Politics › Re: Again, Dangote Refinery Hikes Petrol Price To ₦1,175 by IMEI: 4:29pm On Mar 09 |
Just continue blessing israel, God will bless you with the money to buy fuel
No worries |
Foreign Affairs › Re: More Explosions Heard In Dubai, Doha And Manama by IMEI: 8:28pm On Mar 01 |
malcom1X: Islam wasn't the religion of Iranians 47 years ago..
Think about that.. Educate me What was their religion? |
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by IMEI: 12:04am On Mar 01 |
raumdeuter: October 7
A day the Middle East will never forget
Haniyeh Sinwar Nasrallah Khamenei
All gone in the aftermath Correction A day the world will never forget. For it brought the decades long genocide of Palestinians to the fore and exposed Israel's actions in the region and their control over America |
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by IMEI: 12:00am On Mar 01 |
basilico: Muslims are allowed to lie by their faith as long as it advances the cause of Allah. By declaring a fatwa he fools the public and Iran uses that as evidence they don't want atomic bombs. He is the one who needed the bomb do that he could bulky everyone around ME . You are effectively promulgating lies to people who know better. Are you aware that his Shia sect believed the Mahdi would reappear in his lifetime? Your learning curve will be quite long. The Iranian revolution was in 1979, that's 47years ago. According to your stupid talk, Iran has been lying about developing nuclear weapons for that long and still are yet to have it in 2026 netanyahu on the other hand, has been saying the truth about Iran being on the cusp of a nuclear bomb for more than three decades, without evidence to back it up in 2026 You lack intelligence |
Politics › Re: Ghana Drops "Kotoka" From Main Airport, Nigeria Must Drop "Murtala Mohammed" by IMEI: 12:47am On Feb 26 |
aswani: Permit me to defend my hero.
Nzeogwu played his part gallantly, others tricked him into joining the coup while they had a tribalistic mindset for the fallout.
We lost a good Nigerian, nay black man, the day he died.
He should have an airport or a prominent federal street in Abuja or Lagos named after him. It's all water under the bridge From all accounts Nzeogwu was a professional soldier regardless of shortcomings |
Politics › Re: Ghana Drops "Kotoka" From Main Airport, Nigeria Must Drop "Murtala Mohammed" by IMEI: 11:18pm On Feb 25 |
gidgiddy: And a counter coup leader that killed over 300 people is who is qualified to name your most important Airport after and put on the N20 note?
The standards of Nigeria are shockingly low The responsibility for those events lie squarely on the original coupists i.e Nzeogwu and co Murtala is a war hero |
Foreign Affairs › Re: “I Want To Get Martyred” Little Kid To Iranian Leader, Khamenei (Video) by IMEI: 11:15pm On Feb 25 |
CyynthiaKiss: Even kids are salivating to inherit imaginary virgins..
What type of religion is this for crying out loud ?
It’s finished! Keep working hard for that israeli money |
Politics › Re: Ghana Drops "Kotoka" From Main Airport, Nigeria Must Drop "Murtala Mohammed" by IMEI: 11:10pm On Feb 25 |
gidgiddy: I have always said that it is a terrible thing when a democratic country has its famous landmarks named after coup plotters.
Some may not know who Colonel Emmanuel Kotoka is, however, he was the Military officer who led a coup in February 1966 that removed President of Kwame Nkuruma of Ghana. Kotoka himself was killed a year later in attempted coup. To honour him, Ghana's main Airport, Accra International Airport, was renamed 'Kotoka International Airport'
Kotoka's story is the same as Murtala Mohammed. Murtala led Nigeria's bloodiest coup in July 1966, over 300 People were killed. He led another coup in 1975 that made him President. Murtala Mohammed was killed in an attempted coup six months later. To honour him, Nigeria's main Airport, Lagos International Airport, was renamed 'Murtala Mohammed International Airport'
But there is a reason why Ghana is more respected internationally than Nigeria. Recently, Ghana announced that Kotoka's name was being dropped from its main Airport, and it would revert to its original name of Accra International Airport. Some say that the reason to change the name is because it "contradicted with Ghana's democratic values". I agree
Murtala Mohammed's name needs to be removed from Nigeria's main Airport, and the Airport needs to revert to its original name of Lagos International Airport
A blood thirsty coup plotter and military dictator should not be a role model for anyone. He should never have even been put on the N20 note. He led a Counter Coup and you should have stated who it was against Ironsi wasn't democratically elected |
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Politics › Re: Boko Haram Used the Muslim Call-To-Prayer To Lure Kwara Residents To Their Death by IMEI: 8:22pm On Feb 18*. Modified: 8:43pm On Feb 18 |
Fiscus105: You people will keep giving Ur religion of violence name if you can call evil people our once.
Oga keep defending Ur religion iii, even wen ur self may become victims tomorrow.
Anyway, all terrorists are Muslim but not all Muslims are terrorists.
I won't surprised if if become one tomorrow....I biliv you understand my point. Your first paragraph makes no sense...make sure to give someone to proofread next time On your second paragraph: do you want Muslims to renounce their religion and become non-muslims to avoid being victims? As far as I can tell, that wouldn't work, so you have no point On your third paragraph: The most high profile convicted terrorist in Nigeria is Nnamdi Kanu, another is Evans, I was unaware they were Muslims As for your last paragraph, once again give to someone to proofread and no, I don't understand your point because you have none You also conveniently ignored my question...how did Christians get lured out by boko haram's Muslim call to prayer? |
Politics › Re: Boko Haram Used the Muslim Call-To-Prayer To Lure Kwara Residents To Their Death by IMEI: 7:35pm On Feb 18 |
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Foreign Affairs › Re: Have You Seen Russian Electronic Products Before by IMEI: 6:10pm On Feb 15 |
helinues: Have You Seen Russian Electronic Products Before
This question is very simple Has Russia claimed to export electronics to Nigeria? Your question is stupid |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Have You Seen Russian Electronic Products Before by IMEI: 5:35pm On Feb 15 |
helinues: I am just curious to ask, have you seen any Russia electronic products before? Even if it's phone?
The way the west brainwashed the Africans heh as anything Russia should be an abomination or you will receive sanctions " As of August 2025, Russia exported far more to Nigeria than it imports.
In 2023, Nigeria imported $1.51 billion worth of goods from Russia, primarily wheat, fertilizers, and fish, while exporting only $10.02 million, mainly cocoa products, according to the United Nations COMTRADE." https://von.gov.ng/russia-pledges-to-end-trade-imbalance-with-nigeria/Why are you limiting it to electronics? Russia is Nigeria's ally, or am I missing something? |
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Education › Re: Tinubu Appoints Dr. Olugbemisola Odusote First Female DG Of Nigerian Law School by IMEI: 11:58am On Jan 07 |
Property Law lecturer that year
Very capable and imposing, yet likeable
Knew her then as Mrs. Odusote
Tinubu's tribalism aside, this is a worthy appointment
Congratulations |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Maduro Is A Thug, Supported Terrorists, American Enemies Worldwide – Ted Cruz by IMEI: 6:11pm On Jan 04 |
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Politics › Re: Sheikh Gumi Confirms That Nigerian Military And Government Are Informants by IMEI: 5:49pm On Jan 04 |
Northernblood8: I Received a Call From a Top Official In Abuja Informing Me That I Am Among Those Marked By The US For Elimination Through An America Airstrike, As Part Of Boko Haram. Northern Leaders And Clerics Must Speak Up Against These Lies.” He said
Can you now see it that Nigerian government are terrorists enablers? The quote itself is false |
Politics › Re: Who Informed Gumi Of US Threat ... Those Are The Terrorists In Aso Rock by IMEI: 5:48pm On Jan 04 |
Validated: “I Received a Call From a Top Official In Abuja Informing Me That I Am Among Those Marked By The US For Elimination Through An America Airstrike, As Part Of Boko Haram. Northern Leaders And Clerics Must Speak Up Against These Lies.” - Sheikh Gumi Cries Out
My question is who are those "Top Officials in Abuja"? They are the ones giving out the military strategies and plans. They are the ones notifying the terrorists about US plans. The more reason @DonaldTrump should avoid letting Nigeria government be aware of their plans. The quote is false |
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Christianity Etc › Re: Map Of Countries Where Christmas Is Celebrated And Where It’s Not by IMEI: 7:21pm On Dec 26, 2025 |
dominique: Somalia, Tajikistan and North Korea are the only countries as stated in the map. The person is a bot, it won't reply you It exists here solely to push an agenda |
Christianity Etc › Re: So After Burning Us In Hell What Will God Actually Gain? by IMEI: 3:21pm On Dec 13, 2025 |
The premise of the question is wrong
If you believe there's God and there's a hell, then the question should be:
What would be the gain in disobeying God?
and
is hell worth it?
If you neither believe in God nor hell, then the question is irrelevant |
Politics › Re: Ebenezer Obadare To US: Pressure Nigeria To Abolish Sharia Law, Disband Hisbah by IMEI: 1:00pm On Dec 03, 2025 |
CyynthiaKiss: United States lawmakers on Tuesday were urged to mount direct pressure on the Nigerian government to declare Sharia law unconstitutional in the 12 northern states where it has been in force since 2000.
They were also urged to dismantle the Hisbah religious-police commissions accused of enabling extremist abuses.
The call came as American legislators examined escalating violence and what several witnesses described as state-enabled religious persecution targeting Christian communities across northern Nigeria and the Middle Belt.
Appearing before a joint House session convened in response to President Donald Trump’s October directive on Nigeria’s Country of Particular Concern (CPC) designation, the Council on Foreign Relations Senior Fellow, Dr. Ebenezer Obadare, warned that Sharia-based governance and Hisbah enforcement structures have become tools exploited by jihadist factions and radical actors.
According to him, the frameworks provide ideological and operational cover’ for Boko Haram, the Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP), and radicalised Fulani militias who enforce forced conversions, impose extremist rule, and operate with near-total impunity.
A statement issued by the House Appropriations Committee quoted Obadare as laying out a blunt two-step strategy for Washington: “The policy goal should be two-fold: first, work with the Nigerian military to neutralise Boko Haram.
“Second, the United States should put pressure on President Tinubu to (1) make Sharia law unconstitutional in the twelve northern states where they has been adopted since 2000 and (2) disband the various Hisbah groups across northern states seeking to enforce and impose Islamic law on all citizens regardless of their religious identity.”
Obadare acknowledged that Nigeria has responded to recent U.S. pressure but insisted that far more assertive diplomacy is required.
“As recent events have shown, the Nigerian authorities are not impervious to incentives,” he said.
“Since the country’s Country of Particular Concern (CPC) designation and President Trump’s threat of unilateral military action against Boko Haram, President Tinubu has made several moves, including ordering air strikes against Boko Haram targets, the recruitment of an additional 30,000 policemen, and, most recently, declaring a national security emergency in the country.”
Still, he maintained: “Washington must keep up the pressure.”
The session, led by Appropriations Vice Chair Mario Díaz-Balart (R-FL) and including House Foreign Affairs Committee members, was dominated by stark warnings that the Nigerian state is failing to prosecute — and in some cases enabling — what lawmakers termed “religious cleansing.”
Witnesses referenced the November 22 abduction of schoolchildren and teachers from St. Mary’s Catholic School, Papiri, Niger State, ongoing blasphemy imprisonments, and systematic mass killings that have displaced entire Christian communities.
Obadare stated: “The deadliest and most serious threat confronting the Nigerian state today is jihadist terror, perpetrated by the Islamist group Boko Haram.
“Boko Haram translates to ‘Western education is forbidden.’ Boko Haram’s barbarous and implacable campaign to overthrow the Nigerian state and establish an Islamic caliphate in its stead is the source of Nigeria’s present discontents.
“Every proposal to solve the Nigerian crisis that does not take seriously the need to radically degrade and ultimately eliminate Boko Haram as a fighting force is a non-starter.”
However, Rep. Chris Smith (R-NJ) described Nigeria as “ground zero for global anti-Christian persecution,” while Rep. Brian Mast (R-FL) demanded immediate disarmament of militias and the prosecution of attackers.
U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom Chair Vicky Hartzler and Alliance Defending Freedom International’s Sean Nelson detailed atrocities and urged the U.S. government to leverage security assistance, early-warning tools, and targeted sanctions to “force accountability” on Nigerian authorities.
Both Republican and Democratic lawmakers signalled readiness to support Díaz-Balart’s FY26 appropriations language aimed at addressing the crisis.
They confirmed that a formal congressional report is being prepared for President Trump, potentially recommending conditionality on U.S. assistance to Nigeria.
Nigeria was first designated a Country of Particular Concern in 2020 under President Trump but was delisted by President Joe Biden.
Trump, however, reinstated the designation on October 31, warning of possible military action and suspension of aid if Abuja failed to confront anti-Christian attacks and extremist violence.
This month’s hearing follows a separate November 20 House Subcommittee session on the CPC redesignation, which featured senior State Department officials and Nigerian religious leaders.
Tuesday’s briefing reinforced a rapidly growing consensus in Washington: that dismantling Sharia criminal law in northern Nigeria — alongside eliminating Hisbah religious police — is now viewed by U.S. lawmakers as an essential prerequisite to halting what they describe as one of the world’s deadliest and most neglected religious-freedom crises.
https://saharareporters.com/2025/12/03/us-congress-urged-pressure-nigeria-abolish-sharia-law-disband-hisbah-over-alleged?fbclid=IwZnRzaAOc4zNleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBzcnRjBmFwcF9pZAo2NjI4NTY4Mzc5AAEeU0xnSZ_I8bAwtuJDP3E6RTJq1ZLxhqjv8_gnkKW9sofMzhZ4go5OuXsz3Jg_aem_1YWHi-BF2kRIB_bF1L2-_A
Nlfpmod Nlfpmod If you investigate, you'll probably discover that this account is being operated out of India or israel, like the anti-Islam twitter accounts that Elon Musk exposed Those ones also impersonated other countries only for their locations to be revealed More than 90% of them were based in either India or israel |
Politics › Re: Bandits Leader Mistakenly Kills Another Leader During Celebration (Photos) by IMEI: 7:43pm On Dec 02, 2025 |
Lukuluku69: Now you know that most Nigerians are ignorant of so many things.
Those are Tuaregs but how would they know? Maybe that's the country's main problem |
Politics › Re: Bandits Leader Mistakenly Kills Another Leader During Celebration (Photos) by IMEI: 6:46pm On Dec 02, 2025 |
These are Touaregs, this isn't Nigeria  |
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Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by IMEI: 3:59pm On Nov 09, 2025 |
Foolishboy419 apologies
One thing has become clear regardless of claims to the contrary
That thing is that many of those desperate to see the US come into Nigeria, are so because they hate Northern Muslims especially and Muslims in general. As a result, they want to see similar images we've been seeing coming out of Gaza, in the North
Why do I make this claim? Let's take this thread as an example: Ever since the Trump threat, there've been several pages and posts of insults against Islam as a religion and Northern Muslims. If the desire is for the US to come save Christians from terrorist groups, why would anyone insult the religion of the majority in the region?
Fxtrader, despite his crudeness isn't completely wrong. The hate and bile stems partly from those who haven't gotten over Biafra and want Trump to do what they've been unable to achieve for decades now, which is the suppressing of Northerners. In all this, a particular section of the country has been more vocal than even the Northern Christians themselves
On this very thread, anyone believed to be a Muslim has been labeled a terrorist. Shoodboi2, fxtrader2025, IMEI, Alamkiir. It's ironic that those who claim to be standing up for Christians because there's a 'genocide' against them, implying they're being targeted for their faith, are inversely targeting Muslims for their faith
Of course, there are those who are genuinely concerned, but they are few and far between. The majority are just myopic anarchists who don't know the implications of their actions. They're probably too stupid to understand the import of this post
WriteerNg, thanks for this thread. I'll restate this many times, this for me is probably the best thread on Nairaland. Certainly no thread has had my time as much as this one and you deserve a special honour from Seun at the very least. I promised you I won't mess up your thread and I meant it
Hence, this is probably my last post on this thread. I'll still be following though, I just won't be an active poster
God bless this thread |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by IMEI: 12:27am On Nov 09, 2025 |
FoolishBoy419: @Imeii Lordadam
I honestly wish you guys would calm down and discuss this matter peacefully. You're both highly intelligent fellows and I'm sure the house would gain alot from your discussion if you do away with the namecalling. Afterall, both we that have zero trust for Trump's intentions and those in support of his intervention want the best for our homeland. You're right bro I'll stay the course from now on... Thanks |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by IMEI: 11:09pm On Nov 08, 2025 |
Alamkiir: I tried not to get involved on this issue, but he has been rambling for days now. Da fuk is the trigger He seems determined to keep the buzz alive for Trump to respond. He's on a personal crusade apparently He has definitely lost his way on this thread It's his business Sha |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by IMEI: 10:49pm On Nov 08, 2025 |
LordAdam16: continue explaining don't retreat
tell us why the authorities that usually violently attack the shiites allowed them to protest without confrontation when the target is the us.
-Lord You're right loudAdam Whatever it is, you're right...I defer to you |