Mushmush: This guy must be a joker. How could he have made such a heavy and false allegation against Seyi Tinubu? No nah. This should be condemned by all. I hate blackmailers with a passion. Well he should face the consequences of his actions alone.
SoftSport: It's great to see dialogue like this, respecting the rights of Fulani herders and recognizing their immense contributions to Nigeria is essential for real, lasting peace and progress.
Lalami3232: Weather we like am or not,men tend to have better heart than women. If a woman is stronger than you financially or physically, bros you go know say that gender dey wicked. Never pray to be at the mercy of a woman, never. You no see the way majority of dem dey treat housemaids? That's to show you say dem no get conscience if you are below them. The only woman who loves you unconditionally and won't take advantage of you is your mother. No virgin women can do this sha. Most of these yeye traits are synonymous with non-virgins a.k.a boreholes. One thing wey dey synonymous to virgins na faithfulness and respectfulness. But that's not my concern sha, I'm only concerned about the man going for DNA test. What do I even know sef aside enlightening my fellow men nationwide with the good news
UncleAyo: Southwest Nigeria, Yorubaland, stands for peace, progress, and all things good—opposite to terrorism, crime, and backwardness.
If your region and your leaders tolerates banditry, violence, self-destruction, fake drug and fake products sales and economic sabotage, stay there. Do not bring chaos to a land that values growth, integrity, and security.
Dear Yoruba people, if you see something, say something! Let’s protect our land and uphold its values.
Two Israeli tanks crossed into Syria on Monday, according to Israeli media, citing Syrian reports.
Acoording to the reports, the tanks positioned themselves near the border town of Kwdana/Kodna, south of Quneitra, which has been the site of several tank battles, most famously in the 1973 Yom Kippur War.
Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant appeared on Wednesday to say that retaliation against Iran for its missile attack will be “lethal, precise and surprising,” in a video published on Israeli media on Wednesday.
After describing Iran’s Oct. 1 missile attack as a failure, Gallant said: “Whoever attacks us will be hurt and will pay a price. Our attack will be deadly, precise and above all surprising, they will not understand what happened and how it happened, they will see the results,” he said.
The possibility that Esmail Qaani, the commander of the Quds Force in the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, was wounded in an Israeli bombing in Beirut is being investigated, N12 reported on Saturday.
Qaani oversees Iran's terrorist and proxy affiliates in the region, N12 reported, noting that he may have been hit in an air force strike in southern Beirut, in the same attack that targeted Hashem Safieddine, Nasrallah's presumed successor.
The IDF is preparing for the retaliation strike in Iran: "It will be serious and significant; we are at the heart of the preparations and deal with it most of our time. This will have consequences for the IRGC—and they should understand that.”
The IDF expects significant cooperation from the partner countries in the region in the offensive action.
The number of ballistic missiles launched from Iran to Israel in this week's attack - 201. Most of them were intercepted by the Israeli air defense systems.
madridguy: Every time Israel carries out an attack, it claims to have succeeded and expresses satisfaction, but when it suffers the same attacks, it denies the claims and creates false reports.
Meanwhile, most countries walk out of Netanyahu’s speech at the UN, leaving him to talk at an empty hall. I believe this action pain him well well.
Israeli military strikes in Beirut on Friday reportedly targeted Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah, following a warning from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu that Israel would not tolerate threats from Hezbollah and Hamas.
The airstrikes shook the Lebanese capital, killing at least two, wounding 76 and destroying six buildings in the southern suburbs, where Hezbollah’s central headquarters are said to be located.
Israeli sources told multiple outlets that Nasrallah was the intended target of the attack. A source close to Hezbollah told Reuters that Nasrallah is alive, while Iran’s Tasnim news agency also reported he was safe.
The Independent asked whether Nasrallah was present at the headquarters and the Israeli military declined to confirm or deny.
The strikes hit Beirut shortly after Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed to continue Israel’s attacks on Iranian-backed fighters in Lebanon in a closely watched United Nations speech, as hopes faded for a ceasefire that could head off an all-out regional war.
He told the assembly: “There is no place in Iran that the long arm of Israel cannot reach, and that’s true of the entire Middle East.”