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Nigeria don turn action film |
Pierocash:That's a question for you to ask yourself, one that I already provided the answer to in the post that you just replied. Have you ever heard Russia or China call for the destruction of Israel or the United States |
huptin:Dem think sey na by A.I. Go twitter, you go see complete meltdown by Nigerian terror sympathizers |
Terrorists dem, see as dem dey post for here. Una leave Boko Haram dey cry about Iran. No wonder I never see their posts on stories about Fulani and Boko Haram killing innocent people. Evil hearted beasts |
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FlipModeSquade:Do you lack comprehension? How would they fight our battles when they are the ones behind the battle in the first place? How could I possibly ask the UAE to fight against the exact same battle that they sponsor? Use your brain my brother |
Pierocash:Una go explain tire. If dem born dem well, make dem threaten America again. Do you think China doesn't have the capacity to wage war against America? Ask yourself why they haven't had an all out conflict, because China seeks peaceful coexistence with America and other countries. These other terrorists are obsessed with destroying the USA and Israel therefore they MUST be destroyed FIRST. It is called a preemptive strike. Attack is the best form of defence. Cry more |
I dey see some kind posts for this website. Seun call your moderators to order o!!!! When E red, my hand no dey. This website is becoming something else |
If any moderator hide this post or ban me, then this website is supporting terrorism and MUST be reported to the rightful authority. Seun you have been warned Death to Sheikh Gumi and all the evil terrorists and their sympathisers. Death to terrorist sympathisers, may no good come their way and the way of their children. May they be cursed for 500 generations. May the die and realize that the virgin manufacturing machine is faulty and na Bob risky the machine don dey produce. So shall it be |
Nigerian youths and parents. Abeg Education is not a scam Oh. Invest in your children's education make dem no school dem the way Mehdi Hassan schooled Bwala Or the way Goldie Ghamari schooled Tuggar Please go youtube, make your watch both incidents. I repeat, School no be scam oh! |
Shikena:Bro, not only him. There are Nigerians who are more concerned with the lives of Arabs but would turn a blind eye to the Arab backed genocide against black Africans in Sudan. See what the wonderful, kins hearted Arabs are doing to Africans in the middle east, when you talk dem go say "Racism has no place in Islam, it is one Ummah"... yimu https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6CPCZAU47YQ |
Mr Billionaire, abeg where were you when the UAE sponsored RSF to commit genocide against the indigenous black nubian population in Sudan? That's why I can't be bothered with the selective outrage the Arabs show towards the Israel - Palestine situation. Most of these Arabs think the life of an average black African has no value. |
Decimation tactics. They succeeded in decimating the Christian youths in the middle belt, dem want do am for South East, after dem use army kpai all the naive recruits, Fulani go move into the region without any opposition |
Asking for basic amenities = entitled mentality? Aunty people are not asking to wear 400k usd watch like the one Seyi Tinubu bought, They just want good roads, security and the ability to get malaria medicine , that's all. |
SeverusSnape:The religion get terms and conditions ![]() |
Make them use some of that city boy money cook jollof rice for this bandits abeg. Like Ribadu told us, these people just want peace. Cook Jollof rice with two turkey lap each and one cold bottle of Coke. |
In this life, Before you start any trouble PLEASE have a contingency plan to end that trouble. Never make the mistake to be so desperate that you create a problem that eventually becomes more powerful than you. |
AntiChristian:I just dey see water for your eyes as you dey type this message ![]()
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Dey play. You would continue "damaging US military sites" until you cease to exist ![]() |
There's more to life than hurriedly starting a family. You need a certain level of maturity to start a family. Babies have babies is not admirable. Abeg make una rest |
Fulani, if you know you know. I wouldn't go into too much details but they have been caught in Edo state doing the same thing. |
Mrchippychappy:When I mentioned this back then, everyone was running their mouth. How market? how far? in what world when any logical thinking person think Iran can match USA? |
Donald Trump Sef. Talk and do
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How can you be thousands of miles away in Iran and be sponsoring terror in Nigeria? and you claim to be a supreme leader for a religion of peace. What nonsense |
The world awoke to seismic news on February 28, 2026, when joint U.S.-Israeli airstrikes targeted Tehran, resulting in the death of Iran's Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. Iranian state media confirmed the 86-year-old cleric's demise, declaring a 40-day mourning period amid vows of retaliation from the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. Khamenei, who had ruled since 1989, was killed at his office during the strikes, which U.S. President Donald Trump described as a step toward regime change. The attacks escalated into a broader conflict, with Iran launching missile and drone strikes on U.S. bases and Gulf cities, while thousands mourned in Tehran streets. Khamenei's death leaves a power vacuum, with no clear successor, potentially destabilizing the regime he hardened through support for proxies like Hezbollah and militias across the Middle East. This event underscores Iran's long-standing designation as the foremost state sponsor of terrorism, a role that extends beyond the Middle East into Africa, including Nigeria. Khamenei's legacy includes bolstering Iran's influence through terrorism and proxy networks, often via the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps-Qods Force (IRGC-QF). His passing raises questions about the continuity of these activities, particularly in regions like West Africa, where Iran has been accused of fueling instability. While Iranian officials deny direct involvement, framing ties as ideological or humanitarian, Western intelligence and reports paint a picture of active sponsorship. Similarly, Turkey's expanding footprint in Africa has drawn scrutiny for alleged indirect support to jihadist groups, though Ankara emphasizes counterterrorism cooperation. Below, we break down the reported involvements of Iran and Turkey in Nigeria's terrorism landscape, drawing on diverse sources to provide a balanced view. Iran's Alleged Sponsorship of Terrorism in Nigeria Iran has been designated by the U.S. as a state sponsor of terrorism since 1984, with activities including financial, training, and material support to proxies like Hezbollah and local Shiite groups in Nigeria. This support aims to undermine rivals, spread instability, and advance Tehran's ideological goals, often through the IRGC-QF. In Nigeria, these efforts have targeted Western and Israeli interests while bolstering Shiite militias. Key incidents include: - 2013 Hezbollah Cell Dismantling: Nigerian authorities uncovered a weapons cache in Kano, arresting three Lebanese Hezbollah operatives linked to Iran. The arsenal, including antitank weapons and explosives, was intended for attacks on Israeli and U.S. targets. The operatives received training from Hezbollah, funded by the IRGC-QF. - Surveillance and Plotting: In February 2013, a Shiite imam in Ilorin was arrested for leading a cell that surveilled USAID, Peace Corps, and Israeli sites after training in Iran. This cell, funded via Dubai, plotted attacks on prominent Nigerians and foreign entities to unsettle the West. - Islamic Movement in Nigeria (IMN) Ties: The IMN, a prominent Shiite group, has received Iranian funding, training in explosives, and ideological support. While IMN claims limited ties, former Iranian officials describe it as a proxy. This has fueled sectarian tensions in northern Nigeria. - Arms Shipments: In 2010, Nigeria intercepted an Iranian arms shipment destined for West African rebels, highlighting Tehran's role in regional proliferation. Broader assessments note Iran's use of African hubs for Hezbollah logistics. These allegations primarily come from U.S. and Western sources, which Iranian officials dismiss as politically motivated to isolate Tehran. Iran maintains that its African engagements are cultural and religious, not terrorist. However, Iran's high ranking in global terrorism indices underscores persistent concerns. Turkey's Alleged Involvement in Terrorism in Nigeria Unlike Iran, Turkey is not designated a state sponsor of terrorism and actively positions itself as a counterterrorism partner in Africa, including Nigeria. However, allegations of indirect support to groups like Boko Haram have surfaced, tied to arms deals, illicit flows, and ideological sympathies from some Turkish figures. These claims are more speculative and often denied by Ankara. Notable reports include: - **2014 Arms Transfer Allegations**: A leaked recording implicated Turkish Airlines and officials in supplying weapons to Boko Haram. Nigerian investigations followed, with claims of sophisticated arms reaching insurgents. - **Ideological Support**: A former advisor to President Erdoğan advocated backing "Islamic groups" in Nigeria against "state terrorism" by African governments, framing counterinsurgency as oppression. - **2019-2020 Probes**: Nigeria's military investigated Turkish arms allegedly reaching Boko Haram, amid defense deals with West African states. Some media labeled Turkey a "terrorist state" in this context, though officially, ties are for counterterrorism. - **Illicit Flows**: Turkey's role in gold from jihadist areas in the Sahel potentially benefits al-Qaeda-linked groups near Nigeria. Security agreements with Niger and others raise suspicions of dual-use support. Turkish officials, including Ambassador Mehmet Poroy, deny sponsorship, highlighting shared counterterrorism efforts and Turkey's own battles against ISIS and the PKK. Ankara frames accusations as misinformation to undermine its African influence, emphasizing military training and aid to combat extremism. Pro-government sources view these claims as part of rivalries in arms markets. Broader Implications Amid Khamenei's Death Khamenei's assassination could disrupt Iran's proxy networks, including in Nigeria, potentially weakening groups like the IMN. For Turkey, expanding ties, such as drone sales and training, offer opportunities but invite scrutiny. Both nations' activities highlight how geopolitical rivalries fuel African instability, with Nigeria bearing the brunt through groups like Boko Haram and ISIS-West Africa. Balanced international cooperation remains essential to address terrorism financing and arms flows. |
doctore212:Na raw baba like |
Yesterday's price is not today's price. Things change. Either way Ayatollah is now enjoying 72 Virgins. That Ayatollah na very greedy man, he fit go thief the 72 wey dem don book down for Sheikh Gumi. |
fuckingAyaya:Sheikh gumi right now
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