Onyekachi Adekoya, a security expert and public affairs analyst joins us to discuss the implications of the United States and Iran faceoff on Nigeria. In the continuing faceoff between the United States and Iran, Social media users in the U.S have had mixed reactions over An alleged $80 million dollar bounty that has been placed on
President Donald Trump's head in Iran In the wake of "General Qasem Soleimani's" assassination... It was alleged that during the televised funeral of "General Qasem Soleimani", an unidentified "Eulogist" said that "One" US dollar should be tabled for every Iranian in the country, with the cash going to whoever killed the U.S President.
But recently, President Donald Trump has declared Iran "appears to be standing down" from the brink of war after it carried out missile strikes on two Iraqi bases housing US troops.
The president confirmed no US soldiers were harmed in the overnight attacks, but in an apparent show of determination, he insisted America would impose economic sanctions on Iran that would remain in place "until Iran changes its behaviour. Later today in the house of representatives, democrats will hold a vote to take up legislation that will restrain the President from military action with Iran. Following a briefing by the Trump administration yesterday on why it carried out the drone strike in Iraq last week killing General Qasem Soleimani.
IMPLICATIONS OF UNITED STATES, IRAN FACEOFF ON NIGERIA
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