mukina2:

Christmas Day Massacre: 10,000 protest in Kaduna

BY LUKA BINNIYAT

KADUNA – No fewer than 10,000 people marched in a carnival-like procession in Zonkwa, headquarters of Zangon Kataf Local Government Area of Kaduna State denouncing and condemning the Christmas Day bombing of a church in Madala, near Suleja, Niger State, where about 30 people were killed, and several others injured.

The protesters called for a united voice against terrorism, insisting that God had a divine purpose for creating Nigeria, and as such Nigeria must not be allowed to be destroyed by evil men posing as religious champions.

Speaking after the three kilometre procession at the Zonkwa play ground, Zangon Kataf council Christian Association of Nigeria Chairman, Rev. Sunday Ibrahim, said that God did not create man for another man to kill with satanic pleasure in the guise of fighting for God.

Said Ibrahim: “In Madala, unarmed men, women and children were praying to God and were without provocation bombed. That was just one of the several terrorism acts carried out on churches by people who hate God and his children.

They kill people with satanic pleasure to please, certainly, not our God. God has a divine purpose for every human being. God has a divine purpose for Nigeria to be created.

“No man has a right to kill any man. God did not allow Nigeria to be created for someone to destroy. Christians and all those who believe in peace must speak up against terrorism. If you don’t stand up against terrorism, one day you would stand on the Judgment day and face your creator”, he said.”


http://www.vanguardngr.com/2011/12/christmas-day-massacre-10000-protest-in-kaduna/

afam4eva:

Have they marched already or are preparing to march?

slap1:

Things like this usually yield nothing in a country like ours

slap1:

Things like this usually yield nothing in a country like ours, but I support it. The issue is beyond fuel price hike, ASUU strike or similar matters that may be resolved with mass protest. It's really up to GEJ to end this or let it end him.

BlueDiva:

What would the march achieve?

We have a weak president who can't handle the nation.
We should march to support GEJ's removal.

190_@:

If these men marched na[i]k[/i]ed then the results would have been achieved

but since they didnt then its all useless


I have had 10,000 women march nak[i]e[/i]d for me at one time here on nairaland

and it achieved the necessary results

if in doubts then refer to this ----->    https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-597523.0.html

Bliss4Lyfe:

Dis, I support and need more protest like dis not militancy from criminals. I can never support any violent group that go about destroying innocent people. We have a govenment and an international human right declaration.

If and wen the time is right, the perpetrators of this heinous crimes will be brought to justice. Nothing last forever and i know the government is working on that, i hope.

freecocoa:

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Hediot,new year is almost here,if you don't become a human being before then,trust me you'll remain a gay*goat for life.

190_@:


Girraffe - but they cant be serious if they dont go unclad
if its you then i wud be more than sure you would go unclad  

190_@:


Girraffe - but they cant be serious if they dont go unclad
if its you then i wud be more than sure you would go unclad  

ifyalways:

Using a canon to kill a mosquito,IMO.

We did not protest for the bad roads,non performing senators,governors etal,terrible economy plus oppresion from uniformed men now we wanna protest cos of BH.where are they marching to?

They better apply wisdom.

Using a canon to kill a mosquito,IMO.

We did not protest for the bad roads,non performing senators,governors etal,terrible economy plus oppresion from uniformed men now we wanna protest cos of BH.where are they marching to?

They better apply wisdom.