the Iran-backed Houthis.

They called for the government to pursue a military campaign and open new fronts, including by launching an offensive on Houthi-controlled Sanaa in light of the group's military escalation across the country.

The statement comes following particularly damaging Houthi attacks on the port of Mokha, near the strategic Bab el-Mandab Strait, which the parties said was an attempt to disrupt essential supplies and further tighten the siege and pressure on the Taiz governorate. In the statement, they warned that such attacks would worsen the already dire humanitarian and economic conditions of the population in the area.

The latest escalation comes amid heightened regional tensions following the US and Israeli war with Iran, fuelling concerns of a possible return to large-scale conflict in Yemen.

Major fighting in the country had largely subsided after a UN-brokered truce in 2022, but efforts to reach a lasting political settlement have since stalled.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.newarab.com/news/yemen-government-forces-houthis-renew-fighting-marib-taiz%3famp

nairalanda1:
1. Northern NIgeria is not 100% muslim and even among the muslims there are divisions by tribe and culture.

2. Southern Nigeria is not also entirely christian.

3. It won;t lead to developed countries, it would just lead to two indebted countries because all of you do not know the real meaning of development.

South Korea is developed because they had no resources. Nigeria on the other hand is blinded by resources.

You must be from either southwest or north.

Nigeria has no business being one country.

Nigeria will never work as presently constituted. The north, west, and the east have no business being together.

You know it deep down in you.

1Alex:
I didn’t bother reading everything you wrote, but you have already affirmed what we Igbo have been saying all along: we support candidates based on their competence and our belief in their ability to lead, not simply because they are related to us or belong to our ethnic group.

For instance, in 2023, many Igbos supported Peter Obi because we genuinely believed he was the most trustworthy and capable among the candidates. If Osinbajo had been given the presidential ticket, I believe 95% of Igbos would have equally thrown their support behind him because we believed he was the best candidate and also a kind of had the power of incumbency.

So, Listen again, our support is not about ethnicity; it is about who we believe can deliver good leadership and move the country forward.

You get time dey reply the guy. He and his colleagues are on coping mechanism. They are trying everything and anything to keep themselves high.

Osun people rejected APC, their rice, their money, governors, Senate president, president, etc and yet, na Igbo people these low lives dey see for their dreams.

I no bother read the sewage he wrote up there.

bassdow:
Glo mostly is like using PaLiTo radio, na breeze dey carry the signal waka. while using it, no breath any how as that is enough to scatter am.

Glo na cruise. Some spots wey dey get Glo before no dey get am again.

Typing:
After all the insults, threats and intimidation against Adeleke and Osun people. Adeleke will never support him. The good people of Osun will still collect his money and still vote against him in 2027.

Adeleke will say whatever that will please tinubu. This is a strategy. It's even better for Tinubu that Adeleke says that he won't support him and he says he will.

Typing:
See them, morafukas. Shame wan finish them

No be by wearing Agbada, bringing thugs or buying votes.

Their supporters have activated coping mechanism. That's why they are polluting the net with Adeleke will support Tinubu.

Dem never see anything. Na dem dey dictate for Adeleke.

banom:
Are you aware among all the current 36 states governors in Nigeria, and the fct, only three had first class in the university.

They are

Alex oti of Abia state ( first in economics, university of port Harcourt ).

Francis Nwifuru of Ebonyi state ( first class in law, Ebonyi state university )

Chukwuma soludo of Anambra state ( first class in economics, university of Nigeria, nsukka) .

Now here is the interesting part tribal haters and insecure people wouldn't want me to point out...all the three governors are all igbos.
In a country where some leaders of the nation and other parts of the country are rumored not to even have an O'level certificate, igbos are ruled by first class graduates. That's excellence.

Infact since 1999, only four governors in Nigeria had first class in the university, that is if you add Osunbor of Edo state to the list.

Omo I respect igbos. Hate them or not, envy them as much as you want, they are class above the rest tribes in Nigeria.

No wonder other Nigerians don't want them to go and have their own separate country, Biafra.

Different people with different strides. Everybody won't be or want the same. Some sections of the country prefer religious bigots as their leaders. Some prefer criminals, certificate forgers, age and family forgers as their leaders. Other prefer those who dash them free money as leaders. Some prefer men with integrity and well schooled men as leaders, unless the election is rigged to bring in criminals.

The section of the country from which these men come from prefer competent men and men with integrity, unless if it is rigged like in Abia during previous regimes. Check those whom this region support in elections.

All these persons were at Osun state. I read that APC thugs worked hard. I read that the APC also shared rice and money, yet some peeps tell us that Tinubu allowed Adeleke to win.

Clowns 🤡 🤡 🤡

press9jatv:
I never expected Senator Iyiola Omisore to put Osun State APC leaders and members under the bus. His actions have deeply disappointed many party members and supporters across the state.

Betraying the trust of the people and the party at a critical moment like this is unacceptable. Osun APC deserves loyalty, unity and commitment—not actions that undermine the collective struggle.

History will judge every decision made at this crucial time.

See the results of the four local government in Ife federal constituency below 👇🏻

#OsunDecides2026 #OsunAPC #APC #AMBO

So what would he have done? Right the elections or force the people to vote against their will? You wanted him to subvert the will of the people?

Reference:
Kai, MTN is terrible, terrible at my present location. With all the profits declared they should invest much more in tackling quality of service.

You never jam Glo. Glo is the worst. In some areas, the network deteriorated are years go by.

Gotocourt:
GLO with pride, MTN are bandits .

Bros, Glo is nonsense. In some areas, the network gets worse as years go by. Comparatovely, MTN is still the best network in Nigeria

Have you all observed that not one of those who support hamas l, Hezbollah, houthis, and iran is condemning this islamic preacher?

What does this tell you?

The same people who gaslight you to hate Israel for dealing with Islamic terrorists support all islamic terrorism preachers.

favor914:
U are no different from the Alhaji that u are purportedly criticizing.

Just softly more biased sophisticatedly in a different ecosystem.

See the islamic terrorists supporters here. Instead of you to attack the wicked man who spoke to destroy the country, you are here attacking another person.

opera1:
Remember Tinubu is from Osun state.
So Tinubu supported him indirectly in the jux concluded election. So, Adeleke will surely deliver Osun for Tinubu.
Watch and See.

How did Tinubu support Adeleke?

Satan is truly at work in the lives of these guys.

‘Everyone lives in fear’: Yemenis dread renewed war as Houthis launch attacks

[b]Yemeni citizens express anxieties over reliving cycles of displacement and violence of brutal civil conflict after rebel attacks on government areas upend 2022 truce[/b]

By AFP
Today, 5:14 am

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — Yemen’s years-long civil conflict killed tens of thousands of people, uprooted millions and drove the country to the brink of famine before a 2022 truce restored relative calm. Now, renewed hostilities between the Houthi rebels and the government have many fearing the return of all-out war.

Hodeida native Anwar, a father of two, recalls fleeing the advance of the Iran-backed Houthis, seeking refuge in the city of Mokha.

Last week, explosions startled him and his children as the rebels hit Mokha port, reviving fears of another cycle of displacement and violence.
“I do not want our lives to be haunted by constant panic caused by Houthi terror. Mokha used to be a safe city and a haven for many Yemenis,” he told AFP. “The hardest part is not fearing for my own safety, but fearing for my children and family,” he said.

Yemen, which has been embroiled in more than a decade of civil conflict, last month became the latest country to be dragged into the Middle East war as the Houthis upended the 2022 truce with the Saudi-backed government, ramping up attacks on areas it holds.

The government said it had retaliated after deadly attacks that hit military camps in the central Marib province and the Mokha port on the Red Sea, as well as residential areas in Marib home to displaced people.

Anwar’s three-year-old daughter was born after the truce and has “no idea what war is,” he said. When she heard explosions, she ran to her father and asked what was happening, he said, but he did not have the heart to tell her, saying they were fireworks for a wedding.

With the specter of war back, Najem Hammoud al-Wahbani, another Mokha resident, said that “everyone lives in fear.”
“Every day, Houthi missiles and drones fly overhead. We hear shelling in the distance, but we fear that, tomorrow, it could be right here.” ‘It could destroy everything’
Last month, the Houthi rebels welcomed an Iranian plane landing in the capital Sanaa, setting off a spate of tit-for-tat attacks.

They later announced a maritime blockade of the government’s backer Saudi Arabia — which led a coalition that heavily bombed the country throughout the war — hitting its tankers in the Red Sea and attacking government forces in Yemen.

Mohammed Ali, who was displaced from Hodeida province to al-Khokha, north of Mokha, was considering moving his family further east to Aden. If fighting reaches Khokha, where he runs a construction business, “it could destroy everything, including my future and my children’s future,” he said.

The Houthis have ramped up provocations of their Saudi foe since last month. Earlier this month, the rebels launched their deadliest attacks in years, killing 58 government troops, according to a military source, mainly in oil-rich Marib province.
Two civilians were killed in Houthi shelling on residential areas and displacement camps in Marib that same day.

‘Where would I flee?’
Marib is divided between the government and the Houthis and has become a flashpoint for attacks. It hosts 60 percent of all internally displaced people in Yemen, according to the International Organization for Migration.

Ali Munif, 46, has been living in a displacement camp on the outskirts of Marib city since his village was overrun by the rebels in 2021. “If war returns to Marib, where would I flee?” he asked.

A mother of one living near one of the military camps that were hit told AFP the strikes shook the windows and doors like a quake. “It brought back the fear, anxiety, and despair we experienced at the height of war,” she said, requesting anonymity for security concerns.

The experience shook the charity worker, who has had trouble sleeping since the attacks. “We now live with the constant thought that we could become a target at any moment,” she said.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.timesofisrael.com/everyone-lives-in-fear-yemenis-dread-renewed-war-as-houthis-launch-attacks/amp/

Cromagnon:
You cannot silence a dead rat so how will you silence me

Sorry dead rat. Na you call yourself dead rat oooo

wiseone28:
lies

You dey mind these islamic terror supporters. Dem wan make I hate israel that deals with terrorists, and love islamic terrorists who have made Nigeria a living hell/nightmare

Beey:
Am a Christian and anti-terrorist, but I must say that IDF must stop this madness of killing children. Bebe needs to call his people to order. I love that he is a man of his word and doesn’t joke with terrorists. However, the attacks against civilians & children need to stop! IDF can do better.

So when terrorists use children and women as human shields, what do you want Israel to do?

Israel has repeatedly warned that any and every facility from where terrorists attack them or house terrorists WILL BE DESTROYED.

ngeneukwuewuGOAT:
Iran make una put body na. Shebi una say if Israel attack southern Lebanon una go retaliate. Terrorists IRGC

You make me laugh bros.

So if you be iran, you go put body?

Dey play

As mad as Iran is, dem know where their madness ends.

Cromagnon:
Which politician had made your life comfortable?
Are you happy when there is fuel scarcity or no dollar?

Bros abeg go and rest. I no dey in the mood to silence you this morning.

Tinubu actually save Adeleke ass in Osun state or else it would be total slaughter in Osun by APC, imagine if Tinubu didn't lift that EFCC account freeze where would Adeleke get the money to be buying votes at 20k each per vote? How much can his brother loan him ?


So what would Tinubu had done? Tell us what Tinubu would have done?


Didn't we read that APC shared N30k?

lexylaw09:
See things for yourself

Do the $20bn Sanusi spoke about was part of the subsidy?


Sanusi moved from $50bn, to $12bn, and then to $20bn.

Pricewaterhouse Coopers said only $1.48bn was not accounted for. Jonathan at least called for an independent forensic audit.

Recent Parliamentary Inquiries (2017–2023 Accounts): The Senate Public Accounts Committee raised queries over roughly ₦210 trillion in gross financial and operational figures (including accrued expenses and receivables) in audited statements, which lawmakers and investigators scrutinized as potential gaps, while NNPC representatives pointed to complex joint-venture cash-call allocations and active operational spending.
What has been done about the above N210 trillion?

Tinubu removed subsidy, but it is in the public domain that he paid ₦8.67 trillion to ₦11.9+ trillion in under recovery. What is under recovery?

So what's your point?

benuejosh:
Pure lies. Anything to paint APC black and evil. No video evidence.

Paint APC black and evil? Please, tell us the white and good of APC. What good has the APC brought or done for Nigerians compared with the PDP?