omenka: You forgot to mention; he's a coke addict too!!

duality: All what this folks are interested about is CAN and pastor Ayo. They are not interested in the main issue. No matter wat Ayo says, The'll still look for ways to twist it and bring him down.

atlwireles:

They can keep their respect, Pastor Ayo has gotten the Job done. Ask, the man on street who bishop Onaiyekan, Cardinal Okogie, bishop Akinola, etc, are, they have no clue. Ask the mass murdered northern Christian who these men are , they have no idea. Then, ask them who Pastor Ayo is, come back and tell us what they tell you. The current CAN president is shameless according to Islamist, guess what, we like him so. For you all to be after him and constantly trying to bring down. With the likes of Rufai, your sultan, Muric at the forefront, only tell us, Pastor Ayo is doing a great Job.

berem: You can go to the thread and make comments on my behalf.

atlwireles:

Read the story and tell us, how he is involved in anything. Don't allow your hate for Pastor Ayo, drive you people into the market.

IYANGBALI: what good job?you no dey shame?I am shaming shame for you and that orisa man,shameless people,ole,barawo

majekdom2: who hates who ? whose property is the jet ? kai , you are one of these people we need to deal with for us to progress in this country..... na ur kind go steal money , dem catch you and go still talk say no be u .

cr8v: When Muslims are becoming more ferocious by the day does it not make sense if Christians start thinking of ways to defend themselves. It's a pity that it's still the foolish Christians that will come here to criticize it And support the Boko APC coalition. The children of this world are indeed wiser. When Muslim acquired there's no one knows till date but bet me it's a fellow Christian that will first blow an alarm. Until ISIS resurrects in Nigeria and starts chasing Christians away will we know what we did to ourselves

Gorrbachev:
Since abuse is not argument and is incapable of displacing fact, Oritsejafor may care to answer if the jet involved in the scandal is the same one that was "donated" to him in 2012? Did he register it as a commercial aircraft or is the plane illegally moonlighting as one? Why is he the first CAN leader to provoke pitiful mirth and amusement when he is not being derided as a tragedy, a sort of Ichabod, desperate to separate glory from a revered body?
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kokoA: Doing a great job for PDP/GEJ and you likes I guess. Has his loud mouth stopped BH from bombing innocent christians? What has CAN as a body done to alleviate the sufferings of innocent Christians currently being chased out of their villages by BH lunatics? How many times has CAN sent relieve materials to these victims? How many times has CAN issued out statements to encourage minority christians in the far north? What did CAN do for the brave Chibok girls who escaped from captivity? Atiku Abubakar who is a muslim has offered them scholarships in his "rich kids" school, how many of our jet flying, university running pastors (including the CAN president) offered to help these girls? Mention one positive thing that your pastor has used CAN to do for Nigerian christians apart from singing GEJ/PDP praises or remain silent!

Konmight:
The dude needs to change his way.

Cheers.

arewanationz: Shame on you and that cultist/gun runner/rap star you call your pastor

omenka: You forgot to mention; he's a coke addict too!!

4Play: I am placed in the ignoble position of defending shysters like Ayo Oritsejafor but there is little in the South Africa story that serves as damning evidence of Oritsejafor's involvement in arms smuggling.

It is said that he is implicated because the plane is his. Given that the plane is leased out, it is like proclaiming that a landlord is a drug abuser because his tenant used drugs in the tenanted house.


The value of this story lies not in the weight of the evidence but in the Nigerian knack for guilt by conjecture. For Muslims inebriated with conspiracy tales, it serves the purpose of claiming that Boko Haram is truly a Christian conspiracy and has nothing to do with honest peace loving Muslims. For APC supporters, it serves the purpose of smearing Oritsejafor who is known to have his tongue stuck on GEJ's as-s.

It's a classic Naija non-story and misses the real issue - the lack of transparency in arms purchases which is a problem that predates GEJ.

berem: the sauce is maggi and crayfish. What other sauce do you require?

omerta: Kindly ignore the pastor-worshipping 21st century Christian. The Catholic church has refused to take sides with any political party, a stand he and his masters have found extremely hard to digest!

berem: That is why I so much respect Bishop Mathew Hassan Kukah! A clergy who knows so much about politics unbiasely. You can never hear him speak to favour any party. You need to watch that summit he anchored which he had discussions with Fashola and Sule Lamido.

kokoA: Doing a great job for PDP/GEJ and you likes I guess. Has his loud mouth stopped BH from bombing innocent christians? What has CAN as a body done to alleviate the sufferings of innocent Christians currently being chased out of their villages by BH lunatics? How many times has CAN sent relieve materials to these victims? How many times has CAN issued out statements to encourage minority christians in the far north? What did CAN do for the brave Chibok girls who escaped from captivity? Atiku Abubakar who is a muslim has offered them scholarships in his "rich kids" school, how many of our jet flying, university running pastors (including the CAN president) offered to help these girls? Mention one positive thing that your pastor has used CAN to do for Nigerian christians apart from singing GEJ/PDP praises or remain silent!

cr8v: When Muslims are becoming more ferocious by the day does it not make sense if Christians start thinking of ways to defend themselves. It's a pity that it's still the foolish Christians that will come here to criticize it And support the Boko APC coalition. The children of this world are indeed wiser. When Muslim acquired there's no one knows till date but bet me it's a fellow Christian that will first blow an alarm. Until ISIS resurrects in Nigeria and starts chasing Christians away will we know what we did to ourselves

omoalaro: 17th September,

2014PRESS RELEASE:CASH-LOADED JET AND WEAPONS DEAL: IT IS A CONSPIRACY AGAINST MUSLIMS  

Pastor Ayo Oritsejafor was alleged to have admitted ownership of a private jet seized last weekend by South African authorities. The aircraft was stashed with $9.3 million in cash meant for arms purchase. In the same vein, the Federal Government (FG) issued a statement yesterday admitting ownership of the cash. Oritsejafor has sought to extenuate the deal by claiming that the jet was hired out by Eagle Air in which the pastor himself has “residual interest”. The Muslim Rights Concern (MURIC) is alarmed by this scandalous development. We have every reason to reject FG’s explanation and it is hereby rejected. Government is being economical with the truth. We suspect a grand conspiracy against Nigerian Muslims in this latest revelation. Nigerian Muslims are enveloped with apprehension. All the ingredients of a plot are here for those who care to look beyond their noses. In a country in which two religions are most prominent and are hot rivals of each other, here is the national leader of a religious group who also happens to be the president’s kinsman, an undisguised Muslim hater, a man with a belligerent disposition towards his Muslim neighbours, a man who has been threatening hell and brimstone over the Boko Haram saga. Tie this to the Israeli connection, a country well known for its anti-Muslim and mass murder propensities. It raises more questions than answers. For instance, was the intended arms purchase really meant for the Nigerian Armed Forces? What is the guaranty that it was not meant for Niger Delta militants, or Christian crusaders masquerading as Boko Haram? Afterall, under-the-table assistance for Boko Haram has been noticed in the past. Where did the arms and food drops for Boko Haram by helicopters come from? Only the Israelis are capable of doing that. MURIC is shocked by the huge amount involved: $9.3 million! Conservatively, $1m is N163m. $9.3m is therefore N1,514,502,583.61 at the current exchange rate of N163 to $1. It is very disturbing for this to be happening in a country bedeviled by serious security challenges bordering on religious rivalry and ethnic jingoism. There is definitely something sinister about all these. We assert that Nigerian Muslims are not safe any longer. We are not safe in the hands of Israeli military advisers breathing down the neck of the Nigerian government and encouraging it to arm the Christians to the teeth. The fate of Nigerian Muslims is therefore not certain. We have lost confidence in FG and its security agencies, particularly with the involvement of Israel. Islamic scholars are disappearing at will all over the country. Recruitment exercises into the security outfits favour Christians even in Muslim dominated areas. President Jonathan has just concluded a national conference whose composition was lopsided and in favour of Christians. FG relies heavily on Israel, a well-known anti-Muslim country for its security matters. Palpable fear of religious cleansing has therefore gripped Muslims. Whole Muslim communities are already being wiped out in the North East under the guise of ‘Boko Haram’. Just two months ago, 34 Muslims who were followers of Shaykh Ibrahim Alzakzaky were massacred by soldiers in Zaria and nothing has been heard of it. MURIC calls on the National Assembly to save Nigeria from total disintegration. This jet and cash story is a scandal of monumental proportion and it must not be swept under the carpet. The National Assembly must intervene in order to calm nerves. This is not the hand of Esau and the voice of Jacob. It is the hand of President Jonathan and the voice of Oritsejafor. There is an unholy union here. An aircraft owned by a war-mongering and current national president of CAN, the cash is being claimed by a Christian-led, Muslim-repressing government, there is more to this than meets the eye. We are no longer safe. MURIC demands the termination of all security deals with the Israelis in Aso Rock, the seat of government. It is too dangerous to involve a country like Israel, an anti-Muslim country in the security matters of a country like Nigeria, deeply polarized by religious sentiments. Only a government with an anti-Muslim agenda will do such a thing. It is time for the Israelis to be kept at bay regarding key security issues in Nigeria. We advise President Jonathan to change his tactics, to integrate Muslims into his government, to stop the political marginalization of Muslims, to review the Christian-loaded recruitment into the security agencies, to probe the disappearance of Islamic scholars and the killing of Muslims in Zaria and to balance the sharing of the dividends of democracy between Christians and Muslims.  We warn that the lopsided recruitment into the security agencies, particularly the Nigerian Army in the past three years, smacks of a more sinister plot to systematically wipe out Nigerian Muslims through extra-judicial killings. We draw the attention of the international community to acts of pro-Christian favouritism and anti-Muslim practices of President Jonathan. The Nigerian leader is deliberately dividing his citizens along religious lines. MURIC affirms that it seeks peaceful coexistence between Christians and Muslims. We are prepared to live with our neighbours. We urge those fanning the embers of war and amassing weapons to remember the plight of Liberia, Congo, Sierra Leone, Bosnia Herzegovina, etc. The ravages of war, the sufferings of millions of innocent young and old are better imagined than experienced. Finally, we appeal to Muslims throughout Nigeria to allow the National Assembly to wade into the matter. Meanwhile, we charge them to remain calm and law-abiding. 

Professor Ishaq Akintola,
Director,Muslim Rights Concern (MURIC)

omerta: Bishop of diocese of Sokoto, right? Intelligent man. Never watched the submit sha, I'll try searching for it on YouTube.

atlwireles:

Don't worry yourself, the more you see, the less you understand. Pastor Ayo got it just right.