haffaze777:

you are you not we because hundred of thousands Igbo muslims voted for Alhaji Hope Abdul-gaffar uzodinma and he defeated that yeye Ihedioha hands down,conduct that election millions time and watch Ihedioha beaten millions time,people of Imo love Alhaji uzodinma and will vote for him over ihedioha any day any time.

As salam alaekum to my Igbo muslim people

Lool

[/quote]IPOB Members Fume as Gov. Hope Uzodinma Inaugurates First Emir of Imo State

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Yujin:

Lol. You can troll as much as you like. We know what we are facing and we shall emerge victorious. All this backyard effort is an exercise in futility. Just watch as Uzodinma will end. Lol
Besides, it is the inauguration of the chief Imam of Owerri mosque not any Emir like the topic says. Emirs are usually of towns or cities and not states and you can't have two kings in one domain]. There's no emirate in Igboland and there never will be.

It's one step at time,we will soon enthrone and emir on entire south east.


As salam alaekum to my Igbo muslim brothers and sisters

Flying58:
It can never happen igbo land, i am from south south, live in Enugu. You can never sight mosque in any igbo towns,except in the military barracks ! Let alone an igbo Muslims...

You know this is a big lie, right?

First and foremost, there are Mosques in Enugu City, the capital of Enugu State. I was deployed (NYSC) to Enugu State. My PPA was in Enugu North LGA (close to Holy Ghost/Ogbete main market), I reside in Enugu South (Uwani/Robinson's area). There's a big Mosque, in fact, it is a Central Mosque right there in Enugu City. Come and see crowd on Fridays.

Secondly, there are Indigenous Igbo Muslims, I met them when I was serving in Enugu State.

You don't like to hear it, but that's the reality for you.

haffaze777:
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It's one step at time,we will soon enthrone and emir on entire south east.


As salam alaekum to my Igbo muslim brothers and sisters

The destruction Islam brought to the core north is a testament to the ability of the religion. Igbos can see it clearly and will have nothing to do with such. The few ones among us that tow that line is because of hunger and scarce opportunity. They're there only for the goodies they expect. Lol. Your reasoning is far below the average in our place. Igbos know that we are at war. How then can we give chance for the religion of our enemies? Keep on trolling!

Yujin:

The destruction Islam brought to the core north is a testament to the ability of the religion. Igbos can see it clearly and will have nothing to do with such. The few ones among us that tow that line is because of hunger and scarce opportunity. They're there only for the goodies they expect. Lol. Your reasoning is far below the average in our place. Igbos know that we are at war. How then can we give chance for the religion of our enemies? Keep on trolling!

dey there dey deceive urself while islam Conquer alaigbo,i pray that sunnah fall on ur head

Igbo muslims amaka

Lol, The Caliphate has finally reached Imo; soon the measured slow take over will begin.

investordj:
Okorocha is a demon .. he wasn't just demonized

And you're?

Where is your source for such alarming and detrimental statement?

MelesZenawi:
Lolzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz


Well, majority of current Imo state Indigenes are now Muslims...

So an Emir taking over shouldn't come as a surprise.


Haaaaaaaaaa.....Ogwusiwo....It is finished

Ctorch:
Uzodinma officially inaugurates the Emir of Imo state.

you are an idiot.

Suleman Njoku is the name of the Emir and Imam.

[quote author=Halimvh post=87003373]

You know this is a big lie, right?

First and foremost, there are Mosques in Enugu City, the capital of Enugu State. I was deployed (NYSC) to Enugu State. My PPA was in Enugu North LGA (close to Holy Ghost/Ogbete main market), I reside in Enugu South (Uwani/Robinson's area). There's a big Mosque, in fact, it is a Central Mosque right there in Enugu City. Come and see crowd on Fridays.

My dear tell us their location and stop lying. There's nothing like Central Mosque in Enugu.

Apart from barracks in Enugu & places like artisan or places with significant Hausa population like part of the port Harcourt road you would not find (Mosques) mind you these (mosques) aren't actually a real building it's just an open spaces or sort of praying ground in the case of the barracks. Show us pics as proofs

Secondly, there are Indigenous Igbo Muslims thàt are known to you alone

[quote author=Phantomhilz post=87056426][/quote]

My Igbo Muslim brother, here's what you asked for.

Let me find the coordinates, latitude and longitude for you so that you can visit there yourself, my Igbo Muslim brother.

Halimvh:


My Igbo Muslim brother, here's what you asked for.

Let me find the coordinates, latitude and longitude for you so that you can visit there yourself, my Igbo Muslim brother.

Firstly I'm not an Igbo Muslim & if you're being true to yourself you would know that The words Igbo & Islam doesn't go together.

Secondly the picture you posted substantiates my claim, wherein I stated that there is no building as such. Anybody would be able to notice the makeshift canopies there due to the presence of the Governor.

There is nothing as Central Mosque in Enugu. It's bad journalism on the part of the newspaper company.

Anybody living in Enugu knows that Owerri road is a beehive for Bureau de change operators with a large population of Northerners, down to artisan market where hausa men sell their livestock.

Mind you I'm speaking as someone who has lived in Enugu for long.
I don't have anything against peaceful muslims who come to do their businesses.

As for the second picture anyone can snap a photo of any building and call it Central mosque Enugu there is no proof of evidence.

You can even use Google maps or show me the coordinates.

Phantomhilz:


Firstly I'm not an Igbo Muslim & if you're being true to yourself you would know that The words Igbo & Islam doesn't go together.

Secondly the picture you posted substantiates my claim, wherein I stated that there is no building as such. Anybody would be able to notice the makeshift canopies there due to the presence of the Governor.

There is nothing as Central Mosque in Enugu. It's bad journalism on the part of the newspaper company.

Anybody living in Enugu knows that Owerri road is a beehive for Bureau de change operators with a large population of Northerners, down to artisan market where hausa men sell their livestock.

Mind you I'm speaking as someone who has lived in Enugu for long.
I don't have anything against peaceful muslims who come to do their businesses.

As for the second picture anyone can snap a photo of any building and call it Central mosque Enugu there is no proof of evidence.

You can even use Google maps or show me the coordinates.

You are a liar. There is a central mosque in Enugu and the person you quoted is right.

Simple search on google will reveal that and I don’t know why you guys take solace in lying even when the truth is staring at your face.

See attached image from google map below:
I attach the mosque image and the surrounding.

LegendHero:


This is not a matter of you telling me it’s propaganda, it’s a matter of me laughing at your cluelessness.

Igbo Muslims will never be silenced by you irredeemable religious bigots.

Lastly, I don’t care if you’re from SS or from Futa Jalon so please stop repeating that.

white garment church is not even widely accepted in Igbo land as it is seen as voodoo worshipping church, and the number of Igbos attending white garment church have been on the decline for so many decades now, talk more of terrorist religion called Islam I laugh in Arabic lol


Any Igbo man practising Islam will never take it to his hometown it ends in the North or city he lives, when he goes home, he is a Christian or he will be avoided like plague.

Islam didn't thrive in the East decades ago when Muslims haven't established their terrorist branch called Boko Haram in Nigeria, talk more of now that Boko Haram, ISWAP, ISIS, etc are operating all over the world making Muslims proud.

You guys are jokers, if only you understand who an Igbo person is, you will never be talking about Igbo Muslims lol, jokers

LegendHero:


Well Mr. SS’ner, you are a liar.

Names and little details of some prominent and influential Muslims of Igbo extraction.

1. Sheikh Abdullahi Adam Idoko:
He is the Chief imam of the University of Nigeria (UNN) Nsukka. Hails from Ogute Enugu-Ezike in Nsukka, Enugu State.
He is also the Deputy secretary-general of the Nigeria Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs (NSCIA).

2. Ustaz Christian Isah Okonkwo:
He is from Akpugo in Nkanu LGA, Enugu State, embraced Islam as a member of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC). He was the president of Moslem Corpers Association in Kaduna State and the Moslem Corpers Association of Nigeria.
He was made the chief Imam of University of Ibadan in the 1980s.
He is currently the Director of Administration of Nigeria Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs (NSCIA)

3. Alhaji Abdulaziz Chibuzo Ude:
Hails from Anambra state.
He is described as a businessman, Industrialist, Billionaire and a Philanthropist.
He was an acting Chairman of the Board of Directors of NEWSWATCH in the 1980s.
He is the founder of Nok Publishers and first African editor at Double Day.

4. Alhaji Daud Onyeagocha:
He is from Imo state, a human right lawyer.
He is the Chief Imam of Imo State and the Waziri Hausawa. His grandfather was said to be the first recorded Owerri man to embrace Islam in 1908.

5. Sheikh Daud Nwagui:
He is from Afikpo in Ebonyi State.
He is a Muslim from birth and the son of late Sheikh Ibrahim Okpani Nwagui, the founder of the Islamic Center, Afikpo who brought Islam to Afipko in 1958.

6. HRH Dr. Abdulfatai Emetumah:
He is the Igwe(Traditional ruler) of Umuofor Kingdom, Oguta LGA , Of Imo state. He is described as an Islamic scholar.
His father, Eze Alhaji Abdul Gaffaru (Ezeodo, Eze Ohazurukwe I of Akabor) is said to have converted to Islam during the war and thereafter brought it to his home town.

7. Sheikh Shehu Uthman Anaga:
Hails from Ebonyi state. Became a Muslim at the age of 13 in 1972. He has worked with JNI as a Preacher. He holds a BA in Islamic Studies from the King Sa'ud University in Riyad, Saudi Arabia.
He was the vice principal and later principal of of Jama'atu Institute for Arabic and Islamic Studies. He was the provost of the Jama'atu College of Education, Kaduna. He has completed his Masters and is pursuing his PHD.

8. Alhaji Yahaya Ndu:
He is from Ezeagu LGA in Enugu State. An Imam at Al-Hauda Muslim School. He was the presidential Candidate of the African Renaissance Party (ARP).

9. Ustaz Aminu Igwebe Odera:
He is from Orlu in Imo state. Converted to Islam at the age of 12 in the 1970s. Studied Islamic studies and later Food science technology in Tripoli University Libya.
He was the chief Imam of Owerri. He was appointed the director of Administration of Nigeria Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs (NSCIA) in 2000. His maternal uncle, Late Muhammad Ukaba was the chief imam of Orlu Local Government.

10. Chief Abdulkadir A Obiahu:
He is from Afikpo in Ebonyi state. He is an Engineer by Training, in 2007 he was conferred the Chieftaincy title of 'Onye Nchekwa Okwukwe Ala kuba Na Ala Igbo' (The Defender of the Islamic Faith in Igbo land) by His Royal Highness, Eze Nwosu Ibe, the Ezeigbo I of Abuja. He converted to Islam in 1982.

Ur number three, chief abdulazeez chibuzo Ude is from Udi in Enugu state, not Anambra.

LegendHero:


Well Mr. SS’ner, you are a liar.

Names and little details of some prominent and influential Muslims of Igbo extraction.

1. Sheikh Abdullahi Adam Idoko:
He is the Chief imam of the University of Nigeria (UNN) Nsukka. Hails from Ogute Enugu-Ezike in Nsukka, Enugu State.
He is also the Deputy secretary-general of the Nigeria Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs (NSCIA).

2. Ustaz Christian Isah Okonkwo:
He is from Akpugo in Nkanu LGA, Enugu State, embraced Islam as a member of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC). He was the president of Moslem Corpers Association in Kaduna State and the Moslem Corpers Association of Nigeria.
He was made the chief Imam of University of Ibadan in the 1980s.
He is currently the Director of Administration of Nigeria Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs (NSCIA)

3. Alhaji Abdulaziz Chibuzo Ude:
Hails from Anambra state.
He is described as a businessman, Industrialist, Billionaire and a Philanthropist.
He was an acting Chairman of the Board of Directors of NEWSWATCH in the 1980s.
He is the founder of Nok Publishers and first African editor at Double Day.

4. Alhaji Daud Onyeagocha:
He is from Imo state, a human right lawyer.
He is the Chief Imam of Imo State and the Waziri Hausawa. His grandfather was said to be the first recorded Owerri man to embrace Islam in 1908.

5. Sheikh Daud Nwagui:
He is from Afikpo in Ebonyi State.
He is a Muslim from birth and the son of late Sheikh Ibrahim Okpani Nwagui, the founder of the Islamic Center, Afikpo who brought Islam to Afipko in 1958.

6. HRH Dr. Abdulfatai Emetumah:
He is the Igwe(Traditional ruler) of Umuofor Kingdom, Oguta LGA , Of Imo state. He is described as an Islamic scholar.
His father, Eze Alhaji Abdul Gaffaru (Ezeodo, Eze Ohazurukwe I of Akabor) is said to have converted to Islam during the war and thereafter brought it to his home town.

7. Sheikh Shehu Uthman Anaga:
Hails from Ebonyi state. Became a Muslim at the age of 13 in 1972. He has worked with JNI as a Preacher. He holds a BA in Islamic Studies from the King Sa'ud University in Riyad, Saudi Arabia.
He was the vice principal and later principal of of Jama'atu Institute for Arabic and Islamic Studies. He was the provost of the Jama'atu College of Education, Kaduna. He has completed his Masters and is pursuing his PHD.

8. Alhaji Yahaya Ndu:
He is from Ezeagu LGA in Enugu State. An Imam at Al-Hauda Muslim School. He was the presidential Candidate of the African Renaissance Party (ARP).

9. Ustaz Aminu Igwebe Odera:
He is from Orlu in Imo state. Converted to Islam at the age of 12 in the 1970s. Studied Islamic studies and later Food science technology in Tripoli University Libya.
He was the chief Imam of Owerri. He was appointed the director of Administration of Nigeria Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs (NSCIA) in 2000. His maternal uncle, Late Muhammad Ukaba was the chief imam of Orlu Local Government.

10. Chief Abdulkadir A Obiahu:
He is from Afikpo in Ebonyi state. He is an Engineer by Training, in 2007 he was conferred the Chieftaincy title of 'Onye Nchekwa Okwukwe Ala kuba Na Ala Igbo' (The Defender of the Islamic Faith in Igbo land) by His Royal Highness, Eze Nwosu Ibe, the Ezeigbo I of Abuja. He converted to Islam in 1982.

3 Alhaji Abdulaziz Chibuzo Ude:
Hails from Anambra state.
He is described as a businessman, Industrialist, Billionaire and a Philanthropist.
He was an acting Chairman of the Board of Directors of NEWSWATCH in the 1980s.
He is the founder of Nok Publishers and first African editor at Double Day

Another propaganda on the loose again. Lagos-Ibadan express news Network.

Chief Abdullaziz Chibuzo Udeh is from Enugu state and not Anambra state.

shekauvsbuhari:
Ur number three, chief abdulazeez chibuzo Ude is from Udi in Enugu state, not Anambra.

Does it matter?

He’s an Igbo Muslim. That’s the crux of the argument.

LegendHero:


Does it matter?

He’s an Igbo Muslim. That’s the crux of the argument.

So identifying igbo muslims give U erections? Okay, does it put money in ur bank acct?

Udopasa:
And you're?

I noticed you mailed me however I have lost touch with the email . Any other means of contact

Guzel:

I noticed you mailed me however I have lost touch with the email . Any other means of contact

Lemme have your functional mail, if you don't mind.