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#33 days 2go

Oct 15 on point

kaka22:
I just saw this and decided to share it... Pop is Oct. 15th

yes i gt dt tooo

lanrehamd:
Jazakumulahu Khyran ops. thanks for the knowledge.

Aameen.wa jazakumullahu khayr

What is the ruling on following the imam with regard to the prostration of forgetfulness? What is the ruling on doing the prostration of forgetfulness if you are praying behind an imam?.
Praise be to Allaah.
The one who is praying behind am imam must follow the imam in doing the prostration of forgetfulness if he prayed all the rak’ahs with him, i.e., if he did not join the prayer late. That is because of the general meaning of the words of the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him): “The imam is only appointed to be followed, so do not differ from him. When he bows, then bow, when he says ‘ Sami’a Allaahu liman hamidah (Allaah hears the one who praises Him)’ then says ‘ Rabbana laka’l-hamd (Our Lord, to You be praise)’, and when he prostrates, then prostrate.” Narrated by al-Bukhaari (722) and Muslim (414).
With regard to the one who joins the prayer late and has missed one rak’ah or more, he should follow the imam if he does the prostration of forgetfulness before the salaam, but he should not follow him if he does it after the salaam because the one who joins the prayer late cannot say the salaam with the imam, rather he has to make up what he has missed, then say the salaam, then do the prostration of forgetfulness, then say the (final) salaam.
This is in general terms. As for a more detailed discussion, we can sum up the issue of the person praying behind an imam and the prostration of forgetfulness as follows:
1 – If a person offers the entire prayer with the imam, then the imam makes a mistake and does the prostration of forgetfulness, he has to follow him, whether he does the prostration before the salaam or after.
2 – If a person joins the prayer late, and the imam makes a mistake in the part of the prayer that he catches up with, then it depends: if the imam does the prostration of forgetfulness before the salaam, the person praying behind him should prostrate with him, then complete his prayer, then do the prostration of forgetfulness once again, because the first prostration that he did with the imam was not at the proper place for him, because the prostration of forgetfulness cannot be done during the prayer, rather it should be done at the end of the prayer, so his prostration with the imam was merely for the purpose of following the imam.
If the imam prostrates after the salaam, then the person who joined the prayer late should not prostrate with him, rather he should stand up and complete his prayer and say the salaam, then do the prostration of forgetfulness and say the salaam.
3 – If the person praying behind the imam joined the prayer late, and the imam made a mistake in the part of the prayer that he did not catch up with, such as if he made a mistake in the first rak’ah and the person joined the prayer in the second rak’ah:
If the imam prostrates before the salaam, the person praying behind him should follow him, then complete his prayer, but he does not have to prostrate again because the ruling on his imam’s mistake does not apply to him.
If the imam does the prostration after the salaam, the person praying behind him should not follow him, and he does not have to prostrate after finishing his prayer either, because the ruling on his imam’s mistake does not apply to him, as the mistake happened before he joined the imam in the prayer.
All of these cases apply when the mistake is made by the imam. If the mistake is made by the person praying behind the imam, that is also subject to further discussion:
4 – If the person praying behind the imam makes a mistake in his prayer, and he did not join the prayer late, i.e. he caught up with all the rak’ahs with the imam, such as if he forgets to say “ Subhaana Rabbiy al-‘Azeem (Glory be to my Lord the Most Great)” when bowing, then he does not have to do the prostration of forgetfulness, because the imam carries it for him. But if we assume that the person made a mistake that invalidates one of the rak’ahs, such as if he forgot to recite al-Faatihah, then in that case he must stand up when the imam says the salaam and repeat the rak’ah that was invalidated because of his mistake, then he should recite the tashahhud, say the salaam and do the prostration of forgetfulness after the salaam.
5 – If the person praying behind the imam makes a mistake in his prayer, and he joined the prayer late, then he should do the prostration of forgetfulness whether he made the mistake whilst he was praying with the imam or after he stood up to complete the part of the prayer that he missed, because if he prostrates he will not be differing from the imam, as the imam will already have finished his prayer.
See: Risaalah fi Ahkaam Sujood al-Sahw by Shaykh Ibn ‘Uthaymeen (may Allaah have mercy on him)

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Abuja – The National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) has developed a biometric data capturingtechnology that will help in the nationwide conduct of weekly and monthly check on corps members.The Director-General of the corps, Brig.-Gen. Johnson Olawumi, said this during the inauguration and practical demonstration of the programme at the Kuje Area Council, Abuja.“It is going to make sure that corps members stay in their places of primary assignment. It will reduce the rate at which they travel.“It will help the core employers to benefit from the services of these corps members maximally because they will now remain in their places of primary assignment.“We have policies in the scheme that guide absence from places of primary assignment. For example – there are certain number of times a corps member can be absent and such a corps member – in punishment – the service will be extended.“We are not doing this in isolation it is in line with the policies of the scheme. It is going to bring transparency and accountability into the way we do things.“My staff, who have been conniving with corps members in the past will not be able to do that anymore because unless such a corps members cuts the thumb and gives to anybody to thumb print for him.“The DG said that six members of staff were presently facing possible dismissal from the scheme after being caught engaging and conniving with corps members to leave their places of primary assignment.He said that the disciplinary measure being takenwas in line with the public service rule and the NYSC condition of service.He said that the biometric technology made provision for corps members who may genuinely fall sick or have reasons to be away from their areas of assignments during the course of the service year.Olawumi said that the biometrics would first be deployed for use in Lagos and Abuja adding that it will be fully adopted by other states of the federation next year.“This exercise will start this September with corps members of batch C 2014 who will be passing out soon and batch A 2015 and it is going to start this September in Lagos state and the entire FCT.“Batch B 2015, those who will be in Lagos and FCT this biometrics will be applied for them throughout their service year. By next year we willtry to extend it to all the other states in the federation.“The demonstration, which we are witnessing today, is part of the second phase of the computerisation process of the operations of the NYSC scheme for the purpose of enhancing our overall performance.“Let me also allay the fears of some corps members we are going to make it very user friendly.“We are going to do it in such a way that it will not impose additional or inconvenience on you than what you face presently.“He said that the analogue system which was previously in use promoted unwarranted journey to schools to collect call-up letters which led to accidents or loss of letters and in some cases some persons missed the service year.The DG urged corps members and staff of the scheme in states and local governments to embrace the process with diligence in order to make it a success.He said that the service would not tolerate acts geared towards sabotaging the success of the program noting that the scheme was working assiduously to computerize all activities of the scheme in line with global best practices.According to Olawumi, by this, the NYSC like other agencies of government will be positioned to render seamless, efficient, and effective service to Nigerians.The D-G warned corps members wishing to stageany form of protest either on non-payment of allowance or other matters to desist from such endeavor as there was no provision for such in paramilitary agencies.He said that corps members caught would be severely sanctioned and disciplined calling on states and local governments owing allowances to corps members to ensure immediate payment.Olawumi said that the biometric technology was already in use by the scheme as ID cards of corps members had chips which were used to identify and locate them especially in cases of emergency.“The package also includes a change in the certificate they will receive at the end of their service year. The certificate of national service will now carry the passport photograph of the corps member to forestall theft.“Employers of ex corps members can now login the NYSC website and verify the certificate and authenticity of other information presented them”he added.Earlier, the Chairman of the Kuje Area Council, Hon. Ishaku Saban, lauded the hard work and diligence corps members serving in the council showed in the discharge of their duties.He assured the scheme of improvement in infrastructural development in order to improve the condition of the people and corps members living within the area.Dr. Micheal Ikhide, the Director corps welfare of the scheme said that the task of effectively monitoring corp members nationwide had remained a challenge to management.Ikhide said the launch of the biometrics would check cases of absenteeism, submission of monthly clearance letters by proxy and other forms of indiscipline among corps members.

Abuja – The National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) has developed a biometric data capturingtechnology that will help in the nationwide conduct of weekly and monthly check on corps members.The Director-General of the corps, Brig.-Gen. Johnson Olawumi, said this during the inauguration and practical demonstration of the programme at the Kuje Area Council, Abuja.“It is going to make sure that corps members stay in their places of primary assignment. It will reduce the rate at which they travel.“It will help the core employers to benefit from the services of these corps members maximally because they will now remain in their places of primary assignment.“We have policies in the scheme that guide absence from places of primary assignment. For example – there are certain number of times a corps member can be absent and such a corps member – in punishment – the service will be extended.“We are not doing this in isolation it is in line with the policies of the scheme. It is going to bring transparency and accountability into the way we do things.“My staff, who have been conniving with corps members in the past will not be able to do that anymore because unless such a corps members cuts the thumb and gives to anybody to thumb print for him.“The DG said that six members of staff were presently facing possible dismissal from the scheme after being caught engaging and conniving with corps members to leave their places of primary assignment.He said that the disciplinary measure being takenwas in line with the public service rule and the NYSC condition of service.He said that the biometric technology made provision for corps members who may genuinely fall sick or have reasons to be away from their areas of assignments during the course of the service year.Olawumi said that the biometrics would first be deployed for use in Lagos and Abuja adding that it will be fully adopted by other states of the federation next year.“This exercise will start this September with corps members of batch C 2014 who will be passing out soon and batch A 2015 and it is going to start this September in Lagos state and the entire FCT.“Batch B 2015, those who will be in Lagos and FCT this biometrics will be applied for them throughout their service year. By next year we willtry to extend it to all the other states in the federation.“The demonstration, which we are witnessing today, is part of the second phase of the computerisation process of the operations of the NYSC scheme for the purpose of enhancing our overall performance.“Let me also allay the fears of some corps members we are going to make it very user friendly.“We are going to do it in such a way that it will not impose additional or inconvenience on you than what you face presently.“He said that the analogue system which was previously in use promoted unwarranted journey to schools to collect call-up letters which led to accidents or loss of letters and in some cases some persons missed the service year.The DG urged corps members and staff of the scheme in states and local governments to embrace the process with diligence in order to make it a success.He said that the service would not tolerate acts geared towards sabotaging the success of the program noting that the scheme was working assiduously to computerize all activities of the scheme in line with global best practices.According to Olawumi, by this, the NYSC like other agencies of government will be positioned to render seamless, efficient, and effective service to Nigerians.The D-G warned corps members wishing to stageany form of protest either on non-payment of allowance or other matters to desist from such endeavor as there was no provision for such in paramilitary agencies.He said that corps members caught would be severely sanctioned and disciplined calling on states and local governments owing allowances to corps members to ensure immediate payment.Olawumi said that the biometric technology was already in use by the scheme as ID cards of corps members had chips which were used to identify and locate them especially in cases of emergency.“The package also includes a change in the certificate they will receive at the end of their service year. The certificate of national service will now carry the passport photograph of the corps member to forestall theft.“Employers of ex corps members can now login the NYSC website and verify the certificate and authenticity of other information presented them”he added.Earlier, the Chairman of the Kuje Area Council, Hon. Ishaku Saban, lauded the hard work and diligence corps members serving in the council showed in the discharge of their duties.He assured the scheme of improvement in infrastructural development in order to improve the condition of the people and corps members living within the area.Dr. Micheal Ikhide, the Director corps welfare of the scheme said that the task of effectively monitoring corp members nationwide had remained a challenge to management.Ikhide said the launch of the biometrics would check cases of absenteeism, submission of monthly clearance letters by proxy and other forms of indiscipline among corps members.

Abuja – The National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) has developed a biometric data capturingtechnology that will help in the nationwide conduct of weekly and monthly check on corps members.The Director-General of the corps, Brig.-Gen. Johnson Olawumi, said this during the inauguration and practical demonstration of the programme at the Kuje Area Council, Abuja.“It is going to make sure that corps members stay in their places of primary assignment. It will reduce the rate at which they travel.“It will help the core employers to benefit from the services of these corps members maximally because they will now remain in their places of primary assignment.“We have policies in the scheme that guide absence from places of primary assignment. For example – there are certain number of times a corps member can be absent and such a corps member – in punishment – the service will be extended.“We are not doing this in isolation it is in line with the policies of the scheme. It is going to bring transparency and accountability into the way we do things.“My staff, who have been conniving with corps members in the past will not be able to do that anymore because unless such a corps members cuts the thumb and gives to anybody to thumb print for him.“The DG said that six members of staff were presently facing possible dismissal from the scheme after being caught engaging and conniving with corps members to leave their places of primary assignment.He said that the disciplinary measure being takenwas in line with the public service rule and the NYSC condition of service.He said that the biometric technology made provision for corps members who may genuinely fall sick or have reasons to be away from their areas of assignments during the course of the service year.Olawumi said that the biometrics would first be deployed for use in Lagos and Abuja adding that it will be fully adopted by other states of the federation next year.“This exercise will start this September with corps members of batch C 2014 who will be passing out soon and batch A 2015 and it is going to start this September in Lagos state and the entire FCT.“Batch B 2015, those who will be in Lagos and FCT this biometrics will be applied for them throughout their service year. By next year we willtry to extend it to all the other states in the federation.“The demonstration, which we are witnessing today, is part of the second phase of the computerisation process of the operations of the NYSC scheme for the purpose of enhancing our overall performance.“Let me also allay the fears of some corps members we are going to make it very user friendly.“We are going to do it in such a way that it will not impose additional or inconvenience on you than what you face presently.“He said that the analogue system which was previously in use promoted unwarranted journey to schools to collect call-up letters which led to accidents or loss of letters and in some cases some persons missed the service year.The DG urged corps members and staff of the scheme in states and local governments to embrace the process with diligence in order to make it a success.He said that the service would not tolerate acts geared towards sabotaging the success of the program noting that the scheme was working assiduously to computerize all activities of the scheme in line with global best practices.According to Olawumi, by this, the NYSC like other agencies of government will be positioned to render seamless, efficient, and effective service to Nigerians.The D-G warned corps members wishing to stageany form of protest either on non-payment of allowance or other matters to desist from such endeavor as there was no provision for such in paramilitary agencies.He said that corps members caught would be severely sanctioned and disciplined calling on states and local governments owing allowances to corps members to ensure immediate payment.Olawumi said that the biometric technology was already in use by the scheme as ID cards of corps members had chips which were used to identify and locate them especially in cases of emergency.“The package also includes a change in the certificate they will receive at the end of their service year. The certificate of national service will now carry the passport photograph of the corps member to forestall theft.“Employers of ex corps members can now login the NYSC website and verify the certificate and authenticity of other information presented them”he added.Earlier, the Chairman of the Kuje Area Council, Hon. Ishaku Saban, lauded the hard work and diligence corps members serving in the council showed in the discharge of their duties.He assured the scheme of improvement in infrastructural development in order to improve the condition of the people and corps members living within the area.Dr. Micheal Ikhide, the Director corps welfare of the scheme said that the task of effectively monitoring corp members nationwide had remained a challenge to management.Ikhide said the launch of the biometrics would check cases of absenteeism, submission of monthly clearance letters by proxy and other forms of indiscipline among corps members.

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Claroo:
Bros....60days ke

i for wonder ooo

Sodiqyinka no be scammer jor.

The posting runs no click and such money dey difficult to return.

accordn to my findns he wsnt even the one those ppl claimn he scammed them paid to,he only referred them to somebody and d deal ddnt wrk out and those ppl no dey refund

lalasticlala cme and see fayose ooo

Splashme:
Can these NSCIA people keep their dirty stinking mouths shut?

Is Buhari no longer President of Nigeria?
Is he now an Imam of a Mosque that criticising him becomes a religious issue?

and who is criticizn him because buhari is a muslim? Wht they ar sayn is he who comes to equity shd cme wt clean hands

stabillo:
NSCIA are bunch of fools, is Ekiti a Muslim dominated state?

so he shldnt have appointed any Muslim self? Lets be fair wt wht we say

Welrez:
When did this religious body become a Buhari defender? It's dangerous to mix religion and politics!

read the press release its nt that they are defendn Buhari they are only trying to talk about the lopsided appointments of fayose to the extent of even appointing his own son

Claroo:
Sodiqyinka is not a scammer...he just went too far by offering to 'Help' people to influence their posting.

i knw he is nt and he cnt even be jst wondern ao ppl wl jst cme to such conclusion despite all he hs done

Nigeria Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs in Ekiti state has replied Gov Ayodele fayose over his recent reaction to the appointments made by president Muhammadu Buhari in a press release that was signed by Alh Yakubu Sanni as attached below

Abeg any official date for the POP yet?

How ppl forget so soon! A guy dt hs hlpd like 600 ppl without chargn a kobo suddenly become a 'scammer' because of two or three deals wch is nt directly frm him.Anyway such is life,ppl wl definitely miss sodiqyinka in ds section

funkiedipsy:
Annoyance ke? Don't be decieved, he scammed me too

scammed you? Cld u pls tell me how?

who cares whether he leaves or not

j1mmy:
You are joking ain't you?

-Buhari has a reputation for ethnic bias, FACT! Nigerian just don't learn!
-The change the APC was talking about meant two different things, the APC in the North saw change as an opportunity to return power to the region while those in the South-West were looking for genuine social change. in the end, the North used the South-West to get into Aso Rock and now people are regretting it.

-Even the President's spokesperson, Femi Adesina, said Buhari would balance the lopsided appointments very soon!!!!! so Buhari knows, all the important appointments has already been made. Only useless appointments will go to southerners later.

-Apart from president no appointment is more powerful than the Secretary to the Government of the Federation, look at the power configuration in Nigeria today; there are three arms of government: The executive, the legislature and the judiciary. The executive is headed by Buhari who is a northerner; the two arms of the legislature which are the Senate and the House of Representatives, are headed by northerners: Bukola Saraki and Yakubu Dogara.

-The Chief Justice, Mahmoud Mohammed, who heads the judiciary, is also a northerner. So, the entire government is completely in the hands of northerners."

-The fact that a Yoruba man is the vice-president means nothing as there is no constitutional role for the vice-president. He is useless. The vice-president slot was a ploy Bola Tinubu, used to deceive the South-West.

the emergence of saraki and dogara is against d wsh of their party and they were supported by d pdp legislators and moreso Saraki is a yoruba man kwara only falls in north centra so dnt wail abt dt
the chief judge hs bn dere b4 d emergence of PMB and he is nt d only one dt is stl retaining his post just like emefiele,arasi and many others.so it wl be a fallacy for u to say dt PMB has a reputation for ethnic bias.
PEACE!

truthfulguy:
That was after he had won the election. He should have denied it during the campaigns and maybe urge his party to bring down the bill board screaming those promises.

its glaring u ddnt bother to read it.try reading the article and watch d video

Dts a man dt knws wht governance is all abt he neva made empty promises. I go wt wht d promises he made by himself and nobody else.
#in_baba_we_trust

this man and his way of governance.its a pity majority of our ppl in ekt cld nt look beyond their nose.anyway lets watch d drama as it unfolds

leaving for no reason! jst like u defected frm apc.anyway its ur wsh u can cont to wail frm anywhr u choose to while d administration cont to progress.
goodluck

I've always believed in PMB and i go by whatever he promises nt wht d party says.
I belief in PMB nt APC bt i prefer APC to a party a party dt strts and end wt "P" having a "D" in btw
#in-baba-we-trust

I've always believed in PMB and i go by whatever he promises nt wht d party says.
I belief in PMB nt APC bt i prefer APC to a party dt strts and end wt "P" having a "D" in btw
#in-baba-we-trust

A Lagos lawyer, Festus Keyamo, said, “If
those promises were made in the
course of the presidential campaign and
they were made by the party for Buhari
as the presidential candidate, then it is
only proper that the President should
deliver on those promises and Nigerians
should hold him accountable regarding
those promises.
“But then, I can vouch for President
Buhari. I travelled with him and I was
with him at Chatham House when he
was asked a question on what he
would do in the first 100 days; and
Buhari’s reply was very simple. He said, ‘I
consider all of these promises about my
100 days in office fraudulent. I am not
going to commit myself to any 100 days
promises.’
“That was what he said at the Chatham
House in London.
“But if the party made any promises
regarding 100 days, perhaps the
President should have corrected them at
that time.”

i knw Buhari never said it by himself anyway i believe he hs tried his best since assumption of office

I want to comment on buhari's appointments,i fynk we shd only judge him whn he hs made all his main appointments,wht if he releases like 20 appointments today and they ar southerners? I guess ppl wl stl say its because Nigerians reacted!.i'm nt in support of giving prefrence to a region over the other bt i'm more in support of delivering d dividends of democracy to all Nigerian.
As for Fayose he is a man i knw to sme extent(mind u i schld in ekt) i knw he is always running his mouth without caution he ws praising buhari d oda day for appointing an ekiti indigene as d chief of defence staff and nw ds so i dnt really tke him serious whn he talks.