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BREAKING:

Israel has taken huge damage, and Iran is using missiles we didn't even know they had.

It seems Russia and China are arming Iran... pic.twitter.com/ZaMnqEdBuu

— Alex Barnicoat (@AlexBarnicoat_) March 6, 2026

Buildings in Tel Aviv are getting BLASTED tonight.@grok it's true? pic.twitter.com/y9i7YKaNKy

— Levant News (@LevantWire) March 6, 2026

💥🇮🇷 Iranian missiles have a free sky without that iron scrap in Tel Aviv pic.twitter.com/Mr8ony26mN

— King Chelsea Ug 🇺🇬🇷🇺 (@ug_chelsea) March 6, 2026

Psalmistproject:
War is a game of deceit!
If you think they haven't calculated and set trap for the adversaries hearing this news then you're domb af.
Any information that's a threat to US national security is called CLASSIFIED

osazsky:
Americans can fight and bomb for 27 years non stop the question should be can Iran launch missiles for 10 days non stop cuz Iran misiles are reducing cuz when it started we saw Iranian missiles every 20min but now for one full day Na about 5 intercepted missiles we dey see

Botragelad:
Yes, Ayatollah khameini was also a drawing. Even Gaza the car park is also a drawing. Islamic logic. Best thing that can happen to one's brain. 😅

The US has been bombing drawings of F-14s this entire time lol. The Iranians put their jets underground before the war began.

Trump thought he destroyed the entire Iranian air force.

It's a literally drawing. I can't believe it. pic.twitter.com/bQi2rq7j3V

— Korobochka (コロボ) 🇦🇺✝️🇷🇺 (@cirnosad) March 4, 2026

Topman7:
Once the US economy crashes in the next few years, the entire world nuclear program would start to be dismantled.....Nuclear weapons are only desired by nations because AMERICA is around.

Once America is gone, the need for the nukes evaporates and they become an expensive liability.

ABUJA, NIGERIA - The world order is not evolving peacefully. It is fracturing into raw multipolar competition, and Nigeria is naked in the middle of it. Boko Haram and ISWAP factions are resurgent in the northeast, banditry and jihadist creep from the northwest is spreading toward the Gulf of Guinea, separatist gunmen linked to IPOB keep the southeast bleeding, and herder-farmer massacres rack the north-central zone. Early 2026 body counts already top a thousand dead in weeks. US airstrikes hit our soil, Trump-era rhetoric labels us a Christian-genocide zone, and our overstretched forces beg foreign intel while local corruption eats the budget. This is not “challenging security.” This is the Global South predicament on full display: resource-rich, population-heavy, militarily toothless, and permanently available for exploitation in the so-called New World Order.

That “New World Order” was always Western marketing for unipolar dominance after 1991. It is dead. Russia is entrenched in the Sahel, China funds infrastructure with strings attached, the US swings between tariffs and drone strikes, and Africa’s coups prove the old rules no longer bind anyone. Multipolarity means no single cop on the beat. It means every serious player grabs what it can. Weak states become playgrounds or prey. Libya 2011 was the memo: disarm, get regime-changed, resources auctioned off. Nigeria sits on oil, gas, solid minerals, and uranium deposits mapped across the four regions (and in large commercial deposits). Without real power, we are next on the menu.

Conventional fixes have failed for fifteen years. Our 2026 defence allocation hits N3.15 trillion — Army alone takes over half — yet the military remains geared for internal policing, not deterrence. Indigenous drones, local AK-103 clones and armoured vehicles are welcome baby steps, but they do not stop great-power meddling, proxy insurgencies, or future blockades on our sea lanes. A proper national defence doctrine is overdue. It must be written now: integrated strategy covering land, sea, air, cyber, space, economic resilience, and information warfare. It must treat internal threats as symptoms of deeper sovereignty failures, not just law-and-order problems. It must prioritise self-reliance over endless foreign training contracts. Anything less keeps us as permanent clients.

And that doctrine must include nuclear weapons. Bluntly: deterrence is the only language great powers respect. India and Pakistan never signed the NPT, tested in 1998, absorbed sanctions, and today sit at the adults’ table. North Korea walked out of the NPT in 2003, built its arsenal, and survives. Israel never admits but nobody invades. These states faced worse isolation than Nigeria would. In a multipolar world where Russia and China openly court African partners, the non-proliferation police have lost their monopoly on enforcement. Sanctions hurt, but they are survivable when you control your own resources and have alternative markets.

Nigeria already has the civilian nuclear foundation. The Nigeria Atomic Energy Commission is past IAEA Phase 2 for power reactors. Uranium is in the ground. Dual-use technology is not science fiction; it is engineering and political will. Yes, enrichment and weaponisation are hard, expensive, and technically demanding. Yes, we signed the NPT and TPNW. Yes, initial international backlash would be loud. But the alternative is perpetual vulnerability — watching our borders leak fighters, our waters policed by foreigners, and our leaders negotiating from weakness while jihadists film beheadings for global recruitment. Nuclear latency or outright capability changes the conversation overnight. A single credible deterrent ends the era of treating Nigeria as Africa’s soft underbelly.

Critics will scream proliferation risk, cost, corruption. They are not wrong on the risks. A badly managed programme could leak material to the very terrorists we fight. Budgets already leak like sieves. But the status quo already costs lives and billions in ransoms, lost production, and displaced people. The money spent on foreign arms deals and mercenaries could seed a domestic strategic programme if political will exists. Corruption is a governance failure, not an excuse for strategic suicide. Fix leadership first, then weaponise the nation.

The Global South is no longer begging. BRICS expansion, South-South trade, and African Continental Free Trade Area show the direction. Nigeria, with its size, population and resources, should lead, not trail. A nuclear-armed Nigeria with a coherent defence doctrine would command respect in Abuja, not just in Davos. It would deter external regime-change fantasies, raise the price of meddling, and force neighbours and sponsors of chaos to recalculate.

The window is narrow. Multipolarity rewards the bold before new rules crystallise. Abuja must form a classified high-level commission today — military, scientists, diplomats, intelligence — to draft the doctrine and map the nuclear path. Redirect slices of the defence budget, STEM scholarships, and quiet partnerships with non-Western nuclear states. No more press releases about “modernisation.” No more begging Washington or Paris for spare parts.

This is not warmongering. It is survival arithmetic in 2026 geopolitics. The strong do what they can; the weak suffer what they must. Nigeria has been weak long enough. Develop the doctrine. Acquire the weapons. Immediately. Or accept that our future will be decided in foreign capitals and terrorist camps, not by Nigerians.

Jangbajantis:
The same Iranian regime that is about to be decapitated? You guys don't even know what's up.

Step 1: A US senator makes a tweet about a particular region and how horrible the government there is and how the people are suffering.

Step 2: Elon Musk quotes it and magnifies the reach

Step 3: MSM jumps in and polishes the stories with their scripted similar headlines

Step 4: Local influencers are onboarded from that country and paid in cash or promised a Visa. The targets are easy, ardent Christians indoctrinated to Western values who hate their cultures.

Step 5: Invasion by the US military

Step 6: Starlink provided to show support to the local citizens which is just a military surveillance tool coated in goodwill.

Rinse, repeat... and the pattern continues.

Raf4:
May be you're a resident of an unknown planet, for you to have asked this kind question.

franchasng:
Ending Khamenei's reign of terror and suppression in Iran will bring stability in MiddleEast.


Many Muslim terrorist groups being solely sponsored by Iran will die a natural death with time. Peace will return to MiddleEast and many terror organizations will suffer funding and support which will force members to turn a new leaf and embrace peace and life.