Politics › Re: Muslim Group Urges FG To Declare Fulani Herdsmen Terrorists by Amoto94(m): 9:27pm On Apr 26, 2016 |
Oliviaxx: This country would actually be better off without the northerners(no offence) but really violence is in their blood.Boko haram-north, herdsmen- north.Basically all the terrorist attacks Nigeria has been undergoing were caused by northerners. I used to be against Biafra, but now......not such a bad idea Keep quiet and listen North is the problem of Nigeria. The whole country is messed as a of people not facing their problems squarely. You do not scapegoat a particular section of the country and forget about the contribution of other sections. You are fine sha |
Culture › Re: Hi Everyone, African American Going Home To MAMA AFRICA! by Amoto94(m): 4:20pm On Apr 26, 2016 |
OP don't listen to what KB1 have written, Nigeria is safe bar some states in NE. Choose from the following places; Abuja, Lagos, Calabar, Enugu, and Kaduna. |
Islam › A Glimpse Into The Shee’ah – Shaikh Saalih Al- Fawzaan by Amoto94(op): 3:01pm On Apr 26, 2016 |
A Glimpse into the Shee’ah – Shaikh Saalih Al-
Fawzaan
The Shee’ah are those who have split off and
taken sides with the Members of the Prophet’s
Household (Ahlul-Bayt). Originally, the word
tashayyu’ (splitting into factions) meant:
Following and Aiding (someone).
Allaah says: “And verily from his (Nooh’s)
shee’ah (i.e. those who followed his way) was
Ibraaheem.” [Surah As-Saaffaat: 83] Meaning:
Ibraaheem was from his followers and among
the supporters of his Religion.
Then afterward, this word began to be applied
to this deviant sect that claims to be followers
of the Members of the Household, which
consists of ‘Alee bin Abee Taailb (radyAllaahu
‘anhu) and his offspring.
They allege that ‘Alee (radyAllaahu ‘anhu)
deserved to be commissioned with the
Khilaafah after the Messenger (sallAllaahu
‘alayhi wa sallam), and that Abu Bakr, ‘Umar,
‘Uthmaan and the Companions (in general)
oppressed ‘Alee, usurping the Khilaafah from
him.
This is what they claim. But they are lying in
this matter since the Companions unanimously
agreed on giving the pledge of allegiance
(bay’ah) to Abu Bakr. And amongst these
Companions was ‘Alee himself, who pledged his
allegiance to Abu Bakr, and thereafter to ‘Umar
and then ‘Uthmaan. So this means that in
reality, they (i.e. the Shee’ah) hold ‘Alee to be
deceitful!
They also deem all of the Companions to be
disbelievers except for a few amongst them.
And they have turned to invoking curses on
Abu Bakr and ‘Umar, labeling them as the “Two
idols of Quraish”
From their beliefs and practices is that: They go
to extremes with regard to the Imaams from
the Members of the Household, giving them
the right to legislate laws and abrogate rulings
(in Islaam) because they claim that the Qur’aan
is distorted and deficient.
This is to the point that they have resorted to
taking their Imaams as lords besides Allaah. So
they have built tombs over their graves and
erected shrines for them, making Tawaaf
around them, presenting sacrificial animals to
them and swearing oaths to them!
The Shee’aah have split up into further
denominations, some less dangerous than
others and some worse than others. Amongst
these denominations are the Zaydees, the
Raafidees, the Isma’eelis, the Faatimees, the
Qaraamitees and so on and so forth – a large
amount of groups and numerous
denominations.
So it is like this – everyone who abandons the
truth will not cease to be upon differing and
division. Allaah says:
“So if they believe in the same thing you
believe (i.e. Prophet and Companions), then
they are rightly-guided. But if they turn away,
then they are only in divided opposition
(amongst themselves). So Allaah will suffice for
you against them. And He is the All-Hearer, the
All-Knower.” [Surah Al-Baqarah: 137]
So whoever abandons the truth will be tested
with falling into falsehood, deviation and
division, which all lead to no other result
except destruction, and we seek refuge in
Allaah!
The Shee’ah have split up amongst themselves
into numerous sects and denominations, and
likewise the Qadariyyah. The Khawaarij have
also split up into various denominations
(amongst themselves), such as: The Azaariqah,
the Hurooriyyah, the Najdaat, the Safriyyah and
the Ibaadiyyah. Amongst them are those who
are extreme in their beliefs and amongst them
are those who are less than that.
https://abdurrahman.org/2014/09/29/a-
glimpse-into-the-sheeah-shaikh-saalih-al-faw
zaan/ |
Politics › Re: How Nigeria Can Be An Industrialized Nation by Amoto94(m): 2:29pm On Apr 26, 2016 |
Mynd44 do the needful |
Politics › Re: Buhari Creating Biafra-Ezeife to Northern Elders by Amoto94(m): 8:40pm On Apr 24, 2016 |
PreyingMantis: One thing is crystal clear... You're not from the Middle-Belt. I'm a full-blooded Igbo man and I'm not ashamed of saying it. For the umpteenth time... Who are you? I have zero tolerance for impostors. Now run along and look for more people to slaughter in Benue state. Who cares whether you're a partial or full blooded Igbo? I don't deal with people based on tribe and ethnicity it is against my principles and way of life. As for my tribe I know my tribe and Vedaxool knows it as well. So calm down as Nigeria have 250 tribes and I belong to one of them |
Politics › Re: Buhari Creating Biafra-Ezeife to Northern Elders by Amoto94(m): 8:08pm On Apr 24, 2016 |
PreyingMantis: Another marauder from Futa Jallon claiming Middle-Belt. You have nothing to say. Go and tend to your cows. I'm not a Fulani and even if I'm one I'd have been glad, because I can choose the tribe that I'd be born into prior to my birth. As for tending to cows that's a lucrative business and legit business to do, tell your kinsmen that are into drug peddling, fake products, and other illicit acts to join those in cow tending business . That is the berter for them if ye they knew. I hope you're not one of those in illegal hustling, because Name Checkers of NL will gladly celebrate your execution whenever such news comes up on NL. Run along hopeless being with hate filled mind |
Politics › Re: Buhari Creating Biafra-Ezeife to Northern Elders by Amoto94(m): 6:33pm On Apr 24, 2016 |
PreyingMantis: Amoto94
You're not Fulani or Hausa.... Then why are you very reluctant to tell us who you are. Are you Tiv, Berom, Igala or Idoma? Tell us what you are and I'll properly address your issue. Your brain needs reformatting to default settings. What does my tribe have to do with what you think about me? Who still talk of tribe in this era? I know who I am and that's what matters. Go cure your illness because it seems you're losing it |
Politics › Re: Buhari Creating Biafra-Ezeife to Northern Elders by Amoto94(m): 12:36pm On Apr 24, 2016 |
[quote author=PreyingMantis post=44993984]You're probably one of the land-grabbing Fulani invaders from Futa Jallon. We know how you operate. They give you an inch and you proceed to take five and subjugate the hosts. If we cannot get Biafra one thing is certain, just like Gideon Orkar, we will someday excise and expel the North from the Nigerian union. That's the only way to achieve peace and get things working here. Nigeria has remained backward till date because of the North and we MUST as a matter of urgency do away with that part of the country. Let others have peace and development. [/quote ] Trying to educate a grown up bigot that can't reason beyond bigotry and victimization is an academic exercise in futility. Let me educate you maybe success may come my way this time around. Firstly, I'm not a Fulani or Hausa and your assertion is pointless. Land grabbing is when you called Lagos a no man's land, of which no other group of people are bold to pronounce such statement except people that are specialist in land grabbing. I'm not against any part of the country that wants to secede if the right channel is followed- South-Sudan did same. The North have its own problems likewise other zones in this country. If each and every one of us tackle our problem from our respective homes down to the bigger sphere then things would have gotten better. As for Orkar he's a power hungry man. |
Politics › Re: Senators Under Threat Over Jeeps, Don’t Bring Them Home, Constituents Warn by Amoto94(m): 12:17pm On Apr 24, 2016 |
Dollyak say something don't pretend |
Politics › Re: Buhari Creating Biafra-Ezeife to Northern Elders by Amoto94(m): 11:50am On Apr 24, 2016 |
PreyingMantis: Don't mind those uneducated clowns... They think everybody is as daft as they are. In case they have forgotten, I'll give them a little reminder.
The first pronouncement by Gideon Gwakar Orkar(a middle-beltern)during his unsuccessful coup attempt was the immediate expulsion of the Core North from Nigeria. I wonder why that coup didn't succeed. Nigeria would've been permanently restructured for the better and we would have had peace.
These online imbeci1es come here all the time to give the deceitful impression that they have anything in common with the Middle-Belt. We all know the truth. Right now the Fulani immigrants from Futa Jallon are doing everything humanly possible to conquer and subjugate the hapless Middle-Belt. I pray another Gideon Orkar arises from their midst someday. The same Orkar that didn't deem it fit to address the issue of marginalization that's happening in his home state of Benue against the Idomas and Igalas back then had no moral grandstanding to speak on issues of marginalization. Orkar was only a power hungry zealot like Ojukwu and others. I'm from NC and we know who we are and who our brothers are. Now run away you silly e-warrior |
Politics › Re: Buhari Creating Biafra-Ezeife to Northern Elders by Amoto94(m): 10:53am On Apr 24, 2016 |
7lives: Stop saying what you don't know, I have been to about 85% of LGs in the north west, did you know that the cheapest thing in this place is FOOD?, farm fresh food oh. Don't be deceived, you need to go to these places to understand what I'm talking about. These people have also mastered this thing called irrigation, their farmland are nor really rain dependent, which means there is nothing like dry season, my concern is that the farmlands are being over exploited which may have adverse effect on their production in the future. Educate the obstinate ignorant fellow, that bigotry has blocked her sense of reasoning and constructive criticism |
Politics › Re: Buhari Creating Biafra-Ezeife to Northern Elders by Amoto94(m): 10:50am On Apr 24, 2016 |
I did quote you and wrote some refutations but it seems NL server was overloaded and failed to deliver my post. Dollyak I'm not the type who shy away from intellectual discourse. So run along |
Politics › Re: Buhari Creating Biafra-Ezeife to Northern Elders by Amoto94(m): 10:14am On Apr 24, 2016 |
Dollyak: Which NC? Kogi, Kwarans, benue, Benin, or Plateau? I have read quite a few books on Nigeria so I don't know from which source you are giving your assertion. Kwarans (not culturally-Mostly Yorubas), nasarawa are the only ones that exclusively shares religious beliefs with the core Northerners. Sorry for ya self |
Politics › Re: Buhari Creating Biafra-Ezeife to Northern Elders by Amoto94(m): 10:13am On Apr 24, 2016 |
Dollyak Benin is the capital of Edo a SS state, your ignorance is exposed once again |
Politics › Re: Buhari Creating Biafra-Ezeife to Northern Elders by Amoto94(m): 10:10am On Apr 24, 2016 |
Dollyak: I know the argument comes down to Agriculture majority of which are produced in Plateau, Kogi and benue state. Please stop claiming this people as core Northerners. It is often said that a middlebelts can never rule Nigeria because they are neither accepted in the North except for stratetigic reasons. Once Middlebelters allign with the South you lots will calm down. Majority of NE and NW states produce food crops more than NC states. Stop displaying your ignorance. As NC ruling Nigeria we are not complaining focus on your problems |
Politics › Re: Buhari Creating Biafra-Ezeife to Northern Elders by Amoto94(m): 9:23am On Apr 24, 2016 |
Dollyak: You are the blind person here. You guys don't care about NC, they share nothing (culturally) with you guys,doesn't get as much funding as the core northerners, so don't include them in your write up. Let's just ignore the questionable population of both NW and NE being bandied about, what does the whole SE gets in proportion to NW? Let's start from there.
I specifically mentioned core northerners which is exclusively NW and to an extent NE. NC share cultural and religious similarities with NW and NE, so your assertion is false and not to be taken seriously. We know where you're coming from and what your problem is. All what you're trying to do is divide and conquer. It is not the fault of Northerners that our Southern counterparts are not united, unite your region and tackle your issues. |
Politics › Re: Buhari Creating Biafra-Ezeife to Northern Elders by Amoto94(m): 8:55am On Apr 24, 2016 |
Dollyak: Well I do agree with all the point. 1. I agree that proportionately, core northerners get the most and contribute the least. I.e It's criminal how kaduna gets more funds than Oyo state. 2. The deliberate marginalisation of SE being the root cause of biafra agitation is also absolute. Though, I blame the selfish elders in Igbo land who are not strategic but only cares about their wallet. Saying Northerners contribute the least to the Nigerian purse is a flat lie. And do not come up with those NBS figures because those numbers doesn't represent the reality. Find something better to do with your life instead of bashing Northerners at every given opportunity. This is becoming stale |
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Culture › Re: Historical Facts About Ilorin And Kwara Yoruba by Amoto94(m): 12:06am On Apr 24, 2016 |
Harzan: @Amoto94 U really try oooh! To share your time with pple lik this. Esp that Dollyak wey dey take pcm for another person headache. Don't know y they are not happy with d peaceful coexistence we enjoy in Ilorin. So, what's the benefit of joining the Yoruba speaking states? What achievement can be linked to d ones on ground? Shioor! If d whole country can share dsame love, be each other brother's keeper, love and care for fellow Nigerian no minding ethnicity, tribal difference nor where d leaders come from, we won be where we are today. Yet, because u were fortunate to buy cheap mb, u sit at your convenience to promote disunity. It's a pity. For the other guy, If Nigeria taya the guy clamouring for division, he can as well relocate to Somalia or Niger! Mthcewww! I believe in Nigeria, and this Country shall b great again. God bless Nigeria God bless Kwara State. I believe in peace and unity and will promote the two. Some people have been programmed to hate others for no just cause. |
Culture › Re: A BIG Question For Nigerians In Nigeria? by Amoto94(m): 11:29pm On Apr 23, 2016 |
Blame it on pop culture |
Culture › Re: Historical Facts About Ilorin And Kwara Yoruba by Amoto94(m): 1:55pm On Apr 23, 2016 |
lawani: I am not saying Nigeria should adopt the EU system, I mean for West Africa and possibly the world, Nigeria should be buried since it has failed. Let Igbos, Yoruba, Hausa and etc stand alone or with allies in real nations with African languages in official status used in their parliaments and in schools with English and others, let those viable nations stand alone as sovereign nations and develop their space as neighbours to each other under the moderation of the United Nations. It means redrawing the map of Africa. The idea seems good but remember that majority of people with same culture have been cut off from each other for quite some time now. Another point worthy of note is the influence of powers that be in global arena, will they not rubbish this idea and throw in the trash can? |
Culture › Re: The Culture Lounge by Amoto94(m): 1:21pm On Apr 23, 2016 |
EnlightenedSoul no vex your presence here is good we are bound to have disagreements every now and then, but we are still families. Salaam |
Culture › Re: Historical Facts About Ilorin And Kwara Yoruba by Amoto94(m): 1:13pm On Apr 23, 2016 |
lawani: You have made a very good observation, a most intelligent one but what language would you suggest be used in such a country and if such a country is a theocracy, how should the God be rendered? There are people already in West Africa whose first or second language is Yoruba who have essentially thesame concept of God and thesame kind of societal organisation as the Yoruba. I believe it is better for such a group to emerge as a nation.
The word Yoruba is new but Ile kaaro o jiire is not new, Ife is not new, the Yoruba language is not new. People defined by any one or more of these are thesame, they dont feel superior to each other or other human beings, they can work together easily. So Yoruba have been one even though they fought themselves in the past, tongue and teeth fight, brothers fight, disagreements are part of the human culture but allignment along the path of language and culture is beautiful and is the best. So far Germans, French, Spanish; Russians and Italians are not one nation, no reason for Nigeria to be a nation, moreso that it has failed. However, West Africa and even the whole globe can be a trading bloc like the EU. A more workable system to address this problem is reverting back to the system in play during the first republic with some twists. What we presently have is a patronage system. Adopting the EU system won't work as our case is a unique and different one. |
Culture › Re: Historical Facts About Ilorin And Kwara Yoruba by Amoto94(m): 9:32am On Apr 23, 2016 |
lawani: I had to point that out to you. Some Yoruba were put in the North. A Fulani person was controlling the ruling NPC while the Yoruba controlled the opposition. So the NPC used their influence to instal an Emir in Ilorin since the Governor of the North then was a Muslim Fulani supremacist. He couldnt instal a Yoruba of part Fulani ancestry, so he installed one of part Hausa ancestry to spite his opponents who were Yoruba in the AG. So when Alhaji Mohammed Lawal an Afonja scion became elected Governor of Kwara state, he promoted the Aare Afonja to 1st class to equal the Emir and the move was reversed by Gov Saraki when he became Governor, the Ajikobi family who are custodians of the British protection agreement also remain disgruntled as they see themselves as the rightful Olu of Ilorin.
The problem we have is that of mutual suspicion and lack of cohesion so rather than continue with that, breakup the country into units where they understand themselves and have a uniform culture where interests can be more easily alligned. There are good and bad people everywhere. So let the Hausa Fulani go and manage themselves and allies while the Yoruba, Igbo and etc also go and do thesame. You think merging people with similar cultures to form a country will solve our problems in the absence of justice? Why were there wars between Yorubas with different dialects in the past? Why is South Sudan currently embroiled in civil war? Why is there civil war in Syria despite they being majorly Arabs? Why did Ijaws and Itsekiri fought in Delta State. My suggestion is for us to work towards having a just and fair society regardless of tribe and religion, instead of disintegration. |
Culture › Re: Historical Facts About Ilorin And Kwara Yoruba by Amoto94(m): 9:25am On Apr 23, 2016 |
lawani: I had to point that out to you. Some Yoruba were put in the North. A Fulani person was controlling the ruling NPC while the Yoruba controlled the opposition. So the NPC used their influence to instal an Emir in Ilorin since the Governor of the North then was a Muslim Fulani supremacist. He couldnt instal a Yoruba of part Fulani ancestry, so he installed one of part Hausa ancestry to spite his opponents who were Yoruba in the AG. So when Alhaji Mohammed Lawal an Afonja scion became elected Governor of Kwara state, he promoted the Aare Afonja to 1st class to equal the Emir and the move was reversed by Gov Saraki when he became Governor, the Ajikobi family who are custodians of the British protection agreement also remain disgruntled as they see themselves as the rightful Olu of Ilorin.
The problem we have is that of mutual suspicion and lack of cohesion so rather than continue with that, breakup the country into units where they understand themselves and have a uniform culture where interests can be more easily alligned. There are good and bad people everywhere. So let the Hausa Fulani go and manage themselves and allies while the Yoruba, Igbo and etc also go and do thesame. |
Culture › Re: Historical Facts About Ilorin And Kwara Yoruba by Amoto94(m): 8:46am On Apr 23, 2016 |
lawani: There are no Fulani in Ilorin. No Fulani Jihad ever took Ilorin, Bariba or Nupe south of the Niger. Educate yourself. Only Nupe North of the Niger fell under the Jihad. Yoruba North of the Niger have Obas. Please go and read and stop displaying your ignorance. The Ilorin Emir's name is Gambari which means Hausa and not Fulani, his forebears were Imams. The last Afonja Oba of Ilorin died in 1895 and Ilorin was signed under British protection by a descendant of Alaafin Abiodun. The only Ilorin chief of part Fulani ancestry is the Balogun Fulani and I am not more Yoruba than that chief. Did I say Fulani jihad took place in Ilorin? Never! Ilorin is a Yoruba city right from the onset and controlled by Obas |
Culture › Re: The Culture Lounge by Amoto94(m): 8:33am On Apr 23, 2016 |
EnlightenedSoul and Nubian999 none is trying to gag you ladies/guys up here or being insensitive to your complaints, all we are saying is Fulaman198 is not a bot but a human that have a busy schedule outside. Thus, you guys/ladies should tone down the criticism of his action or inaction. Fulaman198 is one of the reasons I returned after I deactivated my former account. Salaam |
Culture › Re: Historical Facts About Ilorin And Kwara Yoruba by Amoto94(m): 8:14am On Apr 23, 2016 |
Dollyak: Frustrated life you said . When you are treated equally instead of being second class citizens to fulani then come back and talk about the definition of frustrated life. I don't hide my feelings about fulanis and any attempt to liberate Yorubas from fulanis brainwashing is welcome by me. You guys are the ones leading a frustrated life and you are not liberated either. What a shame. Perhaps because I have read enough stories about Yoruba to know we should have been a lot greater than this. Old SW led by awolowo was competing with Egypt in terms of development. Now they are being sucked dry. Massive injustice that kaduna gets more allocation than Oyo state. Save your preaching for someone else. I'm not a Yoruba or a Fulani mind you but I'm a Nigerian that eschews tribal bigotry. That being said Yorubas in Ilorin are faring better than the ones in some other states. As for SW booming during Awo's era this was before the civil war, after the civil war things changed in quick succession and this continued up on till this day due to short-sightedness of some Nigerian leaders and followers. Fulanis didn't shortchange the Yorubas blame it on the likes of Adedibu, Olubadan, Olu Falae, Bode George, OBJ (seems unfair) and others I can't remember their names |
Culture › Re: Historical Facts About Ilorin And Kwara Yoruba by Amoto94(m): 12:41am On Apr 23, 2016 |
Dollyak: If you are a Yoruba then you are a gullible person who has lost his sense of being. How can you be comfortable with being ruled by a fulani? I have read many historical facts on past wars in Nigeria and I can only conclude Kwara people to be a coward, betrayals and shortsighted people. Fools deserve their leaders seems appropriate with you lots especially with saraki. Fools are easily dismissive of their history, same thing i keep telling my African American/British friends about white people. Hatemonger and e-bigot go and find something better to do with your frustrated life instead of fanning the ember of hate across NL. You ought to be promoting love, harmony and peaceful coexistence instead of otherwise. |
Culture › Re: Somali Women Seeking Relationships With Black Guys by Amoto94(m): 12:05am On Apr 23, 2016 |
Fulaman198 please close this thread. |
Family › Broken Homes- Causes And Solutions by Amoto94(op): 11:39pm On Apr 22, 2016 |
There are growing reports on number of broken homes presently in Nigeria and Globally. What are the causes of this problem and the possible solutions? |