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@kmbiamnozie Omo! going through some comments, I see plenty misinformed people. God heal our country 🙏 aggression and bullying is what the America government did to Iran. Simple! No world power should behave that way. All other American presidents know limits until they voted in oppressor!

Remember, remember this clearly people of God: Iran was not an imminent threat to the United States when this war began. Before the bombardment started on February 28, 2026, there were ongoing negotiations between the U.S. and Iran , talks aimed at limiting nuclear activity and reducing tensions. Officials on both sides were in discussions just days before the strikes, and there were signs of potential progress even on terms Iran hadn’t previously accepted. Yet instead of finishing those talks, choosing diplomacy, or finding a nonviolent resolution, what happened? A massive military campaign was launched, Epic Fury they called it, one that has now engulfed the region in war and led to thousands of deaths on all sides. This wasn’t defensive necessity; it was a choice. So let’s be honest about what this has never been about: It was never about liberation. It was never about protecting “democracy.” It was never about the safety of innocent civilians. Because if it were, we would not be watching: • Cities destroyed with bridge bombed • Families torn apart • Global markets thrown into chaos • Ordinary people paying the price while political narratives shift and change We keep calling it “strategy,” but you can dress it up in any diplomatic language you want, the effect on human life is the same. It has always been about power, interest, ego, and control, and when people lose their moral compass, the innocent pay the price. There is no justification for this level of attrition, for civilian suffering, for children caught in the crossfire. Nothing can make that strategic. Nothing can make it humane. Not in any honest moral language. Not now. Not ever.

@GloriousGod01 I agree 💯

Stop saying that please. Your wife can never be a liability to you. Someone who cooks for you, cleans your house, takes care of your children, goes through the pain of pregnancy. Is that what you call a liability? If you're to hire a cook, you'll pay nothing less than 100k monthly. For a cleaner, you'll pay nothing less than 50k monthly. For a nanny, you'll pay nothing less than 100k monthly. If she doesn't carry pregnancy and you decide to pay for gestational surrogacy, you'll spend nothing less than 50M naira for each child you want to have. So, how is she a liability? Take mic 🎤 Above all, love God.

@MrsBu_ Thank you for helping to change the narrative. Thank you

I’m a wife, mother, daughter, sister, professor, business owner & I own some shares in different companies. I work, go home, cook, take care of our kids, I meet Hubstar’s sexual needs & help pay our kids’ car insurance & health insurance. Married 20 years PLUS!

@yabaleftonline Turning a maid into first daughter is the best transformation and best gift to a stranger in your home. Look closely.. in the smile you will see the transformation. We need more to do this so we can all have a better life. Thank you on behalf of Human.

Woman shares how she transformed the house girl they sent to her from the village.

@LuckyOmeiz83616 @yabaleftonline Making a maid your first daughter is the best transformation that can happen to anyone. Open your eyes and see... The transformation is in the smiles

@yabaleftonline Please can someone explain the transformation for me cause I don't see anything yet or am I the one that don't know the meaning of transformation Ni??

@Belbeljum This story is fabricated...

My Wife Got Married To Another Man With 2 Kids Before I Came Back From My 7 Years Journey, I Went To Struggle For Us But I Lost Everything, I Need A Wife Now - actor Bello Oladipo lbraheem says —Omo Ijebu

@ElKapaski @Naija_farmers Rent a plot?? You not planning farming

@Naija_farmers Bro if you rent a Plot of land (fenced) for 300k for a year ....what crops would you be farming on it to generate revenue....mind you it's a very fertile land

You see this thing you're thinking it's innovation!!! Avoid it at all costs! End

@AfiaDimple_ $10m daily

You can only pick one forever: $10M per day $600M instantly $70K per minute $5K per second for highly wise people 🤔

@currentiyke This looks more like office environment. The man is the aggressor from the video cut that I can see, and he continues to advance even the try to pull them apart, violence is bad!

The satisfaction I had watching this😂

Whoever considers terorrists as his or her brothers or claims that they are should be treated as one of them. Leaders of the Yorùbá community must be vigilant. Governors in Yorùbá land must do more to secure the land and prevent this evil from permeating our region. Every individual in the Yorùbá region must be very vigilant and alert. While we ask government to do their duties, we must also make sincere efforts to protect ourselves.

@AccountantGenz @nla_agba This one enter!

Tinubu posted Arewa (Hausa/Fulani) (?) to IRAN AND Tinubu posted Igbo to ISRAEL as Ambassadors. Very Petty man 😂😂 I've been laughing since I saw that.

I bear witness that there is no god but Allah, and Muhammad ﷺ is the Messenger of Allah.

@KabiesiOlukosi Ah! Now we get it. Planted to distabilze us I guess, now I see why you always active only. Go on, we can recognize fake now, fake with gonment letter. Lol

Since becoming King, my duty is to protect the integrity of our culture and traditions. Teaching you, how House Saud/Muhammad ibn Abd al‑Wahhab/Shehu Usman Dan Fodio used Political Wahhabism, to suppressed Real Islam in plan to conquer our land, is like doing Gods work. Ire o 😊

@owo747 @Yorubaness It's science not ' just science ' our father knows it before they introduce the subject

@Yorubaness Not discrediting the masquerade, But this is just science. That is a fire-proof garment.

Wow! Egungun Danafojura 🔥

@KabiesiOlukosi And all you can do is just to hate. Be human, have sympathy and don't be a fool at same time. The wisdom you displayed on this app is just so low and cant even govern a home talk less of a functioning society.

@KabiesiOlukosi All this igbalode king, if not for government, I know by now Ibadan warriors will have claim your throne and maybe remove you and turn your forefather seat to baale abule. You all need to be human first, an unprovoked war killed their leader, his daughter, son in law and 50girls

They are coming out of their bunkers little by little, Imagine Alfa Idris typing this to me without attacking him or talking about him. He hate me his brother because of Khamenei that never know he existed, this are gullibility we talked about in people who practice Islam in Africa. Ali Khamenei will rot in hell, come to my palace and come and beat me. ENKR

@KabiesiOlukosi You go make money more on X oooo... All you doing not Yoruba first, you hating first and using Yoruba to cover up.

YORUBA FIRST ❤️

@KabiesiOlukosi You are disgracing our culture in my opinion. We are looking people, we don't have this kind of hatred towards any religion or beliefs as Yoruba. Please stop embarrassing us.

Who will defend our land, culture and traditions if kings keep mute? Is it politicians who think about their pocket first, or clerics who are now tools for those with expansionist agendas? Or Scholars who fear for their life? This is my duty till I pass on to meet my ancestors.

@myk_da_preacher Ignorance in full display! Omoh, can read your response again and listen to the news. All of you that don't have any idea should stop talking about this way.

Does UAE pose a threat to Iran? Does Kuwait pose a threat to Iran? Does Saudi Arabia pose a threat to Iran? Does Bahrain pose a threat to Iran? Does Qatar pose a threat to Iran? Why then did Iran bombed them with missiles? Did you sympathise with those nations for being bombed without provocations? Your hypocrisy isn't new to me. You oppose anyone that stands with the Nigerian Christians on genocide by your kinsmen. Your hatred for Trump and America is simply because of their strong resolve to help tackle Christian genocide and terrorism in Nigeria. You'd later write about how you fought for democracy, only to be dining with those that are murdering democracy in Nigeria. Nonsense!

@KabiesiOlukosi @IdrisAOni1 I will really be surprised if he gives you audience. You have to be human first to understand it's not about religion, it's an injustice done. You overpowered someone and called him to negotiate his freedom, in the middle of negotiations you killed him and over 50 children

I invite my brother, Alfa @IdrisAOni1, to engage with this historical point and offer a counter‑argument if he believes otherwise. In classical Islam, religious authority has always been decentralised. Scholars across regions interpreted the Qur’an and Sunnah through diverse jurisprudential traditions, and communities drew guidance from respected teachers rather than any single throne, tribe, or political dynasty. Today, however, the situation in parts of Nigeria reflects a different reality. What many people practise is not the broad Sunni tradition inherited from earlier generations, but rather a modern reformist ideology known as Wahhabism. Over time, I have received threats from individuals who identify with hard‑line interpretations associated with Wahhabi thought. These reactions often come from a belief that any critique of Wahhabism is a critique of Islam itself. That is not the case. My concern is not with Muslims—Islam is deep, diverse, and older than these reformist movements—but with an ideology that entered our region far later and often misrepresents itself as the sole “authentic” Islam. Our forefathers were Muslims long before the rise of Wahhabism. They followed the Maliki school of jurisprudence, a tradition rooted in the practice of the early Muslim community in Medina and guided by principles of public welfare and moderation. This remains the foundation of Islamic scholarship in much of southern Nigeria today. By contrast, Wahhabism traces its origins to the 18th‑century partnership between Muhammad ibn Abd al‑Wahhab, a strict Hanbali scholar, and Muhammad ibn Saud, a regional ruler in central Arabia. Their alliance created a political‑religious project aimed at consolidating power, expanding territorial control, and enforcing a narrow interpretation of Islamic teachings. This ideology later shaped the modern Saudi state and continues to influence certain communities abroad. It is important to remember that Islam is not the property of any dynasty or movement. It is a global faith grounded in revelation, reason, and centuries of scholarly diversity. The Prophet’s community did not centralise religious authority in a single family or political institution, nor did it erase the legitimate variations that emerged across the Muslim world. My intention is simple: to call for an honest, historically grounded conversation about what we practise today, where it comes from, and how it aligns with the rich Islamic heritage that preceded it. Debate is part of our intellectual tradition, and we strengthen our community when we engage with knowledge, not intimidation.

@HarmlessHQ Proudly posting ignorance.. omoh! Indeed you are harmless. Omoh make sure you cross the road with borrowed sense ooo, because this sense wey u get should only be use to hold spoon.

Just 2 days, Iran went berserk and attacked over 12 countries. I hope you now understand why they must not be allowed to have nuclear weapons?