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           Unless the Civil Rights Congress(CRC) gets another judgment in the Court of Appeal, a Shari’a Court in Magajin Gari, Kaduna, on Tuesday, banned the use of social networking sites like Facebook and Twitter to campaign against the amputation of one Jengebe’s limb in Gusau by the CRC.

The shari’a court judge, Mallam Ibrahim Lawal, in a three-minute judgment, ordered the immediate suspension of all debates on the amputation of Bello Buba Jangebe, on the sites,pointing out that continuing with the debate would continue to make mockery of Islam and all it stood for.


In the case instituted by the Muslim Brotherhood of Nigeria (MUBOAN) which sought for a stop on the online debate started by CRC, the prosecuting counsel, Mustafa Saidu, argued that the entire discussion was started to spite Islam and in turn insulted the provision of Shari’a.


According to him,the defendants, being Muslims, had no right under the law to question or review any judgment given by the Sharia court as doing so would be tantamount to questioning the laws of Allah, adding that allowing the defendants to continue operating the chat room would lead to chaos and possible breakdown of law and order.