Christlike01:


Mr Igbo,you're nothing but a typical loudmouthed braggarts like the rest of you guys from that tiny land of primitive forest-dwelling ancestors! Mumu,are there no receipts of the gruesome killings of your people - men,women,children,etc by the Fulanis in your tiny enclave? Haven't we read even here,on numerous occasions,how these Fulanis have been raping your wives, mothers,and grandmothers to death inside their homes and on the farms right inside the jungle of Alaigbo? So what gibberish are you spewing from your dirty trap about Yoruba land? Yoruba are facing their problems squarly;you face yours and quit your senseless obsession with Lagos and the entirety of Yoruba land. Stay in your village,Chinedu;you ain't welcome here. You guys are highly irritating and that's why you're hated everywhere you go - from Lagos to Johannesburg,Accra to New Delhi,Kano to Ibadan,etc!

A typical Igbo man wants to tell a Kanuri man in Borno why he should throw away his history, heritage, and Islamic civilization and embrace the kind of Nigeria that Azikwe preached that led to the bloody civil war of 1967.He wants to tell Yoruba men how to rule Lagos State; he wants to claim the same rights as the Ijaws of Bayelsa. Most Igbos want a Nigeria where they will be fighting with the Hausa man in Kano over who will become the governor of Kano! He will go to South Africa and be telling the natives therein that they are lazy as he stupidly considers himself as the only hardworking man on the earth;a hardworking criminal from hell!

The Igbo complain about everyone and have turned themselves into an opposition in all non-Igbo States in Nigeria.

While they practice hardcore Igbo nationalism in their tiny five eastern states,they become the financiers and organizers of detribalization, neoliberalism, and pan-Africanism in Yorubaland, the Niger Delta region, and the core north!

Your perpetual wailing, cry of victimization and entitlement mentality can not go on without people calling you out and put you in your place;a bunch of empty braggarts!

Don't even think you've got an opportunity to drag me inside the mud with you;I'm not a pig like you! This is my last post to you on the subject matter. You can now crawl back into whatever primitive hole you came out of and remain as dumb as you're already there,f000000000l!

JoeEeL:


Our forefathers were free people before d contact of d europeans. How dare u define freedom for the black race in conjunction with a mere religion that came here just 200 yrs ago?

Do u know how inane that is??

chopnaira Sifia painments
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Chucks13:


Pack your f u c king Ghana must go luggage and f u c k the hell out their land.

Shameless bitch, stinkingly lousy mofo.

sammiewrite:
Don't know about this particular incident, but apart from picking side with his Fulani brothers anytime they have issues with other ethnicities, this is another stock in trade of the emir. Not sure the criteria for being a traditional leader, but the man is not qualified to be one as he is too baise and doesn't even hide it. More so, he arrogate to himself the powers he doesn't have constitutionally as seen in this case.

Blitzerz:

You lie
People like u would have been sacrificed long ago.
You and your entire family and the rest will be sent into evil forest. No CAP

DatNiggaDaz:

Chucks13:


Stale!!!

Shimran:



And the son have been repeatedly saying:

John 17: 3, The Father is the only true God;

John 14:28, My father is greater than I;

Do you know that there are ungodly things, i.e things that God don't do?

God will not present himself in human form just to make a point.

SpecialAdviser:
Only God knows how Christians in Kwara state suffer. When you go there, you will learn the meaning of dominance

sammiewrite:
Don't know about this particular incident, but apart from picking side with his Fulani brothers anytime they have issues with other ethnicities, this is another stock in trade of the emir. Not sure the criteria for being a traditional leader, but the man is not qualified to be one as he is too baise and doesn't even hide it. More so, he arrogate to himself the powers he doesn't have constitutionally as seen in this case.

CheapHomes1:


its obvious you didnt read the article.

“We are not here to fight but what we want in the name of the Emir is that the practice must not happen again. It is not an advice; if they must hold Christian service there, they can, but not mix things up.

“We won’t allow anyone to destroy this town; to gather people and ask them to be practising both religions. So tell them (the owners of the mosque) that we must not come back. Though they could claim they own the land, this is the town of Emir,” he stated."

SpecialAdviser:

What is wrong in both religions mixing? For so long there is peace. Is this not even the way to go? Why do you think Christians always break fast with Muslims. Why is Islam always behaving anti peace?

SpecialAdviser:
Only God knows how Christians in Kwara state suffer

JoeEeL:


Eehya. Maybe that were your own ancestors in your clan. Such a pity.

Elsueno:


Perhaps, but I would agree with the emire here. You cannot be mixing Islam, Christianity & a mix of traditional religions at the same time. This is a recipe for disaster especially in a volatile country like Nigeria. Cause each of these religions have thier own extremists that have potential to create some serious chaos.


Besides, they where allowed to use the same building for the religious practices BUT AT DIFFERENT TIMES, not mix the thing

sammiewrite:
First question is, "mixing Islam, Christianity & a mix of traditional religions at the same time" like you put it - is this in violation of any Nigerian laws? Or we are now in a lawless society where anyone can just oppose the other because they don't like what they're doing which may not even be unlawful? Let's even assume a law was broken, is the emir the one who is supposed to bring the law breakers to justice? In what capacity is the emir giving such a directive? What if the situation had gotten out of hand, say, there was a disagreement between the people the emir sent and the person they were sent to, which then lead to violence and loss of lives and properties...will the emir be responsible legally?
Honestly I'm not surprised by your comments or those of others supporting the emir's action. Nigeria has always been a society built on hypocrisy instead of the rule of law. Whereas the rule of law is what built all those countries we always want to japa to - not individual feelings, sentiments or personal beliefs.

Elsueno:


Stop being emotional nigga, I am telling u, What they are doing they is a recipe for disaster. A sumptuous target for extremists of all three religions. And U dey quote law for me, U think extremists give a shyt about so called 'FREEDOM OF PRACTICE'. Them go blow person head as e dey quote that nonsense. Local leaders have responsibility to prevent such disasters before they happen.

thorpido:
Christianity says that God is one.In John 17:3,Jesus said...this is life eternal,that they may know you,the only true God and Jesus Christ whom thou has sent.

Notice that he said...that they may know you ,because the one they know is NOT You.

Again Jesus said,everyone who has learnt of the Father comes to me.John 6:45.

See anyone can claim to be God,but there is the One who sent Jesus and everyone who has known Him,believes the Gospel!

Ngozi123:


So, you confirm that what is written in the book of John is in fact the word of Jesus?

With just this, how are we even sure, narrations remains the same along the way

Shimran:


Interesting.

How do we go about these Jesus quotes? Or there is teaching of the Bible separately and another teaching of the church?

'My God, My God, why have You forsaken me?' (Matt. 27:46)

'I ascend to my Father and your Father, and my God and your God.' (John 20:17)

'the temple of my God the name of my God the city of my God comes down out of heaven from my God.' (Rev. 3:12)