ezenwajosh:
WONDERING WHAT SPEAKS HATE IN THIS POST

Nwannem stop meddling in their affairs...
You are giving them more reason to insult us.. Except you're not Nwafor

ezenwajosh:
Now take hisbah for example they are not targeting Muslims selling alcohol because no Muslim will sell alcohol in public but none Muslims sells alcohols in public and are being patronised publicly by none Muslims...and most times you have this law being more superior than state law....isn't that a call for concern in a supposed secular state? Because as I just said the sunna is just same as Sharia

In any community where a certain ethic group is predominant, they are allowed to use customary laws. That's why "Obas" and "Ezes" are still relevant today: they rule on cultural grounds. The Sharia for predominant Muslim communities have lots of functions like settling family crises and sharing inheritance. Yet, ruling in the court can be checked by high courts, such as the case of the hausa singer arraigned for blasphemy.

The hisbah you mentioned operate in a predominant Muslim environment, and a non-muslims should respect their traditions. Just like I wouldn't go to Anambra to kill a python in a village where it is forbidden to do so.