endy69:


Now I can understand better, but it can be written in Hausa and in Hausa context. I can read and understand Hausa Language a bit. The issue with Nigeria is distrust. And our leaders enjoy that we the masses don't trust each other because when we do, we should unite and tell them enough

GoTV:
Even though I'm a born again Christian, i see nothing wrong in having Arabic inscriptions on our naira notes or national monuments. We Christians should be glad about it as it avails us the opportunity to study the Arabic language and we can also preach the gospel of our lord Jesus in Arabic language whenever we travel to the middle east. It's a win win for we Christians because before we realize, we would have won more souls for christ or we might decide to join Islam if we are tired of Christianity. Arabic language is a blessing in disguise

IpobAntidote:


First, the constitution does nor specify any language as official language.
Secondly, the fool is attributing Arabic with Islam. There are Christians who read their bible in Arabic. There are more muslims in Israel than are in Palestine. There are more Christians in Palestine than are in Israel and Arabic is their language including their Bible.
The Muslims should seek to change the whole constitution from judeo Christian laws to Sharia laws. Change weekend from Saturday and Sunday to Thursday and Fridays. Many many aspects of Nigerian laws are based on Judeo Christian beliefs and laws by the British, the time has come to change all those laws to Muslim way of life.
The level of hypocrisy on the part of Christians in Nigeria is simply astonishing.

SUPERPACK:
Yes, we should also ask them why we have " God" in the national pledge since Nigeria is a secular country and not a christian country.

daddytime:


Thunder faya your smelling kpekus idiot

ghettokid1:
Kudos to the Lawyer.

farouk2much:
Nigerian Christians are our slaves we've finished them......

Make them unite them selves with all African, European, Asian, and American Christians they will never win this case....... Tallkless of single jobless lawyer.... Stupid

SUPERPACK:
Yes, we should also ask them why we have " God" in the national pledge since Nigeria is a secular country and not a christian country.

Hisxellency:
During the Centenary..
GEJ Govt tried removing the Arabic inscription on One hundred naira note by putting that of Jewish own there, it was heavily criticised by the powers that be!
Till date.. We have "Home and Away" Hundred naira note!!!

Mynd44:

Dead case.

FG will kuku tell the court there is no Arabic insignias there since it is Ajami that is there

TheSourcerer:
Sadly it's a failed cause , and why are Christains threatened by the Arabic inscriptions
There's English , Igbo, Yoruba ,Hausa and Arabic on the currency
Why tickle your butthole over Arabic
Are they forcing you to speak it?

Turantula:

Because God > Allah

Olarajee:
So DUMB!

Arabic is DIFFERENT from ISLAM!

Even the bible has an ARABIC version.

Those words are the Naira arent 'Arabic' but 'Hausa' words spelt that way. Hausa's represent almost 50% of the country populace?

Who told you we all have to write things in English?

Hisxellency:
During the Centenary..
GEJ Govt tried removing the Arabic inscription on One hundred naira note by putting that of Jewish own there, it was heavily criticised by the powers that be!
Till date.. We have "Home and Away" Hundred naira note!!!

AnanseK:


That’s why I said ignorance is your problem. The writing on the Naira is arabic numerals denoting the amount of money value of the particular note, in hausa not in arabic. This was introduced by the British colonial government to inform of value of various bank notes. There are people who can read Arabic script but cannot read the Roman script. This has nothing to do with religion.

Church services conducted in Nazareth are conducted in arabic bcause the vast majority of people in the city of Nazareth ( The hometown of Jesus are arabic Speaking people’s). Don’t be an extremist, read widely.

Chisaedhor:
This man can never ever be an Afonja
Afonjas don't have minds, they fear their Fulani Masters and so die worshiping them

AnanseK:


It is not arabic my friend. It is hausa, written in Arabic script and it only tells you the amount ( value of the currency you’re holding).

SUPERPACK:
Yes, we should also ask them why we have " God" in the national pledge since Nigeria is a secular country and not a christian country.

WizBLANCE:
I would have loved to see this thing myself but I will have to wait till I get #500 note first.