₦airaland Forum

FSBoperator:
There is so many things wrong with this your post.

Richtaiwo:
I still can’t wrap my head around some of this nonsense. How on earth do you get so worked up about how a completely different set of people choose to live their lives?

Yes, some northern states follow Shariah law, fine, that’s their business. But how exactly is that supposed to bother a trader hustling in Onitsha market? Is he expected to start measuring his yams by Islamic jurisprudence now?

And this “break up” talk… what is that even supposed to be? A threat? A prophecy? Or just pure, unfiltered madness? Honestly, some people’s imagination deserves its own zip code.

SemperFid:
Some countries my require a PCR test to either allow you enter or reject you. Focus on treatment and your PCR result

sunnymighty:
Getting yourself treated should be the paramount thing on your mind now not the visa. Hepatitis B is a silent killer.

The U.S. has sent a small team of troops to Nigeria, the general in charge of the U.S. command for Africa said on Tuesday, the first acknowledgment of U.S. forces on the ground since Washington struck by air on Christmas Day.

President Donald Trump ordered airstrikes on what he described as Islamic State targets in Nigeria in December and said there could be more U.S. military action there.

Reuters earlier reported that the U.S. had been conducting surveillance flights over the country from Ghana since at least late November.

The top general said the U.S. team was sent after both countries agreed that more needed to be done to combat the terrorist threat in West Africa.

"That has led to increased collaboration between our nations to include a small US team that brings some unique capabilities from the United States," General Dagvin R.M. Anderson, head of the U.S. military's Africa Command AFRICOM, told journalists during a press briefing on Tuesday.

Anderson did not provide further details about the size and scope of their mission.

Defense Minister Christopher Musa confirmed that a team was working in Nigeria but did not provide further details.

A former U.S. official said the U.S. team appeared to be heavily involved in intelligence gathering and enabling Nigerian forces to strike terrorist-affiliated groups.

Nigeria has come under intense pressure by Washington to act after President Trump accused the West African nation of failing to protect Christians from Islamist militants operating in the northwest.

The Nigerian government denies any systematic persecution of Christians, saying it is targeting Islamist fighters and other armed groups that attack both Christian and Muslim civilians.

Boko Haram and Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP) fighters have intensified attacks on military convoys and civilians, and the northwest remains the epicentre of the 17-year Islamist insurgency.

The U.S. military’s Africa Command said the strike was carried out in Sokoto state in coordination with Nigerian authorities and killed multiple ISIS militants.

The strike came after Trump in late October began warning that Christianity faces an "existential threat" in Nigeria and threatened to militarily intervene in the West African country over what he says is its failure to stop violence targeting Christian communities.

seunmsg:
We are also grateful for the partnership. Nigeria is always open to working with the US on the basis of mutual respect and shared interest to address all issues of common concern.

Redoil:
What appear to be a eye sore occur in Anambra during the dedication of the biggest catholic cathedral in Anambra when the former governor of Anambra peter obi was more given a clapping ovation than the current governor prof. Soludo.
how will these makes Peter obi becomes the president clowns everywhere

helinues:
In 2025 alone, how many Muslim have been killed, how many mosque affected?

helinues:
Who suspended you?

Sebi you have read Arnold report, why not summarize the epistle for us

helinues:
What did you know in the past? What do you know now

helinues:
This lobbyist is doing everything possible to justify his pay

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