| Re: Ekiti: MURIC Speaks On Why Fayemi Must Appoint Muslim Cabinet by jadyclem(m): 5:07pm On Jul 18, 2018 |
Ejimagift:
Are Muslims not the majority in Nigeria? Are Christians up to Muslims in number? What is bad if Buhari appoints the majority in his cabinet? Muslim are majority in your dream. keep dreaming en! so political appointment is now given based on religious affiliation en? how Nigeria wan take move forward with this type of people around? 2 Likes |
| Re: Ekiti: MURIC Speaks On Why Fayemi Must Appoint Muslim Cabinet by Nobody: 5:12pm On Jul 18, 2018 |
dominique:
This MURIC professor just talks anyhow Oga shut up |
| Re: Ekiti: MURIC Speaks On Why Fayemi Must Appoint Muslim Cabinet by madone: 5:18pm On Jul 18, 2018 |
Vince101:
Thank you for outlining the results of foolishly selling votes for 4,000 naira... That is the kind of economy we get for selling vote for 4,000 naira... Now use your tongue and count your teeth... lol havebu done that bf. I mean using ur tongue to count ur teeth. It ll interest u to know that many of those that collected money in ekiti did not even vote. Or still votedd their choice. I stayed in ekiti for 3years.the people are something else |
| Re: Ekiti: MURIC Speaks On Why Fayemi Must Appoint Muslim Cabinet by omoluka: 5:24pm On Jul 18, 2018 |
This country don taya me |
| Re: Ekiti: MURIC Speaks On Why Fayemi Must Appoint Muslim Cabinet by Vince101: 5:35pm On Jul 18, 2018 |
After Nigeria gained independence from the United Kingdom on October 1, 1960, it took Nigeria 3 years to became a republic in 1963. After that, now pay attention.
The country was split into three geopolitical regions—Western Region, Eastern Region and Northern Region—and its political parties took on the identities and ideologies of each region. The Nigerian People's Congress (NPC) represented the interests of the predominantly Hausa/Fulani Northern Region, the National Council of Nigeria and the Cameroons (NCNC)] (later renamed to "National Council of Nigerian Citizens") represented the predominantly Igbo Eastern Region, and the Action Group (AG) dominated the Yoruba Western Region. The NPC took control of the federal parliament, and formed a coalition government with the NCNC. The National Independence Party (NIP) formed by Professor Eyo Ita became the second political party in the old Eastern Region. Ahmadu Bello, the Sardauna of Sokoto, leader of the NPC, was poised to become the Prime Minister, but instead he chose to become the Premier of the Northern Region, and supported his deputy Tafawa Balewa's candidacy for Prime Minister. This raised suspicions amongst the southern politicians, who resented the idea of a federal government controlled by a regional leader through his designated proxy. In the end, Tafawa Balewa of NPC was named Prime Minister and Head of Government, and Nnamdi Azikiwe of NCNC was named President.
At Nigeria's independence, the Northern Region gained more seats in parliament than both Eastern and Western regions combined—this would cement Northern dominance in Nigerian politics for years to come. Resentment amongst southern politicians precipitated into political chaos in the country. Obafemi Awolowo, Premier of Western Region, was accused of attempting to overthrow the government. This followed a period of conflict between the AG regional government and the central government. In spite of the flimsiness of the evidence presented by the government's prosecutors, he was convicted. With incarceration of Awolowo, Samuel Akintola took over as the Premier of Western Region. Because Akintola was an ally of Ahmadu Bello, the undisputed strong man of Nigeria, Akintola was criticized as being a tool of the North. As premier of the West, Akintola presided over the most chaotic era in Western Region—one which earned it the nickname "the Wild-Wild West". However, as late as Thursday, January 13, 1966, Balewa had announced that the federal government was not going to intervene in the West. However, the very next day, Akintola, premier of the West met with his ally Ahmadu Bello, the Sardauna of Sokoto, premier of the North and party boss of NPC party to which Balewa belonged. At the same time a top-level security conference in Lagos was taking place which was attended by most of the country's senior army officiers. All of this activity created rumors that the Balewa government would be forced to crack down on lawlessness in the West using military might... The issue of tribalitic sentiments and regional segregation is not a thing of today... And it has been a Mar on the progress and unity of our beloved nation. But unless we abolish this regional and religious mindset of admonishing one another politically, there may not be an end to this tunnel... Time is really running out on Nigeria. 1 Like |
| Re: Ekiti: MURIC Speaks On Why Fayemi Must Appoint Muslim Cabinet by ChristineC: 6:05pm On Jul 18, 2018 |
HungerBAD:
MURIC again?
What happened to appointing the most qualified not based on religious affiliations? What happened to appointing the most qualified not based on tribal affiliations?
Religion and Tribal sentiments is the bane of Nigeria. that country is not fit to host even animals permanently. 2 Likes |
| Re: Ekiti: MURIC Speaks On Why Fayemi Must Appoint Muslim Cabinet by Nobody: 6:37pm On Jul 18, 2018 |
maolah:
and u 2, olori buruku Oloriburuku werey |
| Re: Ekiti: MURIC Speaks On Why Fayemi Must Appoint Muslim Cabinet by Valike2008: 6:37pm On Jul 18, 2018 |
Is Ekiti a Muslim state? Am telling Nigerians don't allow Muslims in your territory they are terrorists, you see it. |
| Re: Ekiti: MURIC Speaks On Why Fayemi Must Appoint Muslim Cabinet by Nobody: 6:52pm On Jul 18, 2018 |
HungerBAD:
MURIC again?
What happened to appointing the most qualified not based on religious affiliations? What happened to appointing the most qualified not based on tribal affiliations?
Religion and Tribal sentiments is the bane of Nigeria. Religion and Western education are the major root causes of the sorry state of this country. Religion is the number one cause of hate, violence and division among people both locally and globally. Deep issues bedevilling this country like tribalism, underdevelopment, corruption, nepotism, etc. are signs and symptoms of Nigeria's failed (Western) education system and religions. Most religionists in Nigeria (Christians, Muslims, etc.) don't know that by worshipping imported gods such as Allah and Jehovah, they (Nigerians) are using their own hands to kill our cultures and traditions. If things go on like this, Nigerians shouldn't be surprised if our indigenous languages die a natural death in the next 30-50 years, and get replaced with English and Arabic. Some Nigerians even see nothing wrong if they become English people or Arabs right here in Nigeria, since they are so ignorant of their history and that of the foreign gods they worship and how Great Britain colonized our forefathers using religion and Western education (scam) as tools. People that detest their culture and language (as most Nigerians do) are a dead people — their cultural values and language will get lost in history with time. And the world will forget them as time goes on. Religions are a political tool for mental enslavement (mind control). If one is searching for God, the Creator of the universes and all living things including the gods of religion, it's wiser to look beyond religions. 1 Like 1 Share |
| Re: Ekiti: MURIC Speaks On Why Fayemi Must Appoint Muslim Cabinet by Billygee2u: 7:08pm On Jul 18, 2018 |
HungerBAD:
MURIC again?
What happened to appointing the most qualified not based on religious affiliations? What happened to appointing the most qualified not based on tribal affiliations?
Religion and Tribal sentiments is the bane of Nigeria. |
| Re: Ekiti: MURIC Speaks On Why Fayemi Must Appoint Muslim Cabinet by Billygee2u: 7:09pm On Jul 18, 2018 |
BuariCopyPaste:
We warned about this scenario.....
Ekiti oya obey the caliphate |
| Re: Ekiti: MURIC Speaks On Why Fayemi Must Appoint Muslim Cabinet by Billygee2u: 7:09pm On Jul 18, 2018 |
weekdays:
That is number one ÀPC agenda totally islamic Nigeria. APC is a Islamic party. |
| Re: Ekiti: MURIC Speaks On Why Fayemi Must Appoint Muslim Cabinet by Paul112(m): 7:17pm On Jul 18, 2018 |
dumb ass seeking attention |
| Re: Ekiti: MURIC Speaks On Why Fayemi Must Appoint Muslim Cabinet by darqly(m): 7:22pm On Jul 18, 2018 |
Ejimagift:
Are Muslims not the majority in Nigeria? Are Christians up to Muslims in number? What is bad if Buhari appoints the majority in his cabinet? Majority what??  |
| Re: Ekiti: MURIC Speaks On Why Fayemi Must Appoint Muslim Cabinet by Sman37(m): 7:58pm On Jul 18, 2018 |
HungerBAD:
MURIC again?
What happened to appointing the most qualified not based on religious affiliations? What happened to appointing the most qualified not based on tribal affiliations?
Religion and Tribal sentiments is the bane of Nigeria. U are right but be sincere ist only xtian that qualified in fact if its a Muslim gov that did this CAN will have sue the gov with countless of Islamitization charges |
| Re: Ekiti: MURIC Speaks On Why Fayemi Must Appoint Muslim Cabinet by Rotji(m): 8:05pm On Jul 18, 2018 |
Ejimagift:
Are Muslims not the majority in Nigeria? Are Christians up to Muslims in number? What is bad if Buhari appoints the majority in his cabinet? Are you serious?! And who carried out the census to determine this fallacy? Keep deceiving yourself, you'll soon realise.... 1 Like |
| Re: Ekiti: MURIC Speaks On Why Fayemi Must Appoint Muslim Cabinet by DK2daworld: 8:17pm On Jul 18, 2018 |
Ejimagift:
Are Muslims not the majority in Nigeria? Are Christians up to Muslims in number? What is bad if Buhari appoints the majority in his cabinet? Like seriously? |
| Re: Ekiti: MURIC Speaks On Why Fayemi Must Appoint Muslim Cabinet by NigerianDiamond(m): 8:25pm On Jul 18, 2018 |
Ejimagift:
Are Muslims not the majority in Nigeria? Are Christians up to Muslims in number? What is bad if Buhari appoints the majority in his cabinet? Who conducted the census? And provide concrete evidence t back your claim? Without any of the aforementioned, you are only blabbing. |
| Re: Ekiti: MURIC Speaks On Why Fayemi Must Appoint Muslim Cabinet by Sagay212: 8:37pm On Jul 18, 2018 |
They will just sit back and allow this useless continue to make stup.id and daft statement because he is a muslim? how can he say the governor MUST appoint muslim cabinet? what sort of rubbish talk is that. this man should be arrested and flogged like an idi.ot that he is. 1 Like |
| Re: Ekiti: MURIC Speaks On Why Fayemi Must Appoint Muslim Cabinet by TemitayoDaniel: 8:41pm On Jul 18, 2018 |
5Ebiscoo:
The Muslim Rights Concern, MURIC, on Wednesday called on the Ekiti State Governor-elect, Kayode Fayemi to give “Muslims in the state proportionate representation in government appointments.”
MURIC anchored its call on the fact that Muslims in the state cast “massive protest votes against Fayose on Saturday because the latter was a Muslim hater and a con artist whose major preoccupation was the marginalization of Muslims in government appointments, the demolition of mosques, making mockery of Muslims and harassing Islamic scholars.”
In a congratulatory message signed by its Director, Ishaq Akintola and sent to DAILY POST, the organization also advised the governor-elect to remain level-headed and sympathetic to the poor and elderly citizens of the state.
MURIC also warned that Fayose’s “downward slide has just begun.”
The message reads, “We complained in vain early in 2014 when Fayose formed an all-Christian cabinet. All 14 commissioners, as well as all permanent secretaries, were Christians. The secretary to the state government was a Christian. All board chairmen were also Christians except the Muslim Pilgrims Board where the maximum ruler had no choice. Muslims in the South West had never experienced such totalitarianism. Fayose’s defeat is good riddance to bad rubbish as far as Ekiti Muslims are concerned.
“We warned Fayose when he embarked on his orgy of mosque demolition but he did not listen. Can you imagine a state governor issuing an order to shut down Arabic evening classes in the state capital in this 21st century Nigeria? Fayose’s downward slide has just begun. His cup of anti-Muslim and Islamophobic acts reached its brim and even spilled over the day he publicly insulted and harassed Shaykh Muhyideen, the popular Ansar-Ud-Deen preacher.
“We know that you are a Christian. But we have seen that you are very liberal. You hate nobody. You have charity for all. We trust you because you have been tested before and you performed creditably well. You really impressed us during your first term before Ekiti citizens entered ‘one chance’. You gave Muslims cabinet slots. You issued a circular permitting female Muslim children to use hijab in public schools even without Muslims making much fuss”.
Noting that it was not partisan, MURIC maintained that the religion or political party of a President or Governor does not matter so long as he or she was transparent, credible and fair to all.
Akintola added, “We are not supporting any political party. Neither are we supporting Muslims in public offices. All we are interested in is good governance. MURIC is particularly interested in politicians who are fair to Muslims in this country.
“We will support a president or governor who gives Muslims their dues, fights corruption and observes democratic tenets no matter what religion, tribe or political party he belongs. Yet we do not encourage any Muslim president or governor to maltreat Christians and traditionalists. Those who come to equity must come with clean hands. We are for fairness to all.
“But we will not allow Muslim haters to rest whether at federal, state or local government level. We will use every constitutional means at our disposal to give extremist crusaders a run for their money because this country belongs to all of us. Muslims will no longer remain underdogs in this country: oppressed, repressed and downpressed.
“We are watching governors in the South East who are in the habit of depriving the minority Muslims of their Allah-given fundamental human rights. They refuse to give Certificates of Occupancy (C of Os) for mosques. They demolish mosques at will while heads of tertiary institutions disallow Muslim students from worshipping and building mosques inside campuses. They also demolish existing make-shift mosques on campuses using flimsy excuses.
“In conclusion, we appeal to Governor-Elect Fayemi to make his in-coming government inclusive and to redress the wrongs done to Ekiti Muslims by his irritant predecessor by giving them befitting government posts and returning to them all their civil rights. Apart from a proportionate number of commissioners, permanent secretaries and board chairmen, we particularly demand that the post of secretary to the state government should go to a Muslim since both Fayemi and his deputy are Christians. In return, we urge Muslims in Ekiti to give the in-coming Fayemi regime all necessary support”.
PLEASE READ MORE>>>http://www.mcebisco.com.ng/2018/07/ekiti-muric-speaks-on-why-fayemi-must.html this stupid thrash must stop believe me... We need prayers as against this silly agenda of islamization 1 Like |
| Re: Ekiti: MURIC Speaks On Why Fayemi Must Appoint Muslim Cabinet by justy15: 8:58pm On Jul 18, 2018 |
Muric or mumuric is a terrorist wing of APC always reacting to everything by the mediocre professor seeking for relevance n appointment. Ekiti people be ready to enjoy the change u voted for |
| Re: Ekiti: MURIC Speaks On Why Fayemi Must Appoint Muslim Cabinet by Xperience12: 9:18pm On Jul 18, 2018 |
Ejimagift:
Are Muslims not the majority in Nigeria? Are Christians up to Muslims in number? What is bad if Buhari appoints the majority in his cabinet? Are Christians not majority in Ekiti? What is bad if Fayose appoints majority Christians |
| Re: Ekiti: MURIC Speaks On Why Fayemi Must Appoint Muslim Cabinet by powerkey: 9:41pm On Jul 18, 2018 |
We told them about islamization agenda of APC in ekiti but the idiot oduduwas called us IPOB waillers.....
I tell you the truth, Yoruba Christians will wail without consolation... |
| Re: Ekiti: MURIC Speaks On Why Fayemi Must Appoint Muslim Cabinet by Kfed4ril(m): 10:05pm On Jul 18, 2018 |
Ejimagift:
Are Muslims not the majority in Nigeria? Are Christians up to Muslims in number? What is bad if Buhari appoints the majority in his cabinet? Stop deceiving yourself |
| Re: Ekiti: MURIC Speaks On Why Fayemi Must Appoint Muslim Cabinet by MIKOLOWISKA: 10:11pm On Jul 18, 2018 |
Ejimagift:
Are Muslims not the majority in Nigeria? Are Christians up to Muslims in number? What is bad if Buhari appoints the majority in his cabinet? why are Muslims afraid to put religion in census.you're numbers are dropping daily |
| Re: Ekiti: MURIC Speaks On Why Fayemi Must Appoint Muslim Cabinet by KenModi(m): 1:50am On Jul 19, 2018 |
HungerBAD:
MURIC again?
What happened to appointing the most qualified not based on religious affiliations? What happened to appointing the most qualified not based on tribal affiliations?
Religion and Tribal sentiments is the bane of Nigeria. ....and both are being used by the most united group in Nigeria - the political elites; who use them to keep the rest of the country uneducated, unenlightened and improvised |
| Re: Ekiti: MURIC Speaks On Why Fayemi Must Appoint Muslim Cabinet by KenModi(m): 1:52am On Jul 19, 2018 |
Ejimagift:
Are Muslims not the majority in Nigeria? Are Christians up to Muslims in number? What is bad if Buhari appoints the majority in his cabinet? If majority of Nigerians think the way you do, Nigeria would continually be a disaster that it is today 1 Like |
| Re: Ekiti: MURIC Speaks On Why Fayemi Must Appoint Muslim Cabinet by Osaze007: 3:37am On Jul 19, 2018 |
MURIc is a plant for religious violence I have always stated Yoruba elders need to check it |
| Re: Ekiti: MURIC Speaks On Why Fayemi Must Appoint Muslim Cabinet by Glink2018(m): 4:54am On Jul 19, 2018 |
5Ebiscoo:
The Muslim Rights Concern, MURIC, on Wednesday called on the Ekiti State Governor-elect, Kayode Fayemi to give “Muslims in the state proportionate representation in government appointments.”
MURIC anchored its call on the fact that Muslims in the state cast “massive protest votes against Fayose on Saturday because the latter was a Muslim hater and a con artist whose major preoccupation was the marginalization of Muslims in government appointments, the demolition of mosques, making mockery of Muslims and harassing Islamic scholars.”
In a congratulatory message signed by its Director, Ishaq Akintola and sent to DAILY POST, the organization also advised the governor-elect to remain level-headed and sympathetic to the poor and elderly citizens of the state.
MURIC also warned that Fayose’s “downward slide has just begun.”
The message reads, “We complained in vain early in 2014 when Fayose formed an all-Christian cabinet. All 14 commissioners, as well as all permanent secretaries, were Christians. The secretary to the state government was a Christian. All board chairmen were also Christians except the Muslim Pilgrims Board where the maximum ruler had no choice. Muslims in the South West had never experienced such totalitarianism. Fayose’s defeat is good riddance to bad rubbish as far as Ekiti Muslims are concerned.
“We warned Fayose when he embarked on his orgy of mosque demolition but he did not listen. Can you imagine a state governor issuing an order to shut down Arabic evening classes in the state capital in this 21st century Nigeria? Fayose’s downward slide has just begun. His cup of anti-Muslim and Islamophobic acts reached its brim and even spilled over the day he publicly insulted and harassed Shaykh Muhyideen, the popular Ansar-Ud-Deen preacher.
“We know that you are a Christian. But we have seen that you are very liberal. You hate nobody. You have charity for all. We trust you because you have been tested before and you performed creditably well. You really impressed us during your first term before Ekiti citizens entered ‘one chance’. You gave Muslims cabinet slots. You issued a circular permitting female Muslim children to use hijab in public schools even without Muslims making much fuss”.
Noting that it was not partisan, MURIC maintained that the religion or political party of a President or Governor does not matter so long as he or she was transparent, credible and fair to all.
Akintola added, “We are not supporting any political party. Neither are we supporting Muslims in public offices. All we are interested in is good governance. MURIC is particularly interested in politicians who are fair to Muslims in this country.
“We will support a president or governor who gives Muslims their dues, fights corruption and observes democratic tenets no matter what religion, tribe or political party he belongs. Yet we do not encourage any Muslim president or governor to maltreat Christians and traditionalists. Those who come to equity must come with clean hands. We are for fairness to all.
“But we will not allow Muslim haters to rest whether at federal, state or local government level. We will use every constitutional means at our disposal to give extremist crusaders a run for their money because this country belongs to all of us. Muslims will no longer remain underdogs in this country: oppressed, repressed and downpressed.
“We are watching governors in the South East who are in the habit of depriving the minority Muslims of their Allah-given fundamental human rights. They refuse to give Certificates of Occupancy (C of Os) for mosques. They demolish mosques at will while heads of tertiary institutions disallow Muslim students from worshipping and building mosques inside campuses. They also demolish existing make-shift mosques on campuses using flimsy excuses.
“In conclusion, we appeal to Governor-Elect Fayemi to make his in-coming government inclusive and to redress the wrongs done to Ekiti Muslims by his irritant predecessor by giving them befitting government posts and returning to them all their civil rights. Apart from a proportionate number of commissioners, permanent secretaries and board chairmen, we particularly demand that the post of secretary to the state government should go to a Muslim since both Fayemi and his deputy are Christians. In return, we urge Muslims in Ekiti to give the in-coming Fayemi regime all necessary support”.
PLEASE READ MORE>>>http://www.mcebisco.com.ng/2018/07/ekiti-muric-speaks-on-why-fayemi-must.html ... will you keep quiet? Prof, i understand you are seriously looking for the back of some popular personalities to climb. That's why you kept on spewing trash. |
| Re: Ekiti: MURIC Speaks On Why Fayemi Must Appoint Muslim Cabinet by olowobaba10: 12:49pm On Jul 19, 2018 |
Ejimagift:
Are Muslims not the majority in Nigeria? Are Christians up to Muslims in number? What is bad if Buhari appoints the majority in his cabinet? STOP THINKING AND BREATHING THROUGH YOUR ANUS IF THAT IS HOW YOUR WOODEN AND PLASTIC BRAIN WORKS. |
| Re: Ekiti: MURIC Speaks On Why Fayemi Must Appoint Muslim Cabinet by ebuka440: 9:28am On Jul 22, 2018 |
skolawale:
You must be a Fool for your comment n your Father Non Entities .
The last time i checked, everyone has right to say his or her Mind.
Learn to react to Post by Reading it with your available Sense... Thanks You are a FOOL in capital letters. Your FATHER and your entire family are nincompoops. Skowale can never be a human beings name but rather an animal. The muric or whatsoever they are called are trying to say that they voted in fayemi thereby making demands. It's unacceptable. Besides, until the law court declares fayemi the winner then we will start debating on that. You are not ashamed to sell your vote of four years for#4,000. Fool |
| Re: Ekiti: MURIC Speaks On Why Fayemi Must Appoint Muslim Cabinet by Rikov(m): 9:40am On Jul 22, 2018 |
5Ebiscoo:
The Muslim Rights Concern, MURIC, on Wednesday called on the Ekiti State Governor-elect, Kayode Fayemi to give “Muslims in the state proportionate representation in government appointments.”
MURIC anchored its call on the fact that Muslims in the state cast “massive protest votes against Fayose on Saturday because the latter was a Muslim hater and a con artist whose major preoccupation was the marginalization of Muslims in government appointments, the demolition of mosques, making mockery of Muslims and harassing Islamic scholars.”
In a congratulatory message signed by its Director, Ishaq Akintola and sent to DAILY POST, the organization also advised the governor-elect to remain level-headed and sympathetic to the poor and elderly citizens of the state.
MURIC also warned that Fayose’s “downward slide has just begun.”
The message reads, “We complained in vain early in 2014 when Fayose formed an all-Christian cabinet. All 14 commissioners, as well as all permanent secretaries, were Christians. The secretary to the state government was a Christian. All board chairmen were also Christians except the Muslim Pilgrims Board where the maximum ruler had no choice. Muslims in the South West had never experienced such totalitarianism. Fayose’s defeat is good riddance to bad rubbish as far as Ekiti Muslims are concerned.
“We warned Fayose when he embarked on his orgy of mosque demolition but he did not listen. Can you imagine a state governor issuing an order to shut down Arabic evening classes in the state capital in this 21st century Nigeria? Fayose’s downward slide has just begun. His cup of anti-Muslim and Islamophobic acts reached its brim and even spilled over the day he publicly insulted and harassed Shaykh Muhyideen, the popular Ansar-Ud-Deen preacher.
“We know that you are a Christian. But we have seen that you are very liberal. You hate nobody. You have charity for all. We trust you because you have been tested before and you performed creditably well. You really impressed us during your first term before Ekiti citizens entered ‘one chance’. You gave Muslims cabinet slots. You issued a circular permitting female Muslim children to use hijab in public schools even without Muslims making much fuss”.
Noting that it was not partisan, MURIC maintained that the religion or political party of a President or Governor does not matter so long as he or she was transparent, credible and fair to all.
Akintola added, “We are not supporting any political party. Neither are we supporting Muslims in public offices. All we are interested in is good governance. MURIC is particularly interested in politicians who are fair to Muslims in this country.
“We will support a president or governor who gives Muslims their dues, fights corruption and observes democratic tenets no matter what religion, tribe or political party he belongs. Yet we do not encourage any Muslim president or governor to maltreat Christians and traditionalists. Those who come to equity must come with clean hands. We are for fairness to all.
“But we will not allow Muslim haters to rest whether at federal, state or local government level. We will use every constitutional means at our disposal to give extremist crusaders a run for their money because this country belongs to all of us. Muslims will no longer remain underdogs in this country: oppressed, repressed and downpressed.
“We are watching governors in the South East who are in the habit of depriving the minority Muslims of their Allah-given fundamental human rights. They refuse to give Certificates of Occupancy (C of Os) for mosques. They demolish mosques at will while heads of tertiary institutions disallow Muslim students from worshipping and building mosques inside campuses. They also demolish existing make-shift mosques on campuses using flimsy excuses.
“In conclusion, we appeal to Governor-Elect Fayemi to make his in-coming government inclusive and to redress the wrongs done to Ekiti Muslims by his irritant predecessor by giving them befitting government posts and returning to them all their civil rights. Apart from a proportionate number of commissioners, permanent secretaries and board chairmen, we particularly demand that the post of secretary to the state government should go to a Muslim since both Fayemi and his deputy are Christians. In return, we urge Muslims in Ekiti to give the in-coming Fayemi regime all necessary support”.
PLEASE READ MORE>>>http://www.mcebisco.com.ng/2018/07/ekiti-muric-speaks-on-why-fayemi-must.html it's all about religion to this pack of idiots |
