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Re: CAN Protests Moves To List Nigeria Among Arab Nations To Fight ISIS by Skmoda360(m): 11:45am On Dec 17, 2015 |
yaskarahyelhope:you make a point. |
Re: CAN Protests Moves To List Nigeria Among Arab Nations To Fight ISIS by Bonapart(m): 11:53am On Dec 17, 2015 |
GogetterMD:The Lord rebuke you 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: CAN Protests Moves To List Nigeria Among Arab Nations To Fight ISIS by Nobody: 11:54am On Dec 17, 2015 |
GogetterMD:Shut up. Israel is not. |
Re: CAN Protests Moves To List Nigeria Among Arab Nations To Fight ISIS by sukkot: 11:59am On Dec 17, 2015 |
Chubhie:no religion. none at all. religion divides 3 Likes 2 Shares |
Re: CAN Protests Moves To List Nigeria Among Arab Nations To Fight ISIS by sunsewa: 12:01pm On Dec 17, 2015 |
agarawu23: One of the consequences and benefits of been a buhari supporters,we said it before the election but u are among the chanji apostles that endorsed him,so I know wan hear hiss,is just to early,any place wey im like make im carry us go,we never chop bellefull na to carry us go join Isis fight on top of BH matter. |
Re: CAN Protests Moves To List Nigeria Among Arab Nations To Fight ISIS by excel455(m): 12:05pm On Dec 17, 2015 |
Take a look at this post by one mary on linkedin and get more insight that nigeria is an islamic nation.[i][/i][color=#990000][/color] Onifade Mary-PeterOnifade Mary-Peter Public Administrator/Analyst Follow THE ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF NIGERIA Jun 2, 2015 16 views 0 Likes 0 Comments Share on LinkedInShare on FacebookShare on Twitter “I urge the National Assembly and sincere and peaceful Nigerians to rise up, act and save our beloved country, Nigeria, from moving towards the precipice. "We must wake up from our slumber. A ‘siddon’ look attitude will destroy our common heritage, Nigeria belongs to us. It is our country and we must not mortgage it." Bishop Felix Femi Ajakaiye, the Catholic Bishop of Ekiti Diocese, regarding the number of soldiers in Ekiti for today's governorship election. I have often wondered if any of our governors, especially in the South-West, had education. And, if they did, what kind? Where? How? Because, their executive actions leave nothing to be desired. The countless number of irrational decisions they have taken perpetually bear their toll on the general populace. I mean, look at the okada ban and the boko haramisation of education by Fashola in Lagos. By that decision, Fashola simply plunged the able bodied young men into the thievery, thuggery, armed robbery and assasination market, from the labour market. It is the same Fashola who prized education out of the reach of the ordinary Nigerian. An act, which is, at best, Boko Haram, according to Femi Falana. This (Boko Haram) readily brings to mind the regular, constant and various efforts at islamising Nigeria.Nigeria, despite the prominence and the preeminence of Christianity and Islam over and above the traditional religion, remains a secular nation. What this has bequeathed the nation is a constant blow on the polity by the practioners of Islam; with their over pompous, brazen superiority which explains the "born to rule" mentality of the North. Buhari's efforts did not yield the desired result. Hence, Ibrahim Badamosi Babangida registered Nigeria with Organisation of Islamic Countries (OIC); an organisation for the propagation of the Islamic faith, through the holy Jihad. Ever since, the North has not relented at ensuring that not only a Northerner, but also, a Muslim, rules Nigeria. This explains why Boko Haram insisted that Goodluck Jonathan MUST convert to Islam. To worsen the already irredeemable, irreparable situation, the Islamic agenda top the chart of needs and wants when the 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria was drafted. I mean, imagine an Islamic law (Sharia) in a secular nation's constitution? The National Assembly is structured as if it is a mosque. Please, who is deceiving who? The belligerent and hegemonic tendencies of the North are simply to ensure nothing is left in abeyance: a Northern Muslim must be the one to rule Nigeria. A vision bequeathed to them by the Late Saudarna, Alhaji Ahmadu Bello; that the middle-belt, Northern minority, must be used as a means to get whatever they want, and the South, never to rule Nigeria. People readily disclaim, especially Northern elites, leaders (religious and political), that religion does not share a constituent responsibility for the various ethno-religious and socio-political violence that has constantly threatened the integration and unity of the peoples and entities making up the 'geographical expression' Nigeria is. They forget, however, that for as long as our worldview, regarding religion and faith, is based on superiority and is legal; for as long as our motivating factor is the cataclysmic gesture of "born to rule" -an annihilistic position- we may and/or will never be "accommodating", a fundamental integral hospitality nature of the Yoruba People. Because, according to Barack Hussein Obama, our thinking of religion and faith as sources "of comfort and understanding", joy and blissfulness, kindness and persistence; a believe system of tolerance and perseverance, is devoid of the connotations of our believe. In lieu, our religion and faith find expression in gried and strife, hostility and intolerance, perpetual and insatiable urge for dominance of the other as a way to appease our God; with the political system as a viable platform wedging "us further apart": "We think of faith as a source of comfort and understanding but find our expressions of faith sowing division; we believe ourselves to be a tolerant people even as racial, religious, and cultural tensions roil the landscape. And instead of resolving these tensions or mediating these conflicts, our politics fans them, exploits them, and drives further apart" -Obama, H. B., The Audacity of Hope, 2006:23. Let us ruminate together Why do the Northern elites and political leaders deemed it fit to give their own children, the best of education, outside the shores of this country; but, deny same to the general populace, leaving them to perpetually be at the mercy of the rich (Ranka de de,Alhaji -I might have missed the right spelling). The same measure is taking by the religious and political leaders of the Arab nations. Their own children attend Ivy League institutions in the West, but deny same to their teeming populace: Boko Haram. There is God ooo. Agreed!!! This can happen in Northern Nigeria where education is purposely made the exclusive right of the elites. But, should it be so in the South, as well? Especially, in the South-West of Chief Obafemi Jeremiah Awolowo's land of free education? Should (the Islamic) religion be made the basis of our dissention as if our ancestors never had education, like the North? Why are our looters, I mean leaders (in this scenario, the governors) hell bent on dividing us along line of religion? Aregbesola Raufu has almost seceded in Osun with his "The State of Osun" (I hope he will learn the meaning of article 'The' from students of English); and, has invariably turned the State into a Muslim nation. What is happening in Yoruba land? May Allah rest the soul of Alhaji Abdul-Azeez Arisekola Alao, the Are Musulumi of Yorubaland. He died in a London hospital in the early hours of Wednesday, 18 June, 2014; he was buried, according to Islamic rite, yesterday Friday, 20 June, 2014. He will be missed by wellwishers. Meanwhile, the Executive Governor of Oyo State, Sen. Isiaka Abiola Ajimobi, gave the directive that children in primary and secondary schools should stay at home; to do what exactly? Yes, Arisekola should be immortalised by the religious communities. But, a State burial? This is the same man whose son is among those indicted for the fuel subsidy loot. Remember the Faruk Lawal House Committee? What Isiaka Ajimobi did is simply to propagate the Islamic agenda by asking children to stay at home. His children studied abroad, and, am sure, his grandchildren are already in chreche, abroad. Why will he not ask children to stay at home because Arisekola (his political god-father and financier) died? I wonder if they were the pall bearers? Waiters at guest entertainment? Or, is Oyo State now the Islamic Republic of the South-West? There is God ooo... We must watch it, lest we are plunged into a Theocratic State. Already, the handwriting is on the wall. I envisage a scenario where to contest election, you must be a Muslim. Why do you think Christian Association of Nigeria is clamouring for a Christian candidate as the next governor of Lagos State? A Christian cannot contest election in the North, except in the minority States like Jos, Kogi, Benue, Plateau States. ONIFADE,‘WAGBEMIGA MARY-PETER SOCIALCRITIC/PUB. ADM & ANALYST petemarieyoung@yahoo.com www.facebook.com/o.wagbemiga.m 07034573233 |
Re: CAN Protests Moves To List Nigeria Among Arab Nations To Fight ISIS by agarawu23(m): 12:28pm On Dec 17, 2015 |
sunsewa:smh!!! I endorsed buhari govt doesn't mean I will welcome bullshittt from them. And tell me how is buhari @fault here. Na him include Nigeria? |
Re: CAN Protests Moves To List Nigeria Among Arab Nations To Fight ISIS by qtx(m): 12:51pm On Dec 17, 2015 |
DaBullIT: You must be funny. Didnt some people warn against this during buhari's campaign concerning the fact he had an agenda? You havent seen anything o. watch out |
Re: CAN Protests Moves To List Nigeria Among Arab Nations To Fight ISIS by qtx(m): 12:52pm On Dec 17, 2015 |
agarawu23:childish question |
Re: CAN Protests Moves To List Nigeria Among Arab Nations To Fight ISIS by egobetatoday: 1:04pm On Dec 17, 2015 |
I am just scared for my children, and my children's children. will they be able to practice christianity in their fathetland- nigeria? i hope nigeria will not be like the case of turkey. Turkey was predominantly a christian country, infact paul/saul's evangelism was predomjnantly in turkey. but we all know what is obtainable in turkey now. The followers of jesus christ were first called christians in antioch in the country Syria but we know syria in now an islamic country. Yes, christians love peace but we should speak out when things are not right. it doesnt matter, it doesnt matter, it doesnt matter by the time u think it matters it will be too late. Your children would have been forced into islam and the rest killed...e no dey hard them to do. its called JIHAD. nigeria has been listed among arab/muslim nations...it doesnt matter? Well, nice move by CAN. |
Re: CAN Protests Moves To List Nigeria Among Arab Nations To Fight ISIS by Nobody: 1:08pm On Dec 17, 2015 |
your name na muron simplemach: |
Re: CAN Protests Moves To List Nigeria Among Arab Nations To Fight ISIS by jsb(m): 1:09pm On Dec 17, 2015 |
Enlisting to fight ISIS when we have Bokoharam that is more dangerous killing his citizens...RUBBISH |
Re: CAN Protests Moves To List Nigeria Among Arab Nations To Fight ISIS by hansad: 1:14pm On Dec 17, 2015 |
[b]The grand design to make all Nigerians bear the stigma of Islam did not start today. One laughs at those who do not understand why Biafrans are yelling to exit Nigeria. One laughs at those who frown at the prospects of Biafra leaving Nigeria. One laughs at those who foolishly believe that crude oil is the reason why Biafrans want to leave Nigeria. Boko Haram was recently classified more deadly than ISIS. Did the Saudis help or form coalition against Boko Haram? |
Re: CAN Protests Moves To List Nigeria Among Arab Nations To Fight ISIS by ahaz: 1:15pm On Dec 17, 2015 |
BALLOSKI:just listen to urself |
Re: CAN Protests Moves To List Nigeria Among Arab Nations To Fight ISIS by hansad: 1:22pm On Dec 17, 2015 |
excel455: This talk about Coalition of Muslim countries against ISIS is about expanding Islam and incorporating other countries as Muslim countries; Nigeria is very important to the Saudis because of Nigeria's mix of Muslims and non-Muslims. By the way, ISIS is fighting for a grand caliphate ruled by Sharia criminal laws. The Saudis use sharia criminal laws. President Buhari of Nigeria urged Muslims in 2001 to make sure that sharia criminal laws are used in all of Nigeria. 1 Like |
Re: CAN Protests Moves To List Nigeria Among Arab Nations To Fight ISIS by SharafG: 1:32pm On Dec 17, 2015 |
This nation self! When did joining hands to fight terror turns a black man into an Arab? We try to POLITICISE, RELIGIONISE OR ETHNICISE issues promptly and this has accounted grossly for our backwardness and defeat by the few criminal elements among us. I know quite well that IF BUHARI HAD RESISTED JOINING THE SO CALLED ARABS ON FIGHTING THE ISIS, THESE SAME WAILING WAILERS (may be CAN has this report says) will say they are vindicated, that PMB is ISIS and Boko Haram apologist. As for me, terror is terror. Weither Boko Haram or ISIS, the whole world must come together to defeat the evil. BUT IF DEFEATING EVILS TURN ALL OF ARABS OR ISRAELITES, THERE WE GO...... United we stand.... |
Re: CAN Protests Moves To List Nigeria Among Arab Nations To Fight ISIS by badesco(m): 1:41pm On Dec 17, 2015 |
You voted for change now so why complaining |
Re: CAN Protests Moves To List Nigeria Among Arab Nations To Fight ISIS by atamaraph(m): 1:52pm On Dec 17, 2015 |
We don't have to lose sleep over this because Nigeria is not an Islamic state, we are circular and will remain so. It is just a propose coalition and will need approval of the Senate to be an official member of that movement |
Re: CAN Protests Moves To List Nigeria Among Arab Nations To Fight ISIS by jakiedudu(m): 2:21pm On Dec 17, 2015 |
quickly:The Nigerian constitution is a massive contradiction. It states the secularity of Nigeria and at the same time give preference to Islam. Nigeria as a secular state is a lie. |
Re: CAN Protests Moves To List Nigeria Among Arab Nations To Fight ISIS by simpleseyi: 2:38pm On Dec 17, 2015 |
EternalTruths: We are Nigerians, what are you fools? I think I know, you are Nigerian Jews soon to be wiped off Nigerian map. |
Re: CAN Protests Moves To List Nigeria Among Arab Nations To Fight ISIS by Nobody: 3:07pm On Dec 17, 2015 |
excel101:Lol... I even dey wreck ! |
Re: CAN Protests Moves To List Nigeria Among Arab Nations To Fight ISIS by shugaboy6102(m): 3:11pm On Dec 17, 2015 |
patrick89:How i wish you can really really educate me on this pls.I really wanna kw more |
Re: CAN Protests Moves To List Nigeria Among Arab Nations To Fight ISIS by shammah1(m): 4:20pm On Dec 17, 2015 |
Read the topic properly and correct yourself. BALLOSKI: |
Re: CAN Protests Moves To List Nigeria Among Arab Nations To Fight ISIS by nyabinghi(m): 4:32pm On Dec 17, 2015 |
bankylan:you are the ballon de fool of 2015, so alchemy started from christianity, algebra started from christianity. The early scientists were atheists, Bleep you and your weak christian god |
Re: CAN Protests Moves To List Nigeria Among Arab Nations To Fight ISIS by nyabinghi(m): 4:35pm On Dec 17, 2015 |
fejikudz:christianity is a religion of fools and idiots, no wonder your god was murdered by romans. |
Re: CAN Protests Moves To List Nigeria Among Arab Nations To Fight ISIS by MrCEO69(m): 4:54pm On Dec 17, 2015 |
GogetterMD: guy u think Arab nation is been in the middle east.. Israel isn't an Arab nation cos dey dnt speak Arabic bt Hebrew. |
Re: CAN Protests Moves To List Nigeria Among Arab Nations To Fight ISIS by asamaigho(m): 4:56pm On Dec 17, 2015 |
BALLOSKI: did u see d word "arab nation" at all? |
Re: CAN Protests Moves To List Nigeria Among Arab Nations To Fight ISIS by asamaigho(m): 5:06pm On Dec 17, 2015 |
[quote author=GogetterMD post=41075955] BH has pledged alliance to Daesh(IS), so it's more of a splinter terror cell of ISIS in west Africa. Now they want to form a coalition to cut ISIS down to size (much like the MNJTF), you are here claiming islamization of Nigeria. Like say more than half the population of Nigerians ain't Muslims before. Now that help is minimal and we need as many hands as possible to put an end to this scourge once and forall, CAN is here spilling balderdash. P.S. before you start shouting and screaming Arab nations, don't forget that Isreal is also an Arab nation get matured. |
Re: CAN Protests Moves To List Nigeria Among Arab Nations To Fight ISIS by MrCEO69(m): 5:11pm On Dec 17, 2015 |
nyabinghi:well that God is also recognised in ur holy book. U even respect him. Why disrespect him now... |
Re: CAN Protests Moves To List Nigeria Among Arab Nations To Fight ISIS by kalus02: 5:36pm On Dec 17, 2015 |
BALLOSKI: U 4got 2 put Arab or Islamic Nation. Nigeria is neither an Arabic nor Islamic nation If they said just nations 2 fight ISIS, dats a different ball game. Nigeria is not an Islamic nation! |
Re: CAN Protests Moves To List Nigeria Among Arab Nations To Fight ISIS by Nobody: 5:37pm On Dec 17, 2015 |
nyabinghi:
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Re: CAN Protests Moves To List Nigeria Among Arab Nations To Fight ISIS by nyabinghi(m): 8:34pm On Dec 17, 2015 |
MrCEO69:my own God has no human attributes |
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