timidapsin: A young man identified as Olaniyi recently took to X (formerly Twitter) to share the chilling story of how he was kidnapped while working on a farm in Ekiti State. Watch complete Narration here
He has since shared the full story of his ordeal online. source
Kogi state is the next borno in the middle belt region and even to the southern region. That state is heavily infested with local terrorists. The state is a terrorist domain
Glimpsetv: A disturbing CCTV footage circulating online has raised serious concern after showing a group of young men allegedly breaking into residential apartments.
In the video, several young men can be seen moving through what appears to be a residential building corridor while holding cutlasses. The group is seen entering different apartments, raising fears about the safety of residents in the area.
Although the exact location of the incident has not been officially confirmed, some social media users claim the footage was recorded in Benin City, specifically in the Utesi area of Benin City.
Many Nigerians are expressing concern over rising insecurity and are calling on authorities to investigate the incident, while linking the growing insecurity to hardship under the APC-led government.
Others have also urged residents to remain vigilant and strengthen security measures around their homes.
geoworldedu: The only way to stop forceful religion is by telling your kids that all religion is nonsense right from birth. Do it peacefully and logically. They won't find any religion appealling while they grow older. You can't stop forceful religion by mere choosing the other religion. They both have their gods. So you must make their gods seem useless from day 1 to a new born baby. As he grows, he won't try any of them.
Is there a nation without a god system or religion? How do you survive in such? Or will you just erase religion entirely
PassingShot: But it has taken the US and Israel combined more than two weeks fighting Iran but still getting their nose bloodied
That what you get when you fight human face war and terrorists war. If it's about erasing the whole country called Iran (people and structure regardless of civilian population) Iran will be ashes in one week tops.
geoworldedu: War cannot erase religion. Peace can. How does peace erase religion? When you weave peace with evidences of the uselessness of religion, in the long run, religions will appear as useless as it really is.
I am not against any religion but I am so against religion that thrive through violence and forceful submission. You only use force when you have no capacity to convince others of the worth of your product/package.☹️
Obiedun: He will soon disappear like wind. Even obi himself will disappear after 2027 election
Thanks bro. They are all inconsequential opportunist. Atiku made obi popular while obi gave datti recognition. They are all nobody at their various constituencies. That obi especially is an ingrate. Another osinbajo
For more than 40 years, the We3st has tried to isolate Iran.
Sanctions.
Economic pressure.
Technology restrictions.
Financial blockades.
Because IRÆN said to the West "You can no longer exploit us and enslave us "
But something interesting happened.
Instead of collapsing, Iran made a strategic decision:
If the world will not give us technology… we will build it ourselves.
Let’s look at the facts many people rarely hear.
After the Iranian Revolution, Iran’s leadership realized something critical:
A country that depends on foreign technology will always be vulnerable.
So they made science, research and education a national security priority.
The results are shocking.
Today Iran has:
• Over 2,500 universities and higher education institutions.
• More than 800 research centers
• 36 science and technology parks.
• 400 scientific associations
• Around 4.5 million university students.
This transformation happened largely under sanctions.
In fact, Iran’s university population exploded from about 100,000 students in 1979 to millions today, showing how education became a pillar of national policy.
Iran now produces tens of thousands of scientific papers every year, with Iranian researchers publishing roughly 30,000 international scientific articles annually.
According to scientific rankings, Iranian universities and research institutes now appear among the most cited institutions in the world, placing the country 14th globally for influential research institutions.
Think about that.
A country under heavy sanctions for decades…
Yet still ranking among the world’s scientific producers.
Iran also built major national research institutions such as the Iranian Research Organization for Science and Technology.
Which develops national strategies in areas like renewable energy, biotechnology and industrial innovation.
In space technology, Iran created the Iranian Space Research Center, established in 2000 to develop satellites and space technologies domestically.
In education and advanced science, institutions like the Institute for Cognitive Science Studies and Imam Khomeini International University were created after the revolution to train new generations of scientists.
The government also designed long-term plans to transform Iran into a knowledge-based economy, increasing spending on research, technology and education.
And the impact is visible.
Iran is now a significant producer of research in:
• Engineering • Medicine • Artificial intelligence • Nanotechnology • Stem-cell research
Even global rankings show Iranian universities active across 19 major scientific fields, including engineering, chemistry, materials science and medicine.
But the most controversial part of Iran’s development strategy is this: Self-reliance.
Instead of depending entirely on Western technology companies, Iran invested heavily in domestic industries, scientific training, and indigenous research.
The philosophy was simple:
A nation that controls its science, technology and defense systems cannot easily be dominated.
This strategy helped Iran develop local capabilities in aerospace research, pharmaceuticals, engineering and advanced technologies despite international restrictions.
Whether one agrees with Iran’s politics or not, one historical reality is difficult to deny:
Few countries in modern history have built such a large scientific infrastructure while facing decades of sanctions and isolation.
And that raises a question many people avoid asking:
If a sanctioned country can build thousands of universities, hundreds of research centers, and a major scientific workforce…
What excuse do resource-rich countries without sanctions like Nigeria really have?
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experts: World War III Could Kill Over 500 Million People – PeacePro
The Foundation for Peace Professionals (PeacePro) has issued a stark warning that a third global war could result in more than 500 million deaths, citing historical escalation patterns in warfare and the unprecedented destructive capacity of modern nuclear weapons.
The warning comes as tensions escalate in the Middle East following the ongoing military confrontation involving the United States, Israel, and Iran, a conflict analysts fear could expand into a wider regional or global crisis.
PeacePro made the warning in a new strategic report titled “Global Escalation of Warfare and Projected Human Cost of a Potential World War III,” authorized by the organization’s Executive Director, Abdulrazaq Hamzat.
According to the report by PeacePro, modern history shows a clear pattern of rising casualties in successive global wars. The World War I, fought between 1914 and 1918, resulted in approximately 10–20 million deaths. Just 21 years later, the world descended into World War II, which lasted from 1939 to 1945 and claimed an estimated 50–70 million lives, representing a 400–500 percent increase in casualties.
PeacePro noted that this dramatic escalation was largely driven by advances in military technology and the expansion of warfare to civilian populations.
“The lesson from history is that each major global war has been far more destructive than the one before it,” Hamzat said.
The report emphasizes that modern warfare has entered a fundamentally different era due to the development of nuclear weapons.
The atomic bombs dropped in 1945 had explosive yields of about 15 kilotons, yet modern nuclear warheads are significantly more powerful, often ranging from hundreds of kilotons to several megatons.
PeacePro highlighted that the most powerful nuclear device ever tested, the Soviet Tsar Bomba, had a yield of about 50 megatons, making it more than 3,000 times stronger than the Hiroshima bomb.
In addition, modern missile systems are capable of carrying multiple nuclear warheads, enabling a single missile to strike several cities simultaneously.
The report warns that these technological advances mean a large scale nuclear exchange could devastate entire regions within minutes.
PeacePro’s warning comes as the conflict involving the United States, Israel, and Iran continues to intensify.
The war has already involved airstrikes, missile attacks, and drone operations across multiple locations in the Middle East, raising fears that additional regional actors could be drawn into the conflict.
Analysts warn that if the war expands, particularly if major powers become directly involved, it could significantly increase the risk of a broader international confrontation.
The conflict also threatens critical global energy infrastructure and strategic shipping routes such as the Strait of Hormuz, through which roughly one fifth of the world’s oil supply passes.
Disruption in this corridor could trigger severe economic consequences worldwide and further destabilize global security.
PeacePro estimates that if a global war were to occur in the nuclear age, the human cost could reach more than 500 million deaths.
The organization said casualties would likely arise from multiple sources, including direct military strikes on cities and infrastructure, nuclear detonations and radiation exposure, collapse of global food and energy supply systems, economic and financial system breakdown and mass displacement and humanitarian crises etc.
In addition to immediate casualties, scientists notes that large scale nuclear warfare could trigger nuclear winter, a scenario in which massive amounts of smoke and debris block sunlight, potentially devastating global agriculture.
PeacePro is urging global leaders to prioritize diplomacy and international cooperation to prevent escalation.
The organization called for renewed efforts to strengthen nuclear arms control agreements, expand diplomatic engagement, and reduce geopolitical tensions between major powers.
“Humanity has already witnessed the devastation of two world wars,” Hamzat said. “But in the nuclear age, a third global war would not simply be another conflict between nations, it could become a civilization level catastrophe.”
PeacePro concluded that preventing a global war must remain one of the highest priorities of the international community, warning that failure to do so could result in the largest human tragedy in recorded history.
Ironfaceman: A former lecturer of Covenant University, who also has a PhD, has taken to social media to mention his salary The experienced individual took to his media page to engage in discussion and also share his payslip The amount he mentioned as his salary caught the attention of many people, who took to the comments page to react.
A former lecturer of Covenant University, who also has a PhD, has captured people's attention after disclosing the amount he was paid as salary despite his degree and qualifications.
The brilliant individual backed up his claim with a photo, which serves as evidence of the amount he was paid as salary and the specific year
Former Covenant University displays his payslip His statement shows that he currently does not work with the institution, as he referred to the school in the past tense.
@Engrbimmy wrote on his social media page: "I looked at my payslip (with Ph.D) from when I was a Lecturer at Covenant University, and I started crying."
By revealing the amount he was paid in the viral post, many on social media found his statement hard to believe. An individual, @MrPharm_, asked what year the lecturer taught at Covenant University or the year he was paid the said amount he mentioned. To prove his statement is true, @Engrbimmy replied with proof from his PayPal.
A statement to further prove that he received the amount he mentioned as salary in January 2024. Legit.ng reached out to the individual for comments, but he has not responded at the time of writing this report. His post about Covenant University has since gone viral, with many people talking about it online.
TITOPE: 1999 Presidential Election results was an Interesting one. OBJ a Yoruba man became the president without winning any YORUBA state. OBJ Results in Blue, Falae in Red. He won in North, South South and South East. It shows Regional party can't win a Presidential Election in Nigeria. You need national appeal.
The fact is Yoruba never wanted obasanjo. And he prove them right. He is never a Yoruba leader just some confuse agbalagba without particular achievable sense of direction.
BlackViper: Olanrewaju Williams is a Christian and his wife, Kaosara, is a Muslim - and this year they are both fasting.
For the first time since 1993, the Muslim holy month of Ramadan and the Christian season of Lent are taking place at the same time. Both periods involve fasting, prayer and reflection.
We spoke to the couple in Nigeria, where Christians and Muslims make up nearly equal parts of the population, about what observing these sacred periods together means for their family.
1. The new law moved certificate forgery to a pre-election matter. If you are a serious candidate, you will challenge your opponent's certificate before the elections. The constitution already criminalised forgery.
2. Elections once concluded can only be challenged on two grounds - that the winner didn't secure a majority of lawful votes and the election didn't comply with the electoral act ( corrupt practices )
3. There was no time that elections were nullified because of forged credentials. The previous electoral acts simply transferred the votes of the winner to the runner-up, such as the case in Bayelsa.
4. Election tribunal jurisdiction is now limited to votes and procedural matters.
5. The new act says, opponents won't inherit votes based on credentials anymore. It is a pre-election / screening matter.
6. Address the issues of credentials before elections rather than prolonged post election litigation.
FSBoperator: The Samson option was designed for this exact scenario we are witnessing as the apartheid colonial state of Israel nears its end, the Israeli doctrine has always been to take the planet down with it.
Modern Israel is the abomination of desolation spoken by Christ.
It was never supposed to exist and its existence , which came at an immense human cost (2 WWs with hundreds of millions killed) was meant as an insult to God, His Son and Heaven.
The 80yr curse is real but what provoked heaven was their intention to begin building the third temple. This is the only reason for Israel's existence which is to mock God and Christ by rebuilding the third temple and from there worshiping Satan instead of God.
Hence why the Samson Option was embedded as part of Israel's last insult and curse to God and humanity.
Israel is a mad dog. And mad dogs are not to be negotiated with or feared but rather quickly put down and destroyed.
Already alarms are being sounded by officials in the Trump disgrace of a WH adminstration, that the Israelis have laid an ultimatum to Trump to send in troops to Iran or they (survivors and replacement of King Jew Bibi's terrorist Likud Party) will activate the Samson option and blow up the entire ME and Europe.
Security leaks say Israel's last tottering government has given TRump 72hrs to deploy troops on Iranian soil or they activate Samson option.
But knowing these pyschopaths, I am dead sure they will deploy tactical nukes on Iranian soil within the next 48hrs. The humilation of having the highest echelon of Israel's political and military hierachy obliterated by Iran is too hard to bear and this is why the vengeful people will deploy nukes on Iran before their ultimatum to blackmailed Trump expires.
Once nukes are dropped, then all hell is let loose. Pakistan will bomb Israel back and also use the nuclear happenings to bomb their annoying neighbours to the east (Iran).
From there all hell is let loose and nukes from Russia, China, France, Britain and the US will be flying.
Jatuski: By Aminu Wali The political arrangement currently driving the African Democratic Congress (ADC) under the influence of David Mark, BD Lawal, Atiku Abubakar and Kashim Imam is fast turning the party into a legal and political time bomb that could ultimately disqualify it from sponsoring candidates in the 2027 general elections. What was initially presented as a coalition platform for opposition forces now increasingly resembles a fragile political structure built on manipulation, opaque deals and the systematic erosion of internal democracy. Rather than nurture a transparent and credible national platform, the small circle of power brokers steering the party has instead concentrated authority within a tightly controlled network that serves narrow personal ambitions. The leadership style dominating the party has been characterised by calculated manoeuvres, the sidelining of established party structures and a persistent disregard for the party’s constitution. In place of open competition and inclusive decision-making, the ADC’s emerging command structure appears determined to micro-manage the party machinery from the centre. This concentration of power has raised alarm among observers who argue that the coalition leaders have effectively turned the party into a private political estate. Rather than strengthening party institutions at the grassroots, they are accused of weaponising the party’s constitution by setting up questionable committees designed to weaken or bypass existing structures at the state, local government and ward levels. The purpose of these manoeuvres appears unmistakable: to secure complete control of the party ahead of the 2027 primaries. By sidelining legacy structures and consolidating authority within a small circle of loyalists, the coalition leadership may believe it has effectively sealed the party’s internal processes. But in doing so, it may also have planted the seeds of a legal crisis capable of tearing the party apart. Against this backdrop, one of the most puzzling developments in Nigeria’s opposition politics remains the decision by Peter Obi to align himself with the ADC. Obi commands an enormous grassroots following across Nigeria and remains one of the most recognisable figures within the opposition space. Many analysts therefore expected him to spearhead the formation of a fresh national coalition built on transparency, inclusiveness and broad regional collaboration. Instead, he has entered a political arena that critics increasingly describe as dominated by entrenched northern power brokers and veterans of Nigeria’s old political order. The question many observers continue to ask is straightforward: why would a politician with such national appeal submit himself to a structure whose internal mechanisms appear tightly controlled by political actors with their own strategic priorities? Some analysts believe Obi may have walked into what is effectively a carefully constructed political trap — a structure designed from the outset to channel his popularity into a pre-determined power arrangement that leaves him with little negotiating leverage. The possibility that such a strategy could ultimately position him as a vice-presidential candidate rather than a presidential contender has become a recurring topic within political circles. Equally perplexing is the role of Rotimi Amaechi in the unfolding drama. Amaechi is widely regarded as a seasoned political strategist with extensive experience navigating Nigeria’s complex power dynamics. Yet reports suggest he has committed significant financial resources to the ADC project despite mounting evidence that the party’s internal arithmetic may not favour his ambitions. For Amaechi, the political pathway inside the party appears uncertain at best. The coalition’s northern leadership reportedly assures him that the primaries can be “delivered,” but political signals emerging from within the party suggest that key structures may already be locked in ways that limit his prospects. In effect, Amaechi may be investing heavily in a political structure whose outcomes have already been quietly predetermined. While these internal manoeuvres continue, a far more serious threat looms over the party — one that could render the entire project politically irrelevant. Reliable political intelligence indicates that a Federal High Court judgment connected to the ongoing political disputes involving Nyesom Wike may soon invalidate the current National Working Committee of the ADC led by David Mark. If the court rules against the existing leadership structure, the consequences for the party could be immediate and devastating. Sources familiar with the unfolding situation suggest that Nafiu Bala may emerge from the legal ruling as the legitimate National Chairman of the party. Such a judgment would instantly delegitimise the Mark-led leadership and trigger a chain reaction within the party’s organisational structure. Indeed, reports indicate that as many as thirty-five ADC state chairmen, along with the leadership of the Federal Capital Territory chapter, are already preparing to publicly recognise Bala as the rightful national chairman once the ruling is delivered. Within hours of the court decision, these officials are reportedly prepared to convene a joint press conference announcing their allegiance to the new leadership. Should this occur, the existing command structure built by the Mark-led coalition would collapse almost overnight. The implications for the party’s electoral future would be severe. A leadership crisis unfolding at such a scale would plunge the ADC into immediate litigation, factional battles and administrative paralysis — precisely the kind of turmoil that has historically crippled Nigerian political parties on the eve of major elections. If the crisis erupts before the party’s primaries begin, the ADC could find itself entering the 2027 electoral cycle fractured and legally entangled. And Nigerian political history offers a stark warning about what happens to parties that approach elections under such conditions. A political organisation trapped in leadership litigation rarely survives the ballot. The experience of the Peoples Democratic Party during its internal conflicts remains one of the clearest examples. Prolonged factional battles weakened the party’s structures, eroded public confidence and ultimately reshaped Nigeria’s political landscape. Today, the ADC appears to be drifting toward a similar fate — only at a far more accelerated pace. What was once marketed as a unifying coalition for opposition forces is now showing signs of internal decay even before its electoral ambitions fully take shape. If the looming court ruling triggers the expected leadership upheaval, the party may enter 2027 not as a formidable opposition platform but as a fractured organisation struggling to establish legal legitimacy. By the time the dust finally settles, Nigeria’s opposition politics may be forced to confront an uncomfortable question: Who exactly walked into the trap — and who carefully designed it in the first place?
Association of people with over bloated ego. Or association of delusional conmen which is better to call these people?
Nonsense fanatics. Why is it always Muslim that are having problem wherever they go. Even in their country of origin they still had the same problem. They are not compatible with civilization at all. Rubbish
Donald Trump is deploying 5,000 US marines to the Middle East to reopen the Strait of Hormuz.
Pete Hegseth, US defence secretary, has approved a request from US Central Command – which oversees American military operations in the region – to deploy part of a Marine Amphibious Ready Group, the 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit, and the USS Tripoli, according to the Wall Street Journal.
The USS Tripoli was seen in the Bashi Channel, between Taiwan and the Philippines, on its way to the Middle East on Friday night.
Iran said it was closing the strait shortly after the United States and Israel began their attacks on February 28. Iranian strikes have since hit multiple vessels in the area including oil tankers.
Yesterday US officials reported that Iran had begun laying mines in the Gulf channel, which carries 20 per cent of the world’s oil.
The USS Tripoli was stationed out of Japan and would take around two weeks to reach the Mideast.
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