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So Maiduguri is a town and not a city in North-east? BTW, when this so-called private army was contracted in 6 months, how many chibok girls did they rescue? How come when their contract was terminated was when more than 100 chibok girls got rescued by the Nigerian government through the help of the swiss negotiators? Sane people all over the world know that the USA strives and delight in war, conflict, and confusion, they don't like a peaceful world or country. They only feel relevant in a crisis-filled world. |
Sanchez01:And is trump american if those you listed are not? |
Yet some foolish, ill-educated illiterates in Nigeria are saying all manner of rubbish, wishing the US should go and destroy Iran like war is something kids play with. No right-thinking person will support that overgrown Trump of a president who talks and acts before thinking. So congress even see Trump as a dictator, yet some Nigerians are praising him, let Buhari do half of what he has done, you will see them crying to hauge and UN shouting "marginalization and playing victim". Bastards not worth being citizens of any sane nation! |
Only 2 puppets supported Trump. UK and France. Israel is a branch of America, so doesn't count. Every other world leaders have not said anything that supported the US nor Trump. |
Who did the counting? |
Dpharisee:An average American dread 3 countries Russia Iran North Korea People who love their country even though they are not getting the best therein are the most difficult to defeat. |
TOSIN116:How many countries has Iran invaded ? How many people did or has Bush killed and still alive? I know majority on NL are dull, please prove me wrong. |
What is the package like and how do I get intouch? |
The US is preparing for a retailiation from Iran, yet some kids here are typing rubbish . is it that Nigerians on Nairaland are naive when it comes to international politics or they are just unintelligent? |
PointZerom:2800? Too many kids on this thread |
hotwax:Did you read the article at all especially the bolded? |
Channels Television Updated January 3, 2020 Qasem Soleimani, Iranian Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC) Major General and commander of the Quds Force, speaks during an interview with members of the Iranian leader’s bureau in Tehran. AFP The world reacted with alarm on Friday after top Iranian commander Qasem Soleimani was killed in a US strike in Iraq, with leaders appealing for restraint. The assassination was praised by US President Donald Trump’s Republicans but elsewhere there were warnings of the danger it could inflame regional tensions. Following are some of the reactions from around the world: ‘Severe revenge’ “Martyrdom was the reward for his ceaseless efforts in all these years,” Iran’s supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said on Twitter, declaring three days of mourning. “With him gone, God willing, his work and his path will not be stopped, but severe revenge awaits the criminals who bloodied their foul hands with his blood and other martyrs’ in last night’s incident.” Khamenei called Soleimani the “international face of the resistance” and said he was killed by “the most cruel of those on earth”. All people who back the resistance would be his “avengers”. “The lack of our devoted and dear general is bitter, but continuing the fight and achieving final victory will embitter the murderers and criminals even more.” ‘Price of killing Americans’ “In a display of resolve and strength, we struck the leader of those attacking our sovereign US territories,” top House of Representatives Republican Kevin McCarthy said in a statement. “Wow – the price of killing and injuring Americans has just gone up drastically,” Senator Lindsey Graham, a close confidant of Trump, wrote on Twitter. ‘Adventurist step’ “The killing of Soleimani… was an adventurist step that will increase tensions throughout the region,” the Russian foreign ministry was quoted as saying by news agencies RIA Novosti and TASS. “Soleimani served the cause of protecting Iran’s national interests with devotion. We express our sincere condolences to the Iranian people.” ‘Dangerous escalation’ The killing of Soleimani risks provoking a “dangerous escalation of violence”, US House of Representatives Speaker Nancy Pelosi said in a statement. “America — and the world — cannot afford to have tensions escalate to the point of no return.” “President Trump just tossed a stick of dynamite into a tinderbox,” former vice president Joe Biden said in a statement. “Iran will surely respond. We could be on the brink of a major conflict across the Middle East.” ‘Appeal for restraint’ “China has always opposed the use of force in international relations,” foreign ministry spokesman Geng Shuang said at a press briefing. “We urge the relevant sides, especially the United States, to remain calm and exercise restraint to avoid further escalating tensions.” He said Iraq’s sovereignty, independence and territorial integrity must be respected. China, a permanent member of the UN Security Council, is a key partner of Iran and major buyer of the country’s oil. ‘Spark a devastating war’ Iraq’s caretaker prime minister Adel Abdel Mahdi said the US strike, which also killed an Iraqi commander, was an “aggression” that would “spark a devastating war”. “The assassination of an Iraqi military commander in an official post is an aggression against the country of Iraq, its state, its government and its people,” he said in a statement. Abdel Mahdi said the strike was a “flagrant violation of the conditions authorising the presence of US troops” on Iraqi soil. ‘World more dangerous’ “We have woken up to a more dangerous world,” France’s Europe Minister Amelie de Montchalin told French radio, saying President Emmanuel Macron would consult soon with players in the region. “In such operations, when can see an escalation is under way, but what we want above all is stability and de-escalation,” Montchalin said. “All of France’s efforts… in all parts of the world aim to ensure that we are creating the conditions for peace or at least stability,” she added. “Our role is not to take sides, but to talk with everyone,” Montchalin said. ‘Cowardly aggression’ The Syrian government accused Washington of trying to fuel conflict in the Middle East. Syria is “certain that this cowardly US aggression… will only strengthen determination to follow in the path of the resistance’s martyred leaders,” a foreign ministry official was quoted as saying by the state news agency SANA. ‘Divine victory’ Iraqis who have demonstrated for months against a government they see as beholden to Iran broke into song and dance after the US strike. “Oh Qasem Soleimani, this is a divine victory,” they cheered in Baghdad’s iconic Tahrir Square, the epicentre of their movement. “This is God’s revenge for the blood of those killed,” one added, after nearly 460 people were killed in violence that many demonstrators have blamed on Iran-backed security forces. AFP https://www.channelstv.com/2020/01/03/how-the-world-is-reacting-to-us-killing-of-top-iran-general/?fbclid=IwAR0cgB_FWwL7DyeTvevbHFn-FyWAmfDwa9Ah69P6M06a4UHbX4YTIyoby94 CC: Seun, Lalastical
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With all the religious jargons, your country remain a spiritually bankrupt country. Religious fools everywhere |
Do you have 2Bdr for 400k? Your line not reachable. aeak1yahoocom: |
Do you have Mini-flat with same facilities for max of 300-350k yearly pay? |
<iframe src="https://web.facebook.com/plugins/video.php?href=https%3A%2F%2Fweb.facebook.com%2Fnigeriaprofessionalfootballleague%2Fvideos%2F750844898747414%2F&show_text=1&width=560" width="560" height="457" style="border:none;overflow:hidden" scrolling="no" frameborder="0" allowTransparency="true" allow="encrypted-media" allowFullScreen="true"></iframe> This is an highlight from one of the best matches in the NPFL in a decade. can someone help put it in video form? saw it on LMC page I follow on FB |
Imagine you as a black man sighting a cop in the US means you have 50/50 chances of surviving if you're alone and with your hands not VERY VISIBLY SEEN by the cop. MedicH: |
Save your breath, you can't wake who is pretending to be asleep. rusher14: |
Awesomemama:Cool.. |
Do you want to tell me if I followed a "Thread" from the start to know how it started? Like you are the only one who read the thread? The OP raised this topic to debunk the other report by the US claiming Nigeria is a religious intolerant country, claiming Christians are being targetted and killed with the government not doing anything about it. Trying to sow a seed of discord in the country and more distrust. Nigeria is more religiously free than the US. this is a fact! What you can do religiously in Nigeria, you can't try it over there. So Mr man, before you talk about sense, be sure you know what it is and what it is used for. trutht828:And learn to converse like a learned, civilized and exposed person. If you go gutter again, then I will group you with the rag tagged Boko haram illiterates who behave in uncivilised, unlearned and unexposed ways. |
So it's wrong to point out hypocrisy? Rapmoney: |
Criminals are attacking Nigerians, have nothing to do with your religion trutht828:Do you mean only terrorists are killing people in Nigeria? are the other killings also religion-based? |
Lewisalexander:No where on earth is safe. |
The gunman may likely be a member too. Dpharisee: |
Simplyleo:READ NA! |
Which lecturers are being owed salaries? Kampack: |
Please, I need input. A malaria test was done and when the result came out which was given to the doctor, he demanded another test is done to confirm what is on the previous test result without explaining what is on the first test. Does this make sense or are they playing some financial pranks here? |
ednut1:Pure lies that can be debunked by asking yourself and those you know if they know anyone who killed his wife within this year alone. Then we take stock. |
You know this by asking all the 200 or they have it written on their wears? ednut1: |
andrewbaba44:Leipzig is Not going to win the league this I'm sure of |
Why did you say so? ChrisKels: |
The rest are SURE. bookmark this and refer to it by season end. andrewbaba44: |
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