US-Iran War: Nigerian Lady in Qatar Films Moment Missile Is Intercepted Over Her Roof

US-Iran War: Nigerian Lady in Qatar Films Moment Missile Is Intercepted Over Her Roof

  • A Nigerian lady in Qatar spoke and shared a video online amid the war between the US and Iran
  • The young lady went outside her house and filmed a moment when a missile was intercepted
  • She said in the video that the missile was intercepted above her building and told people to stay indoors

A Nigerian lady in Qatar rushed out of her home as a missile was intercepted above her building, as described in a video she posted online amid the war between the US and Iran.

The young lady could be seen in the compound with her siblings and mother as she spoke about the incident.

A Nigerian woman films the moment a missile is intercepted above her building in Qatar amid the US-Iran war.
Nigerian woman in Qatar films missile interception amid US-Iran tensions. Photo Source: Tiktok/marvellous_isaac
Source: TikTok

US-Iran: Woman in Qatar shares video

In the TikTok video, the young lady explained that missiles were being fired while urging people not to come outside.

She said:

"Omoh, dem dey bomb o, you people please be safe abeg. See my house, God abeg o. Please stay safe, don't come outside. Even my brother came out, he run comot from their factory."

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As the video posted by @marvellous_isaac played, a voice could be heard in the background explaining that the missile was intercepted above the building.

Nigerian in Qatar films moment missile is intercepted over her building amid US-Iran war
Nigerian woman films missile interception over her building in Qatar. Photo Source: Tiktok/marvellous_isaac
Source: TikTok

The voice said:

"This is where it was intercepted, over our roof."

The lady, however, advised individuals to stay safe and remain indoors as the tension between the US and Iran grows.

Reactions as woman speaks about missiles

Favour Peter stressed:

"Hope you’re safe, another explosion today."

Celebrity_ pilot noted:

"We Nigeria are warning both countries to end the war or else they will face Nigeria action."

©️Ǻ𝖇𝐮𝒓ḯɱє noted:

"Who should stay safe me way dey London."

johnbest wrote:

"E come be like Naija safe now pass other countries."

Taniascut added:

"Shey na all of ur family members dey Qatar 🇶🇦 ni stay safe sha may God with you people always."

Mariam said:

"I see say people for sokoto Dey protest abeg make the video no go viral oo I no know wetin concern us with this fight."

Success Point Academy shared:

"Please stay safe. I was teaching one of my learners in Qatar yesterday when we heard a loud explosion. not funny at all, It shook their door badly, and we had to stop the class. My prayers are with everyone there. May you all be protected."

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certified Adesewa wrote:

"Wetin concern Nigeria😏 mak una stay safe 😏which one be you guys should stay safe."

OLAITAN noted:

"You wey I dey even dey pity,dey tell us make we stay safe."

pauljackson5626 added:

"You guys should leave that place and go to another location please for safety reason."

kingsleysmith275 said:

"Omo na u need to stay safe ooo me I de safe were I de like dis."

Watch the TikTok video below:

In a similar story, Legit.ng reported that a US citizen in Dubai shared a video showing where she and others were hiding amid the ongoing US-Iran conflict. She explained that she had seen missiles with her own eyes and received multiple emergency alerts.

US-Iran War: Nigerian in Bahrain posts messages

Meanwhile, Legit.ng recently reported that as the US continued its attacks on Iran, a Nigerian man in Bahrain shared the warning messages he has been receiving from the government.

The young man said the messages keep appearing on his phone and that he is very scared because of the war.

Proofreading by Funmilayo Aremu, copy editor at Legit.ng.

Source: Legit.ng

Authors:
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Muhammed Hammed Olayinka (Human Interest Editor) Muhammed has worked with Oracle UNILORIN, Opera News Hub, Scopper News, Gistreel, and now LEGIT.ng. He won the NAPSS President Writing Skirmish (2017) and was first runner-up in the UNILORIN Senate Writing Contest (2018). He can be reached via email at muhammed.hammedolayinka@corp.legit.ng