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Mamman Daura, a nephew and close confidant of President Muhammadu Buhari, has been flown to the United Kingdom for urgent medical treatment over an undisclosed ailment, SaharaReporters has reliably gathered.

Daura, 79, was said to have been flown in a private jet to the UK on Wednesday (today) after exhibiting respiratory difficulties with symptoms similar to Coronavirus since last Friday.

The former journalist, who is an integral member of the 'Cabal', a group of influential individuals around President Buhari, who help him make key decisions, is said to have had a history of renal crisis and had regularly visited the West for medical attention.

Recall that earlier this month, Daura came under widespread criticisms after he said that zoning of the Presidency in Nigeria should be jettisoned for competence.


http://saharareporters.com/2020/08/19/exclusive-president-buhari%E2%80%99s-powerful-nephew-mamman-daura-flown-uk-urgent-medical

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Animal Farm

He'll stop when he's tired of the hole. Such issues resolve themselves.

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Aswear

It's a sorrowful thing, they shouldn't be dancing

chai Naija

Are beggars pretending to be disabled committing a crime according to the law?

Please I really need to know.

Mods, please push this to frontpage for more comments.

LadyExcellency:
Adding non criminal skill to a profession is not a crime. Morally, she committed a sin but legally no crime.

Other non blind beggars were not arrested why her? No be her eyes she is playing with? Na your eyes.

In summary, receiving alms as a roadside beggar is not a crime notwithstanding the skill applied.

Begging across roads is a sickness itself hence no judgement.

You're intelligent. Helping her is optional. you may decide to or not. She committed no crime.
But morally, she's wrong.

k2money:
Happy Salah

Fine boy ram

Standing5:
My advice. NDDC should run a open system that will allow everyone out there see what and what is being bought or done with money. I mean a open accounting portal where even tissue paper and pen supply will reflect openly to the public.

I concur

skyhighweb:
u have 8?

No

Hmm!

Beautiful.

skyhighweb:
the ones i had were always crashing also

Mine is stable

GodPunishBiafra:
Does the flight ban affect cargo flights?
There are just so many parcels waiting in line from overseas;
AliExpress
eBay
Amazon
Wish etc.

How will this flight ban affect all these awaiting parcels?

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Qasem Soleimani: How strong is Iran's military?
By Reality Check team
BBC News
3 January 2020
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A woman looks at missiles on display during a street exhibition in Tehran, IranImage copyrightGETTY IMAGES
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Iran's missile capabilities are a key part of its military prowess
Iran has vowed to retaliate after its most powerful military commander was killed by a US drone strike at Baghdad airport.
"Severe revenge awaits" those behind the attack on General Qasem Soleimani, said Iran's Supreme Leader.
So what do we know about Iran's military capabilities?
How big is Iran's army?
There are an estimated 523,000 active Iranian personnel in a range of military roles, according to the International Institute for Strategic Studies, a UK-based think tank.
This includes 350,000 in the regular army, and at least 150,000 in the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC).
There are a further 20,000 service personnel in the IRGC's naval forces. This group operates a number of armed patrol boats in the Strait of Hormuz, the site of several confrontations involving foreign-flagged tankers in 2019.
Seized British-flagged tanker leaves Iran
The IRGC also controls the Basij unit, a volunteer force which has helped suppress internal dissent. This unit can potentially mobilise many hundreds of thousands of personnel.
Members of Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corp marching during a military paradeImage copyrightGETTY IMAGES
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The IRGC has its own navy and air force, and oversees Iran's strategic weapons
The IRGC was set up 40 years ago to defend the Islamic system in Iran and has become a major military, political and economic force in its own right.
Profile: Iran's Revolutionary Guards
Top Iranian general killed by US in Iraq
Despite having fewer troops than the regular army, it is considered the most authoritative military force in Iran.
What about operations abroad?
The Quds Force, which was led by General Soleimani, conducts secret operations abroad for the IRGC and reports directly to the Supreme Leader of Iran, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. It's believed to be about 5,000 strong.
The unit has been deployed to Syria, where it advised military elements loyal to Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and armed Shia militias fighting with them. In Iraq, it has supported a Shia-dominated paramilitary force which assisted in the defeat of the Islamic State group.
However, the US says the Quds force has a wider role by providing funding, training, weapons and equipment to organisations that Washington has designated as terrorist groups in the Middle East. These include Lebanon's Hezbollah movement and the Palestinian Islamic Jihad.
An IRGC patrol boat circling the British flagged Stena Impero which was detained by Iran last yearImage copyrightGETTY IMAGES
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Iran's IRGC detained the British-flagged tanker the Stena Impero in the Strait of Hormuz in 2019
Economic problems and sanctions have hampered Iran's arms imports, which are relatively small compared to those of other countries in the region.
The value of Iran's defence imports between 2009 and 2018 was equivalent to just 3.5% of Saudi Arabia's imports over the same period, according to the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute.
Most Iranian imports come from Russia, and the rest from China.
Does Iran have missiles?
Yes - Iran's missile capabilities are a key part of its military prowess, given its relative lack of air power compared with rivals such as Israel and Saudi Arabia.
A US Defense Department report describes the country's missile forces as the largest in the Middle East, comprising mainly short-range and medium-range missiles. It also says Iran is testing space technology to allow it to develop inter-continental missiles, which can travel much further.
What is the Patriot missile defence system?
However, the long-range missile programme was stalled by Iran as part of its 2015 nuclear deal with foreign countries, according to the Royal United Services Institute (Rusi) think tank. But it added that it may have resumed, given the uncertainty surrounding that deal.
Graphic showing Patriot system
In any case, many targets in Saudi Arabia and the Gulf would be within range of Iran's current short and medium-range missiles, and possibly targets in Israel.
In May last year, the US deployed a Patriot anti-missile defence system to the Middle East as tensions with Iran increased. This is meant to counter ballistic missiles, cruise missiles and advanced aircraft.
What are its non-conventional weapons?
Despite years of sanctions, Iran has also been able to develop drone capabilities.
In Iraq, Iranian drones have been used since 2016 in the fight against IS. Iran has also entered Israeli airspace with armed drones operated from bases in Syria, according to Rusi.
In June 2019, Iran shot down a US surveillance drone, claiming it had violated Iranian airspace over the Strait of Hormuz.
The remnants of a drone that the US says was supplied by Iran to Houthi rebelsImage copyrightGETTY IMAGES
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The US has accused Iran of supplying Houthi rebels with Unmanned Aerial Vehicles
The other aspect of Iran's drone programme is its willingness to sell or transfer its drone technology to its allies and proxies in the region, says Jonathan Marcus, the BBC's Defence and diplomatic correspondent.
In 2019, drone and missile attacks damaged two key Saudi oil facilities. Both the US and Saudi Arabia linked these attacks to Iran, although Tehran denied any involvement and pointed to a claim of responsibility by rebels in Yemen.
Does Iran have cyber-capabilities?
Following a major cyber-attack in 2010 on Iranian nuclear facilities, Iran ramped up its cyber-space capability.
The Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC) is believed to have its own cyber-command, working on commercial and military espionage.
A US military report in 2019 said Iran has targeted aerospace companies, defence contractors, energy and natural resource companies and telecommunications firms for cyber-espionage operations around the world.
Also in 2019, Microsoft said a hacker group that "originates from Iran and is linked to the Iranian government" targeted a US presidential campaign and tried to break into the accounts of American government officials.

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frog12:
can this woman go away

someone said the other day, that the administration force her name there.
now is the opportunity for her to withdraw.

Your name fits you

Money is a store of value.
If you print more money, the excess cash won't have value. Money represents something (value). When that something does not exist, the excess cash would lose value.

Economic activities provide this value of which money represents.

Not much info about the rape.
Post pictures of the mosque and give more info about the incidence and see it trend

TheSourcerer:
eat a human male corpse's genitals

E pain you......

TheSourcerer:
white
Rihanna too and Beyonce are both white , my nigga , your brain need follow come charger ,

It's your brain that needs formatting. Can't you see that the little girl was originally dark in complexion. And if she's the one in the second picture, some Bobrisky stuff must have happened?

Anyway, it's her own son that's light in complexion. The baby saved is still her normal self. No Bobrisky involved