₦airaland Forum

ppogba:
Your opinion is in order.

In my own opinion, the people lured into buying the shares hoping for GOLD have dumped and are still dumping. Maybe until the discovery of another metal.

Emeskhalifa:
Why did Israel attack Lebanon even after the ceasefire?

OsunOriginal:
Iran didn't start the war. It was USA and Israel that attacked Iran (now twice) in the middle of negotiation thinking with their combined power they could pound Iran into submission. They were wrong and Iran has demonstrated not only resilience but also fire power that would make the USA think twice before foolishly joining any future attack on Iran. Iran suffered extensive destruction but so also the US and Israel. Most of the USA bases in the region were destroyed. many of their radars, Thaad systems, etc were destroyed. This is not to mention the air assets (AWAC, refueling aircrafts, etc) that were also destroyed. I have never seen US beg for ceasefire like this. The once untouchable is not now having his noise blooded by Iran. And you need to visit Israel to see the level of destruction there. Why is nobody jubilating in Israel after the ceasefire?

leo1234:
The dilution continues.......

Reduce your dividend expectations.

RaptorX:
This Isrealis are sneaky and deceptive, they announced the ceasefire saying Lebanon was included leading Hezbollah fighters to relax and expose their positions and boom 100 locations struck in 10 minutes, this was a devastating blow to Hezbollah and Iran should not relax with this fake ceasefire.

ogawisdom:
You people just like to throw God and devil into every conversation. Tell me how Dangote can ever be poor or broke again in this life even if he lives for 2000 years or my Boss Warren Buffett

ogawisdom:
Though this one may be from proceeds of corruption.

But as an investor, when will you be able to make this kind of statement based on your passive cash flow.

That will be the real soft life not really meaningless luxury possessions when you are still not financially independent.

Delat521:
That's their way especially that Satanyahu. And he likes bombing defenseless people.

I would love Israel - Iran one on one and see if they can real fight. Imagine if those ballistic missiles Iran is sending to other target is solely rain on them, na ceasefire they go ask for sharp sharp.

MrEar:
Source: https://www.euronews.com/2026/04/08/iran-closes-strait-of-hormuz-in-response-to-israeli-strikes-on-lebanon-state-media-say

Oasisblue:
Are you sure?

The Palestinians have Canaanite DNA oh!.

Willie2015:
Trump is not an Islamic Jihadist and I am not a Jihad fighter...

The conflict between Iran and Israel is driven by religious, ideological, and theological frameworks from Iran's leadership.

It is a religious duty..

I write no more...

FreeStuffsNG:
Lebanon's health minister says "hundreds dead and wounded" after Israel's attacks

By Tamara Qiblawi, Allegra Goodwin and Lauren Kent


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QEld69HB3vc?si=Y0BT2TqgqZsPLnjr

Hundreds of people have been killed and wounded in Israel’s strikes on Lebanon today, Lebanon’s health minister said, according to the country’s National News Agency.

Health minister Rakan Nassereddine said there are “hundreds dead and wounded” following Wednesday’s attacks, NNA reported.

The attacks included some of the most extensive Israeli strikes in the heart of Beirut in decades. Airstrikes targeted at least three areas in municipal Beirut, including a strike that hit close to the central seaside promenade, according to CNN’s analysis of video.

Municipal Beirut, which is predominantly Sunni and Christian, is infrequently targeted by Israel.

Another video showed a half-destroyed building in west Beirut with thick plumes of black smoke billowing into the sky. Ambulances have been sounding out sirens nearly nonstop since the attacks began, according to CNN reporters on the ground.

https://www.cnn.com/2026/04/08/world/live-news/iran-war-trump-us-ceasefire?post-id=cmnq2pt5y001r3b6q6gqac6v3

Myndd44 nlfpmod

ositadima1:
Let’s summarize the points so far:

a. Israel claims that the land is theirs because Israelites once lived there.
b. The problem is that, for some reason, they migrated, and Palestinians expanded across the region. Keep in mind that Palestinians also lived there while Israelites were present.
c. With support from Western allies, they took those lands by force.
d. This logic is challenged when you consider that even the Bible indicates those cities existed before the Israelites captured them.
e. Palestinians and parts of Lebanon, whose lands and people were affected, formed groups such as Hezbollah and Hamas as guerrilla forces to try to compel Israel to relinquish captured lands.
f. Iran supports these groups, as they need resources to fight.
g. Israel is also said to have a broader vision, sometimes referred to as “Greater Israel,” aimed at expanding influence in the Middle East.
h. As a result, the conflict continues.

Oasisblue:
You guys just amuse me. You think if we excavate Onitsha back 3,000 years, you think its people that look and talk like the current occupants that used to live there? How do you think Onitsha people will feel if some people arrived claiming their ancestors once lived in Onitsha millenials back and hence they have the right to the land?

ositadima1:
So, you agree that they were not the first people in those cities? If so, your argument of ownership falls to pieces. Study and find out for yourself; if you can’t, ask me respectfully.

ositadima1:
The Ayatollah never made any charter or official statements toward Israel as a president. Hezbollah and Hamas are there to free their people and land.

ositadima1:
Israel did not found those cities; they existed before Jews and Israelites came into the picture. Please read your Bible carefully. So, by your reasoning, it belongs to the people who were there before the Israelites.

ositadima1:
I have answered you: Hezbollah and Hamas exist because Israel created the conditions for them when it encroached. These two groups did not exist before, so they can say anything because they are at war. Trump said his own as well.

ositadima1:
Who originally owned them?

ositadima1:
Lol, circular reasoning again. Anyway, what has been said so far is clear.

ositadima1:
No, sir, you are wrong. The occupied West Bank was captured; it was formerly Palestinian territory.

ositadima1:
Again, I am asking you one more time: has any country in the Middle East had such a charter, yes or no? Please stop these circular arguments.

ositadima1:
I did not invent the word “occupied West Bank”, that is what it is called. Please take the time to read, or you’ll end up sounding uneducated.

ositadima1:
I answered you the first time, you’re the one who dragged it out. I told you that in war, people can say anything, just like Trump. Then you started talking about a formal charter by fighting groups. If you want to discuss formal positions, then you have to talk about countries. Is Hamas a country? So who recognizes the charter of a group that is at war?

ositadima1:
So, you agree that no country has such a charter, yes or no? No need to try to rationalize.

ositadima1:
No country has had any such charters, I can tell you that for free. Those are fighters; as I told you before, people who are fighting can say anything, just look at a recent example from Trump himself.

ositadima1:
There is no such charter, my friend. By the way, what is Nigeria’s charter? Lol.

Sunrisepebble:
That would be a generational buying opportunity.
I’m not a bank analyst, so forgive my rough math. Assuming Zenith have exited their forbearance as at FY25, the way GT had in FY24. If they have GT’s level of impairment in FY26 and assuming earnings are flat and payout ratio is also flat. You’re looking at an EPS of N39 and a DPS of N15+

ositadima1:
When at war, anybody can say anything. Did you not read Trump’s message about bombing and destroying the entire civilization of Iran? Does that mean the U.S. wants to remove Iran from the face of the earth?

SonofElElyonRet:
Zichis coming for IPO.. confirmed

ositadima1:
No, they don’t want Israel destroyed, there is no clear indication of that. Hamas and Hezbollah are fighting for their people and land, which Israel continues to occupy. They cannot engage in full-scale war because Palestine lacks strong backing, so they resort to guerrilla tactics.

Hamas and Hezbollah are not Iranian; Iran supports them with weapons. It’s similar to helping a younger sibling who is in a fight, nothing unusual about that.

All this talk of destroying Israel is largely a result of ongoing exchanges. There is nothing inherently special about Israel. If Nigeria were in that position and had taken land in the same way, they would still have fought Nigeria. There is nothing uniquely special about Jews, my friend.

ositadima1:
No, they were not living on the land, those lands were predominantly Palestinian. We’ve discussed this before: Israelites were dispersed a long time ago, and other people settled there, so the land does not necessarily belong to Israel or to Jews.

Similarly, even in the Bible, before the Jews took that land by force, other people were living there. So technically, there is no direct link. You have to respect those who were there when you return or fight.

Another issue is that you repeat things without asking why. Why was Israel attacked? Can your neighbors attack you for no reason? Your idea that U.S. support for Israel is equivalent to China supporting Iran doesn’t fully hold. If Iran and Palestine had received support from China and Russia in 1948, perhaps we would be looking at a very different Middle East today.