₦airaland Forum

alvinedechi:
Is better than cutting off an innocent girl head off in orozo Abuja for ritual,I don't want to mention the tribe but is in my mind

Olachase:
There's one thing I observed here

Yorubas support = Wike

South South = 60 % Fubara 40 % Wike

South east = fubara

Do the calculations yourself to see who's winning

Cholls:
My brother I will say fashion because he evacuated the developers

Olachase:
I think at this stage we should be talking about who is president Tinubu going to handover to after his second tenor

And what do you mean by Yoruba Muslim,

Una don create another Yoruba for somewhere

The last time I checked Yorubas are (SW)

kunle4toyeyaho:
I am sure you were not in Lagos during Tinubu era.
The road network in Igando alone is a great achievement.
Is it the dualisation of iyana-itire-lawanson-Yaba road or that of oregun road? The reconstruction of central business district ,Marina axis Lagos , Taming of Atlantic ocean?
Free and qualitative health care? Granted autonomy to Board of Revenue and IGR increased geometrically,these are are just a few of his achievements as Governor. Tinubu is not perfect but he's not as bad as haters portray him.

SeeWahala:
Just imagine we are trying to embrace Islam and Sharia and these ancient people want to keep dragging us back to serve their dead old gods

Na tyre rim Dem suppose use stone una normal stone too soft

Sharia Law and Courts in South west issa gooOoAL

YeribanzaGoat:
Yes! We support Sharia in southwest.

Helinues:
They should have put tire on them
Next time,they will behave and do away with that yeye archaic festival.. Sharia is a goal and we accept it 💯💯💯%%%

UncleAyo:
The establishment of Sharia law in Yorubaland poses significant dangers to everyone, including Muslims, and threatens the unity, progress, and cultural heritage of the region. Here are strong warnings about its implications:

1. Erosion of Justice and Equality

Sharia law is inherently biased and often applied selectively. In regions where it has been implemented, it has consistently targeted the poor and powerless while shielding the rich and influential from its consequences. This unequal application of justice would sow division and distrust in Yorubaland, undermining the fairness that Yoruba society values deeply.

2. Threat to Religious Freedom

Even for Muslims, the imposition of Sharia law could lead to rigid interpretations of Islam, silencing diverse perspectives and practices within the faith. Yoruba Muslims, who have traditionally coexisted peacefully with people of other religions, may face increased pressure to conform to stricter interpretations of Islam, eroding the religious tolerance that defines Yorubaland.

3. Loss of Yoruba Cultural Identity

Yoruba culture is built on Omoluabi values—integrity, respect, and communal progress. The imposition of Sharia law threatens to replace these values with an alien system that prioritizes religious dogma over cultural heritage. This could result in the gradual erasure of the unique traditions, languages, and practices that make Yorubaland a beacon of cultural pride.

4. Impediment to Progress and Development

Sharia law has not proven to foster economic growth or development in regions where it is practiced. Instead, it has often led to stagnation and regression. Yorubaland, known for its progressiveness and innovation, would risk falling behind in areas such as education, science, and technology if it adopts a system that prioritizes strict religious governance over modern development.

5. Increase in Social Tensions and Violence

The establishment of Sharia law could exacerbate religious and ethnic tensions in Yorubaland, leading to divisions and potential violence. History has shown that attempts to impose religious laws on diverse populations often result in conflict, destabilizing communities and threatening peace.

6. Exploitation by Extremists

The push for Sharia law is often driven by extremists and external forces with hidden agendas. These groups exploit religion to gain political control, grab land, and manipulate communities. Allowing Sharia law in Yorubaland could open the door for such groups to infiltrate and destabilize the region.

7. Disruption of Peaceful Coexistence

Yorubaland is home to people of various faiths who have lived together in harmony for generations. The introduction of Sharia law would create divisions among Muslims, Christians, and adherents of traditional Yoruba beliefs, disrupting the peaceful coexistence that has long been a hallmark of the region.

8. Economic Consequences

Sharia law’s restrictive nature could discourage investment and economic growth in Yorubaland. Businesses and investors value stability, fairness, and inclusivity, all of which would be undermined by the adoption of a religious legal system.

9. Alienation of Moderate Muslims

Moderate Muslims in Yorubaland who do not subscribe to extreme interpretations of Islam could face persecution or be ostracized by their communities. This would lead to internal divisions within the Muslim population and further erode the social fabric of Yorubaland.

10. Historical Precedent of Failure

The example of Northern Nigeria, where Sharia law is practiced, serves as a warning. Despite its implementation, the region has not experienced significant progress, and corruption remains rampant among the elite. Sharia law has failed to bring about meaningful change and has only deepened inequalities and divisions.

Yorubaland’s strength lies in its diversity, progressiveness, and cultural pride. The imposition of Sharia law would dismantle these values and pave the way for stagnation, oppression, and conflict. It is not a solution for justice or development but a tool for control and regression. To protect the unity, peace, and future of Yorubaland, its people must reject any attempt to establish Sharia law and stand firm in upholding their Omoluabi ethos and secular governance.

helinues:
Stop trolling me guy.

What exactly is your problem?

helinues:
That's the question we have been asking the new support group from God knows . Theirs is about the first lady of Lagos state.

Father as president, son as governor at the same time..

Nobody has monopoly of sounding dumb

Gbadebo for Anambra state governor

galserv:
O boy!

The way I fear flights ehn

Maybe that's why I hate japa

helinues:
May we not seewahala IJN. Amen
AMEN..Ameenaaa!!! Aaaameennaaaaaatuu!!
Toh!

Educationalserv:
Poverty in the North is Another lie by Southern leadership
Subsaharan Africa is generally very poor by Global standard this Global standard is Subject to debates .
Global standard of measurement by Western institution is bench Mark of paper Monetary and white Color HDI which is not right .
A Poor looking Cow herder with. 15 cows in Manbilla is Consider poor by Southern Media but in Real sense this 15 cows are in Excess of 10,000,000 and produce 20 litres of Milk daily !
This Herder is look down by a Neck tie Southerners working In Office paying 80k and shouting North is poor !
It will take him a decade to Afford 2 cows
The Herder sells Milk of 20k daily But instead of banking this income he buy more Cows .
This Data cannot be Captured by world Bank and Southern Bank they wake up and shout the North.
A Farmer can have 50 bags of beans worth 10m and zero balance in UBA .
Real wealth is beyond wearing Suit and Tie and speaking English.

Educationalserv:
I Challenge Any person to Name any Food Crop since morning no body
Personally I have any eaten any food Crop Produce in the south and sold in the North

miketayo:
ehn ehn if its morning star and then? are they bigger than BBC or CNN. It's just another dead left-wing newspaper.

FreeStuffsNG:
IGBO AMAKA

helinues:
30 days

The frog only limp for 1 m in a day. If the depth is 30m, then that's 30days 1*30