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[quote author=the_seeker link=topic=816531.msg9707395#msg9707395 date=1323187907]The amazing thing is that jizya or not, medieval christian prefred to live under the justness of muslim rulers than in lands ruled by chritians. So much that some of them decided to take up arms against fellow xtrian crusaders in defence of muslim lands[/quote]Please stop twisting history and get us facts. If that is the case, why are present Christians not interested in living under the "JUSTNESS" of muslim rulers?. Do I want to live under the rulership of Ahmedinejad? |
cyril10:You better watch your back because his thugs like Eko Ile may behead you on sight. |
cynthiafred67:I guess she is tired of his sorry azz but she wanted to teach him a lesson. |
Blame it on muslim men. They have no respect for women. |
[size=14pt]Man Sent To Prison For Failure To Marry Lover [/size] A 35-year old man who fraudulently obtained money and engaged a woman in marathon sex under the false pretence of marrying her has been arraigned before the Oshodi Magistrates’ Court, Lagos Southwest Nigeria, and remanded in prison custody at the Kirikiri Maximum Security Prisons, Apapa for fraud. The man, Amaechi Odife who was deported from the United States of America, the police prosecutor alleged, promised to buy a car and take his lover, Ginikachi Adika, to the United States of America, if she will sleep with him and marry him. Unknown to Adika, Odife was jobless and recently deported from the US. She reportedly accommodated him and they started living together in Adika’s house at 7, Amusa Street, Mafoluku, Oshodi, Lagos. The woman, living on false hope, gladly accepted the offer and started spending her money on Odife and engaged in sex with him. The woman became anxious when the accused refused to introduce any of his relations to her for them to organise a wedding. Odife later took her to a prophet who prophesised to them that God said that they should not live as husband and wife. The embittered woman discovered after five months of living together that Odife was deported and jobless and had no plans of going back to the US, talkless of taking her along. Angered by Odife’s behavior, Adika went to the Makinde Police Station and reported what happened. Odife was arrested and charged to court under sections 419 and 390 of the Criminal Code, Cap.17, Vol. 2, Laws of Lagos State of Nigeria. When the matter came up at the court, he pleaded not guilty and the presiding Magistrate, Mrs. Osho Adebiyi granted him bail in the sum of N50, 000 with one surety. The matter has suffered two adjournments because the complainant refused to show up in court to testify against the accused. — Cyriacus Izuekwe http://pmnewsnigeria.com/2011/12/06/man-sent-to-prison-for-failure-to-marry-lover/ |
[size=14pt]Budget 2012: Lagos Lawmakers Query Fashola’s Plan To Borrow Money [/size] Members of the Lagos State House of Assembly have raised concerns over moves by the Babatunde Fashola-led administration to go to the bond market to fund the 2012 budget. Some of the lawmakers who spoke on the floor of the Assembly yesterday queried the rationale behind going to the market to secure a bond to cover the budget considering the debt profile of the state. They also questioned the continued existence of some parastatals and agencies of government which some of them described as moribund and no longer have value in the socio-economic strides of the state. The lawmakers also raised concern over the money allocated to some parastatals and agencies of the state government that were created to generate revenue for the state. They claimed that while the government has continued to assist these agencies and parastatals with subventions, the agencies and parastatals have always consumed 100 percent of the revenue they make annually. They alleged that some of these agencies do not even make returns to the state coffers, even though they make money. Some of them suggested that henceforth, such parastatals and agencies should be made to sustain themselves. Bayo Oshinowo, one of the lawmakers, particularly protested against the provision of N39 billion for the Lagos State Broadcasting Corporation, which operates the state television and radio (LTV and Radio Lagos). According to him, the two stations get a lot of sponsored programmes daily. They also get advertisements from the public and as a result, do not need such an amount as subvention since they could generate enough money to sustain themselves. Arguing further, the lawmaker said if the station was privately owned, it would be declaring profits just like other private media houses in the state. Another lawmaker, Mudashiru Obasa, said though the governor meant well, the sub-committees should look critically at the agencies and their sources of revenue, especially at this period when the issue of austerity has become a policy of the state government. According to him, “Some of the agencies generate more than enough to sustain them, but we have not been giving adequate attention to this.” He maintained that this area must be addressed as they look into the appropriation bill. He said there is a pending bill before the National Assembly which when passed into law may affect the revenue received from the federal government. “We have more than enough control over the revenue generation process in the state and we must start to use them. http://pmnewsnigeria.com/2011/12/06/budget-2012-lagos-lawmakers-query-fashola%E2%80%99s-plan-to-borrow-money/ |
Jonathan, S-East govs to take part in Ojukwu’s burial – Umeh on DECEMBER 7, 2011 · in NEWS BY TONY EDIKE ENUGU- PRESIDENT Goodluck Jonathan and governors of the old Eastern region have indicated interest to participate fully in the burial of the former Biafran leader, Dim Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu. The burial date for the late Ikemba Nnewi has been fixed for February 2, according to Chairman of the South East Governors’ Forum, Mr Peter Obi. Speaking with newsmen shortly after arriving the Akanu Ibiam airport, Enugu with Ojukwu’s widow, Bianca yesterday, the National Chairman of All Progressives Grand Alliance, APGA, Chief Victor Umeh, said the burial of the elder statesman had generated a lot of interests across the country and beyond. Umeh said that the burial date was chosen in conjunction with Ojukwu’s family, adding that with the return of Ojukwu’s widow from London, all necessary arrangements for the funeral would commence. He said: “The governor of Anambra State was mandated to meet with the President on two possible dates, 27th of January or 2nd of February; from the consultation we had with the president, he chose 2nd February. When the President chose 2nd of February, the Governors Forum then announced it. ”The President has shown tremendous interest in the affairs of our leader since the past 18 months, so we have to consult him before this date was officially announced, the date was chosen in conjunction with the family after the short meeting we had in London. http://www.vanguardngr.com/2011/12/jonathan-s-east-govs-to-take-part-in-ojukwus-burial-umeh/ |
[size=14pt]Man sentenced to death over 1992 ritual murder[/size] on DECEMBER 7, 2011 · in NEWS By Abdulsalam Muhammad KANO – A Kano High Court, Tuesday, sentenced one Miko Umaru to death by hanging for allegedly beheading one Hauwa Alasan in 1992 for ritual purposes. Presiding judge, Justice Nuradden Umar, in his verdict, held that the court was satisfied with the evidence brought against the accused person. Umar ruled: “I have no discretion based on Section 221 of the Penal Code to commute the death sentence. “I thereby sentence you, Miko to death by hanging. You shall be hanged until pronounced dead by the authority concerned.” The judge further sentenced the accused to a five-year imprisonment on the second charge, in accordance with Section 219 of the Penal Code, pointing out that the convict, however, had the right to appeal if he was not satisfied with the judgment. In the two-count charge, the convict, Miko, was said to have murdered Hauwa Alasan along with two other people, on February 23, 1992 on the outskirts of Kademi Village in Gaya Local Government Area of the state. He was said to have strangled and beheaded his victim after hitting her on the head several times. http://www.vanguardngr.com/2011/12/man-sentenced-to-death-over-1992-ritual-murder/ |
BetaThings:Jesus Christ of Nazareth!!! ![]() |
[img]http://4.bp..com/-IeILUhmJ1oo/TshG4HALyJI/AAAAAAAAAPk/AoVaJl3fPVs/s1600/Nigeria+demo+1+-+14+Nov+11.jpg[/img] Yemi kissing her lover [img]http://2.bp..com/-l7ycBQbd2PM/TsNQikTfoXI/AAAAAAAAAOk/7wWdc1Xrvbk/s1600/SDC13399.JPG[/img] [img]http://2.bp..com/-RPdXHoP0CMQ/TsNRCZ27X-I/AAAAAAAAAOs/xyloeTzwTfM/s1600/Nigerian+LGBTI+In+Diaspora+Against+Anti-Same+Laws.+Protest+Londo+023.jpg[/img] We shall kiss each other, Retardeen Odechukwu can hug a transformer. http://yemmynisting..com/ |
Nigerian gays protesting in UK [img]http://1.bp..com/-t2MWXQVfgQs/TsM_XzIEUmI/AAAAAAAAANs/MU6ELNHCsGE/s1600/Nigerian+LGBTI+In+Diaspora+Against+Anti-Same+Laws.+Protest+Londo+003.jpg[/img] [img]http://3.bp..com/-UHs9R-AXiGE/TsNA4JfY3dI/AAAAAAAAAOE/1tE5k3s6xhY/s1600/Nigerian+LGBTI+In+Diaspora+Against+Anti-Same+Laws.+Protest+Londo+013.jpg[/img] |
vedaxcool:What did Muhammad tell workers of iniquity?. I approve of your behavior as long as it is against non muslims,abi?. The same man who asked Zainab to ra.pe a little boy whom they adopted. Please disprove all my allegations or hide your face in shame. ![]() |
moremi2008:100% Gbam. |
[quote author=onye_ngbu* link=topic=818597.msg9705131#msg9705131 date=1323171607]thats him with mega phone. How do you think he looks like?[/quote][img]http://www.thenationonlineng.net/2011/thumbnail.php?file=DSC03724_694081229.jpg&size=article_medium[/img] This guy is too old to be Dayo Kanu jor. May be Eko Ile but not Dayo kanu. ![]() |
Just be yourself. If he loves you, he wouldn't mind if you are LOUD.Well behaved women rarely make history. ![]() |
Asiwaju Tinubu is already cashing in on Lagos man-loving-men. Type TINUBU ga.y date on google. http://man-lover.date.com/man-lover-personals/nigeria-tinubu.htm |
I didn't see DayoKanu there; why is he still hiding?. ![]() |
Please do tell me where I lied. I repeat my question: Dis Islam introduce discriminatory taxation or not?. Same discriminatory taxation that Nigerian muslims intend to impose on non-muslims through the Islamic banking. Y'all want us to be paying for your muslim welfare bank,abi?. Stop derailing the topic and answer the questions if your intentions are pure and genuine please. Muhammed discriminated and denigrated non muslims Muhammad discriminated and denigrated women Muhammad discriminated and denigrated negroes Deny of these allegations and let me watch your red faces as you lie gladly. |
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vedaxcool:What the bleep are you yapping about?. Christians are YET to pay Jizya in Nigeria because we are not a MUSLIM country but sharia states already have their little little illegal jizya here and there and failure to pay it by christians will result in their total massacre like Muhammad taught them. vedaxcool:The bottom line is that Islam introduced discriminatory taxation which cannot be seen anywhere. If the US which many of you here have described as Christian country is yet to impose taxes on muslims even though they suffer most in the hands of muslims. |
Why do Sunnis refer to shias as kaafir?. Is that what Allah will do if he came to this world. |
[size=14pt]World’s largest church inaugurated in Lagos[/size] on DECEMBER 6, 2011 · in HOMES & PROPERTY By Sam Eyoboka & Olayinka Latona After about 25 years of construction work, the multimillion Naira National Temple of The Apostolic Church Nigeria, TAC, touted as the largest church in the world, has been inaugurated in Lagos. Sited at the international ground of the Church in Ketu, the newly dedicated temple has a sitting capacity of 100,000 worshippers at a time. https://vml1.s3.amazonaws.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/12/Tac-building.jpg The new church building The national president of The Apostolic Church, TAC, and the chairman of LAWNA, Pastor Gabriel Olutola thanked God who enabled them to complete the temple. He described the temple as “The House built with prayer,” stressing that it is a symbol of the church’s unification. Olutola also used the occasion of the dedication to appreciate the sterling qualities of the pioneer LAWNA chairman, late Pastor Samuel Adegboyega who laid the foundation 25 years ago. He lauded the efforts of the building committee, the national executive council of TAC and all the church members for their financial and spiritual support. The National President of the Christian Association of Nigeria, CAN, Pastor Ayo Oritstejafor who dedicated the temple second door, also appreciated God for the success of the project http://www.vanguardngr.com/2011/12/world%E2%80%99s-largest-church-inaugurated-in-lagos/ |
[size=14pt]Demonstration at Nigerian House[/size] [img]http://www.thenationonlineng.net/2011/thumbnail.php?file=DSC03724_694081229.jpg&size=article_medium[/img] •Nigerian man-loving-men protesting in New York , yesterday Seven Nigerian man-loving-men yesterday in New York, United States, protested the passage of a bill by the Senate banning same-sex marriage. They gathered in front of the Nigeria House to express their displeasure over the bill which will not become law until its passage by the House of Representatives and assented by President Goodluck Jonathan. If it becomes law as passed by the senate, offenders will get up to 14-year jail sentence. One of the organisers of the event, Ifeanyi Orazulike, presented a petition with 57 signatures to the Nigerian Consulate. The petition addressed to the President reads: “My name is Ifeanyi Orazulike, and I am not illegal. “As a Nigerian citizen, and a public health advocate, I call upon you to stop the draconian, anti-human rights, anti- HIV/AIDS prevention and un-democratic legislation just passed by the national Senate. “If this bill is approved, Nigeria will place itself outside the community of democratic nations, in a moment in which the country is facing serious internal and external anti-democratic threats. The implications of the bill with its recent modification would affect tireless and long years of work in the protection and promotion of human rights, HIV/AIDS prevention, and the entrenchment of democracy in our country. http://www.thenationonlineng.net/2011/index.php/news/28792-nigerian-man-loving-men-protest-same-sex-bill-in-new-york.html |
[size=14pt]2 Soldiers, 2 Others Remanded For Robbery, Kidnapping [/size] An Ebute-Metta Magistrate’s Court, sitting at Oyingbo, Lagos State, southwest Nigeria, has remanded two soldiers and two civilians for armed robbery and kidnapping. The soldiers from Ojo Cantonment and their accomplices, gave their names as Ahmed Kasali, 30, a Sergeant; Corporal Dantata Gambo, 32; Okechukwu Uba, 26 and Bello Ojoh, 34. The suspects were alleged to have on 23 September, 2011, at about 12.30a.m. at Berger Cement Bridge, along the Oshodi-Apapa Expressway, Lagos, while armed with dangerous weapons, robbed an IVECO truck with registration number Lagos XV 580 KSF, conveying 33,000 litres of kerosene, property of Twinscrown Oil and Gas Company. The soldiers were also alleged to have unlawfully abducted the driver, Afolabi Adebola, 31, and Jubril Rafiu Oluwagbenga, 36, his assistant and kept them in them in a Volkswagen kombi bus (danfo) marked Lagos GN 71 LND and took them to an unknown place without their consent. A police source told P.M.NEWS that the captives were rescued by the police from Festac Police station who heard them crying for help from the bus where they were locked up. During the abduction, the defendants allegedly caused grevious bodily harm to their captives. They suspects were arraigned on a four-count charge of felony to wit armed robbery, robbery, conspiracy and kidnap. http://pmnewsnigeria.com/2011/12/05/2-soldiers-2-others-remanded-for-robbery-kidnapping/ |
[size=14pt]Osogbo court remands 3 alleged kidnappers in prison[/size] on DECEMBER 6, 2011 · in NEWS OSOGBO—An Osogbo Senior Magistrate’s Court yesterday ordered that three men should be remanded in prison custody for allegedly kidnapping a septuagenarian and demanding N500,000 ransom from her family. The Police Prosecutor, Mr. Elisha Olusegun, told the court that the accused persons, Fawole Abimbola, Peter Tominie and Olumide Adeniyi, with others at large, conspired and committed the offence in August at Inisa, Odo-Otin Local Government Area. He alleged that the accused, who were armed with guns, kidnapped 70-year-old Victoria Babatunde and detained her in an unknown location for several days against her wish. According to him, they also demanded N500,000 as ransom, under threat, from the son of the woman, Ayotunde Babatunde. http://www.vanguardngr.com/2011/12/osogbo-court-remands-3-alleged-kidnappers-in-prison/ |