lovat:
Can you imagine the Quran asking women to be beaten lightly for demanding for equal rights?


Seriously the Quran has no place in the modern world because it's too filled with violence and molestation

you have little knowledge on Qur'an. The same Allah that created you without consulting you or your parents and now you are going against his words (Qur'an). You better repent and seek more knowledge on what Qur'an is.

We are growing as a country, but many doesn't understand it they would have go against many things. Many MDA Failed the common man not the president. Up Baba Buhari

Chimanet:
I am not here to argue that the quran is or not the word of God. But some things absolutely makes no sense to me. It is easy to memorize when you already have a copy to memorize from. But saying people memorize all 6000+ verses perfectly when it was given to them orally in the 7th century is illogical. Why did they have to compile from some that were written on animal skin? The compiler could as well taken it from his own memory.

you are wrong. Those people i.e the companion of the prophet Muhammad S.A..W have protections, and for what ever reason you think otherwise, Qur'an hold the same message right from the Allah's apostle to date

So understand. This message is the same. The Qur'an in Nigeria is the same one in China,USA and others.

[b][/b] You can't talk about Islam until u understand it well. And you can't understand it until you get a reliable source/thought by Islamic scholar. Anyway, the whole Qur'an written or recorded doesn't contradict one another because all the manuscript pass the same message. That is Islam meaning total submission to your creator and associating nothing to him in terms of whoship. Furthermore you see this pis for your guidance on Islam. Thanks

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EazyMoh:

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But M.A is most hated in Bauchi state. You have to meet people from Bauchi or go there to really know how they feel about him.
Mind you Bauchi is Buharis most fanatic followers base, mad for them to vote a known corrupt Bala Mohammed it really tells you how terrible M. A. Is.

very true bro. we bauchi people hates this M.A so called governor b/c 1. he dismissd many civil servants in the name of clearing ghost workers despite the level of unemployment in the state
2. he remove all these destrict head (hakimai) wen he cames into power,
3. he refuse to gratuty until three weeks to gov, election,
4. he refused to comply with TSA as mandated by fg
5. during one disaster should i called it hurricane, gov has not do any to those until several month close to elec, that he deliver few food stucks and some building material,
6. fg increase revenor allocation from 2.7b to 7b but only suffering increase in the state.
many other things, its not that bauchi people like sen, bala from pdp rather we vote the incumbent gov out so that atleast we suffer less

On Tuesday, the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) announced that supplementary elections in the five states where the gubernatorial elections were declared inconclusive would be held on March 23. In a statement signed by Festus Okoye, INEC’s Commissioner in charge of Media and Publicity, the commission said having considered a report sent by the Resident Electoral Commissioner (REC) for Bauchi State, it has decided to further investigate the cancellation of the result from Tafawa Balewa Local Government of the state. “The Commission found that there are issues that need further investigation and has set up a team led by a National Commissioner to resolve them,” INEC said. The results of the governorship election from Tafawa Balewa was rejected by the state’s Returning Officer, Mohammed Kyari, after collation at the local government collation centre was disrupted by thugs. According to Dominion Anosike, the collation officer for the local government, the thugs snatched the original result sheet ( Form EC 8C 1) meant for the exercise. According to Mrs Anosike, she had collated the results for six of the 11 wards of the local government before the thugs attacked the collation centre and made away with the result sheet. She said she subsequently, with the approval of party agents at the collation centre, used her computer to complete the collation and wrote the election result in another form. Mr Kyari, however refused to accept the result because, according to him, she did not first seek his approval and that of the state’s REC, as stipulated in INEC’s guideline for the election before collating the results in another form. PREMIUM TIMES has learnt that INEC set up an investigative committee led by Mr Okoye and the committee met with stakeholders in the election to communicate the findings and decision of INEC on the cancelled elections in Tafawa Balewa. This newspaper learnt that after reviewing the case, the team resolved that since all other processes in the election and collation were followed except the failure of Ms Anosike to write to the REC and the Returning Officer, the result for Tafawa Balewa would be regenerated .and reinstated. To do this, INEC will rely on duplicate result sheet at every level of collation preceding the local government collation i.e the collation at the polling units, wards, and constituent levels. This is not the first time INEC will resort to this approach in regenerating results in areas where collation was disrupted. In Kano State, after the collation of results in Nasarawa local government was disrupted, an official, Riskuwa Shehu, announced that the collation would be completed using primary and secondary results from polling units and wards. The fact-finding team sent to Bauchi will basically be communicating this decision to stakeholders in the election. Mathematical Impossibility Once INEC reinstates the result for Tafawa Balewa PREMIUM TIMES, then it will be mathematically impossible for the All Progressives Congress (APC) and its candidate, Muhammed Abubakar, who is the incumbent governor to win the election. After the collation of 19 local governments out of the 20, the APC trails the opposition Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and its candidate, Bala Muhammed, with 4,059 votes. The APC scored a total of 465,453 votes against the PDP’s 469,512 votes. According to the results announced at the Tafawa Balewa collation centre, which was rejected by the returning officer, the PDP also has a healthy lead there. It scored 40,010 votes against the APC’s 29,862 votes. If the result is accepted as PREMIUM TIMES has learnt, it will extend the PDP’s lead in the election to 14,207 votes. Though this still falls short of the 45, 312 votes cancelled in the election but with a turnout rate of 45.4 percent, and the margin of voters scored in the March 9 election by both parties, it is mathematically impossible for the APC to score enough votes in the supplementary election in the state to upstage the PDP. When reached for comment, Rotimi Oyekanmi, the chief press secretary to INEC chairman, asked to know who our sources are. After we told him that we cannot reveal our sources because we had promised to protect their identities, Mr Oyekanmi replied with a terse SMS that read: “It is not true”.