obonujoker:
I dont believe this.... there is no how a law abiding mosque won't pay for electricity, except govt is paying for them....

Rotentina:
Fake news! I don't believe it.

PointZerom:



Hope you don't believe that Christianity is not mentioned in your useless constitution but Islam were mentioned several times.

Nbote:
OP first things first, Suleja isn't in FCT Abuja but in Niger state instead... Dats close to where d Zuma rock is... Back to d issue, whether anyone wants to believe it or not, it doesn't change d fact dat dats d status quo in Suleja and other parts of the North... Just last year Muslims attacked a Catholic Church opposite their mosque for having a program during their prayer even though d program had been on for 4days already. The town and it's emir are so intolerant to the non indigenes who ironically make up a huge percentage of the population. The town would have developed far more than it has so far of not for d many excesses of it's lazy ppl who blatantly flaunt tell ppl to go back to their place if dey aren't comfortable.. Cases of land grabbing is now d order of d day..

ApolitiCal:
[/b][b][/b]fake news everywhere [b]

ettybaba:
My colleague earlier told me about the excesses of the Muslims in Suleja are their terrorist emir but I thought he was exaggerating. Buhari's presidency seems to have embolden the bigots the more.

Rotentina:
Fake news! I don't believe it.

Rotentina:
Fake news! I don't believe it.

abdulwastecx:


I am from suleja, to begin with suleja is historically a Gbagi twon it belongs to them and the hausas are setlers as well as other ethnic groups in the town, suleja is one of the most peaceful town in Nigeria with a very diverse demography.

All the major ethnic groups are represented in suleja, it has a very large yoruba population, large igbo population and other ethnic groups like auchi, eghira, igala etc. Suleja closeness to Abuja is an important factor on the settlement pattern.

On religion, there are more churches in suleja than mosques, and people are free to worship in them, though, there are few extremist here and there but they don't have the follower or power to cause any mischief or problem.

Suleja is one of the easiest place to get a land, you can buy a land from the government or buy from the locals, provided all proper documentation are done you don't have any problem. I have been to the east, South west (I am yoruba) and I can categorically tell you that suleja is one of the easiest place to buy properties without any problem

abdulwastecx:


Don't mind them, I don't know why people fan hatred and want problem when their brethren benefits more from our present arrangements.

I have been to all the south eastern States and most northern States and can say which people are more tolerant and open minded.

North has problem of illiteracy and religious extremism but it is still one of the most safest place to live

Nbote:


How can u admit to religious extremism as their problem and still claim it's safe? A typical hausa man is tolerant and open minded but wen u add religious extremism to his persona, tolerant and open minded is thrown out of the window..

Nbote:


I stayed in Suleja for more than 15yrs so I know exactly what I'm talking about. I have family and friends in d town.. D debate isn't about d history of Suleja but their religious intolerance jus as it is in other parts of d north.. No one is telling u there aren't any churches in Suleja. I'm categorically telling u how intolerant d ppl are of both Christians and outsiders generally. From my initial post u can see where I mentioned non indigenes as having a higher percentage of the town's population. D original owners are gbagyi we all know dat but d hausas who we hear are originally from zaria in kaduna have successfully usurped d gbagyi as indigenes..

abdulwastecx:


What excesses? You have igbos buying property, building houses, going to government funded schools without any problem. I was born and bred in suleja, I have spend a larger percentage of my adulthood in around suleja and I haven't come across anyone complaining of being marginalized.

During my secondary school days, with have more igbos/South South class mate than hausas or Nupe, there are more area with substantial igbo population than hausas, there are more churches than mosque, igbos buy land cheaper and easier than a northerner will do in the east. What else do you want?