₦airaland Forum

cyril83: what do i expect from you when the demi Gods "allah and mohammed" whom you serve are bastard then what do i expect from a seed of misfortune like you to say

You still give no reason to have a second thought on you. I guess I actually underestimated your idi.ocy. Do you expect me to abuse jesus in return? You must be most daft of your generation.

naptu2: So you say (without any proof). The question is, can you back up your claim that he is a supporter/sponsor of Boko Haram?

Just live the moro.n...he is a Bleep.tard

cyril83: check out my siggy....last warning

I still maintain my stance on you...so STF

cyril83: the reason for the attack was at the result of his attempt to back out as their sponsor...never you mind all these murderers, i bliv those guyz are stil coming back for him if he doesn't change his mind

You are one of the mor.ons on nl.

mrhello: I thought its only Oritsejafor, Adeboye & Oyedepo dat hv private jet as Clerics! Where are d critics

Go and learn and stop saying what you don't know. He is not a cleric but an emir!

paleson: If to this happened in the north, the news headline is: MUSLIM ATTACK OR KILL CHRISTIANS. But in the east they are unidentified.

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kaorama: Wonder what u look like as a human being. People like u are d worst example of the tribe u are advertizing. Am sure u are a frustrated fellow, but sorry the energy u are dessipating to paint another tribe black is only but a symbol of ur slavery to mediocrity ur people are known for.

STF!!! Who brought tribe into this, are all the media house lying?

tomakint: For the records; According to tradition, Muhammad was born in Mecca on April 20 or 26, 570 A.D. Shi'ites say he was born on April 26th. His full name was Muhammad Bin-Abdullah. At the time Muhammad was born Muhammad's father was the chief of the pagan worshipping tribe of Koreish. Muhammad's father was ‘Abd Allāh ibn ‘Abd al-Muttalib, of the family of Hashim (Shaiba ibn Hashim). ‘Abd Allāh" means "slave of Allah". His father died soon after his son's birth--while he was out on a trading expedition. His father was the youngest son of Abdul Muttalib and the great-grandson of Kussai. Muhammad was orphaned early in his life after his mother Amina died and was raised by his grandfather Abdul Muttalib, then chief of the Quraysh (Koreish) tribe, and his uncle Abu-Talib beginning at age 6. Earlier, at about 5 years old while in the care of a Bedouin nurse named Halima Muhammad became subject to epileptic fits. The branch of the Quraysh tribe Muhammad belonged to was known as the Beni Hashem. Let it be known that; Muhammad's first biographer was Muhammad Ibn Ishag (704-773 A.D.) who wrote "Sirat Rasul Allah", a work which has not survived. No finished biography of Muhammad appeared until 150 years after his death in Arabia (another proof of the level of deception, barbarism and inconsistencies in the demonic book called, KORAN or QUR’AN).

slowpoke, whats your point exactly

REVOLUTNIS: I am back expect more bombshell on the terrorist Muhammadians

i..di0t, there is nothing like Muhammadians!!!

ignis: The sheik, or what ever he is called has the true islam mentality. Imagine how he is speaking ill of the death without any iota of respect. Such statement could lead to the breach of peace.
Islam is a religion of peace they say - I would like to know islam's definition of peace.

hypocrite, talk of double standard....you dont see any problem when your people speak ill of mohammad (s.a.w) but you now come to talk nonsense

Only a fool will try to

Sultan of Sokoto, Dr Muhammad Sa’ad
Abubakar III has laid the blame of the present
insecurity and other associated challenges
afflicting the north squarely at the feet of the
region itself.

The Sultan who is also the president, Nigeria
Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs (NSCIA)
and president-general of the Jama’atul Nasril
Islam (JNI) maintained that dialogue with any
aggrieved party will always remain a better
option than violence or force.

He said though traditional and religious
leaders have played their parts, they were not
relenting in their efforts until the challenges
are permanently solved.

He, however, lamented the inability of the
relevant government authorities to implement
a series of excellent recommendations that
will help to address the challenges.

The meeting of the Northern Governors Peace
and Reconciliation Committee was attended by the Sultan and the leaders of the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN).

“Let us sit and freely talk and articulate positions
that will bring us out of the quagmire we have found ourselves in. it is important that the religious and traditional rulers from our various states sit together so that each and every one of us will talk freely,” the Sultan said.

He continued, “Whatever is happening in the North is our own doing, because we did not do what we were supposed to do. And since we know that, we have to solve our problems ourselves. So, I think, it is not a bad idea that the committee was set up.

“We wrote a memo of about nine pages or
thereabouts covering various issues affecting the
country and the north in particular to the then acting president and now President Goodluck Jonathan. It was at the Nigeria Inter-Religious Council (NIREC) where we suggested solutions to the problems.

“Northern Council of Traditional Rulers also met and proposed solutions to the problems of the north to the governors, but we don’t know what happened to the recommendations at the various authorities.

“If our recommendations had been implemented,
we would have been singing a different tune ion
handling the challenges.”

On insinuations being made in some quarters about the country being Islamized, the Sultan said no person can either Islamize or Christianize the country.

“If anyone thinks he can Islamize or Christianize the country, he is dreaming.”

He also stated that politicians must have the fear of God in whatever they do. “If they want to solve the problem of this country, they will do so because they have the resources.”

“There is little religious leaders can do without the support of the constitutional right to do certain things, but we must always watch our utterances and in making comments we cannot substantiate.”

On his own part, John Cardinal Onaiyekan attributed the security challenges facing the north and the country in general to the high level of poverty in the region and country.

He also added that another aspect of the problem was associated to religion. He said that the bad image of the country has spread in the outside world and there was a need for the stakeholders to address the issue with the view to ending the problems permanently.

He said Christianity and Islam should not be seen as an accident of history, but as God’s design and it cannot be changed by anyone. He added that the main problem was bad governance and once that is tackled head-on, all other problems will be tackled too.

Earlier, in their opening remarks, the chairman of
the committee, Ambassador Zakari Ibrahim and a committee member, Bishop of Sokoto Catholic
Diocese, Matthew Hassan Kukah, expressed the
committee’s commitment to discharging its
responsibilities with all fairness.

Sultan of Sokoto, Dr Muhammad Sa’ad
Abubakar III has laid the blame of the present
insecurity and other associated challenges
afflicting the north squarely at the feet of the
region itself.

The Sultan who is also the president, Nigeria
Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs (NSCIA)
and president-general of the Jama’atul Nasril
Islam (JNI) maintained that dialogue with any
aggrieved party will always remain a better
option than violence or force.

He said though traditional and religious
leaders have played their parts, they were not
relenting in their efforts until the challenges
are permanently solved.

He, however, lamented the inability of the
relevant government authorities to implement
a series of excellent recommendations that
will help to address the challenges.

The meeting of the Northern Governors Peace
and Reconciliation Committee was attended by the Sultan and the leaders of the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN).

“Let us sit and freely talk and articulate positions
that will bring us out of the quagmire we have found ourselves in. it is important that the religious and traditional rulers from our various states sit together so that each and every one of us will talk freely,” the Sultan said.

He continued, “Whatever is happening in the North is our own doing, because we did not do what we were supposed to do. And since we know that, we have to solve our problems ourselves. So, I think, it is not a bad idea that the committee was set up.

“We wrote a memo of about nine pages or
thereabouts covering various issues affecting the
country and the north in particular to the then acting president and now President Goodluck Jonathan. It was at the Nigeria Inter-Religious Council (NIREC) where we suggested solutions to the problems.

“Northern Council of Traditional Rulers also met and proposed solutions to the problems of the north to the governors, but we don’t know what happened to the recommendations at the various authorities.

“If our recommendations had been implemented,
we would have been singing a different tune ion
handling the challenges.”

On insinuations being made in some quarters about the country being Islamized, the Sultan said no person can either Islamize or Christianize the country.

“If anyone thinks he can Islamize or Christianize the country, he is dreaming.”

He also stated that politicians must have the fear of God in whatever they do. “If they want to solve the problem of this country, they will do so because they have the resources.”

“There is little religious leaders can do without the support of the constitutional right to do certain things, but we must always watch our utterances and in making comments we cannot substantiate.”

On his own part, John Cardinal Onaiyekan attributed the security challenges facing the north and the country in general to the high level of poverty in the region and country.

He also added that another aspect of the problem was associated to religion. He said that the bad image of the country has spread in the outside world and there was a need for the stakeholders to address the issue with the view to ending the problems permanently.

He said Christianity and Islam should not be seen as an accident of history, but as God’s design and it cannot be changed by anyone. He added that the main problem was bad governance and once that is tackled head-on, all other problems will be tackled too.

Earlier, in their opening remarks, the chairman of
the committee, Ambassador Zakari Ibrahim and a committee member, Bishop of Sokoto Catholic
Diocese, Matthew Hassan Kukah, expressed the
committee’s commitment to discharging its
responsibilities with all fairness.

BetaThings: Salaam

This certainly will not do
Remember the hadith of the prophet (PBUH)
It goes roughly like this
"Don't abuse your parents. How? When you abuse parents of others and they abuse yours in return"

thanks brother

GhostFaceKiller: OK. He had grand delusions of being a prophet when he was 40. But the Jihad movemnt started when he was 53 and died 10yrs later.

for the first 10yrs nothing happened. he started stealing and raping (hallmark of islamic jihad) at 53.

just accept you were wrong and stop talking nonsense

GhostFaceKiller: neither was Abraham nor Isaac. They were righteous people but not prophets. They went about their daily lives and never preached to any one.

but you scum will even name a ram a prophet after adopting that looney bin mohammed as your prophet

Then name the prophets of God.

I bet they are adeboye, chris, t.b joshua and co....lmao!!!

BetaThings: Salaam

Leave the insults to them. It tells more about them when they insult, curse and abuse people.
It tells me that their religion is not as meek as we were told in CRK class (turn the other cheek)
But let us use logic and facts (no insults) to respond

w/salam...thanks

GhostFaceKiller: mohammed died when he was 63. ten years after he began his career as a prophet.

He was poisoned by Aisha in conspiracy with Abu Bakr and Her Father who believed they would be schemed out of things if they did not act quickly.

p.s. Jacob was not a prophet in any sense of the word prophet

stop exposing you shallowness for GOD's sake

he died after 23yrs of prophethood.

you mean jacod was not a prophet?!!! talk of emptiness....holy crap

Yes Bwoss: @Poster
I'm afraid that is not what Islam as about. Islam is a largely hate-driven and violence-promoting ideology. I started studying Islam when the Boko Haram menace escalated in Nigeria and the more I read about it, the more convinced I am that it is a really dangerous cult of slavery created by the devil to keep humans in darkness. I'm sorry if my words are strong but please note that I do not hate Muslims (I am not even a 'Christian'), rather I am worried for them; hell! I'm worried for us all.

Mohammed was an armed robber, a mass-murderer and a mass slave master. By his own confession, he was possessed by Satan for a whole year, he was afraid of demons, and his Qur'an (the same Qur'an read by Muslims worldwide today), has verses inserted by Satan and he died without knowing whether he was going to heaven or hell. All of theses happened while he was supposedly a prophet of Allah! Well, I don't disagree that he was a prophet of Allah, but I am sure he was never a prophet of God, because in my opinion, the Allah of Islam is definitely not the same God of the Bible.
All the bombers and other terrorists murdering innocent people around the world are only following the correct teachings Mohammed and the right interpretations of the Qu'ran and authentic Hadiths. For those who think I'm just a misguided islamophobe, I'm afraid that is not the case. I do not hate muslims; most muslims are not even violent or hateful, rather they are a peace-loving people like you and I. But their beliefs, if followed properly, probably have greater potential for violence than any other religion on earth.

Islam is incompatible with equality of humankind, it is inherently intolerant of other religions (except where those other religions submit to it!) Just look around the 'home' of Islam i.e. the middle east, res ipso facto. All I have stated here are completely verifiable! I sincerely hope more people will carry out their own research about this 'religion' too.

its easy to know when people talk and reason with their a$$...remember he is the most inffluetial man ever to leave...the facts are there, go and check and stop spewing rubbish

GhostFaceKiller: first abraham never had anything to do with the kabbah. this is muslim horseshiit

2. ayesha did kill the prophet because she was a jealous little brat who happened to cheat on mohammed one nite after he(mohammed) went to spend the nite with his brand new bride. rumours of her infidelity were already having the rumor mongers talking in downtown mecca. she did what she had to do and formed an alliance with Abu Bakr who eventually became the first Caliph of Islam afte mohammed's death and the killing of his nephew (who was supposed to be his annoited heir). This is the begining of the sunni vs shiite b.s. that has been going on for 1400yrs now.

3. Mohammed is not supposed to be anybody, he afterall is the prophet of God. Prophets in both the old and new testament performed miracles yours just hapopens to go to the mountain and catch clapp on the way.

4. Yes your flexible prophet at one point was hoodwinked to accept all religions in mecca and the kabbah as their shrine in return to be one of the town's administrator, something he gleefully agreed to only to find out it was used by the meccans to expose him as not being a prophet but a power hungry vermin. He was chased out of town with enough mockery. This is where the term satanic verses comes into mind were he (mohammed) declared afterwards that he was deceived by the devil.

you are still talking nonsense,

so, at what age did the prophet die? in what circumstances did he die?

stfu, he didnt suffer from any disease!!!....did jacob not loose his site? was he not a prophet?

talk of brainless folks, you are one of them

GhostFaceKiller: what i have written is there for you to decipher if you can comprehend written text, you boko.

and i...iot is calling me boko

GhostFaceKiller: But this trinity trivial should be the least of your problems as muslims.

For example, why did Ayeesha kill the Prophet?

also why did Mohammed switch from Jerusalem to the location of a meteorite rock in a desolate desert?

Why did Mohammed accept polytheism only to say it was from the devil?

do you know that your prophet suffered from chronic gonorhea? thats why he bends down and piss and has to wash off that mucus or use a stick to get rid of it if there is no water.

must you keep spewing rubbish, i thought we were having a sensible discussion.
aisha didnt kill the prophet, he died a natural death so, be careful what you say.

kahabah was built by abraham so, how is it your problem problem where we face in prayers?

another gaff from you, anybody can suffer from disease....u bend down to prevent urine splashing on your body cos you cant pray with an unclean body.

what nonsense, mohammad accept polytheism? u suffer from "moronism"

GhostFaceKiller: The true trinity represents God (the Father), the Son (Jesus Christ) and the spirit (soul of man)

Metaphorically this represents the adoption of Jesus teachings of love , Jehovah as God and the soul of man.

stop confusing yourself, does this make any sense to you?

GhostFaceKiller: dont play st00pid. Christians believe in only one God through the teachings of Jesus Christ. Catholism was a mixed blend of pagan worship and early Christianity and was institutionalized as the Church of Rome after the conversion of the first Roman Catholic Pope, Constantinople.

what are you? i will only get you more and more confused...you better hope no catholic see this
i also know catholics are probably the most dominant of xtian sects.

tintingz: ofcos you just killed ya trinitarian holyghost mr. Ghost-Face-Killer

abeg, leave me and my guy.......smile

GhostFaceKiller: All Power is from God. God sent Jesus to save mankind. Christians know Jesus as an interceder for God and themselves and because He saved them. We pray and mention Jesus as Lord and not God which are totally two different things.
The trinity theory is from Catholism which isn't in my opinion have nothing to do with Christ and Christianity as it celebrates the image of the virgin mary above the body of Christ which is the church.

Now look at you...got me all preaching my grandma sermons to ya!

i must say i appreciate that, so going by you xtians standard then your opinion shows you are not a good xtian

how can you be a xtian without accepting trinity? i know xtianity is polytheism

GhostFaceKiller: Jehovah and HE is not the same as your allah

oh i need a proper definition of the jehovah

then who is jesus?

why do you xtians say jesus is lord?

why do you xtians respect jesus more than you respect jehovah?


i need good and clear answers!!!

GhostFaceKiller: who told you that xtian take Jesus as a God? and I will let you know that Jesus was mentioned 20 times more than mohammed in his quaran

please do not modify this quote.....so who is the xtian god? has he a name?

GhostFaceKiller: and who by the way is the enemy? generally speaking the infidel? specifically speaking ; non muslims?

now you are asking a sensible Q.
the enemies are those who come against you, you aint allowed to start a fight for Allah is not pleased with the transgressors.
i hope you get my point