In what has been described as a shot in a million, a British marksman in Iraq killed three senior ISIS terrorists with one shot from a range of 1800m as they were preparing to fire shots into a crowd of women and children. According to a source who spoke with The Daily Star Online, a SAS squad was tracking the IS members when dozens of women and children tried to flee from the extremists.When the terrorists ordered the civilians to stop and pointed a machine gun at the crowdfrom a second-storey window, the SAS team decided they had no choice but to open fire and save the fleeing group.The marksman saved the day with his wonder shot taken from a rifle fitted with a suppressor to reduce noise.The bullet first struck the man holding the machine gun in the head then hit a second terrorist in the chest. It passed through his body, ricocheted off a wall and hit a third man - who was in the same room - in the neck. The source said the 'shot was one in a million' and added that he didn't believe it was planned. 'Alongside the sniper was an SAS spotter, who was watching the target through binoculars,' he said. 'The whole incident was over in a flash.' The third man lasted for about 30 seconds before dying, while the others were killed instantly.'No one could quite believe what had happened,' the source added. The SAS team entered the house following the shooting and confirmed that the three men were dead.They took fingerprints and photos of the scene and left by helicopter. The incident took place in November last year but has only just come to light.


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petrov10:
you gods fulaini have attacked evry geopolitical zone. Even fayoshe had to outlaw cattle grazing.

It's not just the south east

BTW I didn't see pics of the idp in you long crappy post. slowpoke where are the pics

at least fayose took drastic action but instead ur governor was crying like a biitch Nd he went to abuja to bow to a fulani man' buhari'.since fulani herdsmen attack ekiti once nd fayoose tavkle them they didn't show face while they keep killing u osu people every day

petrov10:
show me evidence of enugu idp.


Enugu gov is better than Rauf and ajimobi combined . Clown

show me picture of evidence of an idp camp in osun or oyo

Nimbo(also Ukpabi-Nimbo) is a border towninUzo-Uwaniarea ofEnugu State,Nigeria, where seven villages- Ekwuru, Nimbo-Ngwoko, Ugwuijoro, Ebor, Enugu-Nimbo, Umuome and Ugwuachara were invaded, and scores massacred by over 500 armed Fulani herdsmen, rated the fourth deadliest terror group in the world,[1]in the early hoursof April 25, 2016.[2][3][4][5][6][7][1]Uzo Uwani has boundaries with the Southern States ofEbonyiandAnambra, and Central States ofBenueandKogi, where these attacks have increased lately.[8][9]AttackThe herdsmen, who reportedly were bent on occupying a portion of the farming community's land for cattle grazing plotted attack, and went on to notify the natives about their invasion on April 23, 2016.[10]The intelligence was promptly reported to security agencies who met accordingly. However, at about 5.15 am on April 25, 2016, the armed herdsmen numbering over 500 struck killing 40 people.[10]The following day, April 26, 2016, six more bodies were recovered and 14 victims were lying criticallyill at Royal Cross Hospital,Nsukka,NsukkaDistrict General Hospital and Bishop Shanahan Hospital,Nsukka.[2][10]During the raid, aRoman Catholicchurch, Christ Holy Catholic Church, Odozi-Obodo, atOnu-Eke and 11 houses were burnt by the marauders.[11]As a result of the insecurity, displaced natives fled to neighboring communities of Nkpologu and Uvuru, (Uvuru-agada) even as indigenes of those communities also fled toNsukkain fear of further attacks.[4]Invasion of Ukpabi-Nimbo community, known as "Enugu Massacre",[12][13]by roaming Fulani herdsmen followedsimilar massacre of hundreds of nativesin another farming community,Agatu,Benue Stateby the same herdsmen,[14]just a little over a month.[15][16]There was invasion of neighbouring Abbi, anotherUzo Uwanicommunity, where a brother and sister-Fidelis and Mercy Okeja were reportedly killed on the spot earlier in February 2016. 19 persons were declared missing whilst seven houses and motocycles were raised down. It was reported the invasion was carried out by 30 masked Fulani herdsmen.[7][17]Compromised SecurityAccording toEnugu Stategovernor,Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi, the terrorism at Nimbo may have happened due to inability of security agencies to successfully act on the counter intelligence report about herdsmen groupingat neighbouring Odolu inKogi Statein preparation for attack.[7][18]Igbo social cultural organisation,Ohanaeze Ndigbowhilst expressing disappointment at the seemingly security lapses which led to the terror attack and likelihood of another attack, asked the government to carry out thorough investigation to bring those responsible to justice and forestall further occurrences.[19]The body also said “Imeobiviews with grave concern and unequivocally,condemns the recent slaughter by Fulani herdsmen of our defenceless kith and kin in Nimbo, Uzo-Uwani Local Government Area of Enugu State.”[19]

The past two weeks have placed the African continent on the world map for the wrong reasons. Ex- Gambian President Yahya Jammeh held on to power forcing the newly elected Adama Barrow to be sworn in at the Gambian embassy in Senegal.He has been in power for more than 22 years,but other current African leaders have ruled longer. Below is a list of Seven other African leaders who have led for more than 30 years...

Robert Mugabe (Zimbabwe) -- 36 yearsAge:92In power since: April 1980, when his country gained independence after he coordinated a guerrilla war against white colonial rulers. He first was prime minister, then took the presidency in 1987 -- elected by the nationalassembly -- when a new constitution created the office to replace the prime minister's office.Current election rules: Five-year terms, no term limits. He has claimed victory in popular votes -- sometimes highly controversially -- in 1990, 1996, 2002, 2008, and 2013. He is the last living African leader who's been in power continuously since his country's independence.

King Mswati III (Swaziland) -- 30 yearsAge:48In power since: April 1986, upon turning 18, nearly four years after the death of his father, the previous king.No popular election for the king: Swaziland is Africa's last remaining absolute monarchy,which is hereditary. The country has an elected Parliament, and Mswati chooses a prime minster from among the elected members.

Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo (Equatorial Guinea) -- 37 yearsAge:74In power since: August 3, 1979, when he toppled his uncle in a military coup.Current election rules: The president is elected in a majority popular vote for seven-year terms. This leader last claimed victory in an April 2016 election, reportedly with 93.7% of the vote. Opposition members and human rights groups have questioned the elections' fairness.

Denis Sassou-Nguesso (Republic of Congo) -- 33 years, nonconsecutiveAge:73In power since: It's complicated. He first waspresident from 1979 to 1992, when he was defeated in an election. He returned to powerin 1997 during a civil war, eventually standing for and winning a presidential election in 2002.Current election rules: Majority popular vote.Up to three five-year terms, though a 2015 constitutional referendum allowed Sassou-Nguesso to forgo the limits, according to Freedom House, a US nonprofit that promotes democracy. The last election was in March 2016.

Jose Eduardo dos Santos (Angola) -- 37 yearsAge:74In power since: September 1979, when he was elected the ruling party's leader upon the previous president's death.Current election rules: Under terms of a constitution approved in 2010, the leader of the party that wins a popular parliamentary vote is president for five years. Dos Santos' party won elections in 2012, so under the new rules, he started the first of a possible two terms. The election was Angola's third since it gained independence from Portugal in 1975, as it was often wracked by civil war.

Yoweri Museveni (Uganda) -- 31 yearsAge:72In power since: January 1986, when Museveni, a guerrilla leader and former defense minister, ousted a military regime.Current election rules: Majority popular vote for five-year terms, with no term limits. Museveni held the presidency for 10 years before he was chosen in the country's first direct presidential election in 1996. After his re-election in 2001, Parliament removed presidential term limits in 2005. He was elected for a fifth term in February 2016.

Paul Biya (Cameroon) -- 34 yearsAge:83In power since: November 1982, when the then-prime minister succeeded a president who resigned.Current election rules: Majority popular vote for seven-year terms. Last elected in October2012.
No term limits.Additional Information from: CNN

https://illuminaija.com/2017/01/23/as-yahya-jammeh-finally-stepped-down-heres-a-list-of-africas-current-longest-serving-leaders/

petrov10:
fulain ahaausa and ijaw they butcher una. Deal with that

tell them in enugu Idp Nd tell that una crying governor

The past two weeks have placed the African continent on the world map for the wrong reasons. Ex- Gambian President Yahya Jammeh held on to power forcing the newly elected Adama Barrow to be sworn in at the Gambian embassy in Senegal.He has been in power for more than 22 years,but other current African leaders have ruled longer. Below is a list of Seven other African leaders who have led for more than 30 years...

Robert Mugabe (Zimbabwe) -- 36 yearsAge:92In power since: April 1980, when his country gained independence after he coordinated a guerrilla war against white colonial rulers. He first was prime minister, then took the presidency in 1987 -- elected by the nationalassembly -- when a new constitution created the office to replace the prime minister's office.Current election rules: Five-year terms, no term limits. He has claimed victory in popular votes -- sometimes highly controversially -- in 1990, 1996, 2002, 2008, and 2013. He is the last living African leader who's been in power continuously since his country's independence.

King Mswati III (Swaziland) -- 30 yearsAge:48In power since: April 1986, upon turning 18, nearly four years after the death of his father, the previous king.No popular election for the king: Swaziland is Africa's last remaining absolute monarchy,which is hereditary. The country has an elected Parliament, and Mswati chooses a prime minster from among the elected members.

Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo (Equatorial Guinea) -- 37 yearsAge:74In power since: August 3, 1979, when he toppled his uncle in a military coup.Current election rules: The president is elected in a majority popular vote for seven-year terms. This leader last claimed victory in an April 2016 election, reportedly with 93.7% of the vote. Opposition members and human rights groups have questioned the elections' fairness.

Denis Sassou-Nguesso (Republic of Congo) -- 33 years, nonconsecutiveAge:73In power since: It's complicated. He first waspresident from 1979 to 1992, when he was defeated in an election. He returned to powerin 1997 during a civil war, eventually standing for and winning a presidential election in 2002.Current election rules: Majority popular vote.Up to three five-year terms, though a 2015 constitutional referendum allowed Sassou-Nguesso to forgo the limits, according to Freedom House, a US nonprofit that promotes democracy. The last election was in March 2016.

Jose Eduardo dos Santos (Angola) -- 37 yearsAge:74In power since: September 1979, when he was elected the ruling party's leader upon the previous president's death.Current election rules: Under terms of a constitution approved in 2010, the leader of the party that wins a popular parliamentary vote is president for five years. Dos Santos' party won elections in 2012, so under the new rules, he started the first of a possible two terms. The election was Angola's third since it gained independence from Portugal in 1975, as it was often wracked by civil war.

Yoweri Museveni (Uganda) -- 31 yearsAge:72In power since: January 1986, when Museveni, a guerrilla leader and former defense minister, ousted a military regime.Current election rules: Majority popular vote for five-year terms, with no term limits. Museveni held the presidency for 10 years before he was chosen in the country's first direct presidential election in 1996. After his re-election in 2001, Parliament removed presidential term limits in 2005. He was elected for a fifth term in February 2016.

Paul Biya (Cameroon) -- 34 yearsAge:83In power since: November 1982, when the then-prime minister succeeded a president who resigned.Current election rules: Majority popular vote for seven-year terms. Last elected in October2012.
No term limits.Additional Information from: CNN


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petrov10:
not just the fulainis. The ijaws slaughtered more than 20 landlords in ikorodu and nothing happened


Typical afonja na mouth una dey

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Same way 3million Igbo were wasted in 1967 to 1970 nd fulani herdsmen kill nd rape u people in enugu.didn't you see the news of enugu women protesting bout fulani herdsmen raping them

petrov10:
tell that to youself when you're don asslick gambaris

The also pass the info to thefollowing afonja slaves in kwara under fulani occupation

hahaha why not go nd save ur sisters nd mothers getting raped by gambari huge dixkks in enugu idp

petrov10:
see this smelly afonja man .

I'm sure you havnt even eaten and yourehere online takings pills for igbo matter

Afonja get a struggle

tell that to ur blothers in enugu idp camp or those who came from s.yeast to s.west as refugee

Brooklynsouth:
on the day of the monkey's all brsnches become slippery and monkey sabi jump na when tree near be warned stay off nnamdi KANU

osu are u threatening me

.......,,,,,,,,,,

petrov10:
you god burutai only defeated bokoharam on the pages of papers


Boko haram is still killing people in d N.E

your God nnamdi kanu is inside the zoo cage getting raped by gambarii.go nd stitch is leaking ass

I love this news,it's time south kaduna people take there destiny into there own hand nd defend themselves.they should not be cowards like our blothers from enugu Idp camp

rest in pieces to the fulani herdsmen

Stingman:



...but in your craze, you forgot guerrilla tactics... Why is your Burutai not using the Boko people as shooting practice...? and you think you can compare the intelligence of Boko with that of IPOB..? The best for you will be to pray for peaceful resolution of the issues, raised by the agitators...That's what a serious country and its leaders should be doing right now...

all this chest beating will not save u from burutai

Go ahead now u ipob can carry gun,I trust burutai to use u guys for shooting practice.
all I owe u ipob yoot is just 3word which is' RIP'

Nigeria is a zoo nd nnamdi kanu Nd his zombie must die in the zoo cage.
thunder fire biadrug

if this is true am so happy with this news,kill the bloody fulani herdsmen nd stop sitting back nd crying like some folks from enugu idp

if this news is true kudos to ambode,for Lagos to develop we av to destroy nd rebuild.
ambode can go ahead to demolish every shop in ladipo Nd alaba market self osu people with compressed Igbo must know there place in Lagos.they av no right in Lagos if they are desperate for right they can go back to there cursed region

all this osu people nd attachee by force,I thought by now trump would av sent nukes to destroy the zoo.they claim to be Ugandans nd Jew.
trump doesn't give a Bleep bout ur black ass

see them calling the op afonja,u will never see them accuse aboki cause they are afraid of the gambari people

I hope y''ll get biadrug though

sarrki:
I trust jagaban he will nominate the best hand

God bless asiwaju

God bless Muhammadu Buhari

God bless Nigeria

Let me make this clear. The move if true,is not meant to pacify Tinubu.It is rather meant to alienate him from his loyalists. See why.This move puts tinubu in a dilemma. It's like the proverbial "punish a child with one hand and draw him close with the other".If he truly wanted the friendship with tinubu, that other better portfolio would have been reserved for his (tinubu) loyalists instead. And this whole thing wouldn't have been made public.And moreover, if he wanted the friendship of tinubu, he would have allowed him to choose the people himself, instead of singling them out by name and dangling juicy positions to salivate his core loyalists, who, if tinubu wishes to reject the humiliating offer, will eventually tag tinubu as enemy of progress and defect to Buharis camp. I'm very sure that those people being wooed are ones who, if they leave tinubucamp, tinubu will then be crushed to pieces.Buhari just engaged tinubu in an ego war, and it's more likely that he will win whatever the outcome is.If he accepts the offer, he has accepted Buharis political superiority over him.If he rejects it, his loyalists may defect inorder to get the juicy positions.If he and his loyalists reject it, they'll be seen as sadist who don't want peace.I guess the only option is for tinubu to plan with his loyalists in such a way thathe, tinubu, is going to be urging them publicly to accept the offer, while they the loyalists will be rejecting the offer publicly in solidarity with tinubu. But thisrequires staunch loyalty, which I doubt many politicians have.

I wish jagaban the best

sarrki:
Please fix it before new year

There is enough to go round for now

Better still use another plant.

Merry Christmas to the wailing wailers

merry Xmas to king of zombies.

mah nigga,How Xmas for ur side

sarrki:
Please fix it before new year

There is enough to go round for now

Better still use another plant.

Merry Christmas to the wailing wailers

merry Xmas to king of zombies.

mah nigga

sarrki:


Guy calm down

You use all sort of language up there

"to me indirectly u nd ur likes are not different from fayemi nd fashola in the name of being sophisticated"

So tell me where i supported any politician above tinubu ?
Definitely the language will change in 2019 .
Look at most of my comments before the ondo election.
You will understand better.

Which i said NO to invasion

Please even if we are not on the same page on a topic
Lets learn to be cool .

aiit feel you.seriously we Yoruba need to stop defending this apc than the north,to them it's all about tribe nd not party or candidate.tinubu is the real progressive not some buhari who surround himself with daura nd kayse Or wetin be d thief name.
do you know some stupid Yoruba are supporting buhari nd his cabal against tinubu all In the name of being liberal (being liberal doesn't work in Nigeria u will only end up losing)
as much as I don't fancy tinubu much I'll rather av him control s.west than some stupid Fulani stooge.

sarrki:



Please dont come and preach morality here

Coz you lack the moral ground to do such

We know your likes always showing i too know and righteous.

You sold a dummy to us in 2011 didnt we buy it ?

We as OMOLUABIS as we are fondly known chose to pitch our tent somewhere else you are making noise

Your type are clouded by tribalism and religion

Your hate for tinubu is so glaring

you have your way in ondo to show you that by your words we know you.

wtf is this nigger saying,what makes u think I vote gej in
2015

What makes u think I support the bullshit that happened in ondo.

I wanted oke Or eyitayo to win I even created a thread why we should rally around tinubu but it was fellow Yoruba who were insulting me.

I use to respect u but you are very dumb

sarrki:


I have patient for ordinary wailer

I also have for a mild wailer

One thing for sure is i dont have patient for a confused wailer

the guy u quote is a fulani zombie nd not a wailed,am a Yoruba nd it's u nd ur likes that carry apc Or buhari matter for head unlike the north.if apc field a Yoruba or igbo candidate today the north would support pdp if it fields a northerners candidate.tinubu got served through fayemi,fashola nd co nd ur fellow northern zombie are poking at ur Yoruba political god,smell the coffee bro the north don't give a fuckkk bout party but only themselves

to me indirectly u nd ur likes are not different from fayemi nd fashola in the name of being sophisticated

sarrki:


I have patient for ordinary wailer

I also have for a mild wailer

One thing for sure is i dont have patient for a confused wailer

the guy u quote is a fulani zombie nd not a wailed,am a Yoruba nd it's u nd ur likes that carry apc Or buhari matter for head unlike the north.if apc field a Yoruba or igbo candidate today the north would support pdp if it fields a northerners candidate.tinubu got served through fayemi,fashola nd co nd ur fellow northern zombie are poking at ur Yoruba political god,smell the coffee bro the north don't give a fuckkk bout party but only themselves

DropShot:

What I have to say is that you have the right to continue to wail endlessly.

at least today u ran out of excuse to defend the Daura President

and some people still call buhari Mr.integrity.
integrity my ass,even the legislooters av more integrity than the daura dunce.



sarrki,madridguy,dropshot,seunsmg What do u av to say bout this

apc zombies gonna ignore this like plague.
this guy's make it seem like apc is perfect nd they keep defending all there mediocre.
if we don't criticize apc now they would think they are doing the right thing nd would end up worse than pdp.

I expect sarrki,seumsmg,Dropshot,modath nd co to come give excuse as usual.
and madridguy would only type ok.
it's cause of folks like this I want apc to win second term so they can see that apc is evil nd would end up worst than pdp(I'll probably leave this country next year so I don't Give a Bleep bout Nigeria failure)

Dexcmd:

How would Man city and Arsenal lose when they playing against each other?

I'm not Understanding

BTW, the Haters have arrived.

No mind me,man shity must lose

haters gon hate but we winning this match 3-0 today.

I hope Looserpool,man shity nd ass-nal lose tomorrow.

up red devil