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Israel Delivers Swift Justice: IRGC Ground Forces Commander Eliminated Hours After Threatening Netanyahu

Brigadier General Mohammad Karami, commander of Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Ground Forces, publicly vowed to hunt down and kill Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Within hours, Israeli airstrikes reportedly took him out in Isfahan.

The strike, first reported by Al Arabiya citing Iranian sources, follows a pattern of precise Israeli operations that have steadily degraded the IRGC's leadership. Karami, appointed in June 2025 amid heavy losses from earlier conflict, oversaw ground forces tied to regime repression and proxy operations.

No official confirmation has come from Tehran or Jerusalem yet, but the timing sends a clear message: threats against Israel are met with decisive action on the battlefield. The IRGC continues to lose key figures as the confrontation persists.

All na politics. They will sort themselves out.

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gbigbega:
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I don't even know whether to be skeptical or hopeful about this development.
We've been lied to too many times that it becomes very difficult to believe anything emanating from these people.

1TrippleCee:
Get yourself a babe !

Una wan compound his problems?

LesbianBoy:
Whether you are a batified, Atikulated or obidient.

I want to let you know that Nigeria is gone.

Like play like play a drug baron has been FRAUDULENTLY sworn in upon all the bad things he has committed and his terrorist deputy who was openly seen frolicking with boko haram are now leading that useless country.

To SANE Nigerians if you know what is good for you try anyhow to leave that useless country because there is no hope.

I thought Tinubu would never be President of Nigeria!
Ndi Massiveglory; Anambrastation; and a host of other ragtag pigs.

This should be disregarded. It's fake news.

God1000:
It shouldn't be so under normal circumstances.

Not giving people their PVCs for whatever reason is gerrymandering.

Why should I disguise myself to get my PVC

Just do whatever it requires to get your PVC which is important and not how it is gotten.

Vote Obi-Datti.
Let's make the right decision for once.

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This is a good one!
Obi-Datti to the rescue.
Nigeria must be saved from its descent into the abyss.

paradigmshift:
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Use server 2 or 4

Very useless link full of junk adverts that wouldn't allow you watch anything.

Taskforce to do what exactly?
To force those evil fuel marketers hoarding fuel in the filling stations to be selling or to begin to fuel?
What a waste of time and resources!

Imagine washing that down with a bottle of undiluted freshly tapped palm wine

This is way too expensive. In place at this season, with N7,000 you will have your Corolla boot full.
It is the reason we don't buy our yam here but rather order for it from.

I thought it was a fake news that Wike and four other governors withdrew from Atiku's campaign council?
So it's real?
What does this portend for PDP and Atiku's chances?

Peter Obi all the way by the way.
I'm fully Obidient!

The tin no easy at all. Na wen my wife wan offload our baby, naon I know say no be pikin play.
Sincerely away women deserve respect.
Dem dey try.

She will give birth to a chimney!

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How much is 60 and 74 amps respectively and, can you deliver to Ibadan?
I need one ASAP.

Well, there are two ways to it.
There are natural born introverts and there are circumstantial introverts.
When you don't have money in your pocket, you compulsorily become an introvert: that's circumstantial introversion"

iCauseTrouble:
Apart from it is my turn that Tinubu has been shouting, what other manifesto of Tinubu do you know?

It is my turn!

All this is mere speculation.
I have never seen a group of people as confused as these APC people.
Anyway, for me o, Osinbajo or Peter Obi.
The ancestors should go home and stay with their grandchildren.

I hate paying "NEPA" bill!
I hate it passionately.

Let's see who wins here
Like for Osinbajo, share for Jagaban.



You're a troublemaker

This is a cleverly packaged and stage-managed portrait.
Are they trying to present a healthy strong middle aged man, whereas this one is older than my grandfather?
I am Yoruba but I can't support this potential disaster.
I would rather an Igbo man be given a chance to rule this country come 2023, or still, an Osinbajo.
I am sorry but I think this Tinubu project is a fraud.

1. Crash landing on You.
2. Vagabond
3. Designated Survivor (4)
Squid Game.

The Republic of Benin has resisted Nigeria’s attempts to hastily extradite the Yoruba nation activist, Sunday Adeyemo, also known as Sunday Igboho, to the headquarters of the Department of State Services in Abuja.

The PUNCH gathered that the Federal Government planned to extradite the activist on Wednesday (yesterday), but Benin Republic insisted that it would not be part of any process that was against due process.

A security source in the West African country, who spoke to The PUNCH, said, “The Nigerian government planned to extradite him on Wednesday, but our government said the rule of law must be followed as the world is watching us.”

One of the lawyers of Igboho, Pelumi Olajengbesi, in an interview with one of our correspondents, said Benin Republic had shown itself to be a country that respects the rule of law and due process.

The lawyer said Igboho’s legal team in Benin Republic were in talks with the Beninise government.

Benin insists on repatriation hearing to determine whether Igboho is guilty or not – Lawyer
He noted that despite pressure from the Nigerian government, the government of Benin had insisted on following due process including a repatriation hearing to determine whether or not Igboho was guilty as accused by the Nigerian secret police.



The PUNCH had earlier reported that the DSS on February 26, 2021, attempted to arrest Igboho along the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway when the activist and his supporters were on their way to meet with the 93-year-old Afenifere chieftain, Ayo Adebanjo, but pandemonium broke out and the DSS was unable to arrest him.

However, the secret police raided Igboho’s residence in the Soka area of Ibadan on July 1, 2021, arrested at least 12 of his associates and killed two others during the bloody raid.

Igboho escaped the raid and the secret police subsequently declared him wanted for allegedly stockpiling arms to destabilise Nigeria under the pretext of the Yoruba nation agitation, but Igboho denied the allegation.

The activist, who went underground, was, however, apprehended by Interpol at the Cadjèhoun Airport in Cotonou, Benin Republic on Monday night.

Igboho and his wife, Ropo, were arrested while trying to catch a flight to Germany.

The PUNCH had on Wednesday reported that the government beefed up security at Iwajowa, Saki West and Ibarapa local government areas of Oyo State which were adjoining areas to Benin Republic.

According to the report, the Nigerian government foresaw the possibility of Igboho flying to Europe through Benin Republic and planted a landmine for him in the country through its Ambassador to Benin Republic, Lt. Gen. Tukur Buratai (retd.).


It was also reported that Buratai, the immediate past Chief of Army Staff, had also been pushing for the extradition of Igboho to Abuja but Igboho’s lead counsel, Yomi Aliyyu (SAN), noted that his client could not be extradited because the 1984 Extradition Treaty between Nigeria, Benin and two others excluded political refugees like Igboho and his wife.

A member of Igboho’s legal team, Olajengbesi told one of our correspondents that Igboho and his wife, a German citizen, were still in police custody in Cotonou and his lawyers were meeting with the government to argue their case.

He said, “The disposition of Benin Republic is that it is a country that respects the rule of law. We are making efforts that he is not repatriated wrongly to Nigeria. We are ensuring that everything is done in accordance with the law and we are very hopeful that we would succeed because we expect that there should be a repatriation hearing before they can extradite him if at all they would do that.”

A source familiar with the matter, who spoke on condition of anonymity, also said, “The Nigerian government has made attempts to get him (Igboho) but Benin Republic didn’t release him. The Nigerian government has asked him but the Beninise government has not released him because the latter has not even identified him as a Nigerian. The only instrument they can use to identify him as a Nigerian is the passport but that is not what was found with him.

“The Nigerian government is still quiet two days after the arrest because it does not have control over the situation. There is a procedure that the law establishes including a repatriation hearing to determine whether the person in question has committed the offence and why he or she should be repatriated or not.”

I told Igboho to stay away day Benin police searched my house – Associate
Meanwhile, a long-time associate of Igboho has narrated how he told the activist to stop visiting his residence in Cotonou, Benin Republic, the day policemen came to survey his house.

The activist’s associate, who spoke on condition of anonymity, because of the nature of the matter, said before Igboho’s ordeal with the Nigerian government began in January 2021, the activist usually lodged in his house each time he came to Benin Republic.



However, the source said he told the activist not to visit his place when the police in Benin Republic came to survey his house earlier in the year.

Recall that presidential spokesman, Garba Shehu, had said in January that the then Inspector-General of Police, Mohammed Adamu, had ordered the arrest of Igboho, who rose to prominence when he issued and enforced an ultimatum to ‘killer herders’ in the Ibarapa area of Oyo State.

The source said everything happened so fast and the Nigerian government had been on the lookout for Igboho long ago. He also said the Nigerian government had written the government of Benin Republic to hunt Igboho.

The source said, “Before now, whenever Sunday wanted to come to Benin Republic, I was always aware. He would call me on the phone that he was coming. But since policemen came to my house to check my house, I told Sunday that ‘please you can’t stay here any longer’. May be because of that Sunday didn’t inform me.

“On Monday, I heard Sunday was at the airport. I tried to call him that he was not supposed to be at the airport because Nigeria already wrote a letter to Interpol.

“Immediately, I tried to call someone at the airport to tell him to leave the place, five minutes later, I was notified by my sources in the criminal police that they arrested one Nigerian. I asked what the name was and my source told me; Sunday Adeyemo. I shouted. I asked why they did that and they said it was an order from above.”

Igboho’s lawyers in Benin write German govt, seek Berlin’s help in stopping extradition
Meanwhile, the Beninese lawyers representing Igboho have sought the intervention of the German government to halt the planned extradition of the Yoruba nation activist.


This, it was gathered, was meant to put diplomatic pressure on Cotonou and foil the moves by the Federal Government to influence the Beninese government.

A member of Igboho’s legal team, Olajengbesi, disclosed this to one of our correspondents on Wednesday.

He said Yoruba activist’s lawyers in Nigeria would also dispatch a similar letter to the German Embassy in Abuja on Thursday (today).

He stated, “We have written to the German government to intervene and stop the illegal extradition of Igboho and we are expecting a due response from the German government. The wife is German and that made it convenient for us.

“The lawyers in Benin have formally written to the German government and so we expect them to intervene. We (Igboho’s lawyers in Nigeria) have not written to the German embassy in Nigeria because it is a public holiday but by tomorrow (today), steps will be taken in that regard.”

Olajengbesi said the Beninese government would not succumb to pressure from the Federal Government to extradite Igboho to Nigeria, noting that “Benin Republic has a certain level of decency in terms of respect for the rule of law which is encouraging.”

He attributed the reported maltreatment of Igboho by security agencies in Benin to letters allegedly written by Buratai, who asked the government to arrest Igboho whom he accused of being a hardened criminal.



The lawyer added, “The government is treating Igboho like a criminal because of the letters written by retired Lt. Gen Tukur Buratai to the government in Benin describing Igboho as a hardcore criminal.

“We have communicated to the government in Benin that he is not a criminal but an advocate for justice in Nigeria and so, he must be given such due.”

FG keeps mum
Efforts to get an official response on Igboho’s issue from the Federal Government were not successful on Wednesday.

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Calls to the mobile telephone number of the Special Assistant to the President on Media and Publicity, Shehu, had yet to be picked nor returned as of the time of sending this report.

A response to a text message sent to him on the subject was still being awaited as of the time of filing this report at 7:45pm.

Similar calls to the mobile telephone number of the Spokesman for the Attorney General and Minister of Justice, Dr Umaru Gwandu, were neither picked nor returned.

A response to a text message sent to him was still being awaited as of the time of sending this report at 7:47 pm.


The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has yet to appoint an official spokesman after the last one went on foreign posting about a month ago.

Igboho’s supporters protest in Ibadan, Cotonou, London
Meanwhile, there were protests on Wednesday in Ibadan, Cotonou and London against Igboho’s arrest.

In Ibadan, armed policemen dispersed his supporters who protested in the city.

The protesters marched through the road leading to Soka area to the Soka bus stop along the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway where they sang and demanded the release of Igboho.

The protesters were bearing placards with various inscriptions.

A street hawker at the Soka bus stop told one of our correspondents that Igboho supporters said the Federal Government should not kill Igboho the way the winner of the June 12, 1993 election, Chief Moshood Abiola, was allegedly killed.

The hawker said the protest grounded traffic in the area and some motorists had to take alternative routes.



A resident of the area, Musbau Ogunbiyi, said the protest started at about 1:50pm.

He said, “The policemen came in about four patrol vans and a car. They shot in the air and chased away the protesters.”

But another resident, Taye Adeoti, said the protesters marched towards the Challenge area after spending some minutes at the bus stop.

One of our correspondents observed that the armed police had taken over the place around 3:30pm when he arrived there.

In Cotonou, Republic of Benin, some Yoruba people in the city stormed the country’s court where it was believed the extradition hearing of Igboho would hold.

The protesters were seen singing solidarity songs and demanding freedom for Igboho in a video on the Facebook page of Olayomi Koiki, Igboho’s media aide.

The agitators also demanded an independent nation of Yoruba people, saying they had confidence in Benin Republic justice system.


In the two-minute video, an unnamed speaker told supporters of the activist to be calm, saying that “Igboho is alright, but has not gone to Germany” as being speculated.

“We are in Cotonou at the moment where the extradition case of Sunday Igboho will hold. Baba is fine, but the case has not been decided,” the speaker who spoke in Yoruba said.

Also, the Yoruba nation protesters in London stormed the British parliament to protest against the arrest of the activist.

In a live video by Heritage media on Facebook monitored by The PUNCH, protesters were seen with the Yoruba nation flag, placards and branded T-shirts with inscriptions such as #Leave Our freedom fighters alone, stop extrajudicial killings in southern Nigeria, Free Sunday Igboho, I stand with Sunday Igboho.

An unnamed speaker urged the supporters of the activist to be calm, saying “Igboho has not gone back to Germany as has been speculated. He is still in Cotonou.

“We are calling on the regime of Muhammadu Buhari to leave our freedom fighters alone. We are tired of the killings in Yorubaland. Enough is enough.”

Igboho won’t get justice if extradited to Nigeria, says Okei-Odumakin
President, Women Arise and Centre for Change, Dr Joe Okei-Odumakin, in her reaction, expressed fear that the activist would not get justice if extradited to Nigeria.



She noted that his wellbeing was also under threat because “It is not debatable that Igboho will come to grief if he is extradited to Nigeria under the prevailing circumstances.”

Okei-Odumakin said this on Wednesday in a statement titled, “On Igboho’s arrest.”

MASSOB warns FG, says no harm must befall Igboho, Kanu
On its part, the Movement for the Actualisation of Sovereign State of Biafra condemned the arrest of the agitator.

The pro-Biafra group, in a statement on Wednesday by its National Director of Information, Edeson Samuel, said the arrest of agitators without addressing the cause of agitations was a ploy of Buhari’s regime to “intimidate the southern part of this political entity called Nigeria.”

It noted that a government that could not arrest leaders of herdsmen, bandits, and Boko Haram, who were terrorising the country especially in Northern Nigeria, was using all its strength against freedom agitators in the South.

The group stated, “MASSOB has already warned Muhammadu Buhari- led All Progressives Congress that nothing should happen to Nnamdi Kanu and Sunday Igboho. Nigerian security has failed to arrest leaders of herdsmen, bandits, and Boko Haram in the North, but using all its strength against freedom agitators in the South.

“Kidnapping is going on everyday in Kaduna, Zamfara and other states in the North, but these Fulani foot soldiers cannot do anything because they are working together.
It is very clear now to the entire world that the Federal Government of Nigeria led by General Muhammadu Buhari is pampering terrorists known as killer herders and sending its security agents against non-violent self-determination groups because of the hatred it has for the South and the Middle Belt.

“MASSOB still maintains its stand that no harm should befall Sunday Igboho, Nnamdi Kanu and other freedom agitators held in the DSS and police custody.”


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abatically:
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I am experiencing the same with my 2007 Corolla. I just noticed since last month that my car has been consuming fuel more than it used to.
I don't know what the problem is although my check engine light is on on my dashboard.

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Sisi Yewande of @[/b] saw this and exclaimed : [b]"Alabosi"!!

Whatever that means?

We thought that was supposed to mean onions or something close, (we hear something laidat at the market on a daily basis),
someone should help us translate the word in red biko!

Alábòsí = Pretender in Yoruba language.

All these evil people are concerned about is 2023 while the country burns.
Could there be a 2023 if the country has been brought down?

Ihatemen:
I hate men

Get help ASAP while I hope you get well soon.

powerbank5000:
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ba7man:
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Can't you read the sarcasm press all over the comment?