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I just too love this lady, brallant in making, she's really making Nigeria happy.

Timothy89:
Where is that Igbo dude boasting how Igbo women are now dominating Yoruba political arena


Give this people small privilege and they will be over hyping themselves

them no hold you not to hype urself,..I see all this as sign of jealousy,..the lady in question is his wife,. earlier today we will complaining about Chinese market not letting black in and here u I hating a tribe 4notin,.mind you am a Edo Benin

Paraman:
E no touch me at all.

It's their fault for not planning well

it seems you are kid,..you need to travel and observe things

Tribalism has turns things upside down where criminal has overpowered saints,..God will surely disgrace them all

Loan Nigeria wouldn't make naija do otherwise,....they have upper hand

I haven't heard on cultists invent common touch light or contribute to the society possitively but shame and sorrow to their families,...I think is time for them turn all to God and live a life Joy.

Sannisege:
People that can’t even win a local government election will feel that they have the capacity to advice the great Asiwaju, the god of Nigerian politics.

did ur satanic APC actually won the election? I beg shift comut from here.

So nice of him

Do terrorists also do birthday,..am with Israel in everything

Some Politicians are heartless to the call,.just imagine what he's celebrating

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Retired colonel says this shows 'Iranians clearly sending signal' to the US01:49
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Israel weighs response after Iran fires missile barrage
By Kathleen Magramo, Antoinette Radford, Maureen Chowdhury and Amir Vera, CNN

Updated 2341 GMT (0741 HKT) April 15, 2024
What we're covering
The Israeli war cabinet has reviewed military plans for a potential response against Iran, an official said. The cabinet remains determined to act, but it's not clear if a decision has been made. Israel has vowed to "exact a price" after the unprecedented large-scale drone and missile attack.
US President Joe Biden addressed Iran’s attack for the first time publicly Monday, saying he remains focused on Israel’s security, reaching a Gaza ceasefire and hostage deal and preventing the conflict from spreading.
Iran’s attack on Israel was “legitimate” and “responsible,” Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Nasser Kanaani said Monday. Tehran is not seeking to raise tension but will take “proportionate action” to defend itself, he said.
Meanwhile, Israel was set to take its first steps toward a ground offensive on the Gaza city of Rafah but delayed the campaign after Iran’s attack, Israeli sources told CNN.
Here's how to help humanitarian efforts in Gaza and Israel.
2 hr 7 min ago
15 more bodies recovered from around Gaza's Al-Shifa Hospital as exhumation process continues
From CNN’s Kareem Khadder and Zeena Saifi in Jerusalem

A United Nations team inspects the grounds of Al-Shifa hospital after an Israeli raid on April 8.
A United Nations team inspects the grounds of Al-Shifa hospital after an Israeli raid on April 8. AFP/Getty Images
Fifteen bodies were recovered Monday from around Al-Shifa Hospital following the withdrawal of the Israeli military from the area two weeks ago, Gaza residents and medical crews told CNN.

Health workers and residents in northern Gaza have been searching for what they believe are mass graves and looking for their loved ones after they said Israeli forces killed hundreds of Palestinians and left their bodies to decompose during their two-week siege of the complex.

Hundreds of bodies have been recovered from areas around the hospital complex since the siege ended April 1, a Gaza Civil Defense spokesperson told CNN last week.

Video filmed by CNN Monday shows medical workers, some wearing UN-marked vests walking around the site over mounds of sand, digging up bodies. White body bags can be seen on the side of the excavation site, some marked with text that read “unidentified body” and some with names of people on them.

“Today I bid farewell to my mother who was inside Al-Shifa Hospital during the invasion and attack by the vicious Israeli occupation on this medical complex that has been turned into a big mass of rubble,” Mohammad Al-Khateeb, a resident of Gaza told CNN. “The Israeli military deprived patients, nurses, doctors and the displaced of water, medicine and food."
Al-Khateeb’s mother, Khawala Al-Khateeb, was 75 years old when she was brought to the hospital three days before the Israeli military siege on the complex and surrounding neighborhood of Al-Rimal, and was killed three days after, he said.
CNN has reached out to the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) for comment on these allegations but has not received a response.
Waleed Abu-Laila told CNN he had been searching for his mother since the Israeli siege on the hospital ended on April 1. On Monday, he said he found her body and was only able to identify her "from the specific markings on her feet and hands" from when she had a toe and finger amputated back in November.

Video shows Abu-Laila opening a white body bag, revealing his mother’s decomposed body.

“The hospital was blocked from all sides and there were bodies were scattered all over, squashed on the streets from the tank rails. When I got a call to come check the unidentified bodies, I opened a bag that was marked 'unidentified' and immediately found my mother’s body decomposed,” he said.
Khadr Al-Za’anoun of Wafa, the official Palestinian news agency, contributed to this report.


1 hr 21 min ago
Hamas lowers number of hostages it's willing to release as part of a ceasefire deal, Israeli source says
From CNN’s Jeremy Diamond in Tel Aviv

Hamas has slashed the number of hostages it is willing to release during the first phase of a ceasefire deal by more than half, an Israeli source close to the negotiations said.

In its latest counterproposal, Hamas offered to release fewer than 20 hostages in exchange for a six-week ceasefire, more than halving the number of 40 hostages that has been the basis of negotiations for months now, representing a significant step backward in the talks.

A senior Biden administration official confirmed that Hamas is focused on those 20 for the first phase of a potential ceasefire deal. The official also confirmed Hamas is telling mediators that it only has around 20 remaining hostages who are women or sick, wounded and elderly men.

Hamas also called for the release of more Palestinian prisoners in exchange for fewer hostages, the source said, as well as a higher number of prisoners serving life sentences.

The Israeli source said the latest Hamas counterproposal signals that Yahya Sinwar, the Hamas leader in Gaza, does not want a deal, seeking to exploit fissures between the US and Israel over Israeli military operations in Gaza and domestic pressure on the Israeli government.

Basem Naim, a Hamas spokesperson, said Hamas had proposed “releasing (three) captured Israelis each week,” but said “no one is talking about final numbers.”
Beyond the ratio of Palestinian prisoners, Hamas is continuing to demand assurances about a permanent ceasefire, the withdrawal of Israeli troops from Gaza and unrestricted access for Palestinians to return to northern Gaza.
“I think part of this is Hamas thinks they're winning. Because their definition of success is survival and they've survived so far,” the Biden official said. “The longer the conflict has gone on the more recalcitrant Hamas has become rather than the other way around.”
This post has been updated with remarks from a Biden official.
2 hr 43 min ago
Israeli prime minister says international community must "stand united in resisting this Iranian aggression"
From CNN’s Eugenia Yosef in Haifa and Larry Register in Atlanta

It's imperative the international community "stand united in resisting this Iranian aggression, which threatens world peace," Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said in a Monday statement from his office on X.

Netanyahu added:

“Directly and through its terror proxies Hamas and others, Iran is conducting a full-scale campaign of aggression that threatens not only Israel but the entire Middle East.”
Netanyahu's comments follow an Iranian strike against Israel over the weekend in which more than 300 missiles and drones were launched.

Tehran said the attack was in retaliation for a deadly Israeli attack against a consulate building in the Iranian embassy compound in Damascus.
2 hr 3 min ago
Golden Gate Bridge reopens after protestors against the war in Gaza block traffic
From CNN’s Cindy Von Quednow and Jeffrey Kopp

Protesters are monitored by California Highway Patrol officers on Interstate 880 southbound near the 7th Avenue on ramp in West Oakland, California, on April 15.
Protesters are monitored by California Highway Patrol officers on Interstate 880 southbound near the 7th Avenue on ramp in West Oakland, California, on April 15. Jane Tyska/Digital First Media/East Bay Times/Getty Images
The Golden Gate Bridge has reopened after demonstrators protesting the war in Gaza shut down the busy roadway Monday morning, California Highway Patrol Officer Andrew Barclay told CNN.

Traffic is beginning to flow again as both sides of the bridge reopened, Barclay added.
Earlier in the day, protestors also blocked Interstate 880 in Oakland and the roadway remains impacted, Barclay said. The northbound side of the interstate is almost completely clear, while the southbound side remains closed, the officer detailed. Protests continue on the interstate, aerial and ground video from CNN affiliate KGO showed.
“Arrests have been made, and are continuing to be made,” Barclay said in an email early Monday.
Before the law enforcement response, protesters held signs, including one that read “Stop the world for Gaza.”
I-880 reopened traffic later Monday, California Highway Patrol Officer Art Montiel told CNN. Protesters are still demonstrating on city streets near the interstate, the officer added.
Montiel was not able to say how many people were arrested in the incident.
4 hr 43 min ago
US military assets remain in Middle East as Israel debates response to Iran attack, Pentagon says
From CNN's Haley Britzky
Additional US military assets that had been moved into the Middle East before Iran’s attack on Israel remain in place, Pentagon spokesperson Maj. Gen. Pat Ryder said Monday.
Ryder's comments come as Israel debates possible retaliation to Iran’s attack.
"As (Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin) has said, both publicly and privately, we don't want to see escalation, but we obviously will take necessary measures to protect our forces in the region and as was demonstrated over the weekend, we'll take necessary measures to defend Israel," Ryder said.

4 hr 49 min ago
Iran will not show restraint if "enemy aggression" crosses red lines, military adviser says
From CNN Staff
Iraj Masjedi speaks at the Rafidain Forum in Baghdad, Iraq, in August 2021.
Iraj Masjedi speaks at the Rafidain Forum in Baghdad, Iraq, in August 2021. Haydar Karaalp/Anadolu Agency/Getty Images
Iran will not show restraint when its red lines are crossed, the top advisor to the Iran Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) Quds Force commander, Iraj Masjedi, said on Monday, according to Iranian state news agency IRNA.
"The Islamic Republic does not seek war but will not show restraint in the face of enemy aggression against its red lines either,” Masjedi said.
Masjedi said while the United States urged Iran to exercise restraint, “at the same time, it supported the Israeli regime's actions."
Iran will not hesitate to give a "stormy and unified response” to any acts of aggression, Iranian Army Chief Commander Major General Abdolrahim Mousavi said during a Monday message commemorating National Army Day in Iran.
Iran’s retaliatory attacks against Israel this past weekend, dubbed Operation True Promise, were conducted in cooperation with the IRGC’s Aerospace Division, the Army, and the Defense Ministry, Mousavi said. Iran has recently conducted many joint military drills to enhance its national security, he said.
"The recent strike showed that (Israel's) air defense systems and the Iron Dome are by no means a deterrent against Iranian missiles," Masjedi said.
Some context: Almost all the ballistic missiles and drones Iran launched at Israel in an unprecedented attack late Saturday were intercepted and failed to meet their mark, according to Israeli and American officials, highlighting the formidable, and multi-layered missile defense deployed by the two allied partners.
Most of the more than 300 Iranian munitions, the majority of which are believed to have been launched from inside of Iran’s territory during a five-hour attack, were intercepted before they got to Israel, more than 1,100 miles (1,770 kilometers) from their launch points.
3 hr 30 min ago
White House says Biden will not accept a standalone funding bill for aid to Israel
From CNN's Donald Judd
Joe Biden listens in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, DC, on April 15.
Joe Biden listens in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, DC, on April 15. Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images
The White House reiterated on Monday that President Joe Biden “will not accept a standalone” funding bill for aid to Israel.
Some House Republicans have suggested that lawmakers seek to pass additional funding in the wake of Iran’s attacks.
“What we want to see is that bipartisan national security supplemental that passed overwhelmingly, 70-29 in the Senate, and we believe if the (House Speaker Mike Johnson) were to put that on the floor, it would pass overwhelmingly. And so that's what we want to see,” White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre told CNN.
The House has so far declined to take a vote on the Senate-passed legislation — which includes funding for Israel as well as Ukraine and Taiwan — with many House conservatives opposed to sending additional aid to Ukraine and wanting stricter US southern border policies included in any aid package.
4 hr 46 min ago
Iran strike "will be met with a response," Israel’s army chief tells soldiers
From CNN’s Jeremy Diamond, Zahid Mahmood and Niamh Kennedy
IDF chief of staff Herzi Halevi attends a ceremony in Tel Aviv, in January 2023.
IDF chief of staff Herzi Halevi attends a ceremony in Tel Aviv, in January 2023. Gil Cohen-Magen/AFP/Getty Images
Israel Defense Forces (IDF) chief of staff Lt. Gen. Herzi Halevi said on Monday that Iran’s attack on Israel "will be met with a response.”
"Iran wanted to harm the strategic capabilities of the State of Israel, this is something that did not happen in the past," Halevi said while addressing troops at Nevatim airbase, which was hit in the strike.
"We were prepared in the 'Iron Shield' operation, this preparation brought Iran to also meet air superiority, which you expressed (manifested) very well," he said.
Halevi said that Israel had intelligence of Iran’s strike since last Monday, adding that Israel is "very strong and knows how to deal with it on its own."
IDF spokesperson Rear Adm. Daniel Hagari doubled down on the chief of staff's message during a media briefing.
Responding to a question regarding a possible Israeli response, Hagari stressed that the Israeli military will have to do "all that is necessary" to defend Israel.
"And we will do that at the time we choose," he added.
5 hr 19 min ago
Analysis: Oil prices could shoot skyward if Iran-Israel conflict escalates further
Analysis by CNN's Anna Cooban
Iran’s unprecedented attack on Israel over the weekend has ratcheted up tensions in the oil-rich Middle East yet again, threatening to send fuel prices skyward if the conflict escalates and disrupts global supplies.
Tehran launched scores of missiles toward Israel late Saturday in retaliation for a suspected Israeli strike on an Iranian diplomatic complex in Syria on April 1. Israel’s military said that “99%” of the more than 300 projectiles were intercepted.
Oil prices spiked Friday to levels not seen since October in anticipation of just such an escalation but on Monday were subdued. Brent, the global benchmark, was trading down 0.9%; West Texas Intermediate futures, the US benchmark, were down 0.8% by 9.25 am ET as markets wait to see how Israel will respond.
Members of Israel’s war cabinet were locked in heated debate over the nature of its response, with military and diplomatic options both being considered, two Israeli officials familiar with the deliberations told CNN.
The deepening conflict raises “the risk of increased volatility in oil markets and (provides) a fresh reminder of the importance of oil security,” the Paris-based International Energy Agency, which monitors oil markets on behalf of developed economies, said in a note Monday.
Read more about the risk to international oil prices
5 hr 25 min ago
Eyewitnesses recount airstrike that destroyed a residential block in Gaza's Al-Maghazi refugee camp
From Mohammad Al-Sawalhi in Gaza, CNN’s Kareem Khadder and Zeena Saifi in Jerusalem and Avery Schmitz in Atlanta
A boy stands by rubble around a heavily damaged building at the Al-Maghazi refugee camp in Gaza, on April 15.
A boy stands by rubble around a heavily damaged building at the Al-Maghazi refugee camp in Gaza, on April 15. AFP/Getty Images
An entire block of residential buildings in central Gaza's Al-Maghazi refugee camp was destroyed following a strike around 2:00 a.m. local time on Monday, according to eyewitnesses and footage filmed for CNN.
Residents said some of them received a call from the Israeli military — warning them to evacuate only a few minutes before the airstrike hit.
Video of the aftermath shot by a CNN stringer shows the entire block destroyed with debris and rubble strewn along the ground. Pieces of furniture and people’s belongings can be seen underneath the buildings. Dozens of people, including men, women and children are seen sitting on sofas covered in dust, and others walking on top of the rubble, trying to retrieve whatever is left of their belongings.
One resident named Khalil Shishniyeh told CNN his neighbor banged on his door at 1:30 a.m. local time on Monday to tell him to evacuate because an Israeli airstrike was going to target his house. Eight displaced families were living in that building, he said.
Another young man said he evacuated his house in five minutes and didn't get very far before the house was struck.
“We didn’t take anything with us. My grandmother was on a wheelchair, I don’t know how we managed to get her out on the street," he said.
An elderly woman said she was sleeping with her children when her neighbor came "knocking on the door like a madman."
"He told us the Israeli forces said they were going to strike our house. We ran out like mad people, and we took nothing with us … if it had just been 10 minutes later, I swear our house would’ve fallen on top of us, and you’d have to remove us in body parts,” she said.
CNN has reached out to the Israel Defense Forces for comment.
5 hr 30 min ago
US official declines to say if Biden urged Netanyahu to exercise restraint after Iran strike
From CNN's Donald Judd
National Security Council Coordinator for Strategic Communications John Kirby speaks at the White House in Washington DC on April 15.
National Security Council Coordinator for Strategic Communications John Kirby speaks at the White House in Washington DC on April 15. Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images
A top US national security official on Monday wouldn’t say if President Joe Biden urged Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to exercise restraint in Israel’s response to Iran’s attack over the weekend.

“All I'll say is that the president, from the beginning of this conflict on October 7th, has been steadfast and consistent,” National Security Council Coordinator for Strategic Communications John Kirby said. “We don't want to see a war with Iran, we don't want to see a broader regional conflict, we will do what we have to do to defend Israel.”
CNN reported over the weekend that Biden urged Netanyahu in a call to consider Saturday a win because the US assessed Iran’s attacks had been largely unsuccessful and demonstrated Israel’s superior military capability, while also making clear that the United States will not participate in any offensive operations against Iran in response, according to a senior administration official.

What's going on in this world ooh king of glory, Lord Jesus have mercy

Am proudly Niger Delta,. Northern know all those elements causing breakdown of law enforcement in their region,..why on Earth would federal government allow setting state sharia constitutes terrorists headed by iran,.. coming here to shout religion of peace.

SoNature:
Oga, stop arguing. Black people are not innovative. In 2024, Nigeria hasn't been able to get something as simple as leadership right and you are here talking about nukes.

It was in Nigeria that I learnt that satellites are parked in the space when corrupt government officials were asked why a satellite stopped functioning.

APC are satanic group whose there to destroy life and properties,..I also comes to realize when unlected leader rule the nation always unrest.

Just imagine world without Islam,..how peacefully it would have been,.. Israel please do the needful...the world deserves peace.

helinues:
Go to court

Some people's hatred for this government might make them to support devil

sarcasm from you,.. don't know APC are satanic itself? Dey play,..no one will want to eat with devil.

For long now most people born Muslim not longer practice Islam due to shame an other verses,..

As an Edo guy are Kean to tell you guys, from Edo central down to South they have same behavior an mind, we see APC as satanic group,.we no dey support bad thing,.. Asue is potentially overdose

richie240:
No matter how e be, opolo must jump!

"My country denied us"
"Some ppl are jealous of us"
"Foreign airlines are ganging up against me"

Victim mentality all the way.
I've never heard a Dangote or adenuga or otedola wail/trade blames whenever things don't go their way.

. Shut up ur hypocrite mouth,.did you know how Nigeria government are supporting those guys openly? Airpeace should be supported in time like this also u, Edo boy says so.

Many of them knew their satanic religion, that's why most of the educated once run to Europe country for safety and majority of them in southern part don't even practice it anymore,.. violent set of entities,..just watch after their fasting now they will go back to their old doing.

Am I terrested on this job,..I actually base in Lagos State,.. kindly reach out to me via email: onogiede20@gmail.com

AllenSpencer:
Lovely couple

They so happy!

U well so because you need help

Anyone giving Nigeria headache should follow as such,..may they not find rest,..you government officials holding down masses funds for ur own greedy interest,.may such entities develop high blood pressure.

You can't protest over high price of commodity in the country but bolder over terrorists nation who didn't know you guys exist,.. rubbish set of people.

Simple because great Peter Obi is far!! Smarter than all of them,..APC has not ideal potentiality to lead Nigeria.

I tell this ozour of entity to stop taking those substance

My Edo elders said if u want to kill a snake cut the head then the risk will be less.. mainly all politicians, celebrities you are guiding are leaders an sponsors of various cultists group, stop deceiving helpless masses an do ur job right.

Just hope it actually meet the really needies because Nigeria politicians are full of AUDIO news.

Good news but let them also show same energy in dealing of bandit's terrorists because you can't tell me them don't have sponsors.

A big lie ever,..they never talk the actual true,. unless no be Nigeria police

Aviry coast and Senegal has always be our threat,..now one is already out of the way.. victory is sure