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Re: Osun State Declares 27th October Public Holiday To Mark Islamic New Year. by henry78okez(m): 6:48am On Oct 27, 2014 |
Zedric: U'r d worst fool I hv ever come across on planet earth. When did start equating public holiday declared in Easter to d one declared to mark a new Islamic calendar. I think d whole part of ur brain need to b examined thoroughly. |
Re: Osun State Declares 27th October Public Holiday To Mark Islamic New Year. by Omimah: 6:53am On Oct 27, 2014 |
Bokoharam:In like manner, Aregbesola is not forcing anybody to observe it. It's optional. |
Re: Osun State Declares 27th October Public Holiday To Mark Islamic New Year. by mekd: 6:56am On Oct 27, 2014 |
is it important? |
Re: Osun State Declares 27th October Public Holiday To Mark Islamic New Year. by LarryBeryl(m): 7:01am On Oct 27, 2014 |
wisefizz:Lol..... E shey o |
Re: Osun State Declares 27th October Public Holiday To Mark Islamic New Year. by LarryBeryl(m): 7:03am On Oct 27, 2014 |
Omimah: yhop......lol. all d same. Ope oooooo |
Re: Osun State Declares 27th October Public Holiday To Mark Islamic New Year. by Omimah: 7:11am On Oct 27, 2014 |
dammytosh:If a the President were to be a moslem and had gone to Mecca like Jonathan that has been in Jerusalem for 3 days, some f00ls would have been using abusive words against Islam. Why do people hate Islam? 3 Likes |
Re: Osun State Declares 27th October Public Holiday To Mark Islamic New Year. by hotwax: 7:22am On Oct 27, 2014 |
T4taiwo: Ekiti is core christian state. Osun is 50:50. Do u get it? |
Re: Osun State Declares 27th October Public Holiday To Mark Islamic New Year. by hotwax: 7:23am On Oct 27, 2014 |
Omimah: No...Public holiday means every government work and schools with close down... So, he forced it |
Re: Osun State Declares 27th October Public Holiday To Mark Islamic New Year. by Omimah: 7:30am On Oct 27, 2014 |
hotwax:It's only state-owned institutions, and maybe banks, that are observing it. No federal institution is observing it. |
Re: Osun State Declares 27th October Public Holiday To Mark Islamic New Year. by Nobody: 7:32am On Oct 27, 2014 |
Zedric:says who?? I give u an assignment today that can prove what you have said may be wrong. Go take a look at the constitution of your country 1999. and tell me where Christ or Christians or Jesus was mentioned. Hint: you will only see Muslim, Islam, sharia countless times. summary: Nigeria is living in pretence until we review this we are NT gonna near unity in 9ja |
Re: Osun State Declares 27th October Public Holiday To Mark Islamic New Year. by Ephemmm: 7:45am On Oct 27, 2014 |
walemoney007: It is apparent that your sense of reasoning is short, and I can now see that you are suffering from intellectual poverty/myopic. Hardly did you recognize that words have connotative and denotative meaning. Go back to the rubbish you typed and think about it again. People like you just open your mouth without thinking about what comes out of it. Please use your brain for once and stop portraying your stupidity further. |
Re: Osun State Declares 27th October Public Holiday To Mark Islamic New Year. by hotwax: 8:16am On Oct 27, 2014 |
Omimah: And state owned institutions are islamic institututions ? |
Re: Osun State Declares 27th October Public Holiday To Mark Islamic New Year. by walemoney007(m): 8:30am On Oct 27, 2014 |
I don't hav time |
Re: Osun State Declares 27th October Public Holiday To Mark Islamic New Year. by Dayjhihannon01(m): 8:52am On Oct 27, 2014 |
Kimmo: am telling you... Pple never hear anything nah... We do have ishese day (for the traditional herbalists) osun day (for the osun river) ..Sometimes we almost have for egungun self!! All na public holidays!!! Wetin konsain us.. Na jollification for house abeg... 1 Like |
Re: Osun State Declares 27th October Public Holiday To Mark Islamic New Year. by Nobody: 8:53am On Oct 27, 2014 |
Aregbe should take am easy |
Re: Osun State Declares 27th October Public Holiday To Mark Islamic New Year. by Dayjhihannon01(m): 8:53am On Oct 27, 2014 |
Firefire:firefire baba.. Abeg whats the real status of osun tribunal nah? I don dey search u baba |
Re: Osun State Declares 27th October Public Holiday To Mark Islamic New Year. by nusirat(m): 8:54am On Oct 27, 2014 |
vedd: When his counter part declare their ambition in the church, nobody raise alarm, have you fortget fayose who says he needs 1000 pastor to clean govt house, when govt gives holliday for easter, no problem, when some state declare holiday for their campaign no problem, but if it Hijra or Isese day, you are fanatics because you give recognition to un recognised religion cellebration, let's stop all this religion bigot, and move Nigeria forward. If you are child of history one of the factor that cause nigeria civil war is religion delination along tribe, if what He his doing is not constitional let's write to Senate or House of Rep. Nigeria belong to you and ME. |
Re: Osun State Declares 27th October Public Holiday To Mark Islamic New Year. by nusirat(m): 9:27am On Oct 27, 2014 |
hotwax: Therefore the right of other should infringe upon?? Also where did you get your statistics from for that of Osun?? Please stop your propaganda. |
Re: Osun State Declares 27th October Public Holiday To Mark Islamic New Year. by Nobody: 9:38am On Oct 27, 2014 |
Who cares,? What will i be doing in that backward state? |
Re: Osun State Declares 27th October Public Holiday To Mark Islamic New Year. by olayinka63: 9:40am On Oct 27, 2014 |
what baffle you guys against this holiday is because it has islamic agenda if it is holiday for another group there wont be criticism like this stop your hypocritic behaviour |
Re: Osun State Declares 27th October Public Holiday To Mark Islamic New Year. by abubkhr: 9:58am On Oct 27, 2014 |
Canadidacy: That because it has never been celebrated at the time of Prophet and after. Meaning it has no root, in other word it is unislamical to celebrate Islamic new year. Only two occasions are recognize and Celebrated in Islam that: 1. Eid El Firt and 2: Eid El Kabir Anything apart from these two is unislamical. However in Islam there is nothing like core this core that once you are a Muslim you are equal in respective of the Country, Region or Race you belong. Muslim are equal to Allaah the only difference among people is those who follow and practice Islamic teaching those are consider with high esteem by Allaah. |
Re: Osun State Declares 27th October Public Holiday To Mark Islamic New Year. by pelepeleb: 10:35am On Oct 27, 2014 |
T4taiwo:Ekiti counterpart did is personal issue, If aregbesola likes, he can be sleeping inside the mosque that is his personal issue. All is that no governing of the state from inside the mosque. Introducing and declearation of new public holiday because of any region is a sign of religion fanatical and miss governance basses on selfish interest. Sign of sharia (killing and maiming of and denying Innocent people their right because they are not in support of sharia). Let us be careful before aregeshola turn and pollute osun state history with religion blood birth. |
Re: Osun State Declares 27th October Public Holiday To Mark Islamic New Year. by ogtavia(m): 10:37am On Oct 27, 2014 |
experimentist: Back to d sender.. |
Re: Osun State Declares 27th October Public Holiday To Mark Islamic New Year. by Nobody: 10:54am On Oct 27, 2014 |
Ipledge:Its not worth your troubles.. We all know christians primarily hate muslimr even if we mean no harm..and their pastors fuel their anger |
Re: Osun State Declares 27th October Public Holiday To Mark Islamic New Year. by PECO4KING(m): 11:59am On Oct 27, 2014 |
Zedric: Na you make sense pass. As I dey read all the comment. |
Re: Osun State Declares 27th October Public Holiday To Mark Islamic New Year. by Kutunban: 12:13pm On Oct 27, 2014 |
The west is becoming an Islamic region gradually. Just like Turkey and now Nigeria is going the same path. I for my country cause its filled with religious bigots. |
Re: Osun State Declares 27th October Public Holiday To Mark Islamic New Year. by Klin1(m): 12:36pm On Oct 27, 2014 |
Christianity n hypocrisy since d time of Paul............ 1 Like |
Re: Osun State Declares 27th October Public Holiday To Mark Islamic New Year. by vedaxcool(m): 12:43pm On Oct 27, 2014 |
Unfortunately for the fanatical elements Muslims are not evaporating from the face of the earth anytime soon! Just a public holiday have made them act out their cankerworm tantrums! |
Re: Osun State Declares 27th October Public Holiday To Mark Islamic New Year. by Nobody: 12:58pm On Oct 27, 2014 |
mobolaji88:Am a Christian but I hate religion politics |
Re: Osun State Declares 27th October Public Holiday To Mark Islamic New Year. by lawrenceunaa: 1:43pm On Oct 27, 2014 |
Omimah:I know that there are other calendars cos we catholics have our own calendar but isn't as late as the Islamic |
Re: Osun State Declares 27th October Public Holiday To Mark Islamic New Year. by Nobody: 3:19pm On Oct 27, 2014 |
leighcon: Majority of what? Are you the majority u are talking about? Advent watin? I think I have never heard that anywhere before in history. So dont call ur personal thinking majority opinion. For your info, d year 2014 translate to 2014 years after after the birth of Jesus. |
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