ivolt:

Shut up Ipob.
You are so pathetic that you can't construct a sentence without including "terrorists" in it.
Later you will blame government for your life's failure when illiteracy is the real cause.

Neither can the stupid Fulani terrorist construct a sentence without including ‘IPOB’. Go through my posts, I ain’t never blamed the Fulani govt for anything but IPOB is your reason you can’t seem to lay schoolboys anymore

Telekinetic:

[s]So because he refuses to hire terrorists it’s now his fault ni? I won’t be surprised if that building was rigged to collapse by yoruba Muslims/terrorists [/s]

Nosayer:

In fact, he should go and find out what's happening at the University of Ilorin where Muslims have a majority control. A federal university for that matter. It's insane he posted that. Femi Osibona's religious fanaticism is not what collapsed the building, greed did that.

So why is Farouk bringing this up? To enlarge the divide between Muslims and Christians in the Southwest?

FallenShitHole:
T[s]his farouk is a terrorist and he is proving it every day. And he lives in USA where he is free from limb and throat cutting.[/s]

AllahIsShit:
[s]This story is complete and utter MURIC inspired nonsense from start to finish.

I am equally convinced that this is a hit piece designed to create division in Yorubaland ahead of the campaigns next year which will herald the 2023 presidential elections.

What is odd is that the same Muslims who are so quick to jump to conclusions based on the "evidence" of one Sikiru whom most of them had never even heard of before the collapsed building incident, were screaming themselves hoarse in defence of Pantami whose record of celebrating the murder of non muslims by terror groups such as ISIS and Al Qaeda is in the public domain and is easily verifiàble.


I'm disappointed, but perhaps not surprised, that someone of Kperogi's calibre would write something like this which reeks of resentment and harbours undertones of envy.

Yoruba Christians are exceedingly accomodating and always try to include Yoruba muslims in the economic and political development agenda of Yorubaland, even to the point of rejecting their fellow Christians from other parts of the country to align with Yoruba muslims, even though Yoruba muslims slavishly devote themselves to the Hausa Fulani Caliphate.

Go and look at Yoruba political history in Nigeria starting from Obafemi Awolowo who made Lateef Jakande his successor, to the most recent example of Frederick Fashehun and Gani Adams, it is always Yoruba Christians who reach out to Yoruba muslims.

When MKO Abiola was betrayed by his fellow Muslims from the North, it was Yoruba Christians like Alani Akinrinade, Abraham Adesanya etc who rallied around him to found NADECO while his fellow Yoruba muslims like Arisekola Alao and Lamidi Adedibu deserted him and allied themselves with Abacha.

It's quite unfortunate that the late owner of the collapsed building is not available to give his side of the story, and for that reason it is very poor form for Kperogi to make such broad submissions on the basis of one man's unsubstantiated account.
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Geovanni412:
The naked truth is this - discrimination exists everywhere. It is highly unexpected for a Muslim Igbo man from Abia State or Anambra State to win any election in the area. Such a person will likely be treated badly in a lot of social circles in that area. It is trite to state that Northern Christians suffer a great deal of marginalisation from their Muslim brothers. Doesn't it strike a chord that there are very few key positions held by Christians who are Northerners in the country?
If you want to reduce or eliminate discrimination, you have to attack and change the education of a particular group of people.
And in a liberal society, that may not work because the parents and people around will still feed the children with their beliefs of what is right or wrong - this is part of the reason why osu 'caste' system still subsists till date.
The only way to stop people from changing their cultural thinking very quickly is this - the state would have to detain people, torture them and then brainwash them into having certain beliefs. In my view,i don't think a police state of this nature is ideal for society.
The more sustainable option is to create a highly functioning profit- oriented society. There is no person, no matter how racist or tribalistic he is, that will want to do something that is inimical to his economic interest. Donald Sterling, one-time owner of la clippers was racist but he had a black man, Doc Rivers as the team's coach. Also, at least 70 percent of the NBA (us basketball league) players are black men.
Competence will always outstrip discrimination. Nigeria has a system built on kleptocracy and not on competence and that is why we will continue to have high levels of discrimination.

Urbanchampion:
This is where Femi Fani Kayode would have been useful.

Abokii8:
Today's Saturday Tribune/Peoples Gazette column uses the story of one Adebowale Sikiru whom Foursquare MD Femi Osibona (who sadly died in the collapsed building) denied a job only because of his Muslim faith to call attention to time-honored casual bigotry and inferiorization of Yoruba Muslims by their own people in their own land.

I'm ready and loaded for bear for the predictable attacks from people who'd rather sweep this uncomfortable truth under the drug and attack the messenger.

Ikoyi Tragedy and Casual Bigotry Against Yoruba Muslims By Farooq A. Kperogi Twitter: @farooqkperogi

Sadly, Yoruba Muslims have no voice and seem to have accepted their fate with listless resignation. Not being a Yoruba myself, i know i will be viciously attacked by the people who lubricate and enjoy the current hegemonic high ground that puts Yoruba Muslims at the lower end of the totem pole, but i am not one to shy away from telling the truth because of fear of attacks, i resist injustice no matter who the victims or the perpetrators are.

Geovanni412:
The naked truth is this - discrimination exists everywhere. It is highly unexpected for a Muslim Igbo man from Abia State or Anambra State to win any election in the area. Such a person will likely be treated badly in a lot of social circles in that area. It is trite to state that Northern Christians suffer a great deal of marginalisation from their Muslim brothers. Doesn't it strike a chord that there are very few key positions held by Christians who are Northerners in the country?
If you want to reduce or eliminate discrimination, you have to attack and change the education of a particular group of people.
And in a liberal society, that may not work because the parents and people around will still feed the children with their beliefs of what is right or wrong - this is part of the reason why osu 'caste' system still subsists till date.
The only way to stop people from changing their cultural thinking very quickly is this - the state would have to detain people, torture them and then brainwash them into having certain beliefs. In my view,i don't think a police state of this nature is ideal for society.
The more [b]sustainable option is to create a highly functioning profit- oriented society.[/b] There is no person, no matter how racist or tribalistic he is, that will want to do something that is inimical to his economic interest. Donald Sterling, one-time owner of la clippers was racist but he had a black man, Doc Rivers as the team's coach. Also, at least 70 percent of the NBA (us basketball league) players are black men.
Competence will always outstrip discrimination. Nigeria has a system built on [b]kleptocracy and not on competence and that is why we will continue to have high levels of discrimination[/b].