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Many Nigerians think that a war between US and Iran will just be between the two countries theh don't know that a war time is an opportunity for many rivals to settle their score, Israel might decided to settle their Score with Palestine Egypt and Syria, Pakistan and India might flex their military muscles, Biafra will use the opportunity to secede from Nigeria, Anglophone Cameron will resist North Korea will attack South Korean China will settle South China disputes with Japan. They can't attack Mainland America but for Sure Small countries like UAE, Kuwait, Israel and Qatar will be the Battle ground for housing American Troops
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They have paid the minimum wage but deliberately exclude corpers Nysc is Scam, the nation has no regard for corpers |
Congratulations Mane Well deserved Meanwhile somewhere in Middleast
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There are US bases in Kuwait, UAE and Saudi Arabia they can strike from there but I pity Qatar and UAE if they choose to be the battle ground most of their beautiful cities like Dubai will be destroyed |
does that include all the Bribe that are collecting on the road? |
hmm |
Trump2020:What do you mean by 'WE'? Mumu |
I saw this coming |
why do I think that killing this Man is cowardly?
he is not in battle field just there for civilian purpose |
why do I think that killing this Man is cowardly?
he is not in battle field just there for civilian purpose |
I pity Kuwait, Qatar Saudi Arabia and UAE
Iran will use them do Suya for Housing American Bases |
UAE And Qatar should not be involve in this otherwise all their beautiful cities would be destroyed I pity Kuwait in case of any Direct confrontation between US and Iran Kuwait will suffer for housing American Troops |
Expect more of these guerrilla warfare |
carefully watching |
jazakallahu khair |
uvalentine2003:I am in Dakata, |
In the North lovers usually met at Night in the woman's House known as "hira" or Zance in Hausa Many people are now using that avenue for immoral activities hence the Local Government ban it. True and decent people will not be afraid to visit their woman during the day Nice Development Haters have already started Masturbating over this law as if it was enacted in their village. It is our law, for our society and we are OK with it |
I am serving in Kano Nasarawa Local Government Area please which Emirate the Local Government Fall under? |
H |
Tofa |
Hmm |
Spoiling the name of the Country abroad And innocent Nigerians will be victimized because of some silly bad people |
NCC is now saying that illegal deduction of data by MTN and Glo is not true? Then why is it that after buying 1g data my phone data monitor will show 600MB Used and MTN will inform me through msg that "You have 75MB left, buy additional Data......blab blah" before you I even finish reading the Msg the remaining data will disappear despite all the data saver mode that I on. Please NCC fear God and remember that you are the representatives of the Nigerian telecom users |
But what happened there are some Borno corpers at Immigration School, Airport road Kano |
Good |
[quote author=memez post=83819630]For the first time in 19 years, a team of scientists have detected a new strain of HIV. The strain is a part of the Group M version of HIV-1, the same family of virus subtypes to blame for the global HIV pandemic, according to Abbott Laboratories, which conducted the research along with the University of Missouri, Kansas City. The findings were published Wednesday, November 7th in the Journal of Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndromes. HIV has several different subtypes or strains, and like other viruses, it has the ability to change and mutate over time. This is the first new Group M HIV strain identified since guidelines for classifying subtypes were established in 2000. It is important to know what strains of the virus are circulating to ensure that tests used to detect the disease are effective. "It can be a real challenge for diagnostic tests," Mary Rodgers, a co-author of the report and a principal scientist at Abbott, said. Her company tests more than 60% of the world's blood supply, she said, and they have to look for new strains and track those in circulation so "we can accurately detect it, no matter where it happens to be in the world." Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, said current treatments for HIV are effective against this strain and others. However, identifying a new strain provides a more complete map of how HIV evolves. "There's no reason to panic or even to worry about it a little bit," Fauci said. "Not a lot of people are infected with this. This is an outlier." For scientists to be able to declare that this was a new subtype, three cases of it must be detected independently. The first two were found in the Democratic Republic of Congo in the 1983 and 1990. The two strains were "very unusual and didn't match other strains," Rodgers said. The third sample found in Congo was collected in 2001 as a part of a study aimed at preventing mother-to-child transmission of the virus. The sample was small, and while it seemed similar to the two older samples, scientists wanted to test the whole genome to be sure. At the time, there wasn't technology to determine if this was the new subtype. So scientists at Abbott and the University of Missouri developed new techniques to stu |
ordinary Tottenham |
people outside Zaria will never know the Menace this group have caused in the town, they were behaving like federal government in Zaria they can block major roads and restrict movement especially the The road that is linking Sabon Gari and Samaru one of the most busiest road in Zaria. you need to see their military parade to ascertain that they were actually trained by Iran. many of his student are studying suspicious course abroad Intelligence and Security, Nuclear physics, some are in military universities in Iran. That's how they took over Lebanon Hezbollah is more powerful than Lebanese Government. I don't think Nigeria should allow that, these people are loyal to Iran first before their country. |
even their own trophy that they sponsor they can not win. what a shame |
But I like that Jigawa NYSC camp which is Yakubu Gowon NYSC camp Dutse , The structures are fine there, they should try and replicate that in the corpers lodge across the state the state too |
The Trump administration granted
two authorisations to US companies to
share sensitive nuclear power
information with Saudi Arabia not
long after the killing of journalist
Jamal Khashoggi in October, a US
senator who saw the approvals said on
Tuesday.
The timing of the approvals is likely to
heap pressure on the administration
of US President Donald Trump from
politicians who have become
increasingly critical of US support for
Saudi Arabia since Khashoggi was
killed in the Saudi consulate in
Istanbul on October 2, 2018.
US intelligence agencies have
concluded that Saudi Crown Prince
Mohammed bin Salman ordered the
murder - a conclusion the kingdom
denies.
Senator Tim Kaine, a Democrat from
Virginia where Khashoggi lived, called
the timing of the approvals "shocking".
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The Department of Energy granted the
first Part 810 authorisation on October
18, 16 days after Khashoggi, who was
a US resident, was killed. The second
occurred on February 18.
The
authorisations
were among
seven granted to
US companies
by Trump's
administration
since 2017, as
Washington and
Riyadh
negotiate a
potential wider
agreement to
help Saudi
Arabia develop
its first two
nuclear power
reactors.
The Part 810 authorisations allow
companies to do preliminary work on
nuclear power in advance of any deal,
but not ship equipment that would go
into a plant, a source with knowledge
of the agreements told Reuters News
Agency in late March.
'A free pass'
Kaine, who had urged the
administration to release the
authorisations, said that the approvals
were "one of the many steps the
administration is taking that is fueling
a dangerous escalation of tension in
the region".
The authorisations were first reported
in March, but it was not yet known if
any were issued after Khashoggi's
killing.
The Energy Department has kept the
companies involved in the sharing of
nuclear technology information with
the kingdom confidential, citing the
need to protect business interests. In
the past, 810 approvals have been
made available for the public to view
at department headquarters.
Speaking to Al Jazeera, Kaine accused
the Department of Energy of dragging
its feet on revealing the dates of the
authorisations.
"They wouldn't give us the date and
they dragged it out for two and a half
months because they knew that we
would be shocked when we got the
information about it," Kaine said.
"There is something going on where
Saudi Arabia gets just a complete free
pass that no other nation in the world
gets from this administration. I don't
know why that it is but I think we
have to dig into it and figure it out,"
Kaine said, citing the disastrous war in
Yemen and the Trump
administration's unwillingness to
respond with sanctions for Khashoggi's
murder.
"I want to dig into the companies that
get the nuclear approval. I think we
need to do more work to explore their
financial ties to the Trump family," he
added.
Energy Department officials were not
immediately available for comment.
Concerns over nuclear arms
race
Many US legislators are concerned that
sharing nuclear technology with Saudi
Arabia could eventually lead to a
nuclear arms race in the Middle East .
Politicians have
been anxious to
be kept updated
about talks on
nuclear power
between the
administration
and Riyadh to make sure a deal
contains strict nuclear
nonproliferation standards. Last year,
Crown Prince Mohammed said the
kingdom does not want to acquire a
nuclear bomb, but if Iran did, "we will
follow suit as soon as possible".
Riyadh plans to issue a multibillion-
dollar tender in 2020 to build its first
two nuclear power reactors, sources
said in April. Originally expected last
year, the tender has been delayed
several times.
The US, South Korea, Russia, China and
France are competing for the business.
US reactor builder Westinghouse,
owned by Brookfield Asset
Management Inc, would likely sell
nuclear technology to Saudi Arabia in
any deal that involved US technology.
Legislators have also accused the
administration of attempting to evade
Congress on sharing nuclear power
with the kingdom.
Separately, Trump swept aside
objections from Congress last month to
complete the sale of over $8bn of
weapons to Saudi Arabia, the United
Arab Emirates and Jordan.
Citing Iran, the Trump administration
circumvented a long-standing
precedent for congressional review of
major weapons sales.
With additional reporting by William
Roberts in Washington, DC. SOURCE: AL JAZEERA AND NEWS AGENCIES |
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