what is an important thing that nigeria is focused on developing? i'm before the, the, the, for my present as you indicated before, she left the what's the project that was initiated to, to have a little with from nigeria up to a neighboring country in the new general public. that project is still ongoing. how do you know that, apart from that, we also have gas projects putting a close hip in or that countries, especially on the echo as we have what we call the west african power pool. in other words, we can genetic electricity essentially and distribute it to puerto, most all across countries to envision a bright future where the growth in nigeria, as the economy can be as fast as china's, for example, i can not compare it with china, but i'm very of domestic that with the new policy agenda of the last i'm a bullet to boost administration. we are very upset and listing that in the next one to 2 years. he wasn't to mend just improvement. and then after that kind of me, he has a number that i'm, it's playing agenda that prioritizes economy in all the

now the new administration in nigeria has a number. it is a foreign policy that will be guided by for these. these are the key components. the tools that will be achieved that, that will be used in achieving our foreign policy for the 1st one is double presses, now did as sees herself as a modem. democracy, which tablets democracy for over 2 tickets now. we have said such as fun, that's that we can vouch that is we have a model for democracy. i'm one of the priorities of the president is to protect and promote democracy in that data anyway in the well, the 2nd for the oddity is development. where i'm looking for ways i means by which we can improve our development cooperation with all countries of the world. i'm to see how our developmental objectives can be complimentary. i'm helpful to have the african countries and that is way, way important, but less in doing that in the implementation of the elected mission, sustainable development goals, the sub component of the d, which i talk to about is demographic by demographic. i have to do

choose to bring in a vision to nigeria. i also have been good with those of them who have been successful in businesses where encouraging them to invest back at home so that the front of me can be boosted so that development can be in house. so basically, our foreign policy objective is based on the welfare and well being of an idea. it has, as well as promote, in international peace and stability here in russia. i'm sure you've heard that as of the september. there are certain public schools as not to teach in african languages. how do you see that relations between russia, nigeria have evolved in the last couple of years? have you noticed any changes? i'm sure, for example, you couldn't imagine 5 years ago that public schools in russia would be teaching in africa language like english. this is a welcome development. and the, aside from that, i have not as start to strategic. uh uh, so you can, if it goes in the number of scholarships or 5 to legit as to come on study, you know, when this programs fight to do it in the sov

we established nigeria. in this way, his thirst for dynamism and movement in this direction increases. there is no more delay. sheikh ibrahim travels to iran many times. having frequent ambassadors and sometimes in periods of two months. they would participate for a short period of time and in those trips they would get to know the basics of the revolution and the basics of shiism. one day we were serving them and saw that this gentleman. jafari khoshnois, they introduce their skeptic, instead of sheikh zagzaki coming to me, i should go to them because they are the kaaba , who is the kaaba? they introduce sheikh jafar al-haadi sheikhazki . he graduated from the university in 1979, but his degree was denied. this decision is from the board of governors of ahmad bello university and only because of ibrahim's islamic activities. this type of treatment is not ineffective. from then on, the sheikh is more decisive and firm. together with the members of the islamic movement, he resumes his propaganda outside the u

before the 70s, shiism was unknown in nigeria. half of the 170 million population of this country are maliki muslims and the other half are christians. this number has changed and the shiite population of nigeria has increased in an unprecedented way over the past 30 years. some sources confirm the figure of 25 million people. we have more than 25 million shiites in nigeria. the largest community of shiites in siyah throughout history is formed in these years. but how did sheikh ibrahim bring such a crowd with him? why are his ideas dangerous for some western countries? his ancestors are from maghreb they migrated to mali and then to nigeria and because of their appointment to imam hassan (peace be upon them) they were accepted among the people of the region. his father was one of the great scholars of the maliki religion in zaria. the city famous for the science of religion in nigeria, ebrahimzadeh zariast , was the home of maliki religious schools and quranic schools for his primary education. at the age of 11, he memorized the

we have more than 25 million shiites in nigeria. largest community of shiites in the black continent. it is formed during the history of these years . but how did sheikh ibrahim bring such a crowd with him? why are his ideas dangerous for some western countries? his ancestors are from maghreb they migrated to mali and then to nigeria and because of their appointment to imam al-hassan, peace be upon them , they were accepted among the people of the region. his father was one of the great scholars of the maliki religion in zaria. a city famous for science and religion in nigeria. ebrahimzadeh is zariat. maliki's religious houses and quranic schools were places for his early studies. at the age of 11, he memorized the qur'an and at the age of 18, he completed the teachings of the maliki religion. from 1977, ibrahim went to kano to complete his religious knowledge and to learn arabic language , and completed his language studies and arabic lessons in 6 years. then to study economics chose the largest university in nigeria. ahmad bello u

so far, 300 foodies are working in nigeria. in addition to elementary and middle school, students in these schools also learn religious teachings . yes, they are of the opinion that underprivileged children, children who are weak. anyway, this is an expression of social rights get there among the religious leaders in nigeria, ibrahim zakzaky is the only one who believes that women can participate in social activities like men. this attitude has made the sister forum association run by the president of zainatuddin ebrahim, sheikh's wife. a collection that is responsible for cultural activities. mu tun farka da aka fara wannan kira din, malan ya nuna cewa addini din dole ana tafiya ne da maza da mata, don haka tun farka shi ye. ba a nan, in fact ma yana daga çinen abin da sukan da shi daga farka ya fara wannan kira din, suna cewa to wani. addinii ne har da mata, mata an sansu su suna zuwa kasuwa, suna zuwa gidan biki, suna zuwa wasu iwihi , amma idan addini ne to ba mata a ciki, to amma yanzu alhamdulillah, wannan ajai bajin 30 d

we have more than 25 million shiites in nigeria. the largest community of shiites in qaraeh siyah throughout history is formed in these years. but sheikh ibrahim how such a crowd. took with him. why his thoughts for some countries dangerous west his ancestors migrated from maghreb to mali and then to nigeria, and because of their appointment as imam hassan (peace be upon him), they were accepted among the people of the region. his father is a scholar. he was the leader of the maliki religion in zaria. a city famous for science and religion in nigeria. ebrahimzadeh is zariat. maliki's religious schools and quranic schools were places for his primary education. at the age of 11, he memorized the qur'an and at the age of 18, he completed the teachings of the maliki religion . from 1971, ibrahim went to work to complete his religious knowledge and to learn arabic language, and in 6 years, he completed arabic language studies and lessons. delivered then he chose the largest university in nigeria to study economics. ahmad bello university

the massacre of a group of muslims in the northwest of nigeria by the army of this country became the first headline of many news. different statistics of the casualties of this accident sometimes up to 2 thousand people revealed. the interesting point of this news was where many people introduced this unknown group as a supporter of iran and shiism. but the question was, why should the secular government of nigeria, despite the presence of armed groups like the takfiri group boko haram, massacre a civilian group in a hussainiyah and arrest its leader without any crime. the story goes back to 30-40 years ago. ten 70 ad. ahmad and belo university, the largest university in nigeria , gives an example of a professor to describe the social power and popular popularity of an iranian. ayatollah khomeini. the same name is the starting point of the formation of the largest shia movement and of course it makes iran the most populous country in africa . where there were almost no shiites before that. ibrahim ben yaqub zakzaky , the victory of the islamic revolution, this student of maliki relig

nigeria suna da tarihi na musulinci, wanda ya kawar da masari.shek uthman Đampoyo, because shek uthman Đampoyo, because of this , he said to imam humain, he said, "nandanan sun alamta shi da shesman camboli." nandanan kuma mannan zai iya man gane mai ake nufi, tunda dama tun bayan da tuwhan inglesi suka cimu da yake, suka kafa abin da suka nigeria, ya tebu batanda mutane suke kwamwar. no, we are muslims, we are muslims, we have a duty. the advertisement started until the government comes, they arrest them, the last time was 96 , the house was doubted to be arrested anywhere else , almost doubt in four years of life. we introduce shia, we introduce shia. or a cleric does what he said. let me read a story for you. he was not a shiite . i live in the same chic area. meaning, every time after maghrib prayer , i go to a chic house. you pray there because he he heard that shik was giving tea to people at his own request . his father said: "you don't have a good house." because i heard that shek gives tea to the people. the boy said: my father became a

the north of nigeria, which is in the north of nigeria at the time when a government of osman amforio was established, which is the islamic state. osman deforio was really doing something in the north of nigeria, but there was an islamic government the reason for these coming is that the guardianship of the british and gradually the religion of the people and the recording of the people's lives and even the existing politics and the existing laws are changed and colonization starts directly here and indeed colonization has caused all the issues and the ancient monuments of the ottoman government are changing in nigeria, especially in the north of nigeria. ibrahim zakzaki an haifeinine a zariya wato nan garirin da mu kenan, a shekara ta 2009 miladiya, wanda ya daidai da hijiri kamari 137, wanda yake kenan a yanzu a hija. qamari ina gabda shera 65 ken, amma a shamsi shera 160 kenan. okay malamin alqurani ne, haka ma kakana, shi ma malamin alqurani ne, haka ma shi ma uban kakana, sai dai suban kakana da kuma kakana suna har loki guda suna karantar da. recitation of the book, irin su fiki

this is the last international call center that graced nigeria. ibrahim nigeria. on december 2, 2011, gabriel kolawal announced the judgment of the supreme court of nigeria. sheikh ibrahim zagzaki must be released immediately. this sentence, which was not implemented that day, was supposed to be a salve for fajeh's wound. be zarya full attack ayar with heavy tools to draw the blood of rahimai arbaeen. arbaeen in nigeria has its own ritual. people walk for kilometers to reach the ceremony of the central shiite members. they should sit in front of the recitation and ta'zia and listen to the speech and mursiyeh of sheikh zaria. sheikh's misfortunes but himself. it has a thank you. demonstrations for his freedom are now being held all over the world from mali to pakistan, sweden, india, iran and canada. a year before the arbaeen massacre and the martyrdom of his other children on quds day in 2014, he was freed from belonging to his children. his three sons to the names of hamad, hamid and ali in the attack of military forces on rahimai roz quds. they were martyred and

according to the islamic movement , 300 food workers are currently working in nigeria. students in these schools. in addition to elementary and middle school lessons, they also learn religious teachings. yes, they believe that underprivileged children, children who are weaker, should be able to express their rights and social rights. at among the religious leaders in nigeria, ibrahim zakzaky is the only one who believes that women can participate in social activities like men . this attitude has led to the administration of sisterfar association under the chairmanship of zainatuddin ibrahim, sheikh's wife . the group responsible for the cultural activities of the islamic movement. wannan harka din, anyway, alhamdulillah, mutun farka da aka fara wannan kira din, malan ya nuna cewa addini din dole ana tafiya ne da maza da mata, don haka tun farka shi ya yi encouraging din mu, in ban da haka nan, da can ba asan mace tana yin addini ba ana, in fact ma yana daga çinen abin da sukan malan da shi daga farko da ya fara wannan kira din, suna cewa to wani addini ne har da mata. m

so far, 300 food workers are working in nigeria. in addition to primary and secondary courses, students in these schools also learn religious teachings . yes, they believe that underprivileged children, children who are weaker, should express their rights and social rights. shersan among the religious leaders in nigeria , ibrahim zakzaky is the only one who believes that women can participate in social activities like men. this attitude has caused the systrom association headed by zeinatuddin ebrahim tafiya ne da maza da mata, don haka tun farko shi ya yi encouraging inmu, in ban da haka nan, da can ba a san mace tana yin addini ba ana, in fact ma yana daga sihin abin da sukan malan da shi daga farka ya fara thisan kira din, suna cewa to wani addini ne har da mata, mata an san su suna zuwa kasuwa, suna zuwa gidan biki, suna zuwa wasu iwihni amma idan addini ne to ba mata a ciki, to amma yanzu alhamdulillah, thisan awaji bajin 30 da wani abu. kauye ne da muka yi dan yin yin filmyo kuma film ne na ta tarihi na irin a nan taba samun wa

different statistics of the share of shiites in nigeria's population of 192 million are 10 million and sometimes even they show up to 25 million . paying attention to mahdism and the reasonableness of expectation , awareness without resorting to harsh solutions and constructive interaction with other religions are other indicators of revolutionary islam that shir zaki paid attention to by following the example of the islamic revolution. the sweet memory of the islamic government of sekwuetu 22 years ago shiites give more motivation to implement the social and political rules of islam. the leader of the islamic movement of nigeria has kept this group free from the trap of deviating western plans and extremes. the nigerian army, with the financial and propaganda support of the saudis and the zionist regime, after several stages of raids and killings, in the last act, while arresting the leaders of this group, destroyed hussainiyyah baqitullah shahria, which was the center of shia activity. the silence of international organizations practically paved the way for such actions and once agai

this is the last international phone station that made nigeria white. ibrahim nigeria. on december 2, 2016, gabriel kolawle announced the judgment of the supreme court of nigeria did sheikh ibrahim zagzaki must be released immediately. this sentence, which was not implemented that day, was supposed to be a salve on the wound of the zaria tragedy. a full-scale attack with heavy weapons to kill rahimai arbaeen. arbaeen in nigeria has its own ritual. people walk for kilometers to reach the central shiite prayer service. sit in front of the recitation and recitation and listen to sheikh zaria's speech and eulogy. sheikh's misfortunes have a mercy. he is now holding demonstrations for his freedom all over the world from mali to pakistan, sweden, india, iran and canada to be a year before the arbaeen massacre and the martyrdom of his other children on quds day in 2014 , he was freed from belonging to his children. his three sons named hamad, hamid and ali were martyred in the attack of military forces on rahimai on holy day and sheikh ibrahim himself prayed over their bodies.

ahmad bello university the largest university in nigeria. a professor uses the example of an iranian to explain the social power and popular popularity of an iranian. ayatollah khomeini. the same name marks the starting point of the formation of the largest shiite movement and of course the supporter of iran in the most populous country in africa , where there were almost no shiites before that. ibrahim bin yaqub zakzaky. the victory of the islamic revolution made this maliki student follow his religion and his interest in politics to iran. the turning point of this trip was the meeting with the leader of the iranian revolution. after returning from iran , he started propagating the ahl al-bayt school and revolutionary islam as true islam introduced. his preaching activities earned him more than 7 years of imprisonment by the anti-islamic government of nigeria. although he had never resorted to military and violent activities, the rapid growth of the shiites over the years increased the concern of arrogance more and more. many consider the s

nasrallah of nigeria fell. various statistics show that the share of shiites in nigeria's population of 192 million is 10 million and sometimes even up to 25 million. paying attention to mahdism and reasonableness of expectation, awareness without resorting to harsh solutions and constructive interaction with other religions are among the other indicators of revolutionary islam that sheikh zakzaky following the example of the revolution. islam paid attention to them. the sweet memory of the islamic government of sokoto in the previous 20 years gives these shiites more motivation to implement the social and political rules of islam. the leader of the islamic movement of nigeria has kept this group free from the trap of deviating western plans and extremes. the nigerian army with the financial and propaganda support of saudi arabia and the zionist regime after a few. the stage of rioting and killing in the last act, while arresting the leaders of this group, hosseinieh baqitullah destroyed the city of zaria, whic

so in nigeria you see a virulent radical islamist ideology. and the christians, they are suffering greatly. 9 out of 10 christian so it will be murder this year will be murdered nigeria, our organization of horrible people. project has a program called the vulnerable parish program. we're. we're providing security cameras and security guards for the most vulnerable christian schools, christian churches, and christian hospitals. in nigeria we, you know paul and his letters to the church and the part of poly letters 9 out of 70 percent of the time when he wrote to tie them to prey. it was to tied into prey to the persecuted church. and with this perverse ideology of globalism, sometimes needed guided states and even in the other western countries, there is a reaction in the body of christ to say we need to focus at home. but it's christians, it's very important that we are one body. we are one body with the church in india . we are one body with the church and nigeria, we are one body with a church and afghanistan. and if we looked at paul is ou

and it just made sense to me that we are going to tell it to be nigeria. and so we have to take that past nigeria and fuse it with the present and find history there. so that's what we did. and i'm really excited that the word model. yeah, and we'll talk about why it's received such, well, why it's been received so well by international audiences. because, i mean, there are references to the film and, and $11.00 to is if you are making links to, to present day nigeria, for example, towards the end of the film there is a tearing down the old nipple. it to be free. and that's katie, as you're now saying, a reference to the political situation and nigeria today, i think that odds has to reflect, you know, the society and decide the has to reflect ok as it seemed by it looks like i and, and, oh, we lost power. and and, and this is exactly the thing we're talking about. we do, we have to, we have to make change. we have to make change happen. whether in nigeria or anywhere across the world, we have to, you know, interest specs. look on us sales and not be afrai

we are one body with the church and nigeria, we are one body of a church in afghanistan. and if we looked at paul is our example, he says, to pray and fire to the persecuted church. this is our primary responsibility. sure, i'm your maybe your child's prep school and your affluent suburb of boston needs a bigger and better scoreboard a gym. but we have christian children with stones mining cobalt to go into electric vehicles. so woke social justice wires in the west can feel virtuous and it is our calling as christians to stand with those people here. there's so much to impact and what you just said i'm, we're going to get to that in the next segment. i do have to ask and we talk about the christian church and obviously it's one big group. or is there a specific so also targeting the catholic church or the orthodox as compared to personally and places like nigeria as compared to more protestant religions. but i do think that catholic social teaching the magisterial teaching of the church, which is changing and changeable. it makes us a, a bit more movable. we saw that in

in nigeria. we, you know, paul and his letters to the church in the pod poly letters 9 out of 70 percent of the time when he wrote to tie them to prey. it was to tied into prey to the persecuted church. and with this perverse ideology of globalism, sometimes, and united states, and even in, in, in, in the other western countries. there is a reaction in the body of christ to say, we need to focus at home. what is christians? it's very important that we are one body. we are one body with the church in india . we are one body with the church and nigeria, we are one body of a church in afghanistan. and if we looked at paul is our example, he says, to pray and fired to the persecuted church. this is our primary responsibility. sure, i'm your maybe your child's prep school and your affluent suburb of boston needs a bigger and better scoreboard a gym. but we have christian children with boons, mining cobalt to go into electric vehicles. so woke social justice wires in the west can feel virtuous and it i

and that's clearly as you're now saying, a reference to, to the political situation and nigeria today, i think that odds has to reflect, you know, the society and decide the has to reflect the box as it seemed by it looks like i and, and, oh, we lost power and and, and this is exactly the thing we're talking about. we do, we have to, we have to make change. we have to make change happen. whether in nigeria or anywhere across the world, we have to, you know, into spect, look on our sales and not be afraid to tell the truth about where we are, where we come from. it is only getting that true in that absence of funding is that we find the findings grow, i think. okay, and it's good that the power is back. it'd be be, yeah, i read a local review and the old, a pointed out that the nigerian phone industry is consistency, raising the box. so what i found interesting was the bit about the fact that we are seeing more action seeing kind of movies. tell us more about that. that is a thing that we. ready very careful about we were very consistent in trying to ensure that our scenes were authent

whether in nigeria or anywhere across the world, we have to, you know, interest specs. look on us sales and not be afraid to tell the truth about where we are, where we come from. it is only getting that true in that absence of funding is that we find the findings. grove, i think, okay, and it's good that the power is back. it'd be, be, yeah, i read a local review. and the old a pointed out that the nigerian phone industry is consistency, raising the bar. so what i found interesting was the bit about the fact that we are seeing more action seeing kind of movies. tell us more about that. that is a thing that we. ready very careful about we were very consistent in trying to ensure that our scenes were authentic to nigeria. they were very simple as well. could we have done those high hopes? and hollywood just seems boyd, you know, could our fight sequences have risk friends, the get the something or john week. we could have done that, we have the resources to do it. but we were very consistent in making sure that like they have fights in look very and i do in that the just

arbaeen in nigeria has its own ritual.f the central shiite members. sit facing the recitation and recitation. and listen to sheikh zaria's speech and mercy. sheikh's misfortunes, but he himself has a mercy. demonstrations for his freedom are now being held all over the world from mali to pakistan, sweden, india, iran and canada. one year before the arbaeen massacre and the martyrdom of his other children on quds day in 2014, from belonging to a child. his son's names are hamad hamid and ali was martyred in the attack of military forces on rahimai on holy day and sheikh ibrahim himself prayed over their bodies. killing the children of his wife's captivity and torture are the last pieces of the pressure puzzle on zagsaki. he had already tasted the security pressures and was imprisoned in all the governments of nigeria. whether they had a military ruler or an elected president, whether they were headed by a christian or a muslim president. 9 years in 9 prisons, but the beginning of the story of ebrahim zagzaki's capture goes

the leader of the islamic movement of nigeria arrived in tehran. sheikh ibrahim zakzaky was in prison in nigeria for many years because of his support for palestine and the islamic revolution of iran, and he has entered iran to pursue his treatment. right now, we are going with my colleague, mr. shawni, who is present at imam khomeini airport. i greet you mr. shah soni. we are waiting to hear your report. hello, i would like to serve you and the dear viewers of the khabar network. yes , i am with you from imam khomeini international airport. a few minutes ago, mr. sheikh zakzaky, the leader. the islamic movement of nigeria has entered tehran. now you can see the pictures of their arrival. thousands of students came to the airport to welcome them and now they are entering imam khomeini airport. they have many years of struggle against colonialism, they have a history of many years of struggle against colonialism. 6 of their children were martyred. their three children in 1393 in support of the cause of palestine and on the world quds day by the sold

and recognition for gay do and other clear people in nigeria. but until then we, i do with her fist full of films will continue to fight through this exhibition of historical artifacts and photographs. the nelson mandela catches side serves as a po for reminder of south africa's liberating j. d. c. democracy. joining me now as the operations manager here, well to lead, don't totally. can you just told me through the historical significance of the announcement in a couple of sites, then the someone to look up the sites mux, the full tween estimate that it was out of state between the concept come about. and from that concept initially to this current structure, how has the site evolved at the time? so we thought, no, that's not just let it be of the face to face them under the let's give us some indication on history a. so we thought of putting together like in a new building, a new museum that we have and as to the new technology and how does that virtual to end the phone at the experience of the sites, the safety. so i'm system in the car that

sheikh ibrahim zakzaky, the secretary general of the islamic movement of nigeria, arrived in tehran an hour ago and was welcomed by the people and students. sheikh ibrahim zakzaky was imprisoned in nigeria for many years and lost his eye due to his support for palestine and the iranian islamic revolution. he has come to iran to pursue treatment. zacks islamic movement of nigeria established 300 islamic schools in this country and its neighboring countries. number the followers of ahl al-bayt (peace be upon him) in nigeria reached millions with his efforts. zakzaky was arrested and imprisoned in the attack of the nigerian army forces on hosseini baqitullah, may god bless him and grant him peace, in zaria city in 2013. about 2,000 nigerian shiites, some of whom were sheikh zakzaky's children, were martyred in this attack. after 6 years of imprisonment, sheikh ebrahim zakzaky and his wife were acquitted of all charges and released on august 6, 1400. channel 14 of the zionist regime reported that several zionists were killed or injured in the palestinian rocket attack on the metropolis. af

oh, that's schultz is holding energy talks in nigeria. the german government is looking for new sources of liquefied natural gas to replace russian energy imports. shelves, also called for coastal cooperation to manage migration. a german nigerian project in law goes nigerians. returning from germany receive support to make a new start in their home country. german chancellor will love schultz visit the center for labor migration and reintegration. an office that helps return these find jobs. it is good for them to for the future with the being able to to of income to a fudge off. but also the chance for funding business incense. and before that event, at the german run center, the chancellor met with german, nigerian entrepreneur sholtes addressed the migration issue and his speech more than ever before we are offering lee good pos space to come to germany to work that at the same time. those who can stay under these new roots should be able to return a day earlier, sholtes met with president bullet to the number of nigerians who have to

, he established 300 islamic schools in nigeria and its neighboring countries. the leader of the nigerian shiites at the same time as the islamic revolution of iran tablighni he started nigeria by attracting tens of people and the number of followers of ahl al-bayt (peace be upon him) in nigeria has reached millions with his efforts. the head of the statistics and information technology center of the judiciary said: the new system of electronic service offices will be launched soon. mr. kazmi fard added that this system has started working in tehran as a test. according to the head of the statistics and information technology center of the judiciary, in this system, it is individual. online, you can view the electronic food service offices and choose the quiet electronic food service offices according to the geographical area. slow the conclusion of the third period of the poetry festival of unrepentant lovers was held. this festival, which described the cities in the field of order and security , ended its work with the introduction of the chosen ones. the reli

the realities of being less, getting nigeria every dish. so many questions and then said she wanted to know what that meant. kids the end of each should tell me how much the national film and video sensors board of nigeria criticize the film and track down those involved in it. because the laws of nigeria prohibits certain things, some of the things we, i do is well aware in the casting call. i said we're looking for people to be less than cod says and i have a wide range of choices to pick from. so it was a mean thing, even though eventually i feel like i still got the best academic guessing that chemistry was amazing. but it was too difficult as going through the casting process. and just looking for people who, who, who that was or who had access to full. and i was afraid to put a feeling like that. india resumes to be clear himself. we do aims to make more films with central and stories about l. t. b t. 2 people, particularly nigerian less been by sexual and queer women and has featured them again in her new movie 14 years and the day y

the length of a sentence that can be imposed in nigeria for clear love. i'm afraid i'm going to do cuz i don't think i'm making any noise by making queer films. um, the assistant pillow, the same sex marriage as we criminalizes the same sex marriage is the same. 6 civil unions and you said jail tim up to 14 years. there's also some other things added that to that little, like goodness, nations or public the fee of same $6.00 a fix on and i don't think i've broken any of this love sofa, a clear woman in nigeria, what homophobia is taken seriously. the backlash from the society side, heart because for me have a feeling when go we go out and went to the country, things and just vehicle for the kids things. and you know, without the confidence that all the questions when i came on is clear and mix based balances from my family and i had to savings who just took it says in, you know, just around we say it's, you know, things exit strange for some folks long good to find any come to terms. and we say is, well, i think i'm a really great place now with my family

in nigeria. and i would say that everything is going backwards for microsoft friends. nothing is going on in this country. so i don't see and it isn't just sort of bridge. in 1969 terrorist flag was right. yes. mocking independence from bracing 63. as nice as a country. feel sure, going to stand on the speak. spanish speaking, what's the name place on it? we currently use the currency on unemployment menu only people are leaving in large numbers, but not everyone is able to relocate. so those who are less appealing vehicles on change. i don't believe in moving into that because i can go so we uh become a 2nd class citizen. so does i see be leaving and you know, walk out on each and every one of us we contribute our quota. diligently in the nation was to, well, i just feel like i could make it for myself because i don't know about what that people buy new and not people wants to make it. so i just feel like for my own sales, i mean, just check my re, i is the source and deal seriously that, that v

sheikh ebrahim zakzaky , secretary general of the islamic movement of nigeria, arrived in tehran with the welcome of various sections of the people and a group of student organizations. the revolution of sardar soleimani and sheikh zakzaky declared their support for the approach of resistance in the region and the liberation of quds and declared their disgust with the aggression of the zionist regime in gaza. here at imam khomeini international airport, may allah have mercy on them, they came to welcome the leader of the islamic movement of nigeria. because we did not see them a few years ago. a real fighter, someone who can bring the tyrants of the taghut and all the oppression that can be done to the shiites in the world under the influence of the islamic revolution of iran in 1357 and imam khomeini , may god bless him, started the campaign against tablighani in nigeria by attracting dozens of people and counting his followers. in nigeria to more of the 20 million people, it was sheikh zakzaky who informed us that we are all indebted to sheikh zakzaky, the establishment of the islam

until the holding of the first quds day procession in nigeria, upon independence in 1984, our leader commemorating the quds day with processions and demonstrations. a part of the book is also the narrator of the events that happened to this militant leader in prison, the things that his wife also wrote in prison. it raises a series of issues that can be a guide for writers and thinkers of the islamic world . there is also an appendix for the book, and a written promise from the publisher about completing the contents of the book and publishing a full version of it soon. meteorology rainfall has been predicted for parts of the north and west of the country, due to the intensity of the rains , meteorological warnings have been issued for some provinces. for today, thursday, with wave activity in the southwest of our country , we will have rain in khuzestan, 4th bakhtiari, kokilo and rahmat provinces, parts of the north of fars province, west of isfahan province. it has a higher intensity. similarly, in the northwest of our country , another wave movement will cause us to witness rain i

okay, to more world news germany is i the possibility of importing natural gas from nigeria . that's according to the chancellor or love schultz speaking in a recent interview. nigeria has the biggest gust supply enough for k. german companies are interested in gust deliveries from nigeria and look forward to corporation within a year in gust companies. like jerry, how's the 8th biggest gas reserves in the world? which account for a 3rd of the entire confidence stocks? it's supplies are estimated to last just shy of a 100 years. while the countries l. n. g exports in a copper and 14 percent of europe supplies. nigeria is also the biggest oil producer in africa. up to the beginning of 2022, germany imported 55 percent of its natural gas from russia. after the start of the spring conflict on the anti russian sections that followed those enforce were virtually cut off being lead to an energy prices that has taken a noticeable tool on the german economy. restaurants live miller to west africa and development to call them is found oil on gas expert kelvin a minute while you're most