That's Adebayo Street in Jos. Yoruba mosque & a Yoruba church.

Lovelyn451:
That Church I'll be extremely careful

Nothing will happen to it. Both religion have no problem with eachother in the area.

There is a shrine after the mosque.

You didn't capture it well.

Meektunz:
The picture below is a building of a Baptist church and a mosque built together in Adebayor street, Jos. It has been there since the 80's... There has been a lot of religious crises in Jos where many churches and mosques were burnt but nothing has ever happened to this particular one.

That Mosque should be demolished.

TheAdvocate:
That's Adebayo Street in Jos. Yoruba mosque & a Yoruba church.

Mosque is mosque, church is church… nothing Yoruba attached to it.



The Mosque should be demolished.

Ok seen

willi926:
So just a reminder to those burning churches and mosque that these 2 structures are still standing in the same street. They should come and do the needful Abi?

Christian don't burn mosque.... No time

Slimlord:

Perhaps she wore a tight gown, or a shirt not longer than her ass, or a small revealing outfit

everyone can easily assume that buh she didn’t wear any Of such.

everythingtall3:
Islam is our number 1 problem in this world. It has really really divided us . How can we be fighting for Allah when he's the most powerful.

Why do you people hate saying the truth the it is without sitting on the fence?

willi926:
So just a reminder to those burning churches and mosque that these 2 structures are still standing in the same street. They should come and do the needful Abi?

Who are burning mosques if not the Muslim terrorists burning churches? Your comments doesn't make sense.

I just remember that in Akure around Arakale road, 4 religion centres were beside each other.
Deeper life, CAC, a Mosque and one of Akure bale house that alway carry masquerades every year.

easzypeaszy:
At Agidigbi, Ikeja.
There a Church, Mosque and Shrine beside each other.

Three things nolllywood yoruba always use to end their stories

Meektunz:
The picture below is a building of a Baptist church and a mosque built together in Adebayor street, Jos. It has been there since the 80's... There has been a lot of religious crises in Jos where many churches and mosques were burnt but nothing has ever happened to this particular one.

This is supposed to be a symbol of a peaceful coexistence by the adherents of both religions and the leaders of the two organizations should be acknowledged.

The two buildings are not side by side neither are they on the same street
Why u no snap the plenty ashawo houses wey divide the two buildings?
Plus the mosque no reach 10yrs

CrownOfClay724:
What's the point of this picture?

Highlighting it so that it can be attacked at the next unrest?

Attacked by which religion ??don't be shy,mention the name..

TheAdvocate:
That's Adebayo Street in Jos. Yoruba mosque & a Yoruba church.

Is it the one off Bauchi Road, not far from Terminus ?

I know that axis has a heavy Yoruba presence

NeoWanZaeed:
At least...mosque ain't force paying you tax called tithe

I don't blame u. Even your prophet led wars against the life people created by the same God he claimed he worked for in his life time. So the same part Boko Haram, Taliban, ISIS, hesbollah, Al Qaeda, iswa, and others follow.
xtains pay tithe and we're happy for it. Force or no force we no go court for that.

Congratulations to the religion of "peace".

Newton2024:
Who are burning mosques if not the Muslim terrorists burning churches? Your comments doesn't make sense.

Read my comment slowly. Don't rush.

Meektunz:
The picture below is a building of a Baptist church and a mosque built together in Adebayor street, Jos. It has been there since the 80's... There has been a lot of religious crises in Jos where many churches and mosques were burnt but nothing has ever happened to this particular one.

That's my church. You are wrong about nothing happening to the church during religious crisis.

I remember a time when those hausa folks tried burning the church. They even threw fire into the mosque as well. It's a yoruba mosque

Meektunz:
The picture below is a building of a Baptist church and a mosque built together in Adebayor street, Jos. It has been there since the 80's... There has been a lot of religious crises in Jos where many churches and mosques were burnt but nothing has ever happened to this particular one.

This should be in nassarawa gwom. This was street i lived. Free food during Ramadan. Majorly yorubas especially ogbomosho people lived in this area. Awesome environment

kayswag100:


That's my church. You are wrong about nothing happening to the church during religious crisis.

I remember a time when those hausa folks tried burning the church. They even threw fire into the mosque as well. It's a yoruba mosque

You should know the Orelopes. That was my zone in the 90s

slivertongue:
Yoruba church and mosque

I have passec by Adebayo street in the past. Perhaps because of the ethnic affinities and factor....it is way easier for the Yorubas in Adebayp street to have this structure coexist.

Hausa Fulani settlements do not even see the Yoruba Muslims as real Muslims ans always gave an extreme Jihadist agenda in everything, The Hausa Fulani Muslim setllers are diametrically opposed to the native indigenous people who are NOT Hausa or Fulani and mostly Christian.

NeoWanZaeed:
At least...mosque ain't force paying you tax called tithe

Sharap. Its boko haram u force pple into

Na yoruba mosque be that,that why youruba are more tolerant religiously exception of ishak Abdurasak(muric)

Because it’s Christian dominate
Try it in a Muslim dominated state

slivertongue:
Yoruba church and mosque

I have passed by Adebayo street in the past. Perhaps because of the ethnic affinities and factor....it is way easier for the Yorubas in Adebayo street to have these structures coexist.

Hausa Fulani settlements do not even see the Yoruba Muslims as real Muslims and do always have an extreme Jihadist agenda in everything, The Hausa Fulani Muslim setllers are diametrically opposed to the native indigenous people who are NOT Hausa or Fulani and mostly Christian. I think the Yoruba Muslims feel more safe in Christian areas than any where near Hausa Fulani settlements. Jos also has a Church Street and it's nice to be able to compare and contrast with other Church Streets in other parts of the world.

But on a more serious spiritual note....the mere proximity of structures says nothing about real tolerance or even Holiness.

Right below is a picture of a Church sharing the same building with a strip club in Toronto next door. If the Pastor or members of that Church secretly patronize the strippers while claiming to be a Church....then they would have failed in their core mission. However if worn out and battered strippers run to the Church in search of true peace and hope and there is someone in there to pray with them and lead them to Jesus Christ,,,,then they would be succeeding in their core mission. In any reasonable sense, a Spirit filled Church should be sending nuclear level waves of massive conviction even to the mosque structure nearby....and you do not even need loud speakers for that....only sincere prayer.

And so Bleep what?

Cmeo:
This was Nigeria, when the going was good

Things has changed since then (Jos could have been a hybrid of Lagos and Abuja).

Now they don't burn it because, the other would also catch fire.

Bigseven:
Religion is the major problem of this country and is a big set back that’s why after 63years of independence we still don’t have one Nigeria. Infact lately I feel this country should be to shared or divided into five. Especially Middle Belt should be independent so it can fight it’s enemies.
A scenario happen to my sister serving in kano on Monday, she was walking heading to her PPA the some
Almajeri’s began to throw stone at her for no reason and chanting “this one is arna” This is how bad religion has got Nigeria into. She’s leaving kano asap because that’s a threat to her life.

Any religion that has intolerance towards another religion is a catalyst to chaos. Let love lead pls

Maybe she dressed indecently.
Next time, advice her to dress modestly & cover her hair if possible, she mustn't even wear hijab like them.
Let her just dress decently & avoid wearing short skirts, short gowns, bum shorts, tight leggings or even wearing blouse that will expose her boobs.
It's not rocket science bro.
Muslim kids won't throw stones at a decently dressed lady even if she doesn't wear hijab.
Muslim kids are not trained to ignore indecent dressing if they see it.
By the way, I'm a Christian myself

everythingtall3:
Religion is our number 1 problem in this world. It has really really divided us . How can we be fighting for God when he's the most powerful.

I HATE RELIGION!!!

NeoWanZaeed:
At least...mosque ain't force paying you tax called tithe

Churches don't force people to pay tithe.

And it's your God that ordered tithes.

Or are Christian and Moslem God not the same again.

ncoolsome:


Attacked by which religion ??don't be shy,mention the name..

Me ?
Shy ke?!

The regular aggressors nah.
Or you've seen Christians attack anyone before?