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Re: Arabic Inscriptions On Naira by Nobody: 9:47am On Mar 18, 2017
mike404:
HOW ABOUT THE ARABIC INSCRIPTIONS ON AHMADU BELLO UNIVERSITY ZARIA'S CAMPUS MAIN GATE

THINK AND TELL TRUTH NIGERIA....IS A FULL MEMBER AND ITS RECOGNISED AS AN ISLAMIC COUNTRY.....WORLD LEADERS KNEW THAT BUT THE THE CITIZENS..... OUR GOVERNORS KNEW THAT BUT CAN'T SPEAK ABOUT IT THE CITIZENS WILL LEARN ABOUT IT THE HARD WAY SOON AND IT HAS BEEN IN PLAN FOR LONG.....TRUMP WOULD HAVE OFFICIALLY PUT A BAN ON NIGERIA AS AN ISLAMIC COUNTRY NOT TO ENTER U.S BUT HE WON'T BE THE ONE TO ANNOUNCE IT BECAUSE OF THIS HE WAS CAUTIOUS OF NIGERIANS ENTERING U.S TODAY.
Re: Arabic Inscriptions On Naira by Nobody: 9:48am On Mar 18, 2017
THINK AND TELL TRUTH NIGERIA....IS A FULL MEMBER AND ITS RECOGNISED AS AN ISLAMIC COUNTRY.....WORLD LEADERS KNEW THAT BUT THE THE CITIZENS..... OUR GOVERNORS KNEW THAT BUT CAN'T SPEAK ABOUT IT THE CITIZENS WILL LEARN ABOUT IT THE HARD WAY SOON AND IT HAS BEEN IN PLAN FOR LONG.....TRUMP WOULD HAVE OFFICIALLY PUT A BAN ON NIGERIA AS AN ISLAMIC COUNTRY NOT TO ENTER U.S BUT HE WON'T BE THE ONE TO ANNOUNCE IT BECAUSE OF THIS HE WAS CAUTIOUS OF NIGERIANS ENTERING U.S TODAY.
Re: Arabic Inscriptions On Naira by DavidOgunyemi: 2:54pm On Oct 13, 2017
Reasons why we have Arabic inscriptions on Naira notes

http://www.damolascorner.com/arabic-inscriptions-naira/
Re: Arabic Inscriptions On Naira by Nobody: 6:37pm On Oct 13, 2017
Seun:
Obviously, at the time the decision to use Ajami on the naira note was made, the Hausa population was larger than any other ethnic group that may have deserved special consideration.

One thing that I have noticed is that whether there is "arabic" (Ajami) on the naira note or not, an Igbo man or woman can earn it and spend it with no problems. This is a non-issue.

Previously: Why Do We Have Arabic Words and Letters on Our Currencies?

Hausa population is NOT larger. Stop spreading lies.
Re: Arabic Inscriptions On Naira by Sapiosexuality(m): 7:05pm On Oct 13, 2017
It may not have a direct effect on those who don't understand what it means but to those who understand it, it creates a complex. It creates a superiority complex that enables the containment of an erroneous self worth. It makes these ones feel they are more important than everyone and irrespective of your view on it, it tells on you.

Saying that you spend the money and don't care what's written there is an oversight. Same goes for saying you don't care if our National Assembly looks like a mosque. It has no direct impact on you, but because symbolism is powerful, because symbolism creates an impression in the mind, it creates a complex in the minds of citizens.

Let's take the 50 naira note for example. We have the Igbo, Hausa and Yoruba cultures in it. See how these three tribes carry themselves in Nigeria. Whenever they look at that note and see their cultures, just three cultures over the hundreds of cultures we've got here, that ego is massaged. That idea that they are better than everyone is stimulated.

Symbols matter. From the Eye of Horus in the American dollar, to the cross and moon of the Christian and Islamic folks. Symbols matter. It may not affect you but it affects how others, those people who understand and appreciate it, respond to you. Better care if you want a spiritually homogenous country.

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