forgiveness:


Freedom to preach and associate without any formal or informal approval .

Ejimagift:
As for me i see nothing wrong with this excellent bill. Christianity especially needs to be regulated with iron hand. The nuisance of Christianity abound in almost every street of the federation. What fvcking message are you people evangelising that several lunatics just wake up and set up churches even in shops disturbing the peace of neighbors with loud speakers spewing thrash called preaching. Christianity has been abused by useless men parading as preachers and present day Christianity makes people dumb and zombiefied in nature. If not how can a sane Human being believe that Adeboye drove to Lagos with empty tank? How can someone with functional brain believe that Adeboye and God drank tea together? How can people still follow Oyedepo blindly despite his partisanship and obvious interest in frolicking with thieving politicians? How has religion helped the average poor Nigerian? The north has the highest population of poor people despite praying five times daily. The Christians keeps attending Shiloh, Redeem Camp e.t.c yearly but no meaningful changes occurs in their lives while their mega pastors keeps building universities, estates and enjoying worldly riches. Pastor enjoying material things in life and telling you to make heaven for your own enjoyment. Are you not super dumb? While Islam and other religions has their flaws, i think every state should follow the Kaduna model by reforming and licensing those mentally deranged bastards parading as pastors/imams.

iammo:



This bill needs to be passed into law by all 36 state and the Federal Government of Nigeria. Any congreagation of 20 or more people be it Christian, Muslim or Traditionlist must receive a license to preach from the goverment after passing pschological evaluation, and his Preaching notes and agenda must be reviewed by an inter-religious council consisting of Top Pastors ,Imam and Traditionalist. Again each cleric must be made to know how loud he can be... sound measured in debicle


To pacify our christian brothers and show its non partisanship El'rufal should endeavour to sanction atleast 10 non conplaint Islamic cleric.

I have always maintained it that whichever state is first to tax religious organization would be the richest in Nigeria if not west Africa,, Roman Emperor knows this that's why they don't joke with Catholic, The Saudi Royal family knows this and control all Hajj related business




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BluntBoy:


The bill (if it becomes law) would settle that.

forgiveness:


State law? Useless.

oluwaahmed:
This is exactly what the world doesn't like about Muslims. When they are in minority they require special status but once they are in majority they do away with existing laws and impose their religion for others to follow. That is why there is rising hate crime against them in the west cos people now see them for who they are. If elrufai had passed a bill banning display of loudspeakers outside religious buildings then fine, but the whole idea of doing it to churches and requesting permission to preach especially from pastors outside the state is nothing but a subtle jihad. The constitution gives people the right to freely move around and associate within Nigeria. U can pass laws that ban noise pollution in your state don't limit it to churches.

BluntBoy:


State law is useless?

Seems you don't know how state laws work.

There are three tiers of government: Federal, State and Local governments and provisions are made for each in the constitution.

forgiveness:


State law has limit. It is useless in regards to this subject.

trinity11:
I took my time to read and decode your post, not bad I must say, but your last paragraph is a total turn off, it lacks practical analysis like that of some posters above.
Now a simple question for you, take a close look at the personality of El-rufai/APC government, Now can you verge on anything you hold sacrid that they will uphold this bill with "Equity" if passed into law now relate your answer to your last paragraph.

BluntBoy:


That was how Boko Haram came about. Enjoying freedom to preach religious extremism.

Many of you think that freedom is limitless. You do not understand that we also have the law which ensures to check our freedom and establish limits.

Yes, there is freedom, but this freedom is still decided by the law, which means you can't really do what you like.

You can't just take a drive or walk in the middle night just because you feel like?

BluntBoy:


Every law has limits, as indeed every right. That is why we have the judiciary to interpret the law.

Barney11:
I am a Christian but I like the bill.

forgiveness:


Hence, anyone arrested for no just cost should sue the state government to court. Chikena.

kmcutez:


That paragraph made me laugh. I will rather put my trust in El Rufai than a dead imaginary Christian God. Lol.

El Rufai can and will wipe out the whole Christian population in Kaduna, while they be waiting on a dead God to come and save them. I laugh in tongues.

muhdfaruq:
That's true,boko haram started like play like play because they were given too much freedom of speech.So i support the bill 100%.

Barney11:
I am [i]foolish and [/i]I like the bill.

Obere4u:
Everyone focusing on Christianity and forgetting that the bill implies to both Christianity and Islam.

A good bill if you ask me. But the implementation will be the problem.

Grace001:
Mr Pastor keep that threat to yourself or to your member who refuse to pay tithe, nothing will happen to El-Rufai... You mean El-Rufai should allow more business centers like this in the picture below in his state, so they can use mighty speakers to disturb the peace of the community all in the name of Religion.

El-Rufai want to encourage more industries/factories, not business centers that will milk dry the poor Christians all in the name of miracle. If you want to build a factory in the state I'm sure you will get the FULL support of the state government on that.

Enough of all this nuisance all in the name of religion, I give El-Rufai thump up for this.

BluntBoy:


That was how Boko Haram came about. Enjoying freedom to preach religious extremism.

Many of you think that freedom is limitless. You do not understand that we also have the law which ensures to check our freedom and establish limits.

Yes, there is freedom, but this freedom is still decided by the law, which means you can't really do what you like.

You can't just take a drive or walk in the middle night just because you feel like?

GreyLaw:


How won't you like the bill? You just attend church. Do you really know what being a believer in Christ means, and the attendant responsibility? Do you really know that in the last days believers in Christ will be persecuted under every guise -- both overtly and covertly?

Here you are liking a bill you don't understand the hydra-headed ramifications it will take in a few years from now.

oluwaahmed:
This is exactly what the world doesn't like about Muslims. When they are in minority they require special status but once they are in majority they do away with existing laws and impose their religion for others to follow. That is why there is rising hate crime against them in the west cos people now see them for who they are. If elrufai had passed a bill banning display of loudspeakers outside religious buildings then fine, but the whole idea of doing it to churches and requesting permission to preach especially from pastors outside the state is nothing but a subtle jihad. The constitution gives people the right to freely move around and associate within Nigeria. U can pass laws that ban noise pollution in your state don't limit it to churches.

Bidobado1:


What kind of a society are we turning into if someone needs a license to express their political or religious views. Yes, extremist views cannot be tolerated as it impacts us all, but what happened to preaching, be it either Christian or Islam.
El rufai is a dictator like the senile cretin who occupies aso rock, and am vexed greatly that he is the governor of my state, KD.

Barney11:
I am a Christian but I like the bill.

Pidginwhisper:
In as much as i hate that Dwarf. The bill must stand!! You dey earn millions of Naira through offering /tithes collection yet you no wan pay Tax. Isn't that scam. If they had been taxing all religious bodies i doubt if there'd be too many churches/mosques out there littering everywhere like filling station.

forgiveness:
The Constitution stipulated freedom of thought, speech and religion hence overrides this Kaduna state law. If one is arrested for preaching the gospel, it can be contested in the temple of justice. Chikena.

BluntBoy:


It depends on what you mean by just cause

Most of the time, it depends on how the law interprets it.

For instance, a rape victim may think she has a just cause for killing her rapist, but it doesn't mean the law would agree and not sentence her for murder.

iammo:


The good part of the bill is El'rufai won't enforce or execute it, an inter-religous council constituted of imam and pastor would.. it's similar to the institute of peace and conflict resolution Abuja.

ollah2:



You must either be a kid or a brainless religious bigot