Iran Fires 4,000km Missile Toward US Base, Israel Raises Alarm Over Growing Threat Tension rippled through global military circles on Saturday as a chilling report emerged from Israel. Far from the noise of crowded cities and conflict zones, a quiet but alarming development had just unfolded—one that stretched across continents and deep into the heart of strategic power. According to Eyal Zamir, Israel’s Chief of Staff, Iran had launched a two-stage intercontinental ballistic missile, capable of traveling nearly 4,000 kilometres. Its reported trajectory? Toward a United States military installation on Diego Garcia, a remote but highly strategic island in the Indian Ocean. Though details remain limited, the implications were immediate and profound. Military analysts and defense officials began raising urgent questions. A missile of such range and capability signals not just technological advancement—but intent, reach, and confidence. For Israel, the launch underscored growing concerns about Iran’s expanding missile program, one that could alter the balance of power far beyond the Middle East. The silence from Tehran only deepened the uncertainty. Meanwhile, the United States and its allies were left to assess the message behind the move. Was it a test? A warning? Or something more calculated? What is clear is this: the distance between nations is no longer measured in geography alone—but in the speed and precision of weapons that can cross oceans in minutes. And as the world watches, the question lingers—what comes next? #Iran #Israel #GlobalSecurity #MilitaryTension

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Aisha Gaddafi, the daughter of the sla!n Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi, has addressed the people of Iran. "Negotiations with w0lves do not lead to the salvation of the herd - they merely set the date for the next hunt," she stated. According to her, the West assured her father that if he gave up on nucl£ar weap0ns and ballist!c miss!le programs, the world would open its doors to him. "He believed it, made concessions... And NATO's b0mbs turned Libya into ru!ns". She urged Iranians not to make concessions to the en£my, as they do not lead to peace, but only to destructi0n.

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BREAKING: Iran has expressed willingness to hold “fair and just” nuclear talks with the United States but firmly rejected any form of pressure or dictation. Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said Tehran remains open to meaningful diplomacy, stressing that negotiations must be logical and respectful, not conducted under threats. He also made it clear that Iran will not negotiate over its missile program. No date or format has been set for possible talks, and no meeting with US officials has been arranged so far. #Iran #USA #NuclearTalks #GlobalPolitics

The Court of Appeal in Ilorin, Kwara State, has upheld the death sentences of five men convicted for their roles in the 2018 Offa bank robbery. The appellate court dismissed their appeals, ruling that they lacked merit, and unanimously affirmed the earlier judgment of the Kwara State High Court, which sentenced the convicts to death by hanging. The decision was delivered by a three-member panel comprising Justices Ridwan Maiwada Abdullahi, Gabriel Kolawole, and Abdul Dogo. According to the Director of Public Prosecution, Mohammed Akande, the court confirmed the sentences against Niyi Ogundiran, Salawu Azeez, Ibikunle Ogunleye, Ayoade Akinnibosun, and Adeola Adeola Abraham. Despite the ruling, the convicts still retain the legal right to approach the Supreme Court for a final appeal. #Nigeria #OffaRobbery #CourtOfAppeal #Justice

Kano Family Massacre: Police Arrest Woman’s Nephew as Prime Suspect in Killing of Housewife, Six Children The Kano State Police Command has arrested three suspects over the brutal murder of a housewife and her six children in Dorayi Chiranchi, Kano. Police identified the victim’s 23-year-old nephew, Umar Auwalu, as the prime suspect, alleging he confessed to masterminding the attack. Two others, Isyaku “Chebe” Yakubu and Yakubu “Wawo” Abdulaziz, were also arrested during an intelligence-led operation ordered by the IGP. Authorities recovered bloodstained clothes, phones, weapons and cash, as investigations continue to uncover the full extent of the crime. #KanoAttack #NigeriaCrime #JusticeForVictims

Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatolah AfkRameneed has accused President Donald Trump and the US of being behind the deaths of 'several thousand' people during weeks of antigovernment protests, alleging direct foreign involvement in the violence. #news #Iran

Kano Police Arrest Three Suspects Over Brutal Murder of Housewife and Six Children Kano State Police have arrested three suspects—Umar Auwalu, Isyaku Yakubu (“Chebe”), and Yakubu Abdulaziz (“Wawo”)—linked to the killing of a housewife and her six children in Dorayi Chiranchi Quarters. The operation, led by the Inspector-General of Police and coordinated by the state Commissioner, followed a distress call and intelligence-led investigation. Auwalu, nephew of the deceased, confessed, and police recovered weapons, stolen items, and blood-stained clothing. Investigations continue to uncover further accomplices and past crimes allegedly committed by the syndicate. #KanoPolice #FamilyMurder #NigeriaCrime #JusticeForVictims #PublicSafety

Iran Supreme Leader Confirms Thousands Killed in Protests, Blames Trump for Unrest Iran’s Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, has publicly confirmed that thousands of people died during recent nationwide protests sparked by worsening economic conditions. In a televised address, Khamenei blamed former U.S. President Donald Trump for encouraging the demonstrations and described him as a “criminal” responsible for both the casualties and destruction. While families mourn, Khamenei categorized victims as either U.S.-backed agitators or “naive individuals” misled by protest leaders. Allegations of security forces opening fire on unarmed protesters remain unaddressed, as the government shifts blame to external actors. #IranProtests #Khamenei #TrumpAccused

Trump Calls for Regime Change in Iran as Protests Leave Thousands Dead, U.S. Moves Forces to Middle East U.S. President Donald Trump has openly called for new leadership in Iran following weeks of deadly nationwide protests. Speaking to Politico, Trump accused Iran’s supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, of poor leadership and human rights abuses, as reports estimate over 3,000 protesters killed and more than 22,000 arrested. Khamenei fired back, labeling Trump a criminal and blaming him for unrest. As tensions rise, the U.S. is reportedly deploying additional military assets to the Middle East and evacuating personnel, fueling fears of a wider conflict. #IranProtests #TrumpIran #GlobalTension

Top Iranian general threatens to 'cut off' Trump's hand over potential military strikes A senior Iranian military official has warned that any U.S. strike on Iran would trigger retaliation against American forces and bases across the Middle East, issuing a direct threat toward President Donald Trump. The warning comes amid rising tensions, as reports indicate at least one U.S. aircraft carrier is being repositioned to the region, signaling potential military escalation. #IranUS #MiddleEastTensions #GlobalSecurity #BreakingNews

APC Fixes ₦30 Million Nomination Fee for Ebonyi LG Chairmanship Aspirants The All Progressives Congress (APC) in Ebonyi State has fixed the nomination form fee for local government chairmanship aspirants at ₦30 million, a figure higher than the total salary earned over a four-year tenure. The disclosure was made by the APC State Chairman, Stanley Okoro Emegha, while briefing journalists in Abakaliki following a closed-door meeting with party officials from across the state. According to Emegha, the decision was taken after consultations within the party ahead of the forthcoming local government elections in the state.

US military strikes on Iran appeared imminent after President Donald Trump held a late-night Situation Room meeting with top aides. Sources said Trump was shaken by videos of past executions and briefed on the planned execution of 26-year-old protester Erfan Soltani. Though no decision was made, Trump urged Iranians to protest, saying “help is on its way,” raising expectations of a limited strike. A day later, he said sources claimed the killing had stopped, easing tensions. US intelligence had not confirmed this, even as evacuations began at a major US airbase. Officials say options remain on the table. #USIran #Trump #MiddleEast #GlobalPolitics

South Africa Condemns Violence in Iran, Calls for Respect of Protesters’ Rights South Africa has expressed deep concern over ongoing unrest in Iran, urging all parties to exercise restraint and respect universal human rights, including peaceful protest, freedom of expression, and association. The Presidency emphasized that sustainable peace depends on solutions reflecting the Iranian people’s aspirations. Amid reports of deaths and an internet shutdown, the U.S. also warned of possible strong responses while prioritizing diplomacy. Pretoria stressed dialogue and non-violence as essential to resolving the crisis. #IranProtests #SouthAfrica #HumanRights

The United States is reportedly redeploying the USS Abraham Lincoln Carrier Strike Group from the South China Sea, moving at high speed toward the Middle East amid rising regional tensions and growing speculation over potential U.S. military action involving Iran. #USMilitary #MiddleEastTensions #Iran #Geopolitics #USNavy #AircraftCarrier #GlobalSecurity #BreakingNews

Trump Threatens Iran Over Deaths of Protesters, Keeps Military Options Open US President Donald Trump has strongly condemned the killing of thousands of protesters in Iran and warned that all options, including military action, remain on the table. In a statement posted by the US Department of State, Trump said that while protests are acceptable, the mass killings and executions reported in Iran are unacceptable. Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt confirmed that the administration is prioritising diplomacy but is also prepared to consider air strikes or other strong measures if the situation escalates. She noted that Iran’s private communications with US envoy Steve Witkoff show a different tone from their public statements, highlighting ongoing behind-the-scenes diplomatic contacts. Rights groups report that the death toll continues to rise, with access to information in Iran limited due to an internet shutdown. Trump indicated that Iran’s leaders requested a meeting, but action may be taken before any formal talks if the killings continue. The situation underscores rising tensions between Washington and Tehran, with the US emphasizing both human rights concerns and strategic readiness.

Trade Wahala Don Set! Trump Slam 25% Tariff On Any Country Wey Still Dey Do Business With Iran Global market don enter tension as former US President Donald Trump has announced a tough new economic move against Iran and any country still trading with Tehran. In a statement on his Truth social platform, Trump declared that any nation doing business with the Islamic Republic of Iran will now face a 25 percent tariff on all trade with the United States. According to him, the order takes effect immediately and is “final and conclusive.” The announcement, which has already sparked heavy reactions online, did not explain how the policy would be enforced or which countries would be directly affected. Trump, who previously pulled the US out of the Iran nuclear deal in 2018 and imposed heavy sanctions, is now pushing an even harder line. Analysts warn that such a blanket tariff could hit US allies and major economies that still maintain commercial ties with Iran, raising serious legal and diplomatic questions under international trade rules. As of now, the White House and US Treasury have not clarified whether the move is official policy or campaign talk, while Iran has yet to respond. One thing is clear: global trade wahala don start.

Iran Wahala Don Set! White House Says Trump Fit Order Airstrikes As Protesters Dey Die Global wahala don burst as the White House has revealed that former US President Donald Trump is keeping all options open on Iran, including possible airstrikes, following reports that protesters are being killed on the streets of Tehran. Speaking to journalists, Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt said Trump is considering “very strong options” against Iran, stressing that military action remains on the table if the situation worsens. However, she noted that diplomacy remains the president’s first choice, explaining that while Iran’s leaders are issuing tough statements publicly, they are sending different messages privately to US officials. According to the White House, Tehran has adopted a softer tone in discussions with Trump’s special envoy, Steve Witkoff, even as protests continue. Trump himself warned that Iran may have crossed his red line after reports of civilian deaths, adding that although Iranian leaders have requested talks, “we may have to act before a meeting.” Rights groups say the death toll is rising despite an internet shutdown, while the White House insists Trump does not want to see people “being killed in the streets of Tehran.”

Royal Wahala! 94 Princes, One Princess Jostle For Awujale Throne In Ogun Wahala don enter Ijebu land as no fewer than 94 princes and one princess from the Fusengbuwa ruling house have declared interest in the vacant Awujale of Ijebuland stool in Ogun State. The throne became vacant following the death of Oba Sikiru Adetona on July 13, 2025, after a historic 65-year reign. The aspirants emerged during a nomination meeting held at Bisrod Hall, GRA, Ijebu Ode, presided over by family leaders and observed by local government officials. Notable contenders include Giwa Abiodun Onanuga, Dr Kunle Hassan, and Otunba Fatai Arowolo, while the only female aspirant is Princess Oluwakemi Onanuga, a lawyer. Family head Otunba Abdulateef Owoyemi said the nomination process was peaceful and that the responsibility now rests with the kingmakers to choose the next monarch within a month. He added that all contestants had agreed to accept the final decision.