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Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran Closes The Strait Of Hormuz Again by Horus(m): 6:29pm On Apr 18

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4RrKE1whMVY

Iran says its closing Strait of Hormuz again

Iran has announced it is closing the Strait of Hormuz again less than 24 hours after declaring the waterway open.
It says the United States must lift its blockade of Iranian ports before marine traffic can flow freely.
The tension has placed a chokehold on the global economy, heavily restricting the movement of energy supplies worldwide.

Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran Declares Strait Of Hormuz Open, But Trump Says US Blockade Still Active by Horus(m): 6:19pm On Apr 18*

Old News. Today Iran has announced the re-closure of the Strait of Hormuz

Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran Closes The Strait Of Hormuz Again by Horus(m): 6:15pm On Apr 18

udemzyudex:
You should be ban for spreading false information.

It's not false information. Do your own research and find out that Iran has announced the re-closure of the Strait of Hormuz

Foreign Affairs › Re: Trump Talks Too Much, Says Iranian Minister, Saeed Khatibzadeh by Horus(m): 5:56pm On Apr 18

wink2015:
IRANIAN MINISTERS LEARN TO WEAR TIE ON YOUR SUIT.

IT IS OLD SCHOOL TO KEEP A TIE-LESS SUIT.

MAKE UNA LEARN TO WEAR TIE !

TIE IS SO CHEAP !

Don't you notice on the picture that the Iranian Minister wear a shirt with no collar? Technically, there’s nowhere for the tie to sit without a collar. The Iranian shirt with no collar is most commonly known as a band collar or mandarin collar shirt, frequently referred to in a diplomatic context as "the diplomat" or "Yagheh Akhundi" . The Iranians minister simply follows his own culture, so why do you want him to wear a tie?

Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran Closes The Strait Of Hormuz Again by Horus(m): 5:43pm On Apr 18

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4C0wAniqUDQ

Two Indian Tankers Carrying Oil Attacked By Iran Navy In Strait Of Hormuz

Politics › Re: World Bank Is Pressuring Nigeria To Stop Dangote From Selling Cheap Oil by Horus(op): 12:12pm On Apr 18

Macphenson:
And our foolish leaders will yield to this madness?

The World Bank can and does apply significant pressure only to weak leaders

Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran’s Closes Strait Of Hormuz Again After US Refused To Remove Their Blockade by Horus(m): 11:33am On Apr 18

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BRGfl75Toi0

Iran's Military Says It Has Closed Hormuz Strait Again

Iran’s central military command has announced it is reimposing "strict management" and control over the Strait of Hormuz
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Foreign Affairs › Re: Our Ancestors Knew What To Do To US Enemies; Beat Them & Beat Them Good - Trump by Horus(m): 11:28am On Apr 18

mayor1814:
The Nigerian oil u are concerned about, how many benefits have u personally benefited from it? Or how have d millions of masses in Nigeria benefited from it?

Poverty is high in Nigeria despite the oil.

And you believe that Trump will come to "Save Nigerians" and distribute oil revenues directly to the Nigerian population? Look what Americans did to oil rich countries: Venezuela, Iraq, Libya. Did Americans distributed oil revenues directly to the population of those countries or did they stole their oil?. Trump is the worst Armed Oil Rober on the planet

Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran Threaten To Halt Red Sea Traffic In Response To US Blockade Of Iran's Ports by Horus(m): 10:52am On Apr 18

ekineme:
Iran that is already begging, and have even accepted that US should come and evacuate the enriched uranium they spent years to build.

That is a Lie. Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesperson, Esmail Baghaei, stated that transferring enriched uranium abroad was "never an option" and that the uranium will not be moved "anywhere" because the Iranians maintain they have made no such agreement

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Politics › Re: Are Nigerian Politicians Serving The Country Or Serving Themselves? (photo) by Horus(m): 10:46am On Apr 18

KendoXR:
I just de wonder, If political offices in Nigeria didn’t come with big benefits, allowances, and influence, how many people would still fight to get there?. Sometimes it feels like politics has become more about personal gain than actual service.

So I’m wondering if we made everything more transparent and reduced the financial incentives, would we start seeing different kinds of leaders?
Or is the problem deeper than that?

Reducing salaries for all Political offices will ensure individuals enter politics for the "right reasons", service, selflessness, addressing injustice and poverty rather than financial advancement.

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran Threaten To Halt Red Sea Traffic In Response To US Blockade Of Iran's Ports by Horus(m): 10:30am On Apr 18

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FW94WmaNq6Y&t=13s

Donald Trump panicking as Iran prepares to shut down the Red Sea

Politics › World Bank Is Pressuring Nigeria To Stop Dangote From Selling Cheap Oil by Horus(op): 10:18am On Apr 18

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sjQYtyezK3w

World Bank Is Pressuring Nigeria To Stop Dangote From Selling Cheap Oil

Is the West jealous of cheap oil from Dangote?

Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran Threaten To Halt Red Sea Traffic In Response To US Blockade Of Iran's Ports by Horus(m): 8:27am On Apr 18

fijiano202:
The Speaker of the Iranian Shura Council:

The US President made seven claims in one hour, and all of these seven claims were false.

With these lies, they did not achieve victory in the war, and they certainly won't reach a result in the negotiations either.

With the continuation of the blockade, the Strait of Hormuz will not remain open.

Soon US tax payers will turn against Trump. The following estimates reflect the costs of keeping naval and air assets active to enforce the blockade as of April 2026:

Naval Operations: Roughly $300 million per day in additional costs, supporting a surge that includes two aircraft carriers and 14 destroyers.

Air Operations: Approximately $600 million per day for continuous sorties, including stealth and non-stealth fighters.

Total Operation Expenditure: Between $891 million and $1.5 billion per day

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Our Ancestors Knew What To Do To US Enemies; Beat Them & Beat Them Good - Trump by Horus(m): 8:18am On Apr 18

Trump is an hypocrite. America was founded on the genocide of native Amerindians and the enslavement of Africans. Trump depicted the Obamas as chimpanzees and called Nigeria a shithole country, yet you have some Nigerians who worship him. After Iran he will certainly come to steal Nigerian Oil. You have been Warned

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Ghana: Bad Boy Arrested For Stealing A Ghanaian Police Armored Vehicle by Horus(m): 10:43pm On Apr 17

Who attempt such high-risk, "suicidal" crimes in broad daylight?

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Strait Of Hormuz: Iran Suffers $1.7 Billion Loss In Few Days Of US Blockade by Horus(m): 1:08pm On Apr 17

Cunha247:
This is pure propaganda

You are 100% right, this is pure American Propaganda. The truth is that the insurers refuse to cover the costs for boats belonging to "unfriendly" nations because they will have to spend too much because of the risks. Some insurers even cancelled all contracts for vessels belonging to particular nations who are not friends with Iran. The result is that boats from "unfriendly nations" are crippled by the unaffordable high costs of the insurance that they can no longer afford to pay. The insurers do not want to lose money and they know that your vessels will be more at risk if you are not,"friend" with Iran so the insurers will categorically refuse to insure your vessels to avoid financial losts.

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Foreign Affairs › Re: US Sets To Resume Negotiation With Iran by Horus(m): 11:56am On Apr 17*

Gerhards:
20 years proposal and opening the straight of hormuz with any no tolls is the trophy. Kiss the truth

The truth is that at the end of the meeting in Islamabad the Outcome was that Iran rejected this 20-years proposal. As a result insurers refuse to cover the costs for boats belonging to "unfriendly" nations because they will have to spend too much because of the risks. Some insurers even cancelled all contracts for vessels belonging to particular nations who are not friends with Iran. The result is that boats from "unfriendly nations" are blocked by the unaffordable high costs of the insurance that they can no longer afford to pay. Please do your own research to find out instead of giving us your biased half truth

Foreign Affairs › Re: Food Given To U.S Soldiers On Warships Near Iran (Graphic Photos) by Horus(m): 11:27am On Apr 17

Photographs published by USA Today show meager meals of "mystery meat" and single tortillas aboard the USS Tripoli and USS Abraham Lincoln. With military mail suspended and fresh supplies dwindling, morale is hitting rock bottom. Families are spending thousands on care packages that remain stranded in transit hubs due to regional airspace closures.

While President Trump focuses on the "Art of the Deal" in Islamabad, his "Finest in the World" are reportedly hungry and cut off from home. Veteran families are speaking out, reminding Washington that in 2026, the blockade is just squeezing the U.S. Navy.

Foreign Affairs › Re: Syria Takes Control Of All Bases Where US Forces Were Deployed by Horus(m): 11:06pm On Apr 16

The US hide some Facts about the real reasons of the withdrawal. Principality Avoidance of Attacks. U.S. troops reportedly exited Syria via Jordan to avoid repetitive strikes from heavily armed Iran-backed militias in Iraq. They had no choice, they have to start the withdrawal process. The timing of the withdrawal is no coincidence. The withdrawal started just after heavy attacks from these militias

Foreign Affairs › Re: US Sending 10,000 More Troops To Middle East Despite Iran Ceasefire by Horus(m): 10:48pm On Apr 16

This war with Iran will be similar to the one with Afghanistan. During the Afghanistan war the Taliban had only Assault Rifles, AK-47 and used also improvised small road side bombs, yet in 20 years of war the US could NOT defeat the Taliban. The US spend 3 Trillion Dollars for nothing, and today the Taliban is still in power.

Foreign Affairs › Re: US Sending 10,000 More Troops To Middle East Despite Iran Ceasefire by Horus(m): 3:40pm On Apr 16

Arrowhead71:
You forgot few of America solders entered Iran recently and exit with the pilot without any casualties
Possibly US soldiers will die ...but they will take over Iran if they so wish and mind you there are Iranians waiting to assist America inside Iran

That is what the US claim, but the reality is that Iran can now monitor U.S. military assets with significantly higher accuracy after acquiring the TEE-01B, a Chinese-built surveillance satellite. It is a massive leap for Iran and the Chinese satellite Data pictures are so accurate that they can detect that something roughly the size of a human is there. With this kind of high-definition imagery and accuracy, the 10.000 US soldiers will be highly vulnerable to attack and will lacks the means to hide effectively.

Foreign Affairs › Re: US Sending 10,000 More Troops To Middle East Despite Iran Ceasefire by Horus(m): 12:46pm On Apr 16

Bwanasaraw:
Even if the current war ends, the United States will have a permanent military base on the Strait of hormuz.

It's an opportunity they have been waiting for for decades and they will grab it will full hands now that it has present itself.

They will have a permanent US Cemetery on the Strait of Hormuz

Foreign Affairs › Re: US Sending 10,000 More Troops To Middle East Despite Iran Ceasefire by Horus(m): 12:36pm On Apr 16

They will need 10,000 Coffins

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Julius Malema Sentenced To Five Years Imprisonment For Firing A Gun In Public by Horus(m): 12:12pm On Apr 16

iwaeda:
ANC wants to keep him in the cooler for next election.

I think that the "Plot" come from the Democratic Alliance, a White South African political party.

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Julius Malema Sentenced To Five Years Imprisonment For Firing A Gun In Public by Horus(m): 12:02pm On Apr 16

Malema’s legal team filed for leave to appeal both the conviction and the sentence within minutes of the ruling.

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Foreign Affairs › Polish MP Compares Israel To Nazis And Shows Swastika On Israeli Flag by Horus(op): 11:51am On Apr 16

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vNbjtZ7LOLA

Polish MP Compares Israel to Nazis And Shows Swastika on Israeli Flag

Polish lawmaker Konrad Berkowicz triggered a furious reaction in the Polish parliament on Tuesday after holding up a paper Israeli flag bearing a Nazi swastika during a parliamentary session in Warsaw, declaring that Israel is the new Third Reich and that its flag should look exactly like that. Berkowicz, a member of the nationalist Konfederacja opposition party, made the remarks in the context of the ongoing US-Israeli war on Iran and continued Israeli operations in Lebanon and Gaza, arguing that Israel's military actions in the Middle East are being felt by ordinary Polish citizens through surging fuel prices while children in the region die in vastly greater numbers than during the entire war in Ukraine.

Foreign Affairs › Re: UK Prime Minister Says He Will Not Yield To Trump by Horus(m): 10:36pm On Apr 15

mhmsadyq:
Reminder:

America remains the only country in the world to have used the nuclear weapon on another country.

America is a worst terrorist state.

The United Terrorists of America

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran Should Give Up Its Enriched Uranium by Horus(m): 10:29pm On Apr 15

Trump? ,is that you on Nairaland using the Nickname of MrPresident1 ?. Please Moderator can you ban Trump?. He is losing the war against Iran, so now he comes to make his Propaganda here. grin

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Report: Iran Secretly Bought Chinese Surveillance Satellite Before War by Horus(m): 4:12pm On Apr 15

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_0etZjAqQP0

Iran ‘Secretly’ Bought Chinese Spy Satellite To Strike US Bases In Gulf

Foreign Affairs › Re: Trump Hints Iran Talks Could Resume This Week As US Maritime Blockade Continues by Horus(m): 10:38am On Apr 15

Trump has suggested talks aimed at ending the war in Iran could resume this week, after negotiations collapsed at the weekend, but he failed to see that Iran is Not interested in talks or negotiating. Is he talking to himself again?. He seem to be begging to have negotiations but the Iranians are ignoring him

Foreign Affairs › Re: The Fake Jews by Horus(m): 12:40am On Apr 15*

Elusive001:
So what happened to your so-called original Jews or israel? Where are they now?

The original have been chased away and scattered in different parts of Africa and the rest of the world and many have been killed by invaders. One day I even saw an old documentary showing thousands black people living in 1930 in Jerusalem. Today they are no longer there

Foreign Affairs › Re: The Fake Jews by Horus(m): 12:28am On Apr 15*

Beautifulday:
Israel as a nation has never been Christian and they can never be Christians. The day the become Christians, they cease to be Israel. So stop being emotional and gaslighting people.

You said Ethiopia has the oldest Bible?

They don't have the oldest history book of Ethiopia but it's the history book of Israel they have.

When a brainwashed wannabe intellectual suddenly looses his mind.

The bible is the history book of the Israel nation. It is not a research book. Anyone who claim to have it who is not a Jew is a liar.

What is history by the way?

A story of events told over years documented together.

Everyone has written Israel history. Everyone want to write Israel history but their own.

The big question is

WHY?

There is nothing like modern Israel. This is like saying modern Yoruba or Igbo or Fulani. Does that make sense to you?

What make Israel or any ethnic group what they are is the culture and tradition.

Israel is an ethnic group that has a nation of it's own.

Just imagine that the Igbos or the Yoruba has their own nation and stick to their culture and tradition completely. That is what it is.

Your problem is that you just reply without even reading entirely what I am posting. You are not even doing an effort to read with accuracy. You are telling me that there is no such a thing as the modern Israel. I never said the modern Israel, I said the modern State of Israel (Created in 1948), Not the Biblical Israel. I even posted in a previous post the definitions from the encyclopedia that show you the differences between the two, yet you are still making the same mistake again and again because you simply don't care and refuse to use the dictionary. I have to say it again, 99% of Africans are thinking that Israel (Biblical) and "The State of Israel" (Creation of 1948) are the same when it's Not. Ask yourself the following question: Why would they create a State in 1948 if it was the same state that was there already?. This detail should create curiosity in you to force you to do some researchs but you don't. You can't even see the difference between Israeli and Israelite even when I showed it to you in a previous post. Don't you realise that it's two different words with two different definitions in the Dictionary describing two different people?. No you don't because you believe that the two words mean the same people so you don't bother to look at the Definition in the Dictionary.The rest of your message is just emotional rambling with no accuracy at all. You are confusing and mixing everything at the same time. I cannot help someone who is not interested in searching, reading and learning. I can't help people who refuse to help themselves. The paleman had really destroyed the mind of Africans with religious brainwashing.

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