₦airaland Forum

sbaks:
@caseless sometimes when I do certain things that may not really suit my friends even though unintentionally, they ask me, "is it because we are Muslims?" Its so touching and embarrassing honestly

sbaks:
@caseless, sometimes when my friends (some though) who are Muslims see their fellow Muslim friends, they cut me off with style. Not that they want to but because they fear persecution from their fellow Muslim brothers. Those days I got offended but not now. These are people who have not even been good friends to my friends. One of my friend told me what his people did to him. It was just evident that i was the only one he could turn to. (It has to do with sexuality issue I guess). He loves me so much but whenever he sees his people, he ignores me (he sometimes apologises later but I understand). Another told me how he is been persecuted by his people because of his non-fanatical stand on islam. He schooled abroad and saw the way things were been done in the developed world. His people hate him because he is the liberal type. Its the same thing with Christianity as my people will straight tag you as an unbeliever and a sell out for hanging out with muslims Their own sef is worse as they will never trust you again, never buy goods from you, and do meetings behind you because they'd assume you will hint their enemies "the Muslims". Religion has scattered us

fragrant:
I like sincere people but it seems its a trait you do not possess, instead of speaking lies its better you kip mute. Only in Barnawa market area hw many mosques, den afta 1st bank, Uganda, locost, Highcost junction, shsgsri, barnawa gra, You see Christian dominated areas are peace loving can are in d habit of living in peace with anybody regardless of tribe or religion.

neoapocalypse:
Oooh nasty , hair on the chest and chin ( beards ) is a no no. However fair girls with a hint of moustache and sideburns are attractive , also hairs on arms and legs are not that bad and hair down below turns me on.

KingCheezyPuff:
Now ain't this some mess.
Ya'll want us as soomth as a baby
but ya'll uh'll be harried under the arms an on the legs like cave men!!

Well I want a hairless man too!! :

Angelberry:
How is your day going angel Caseless

Angelberry:

luvinhubby:
This Rivers state re-run debacle is a very clear indicator that most of the problems of this nation Nigeria is directly linked to APC & their supporters.

Having failed to subvert the wishes of the people of Rivers state & failed, they resorted to violence.

Both presidential & national assemblieS electionS were conducted nationwide in one day under GEJ without the kind of violence that was experienced in a rerun of one state in Rivers under Buhari.

APC is a fraudulent fraud.

ellechrystal:
I knew it, I just knew it. This is what happens when a Daura President installs an incompetent head in a position like this, haba, this is an extremely sensitive sector/issue, n this can make or Mar a nation.
Incompetent group of clowns. I just knew this is where it will end up

BaddieKay:
you go old ni

BaddieKay:
lolss...I bet you're also in same state as Amaechi.

deltaboiy01:
you see??. Na wa

DrLee:
add lotion na.

ellechrystal:
Ei pain am o. The thing funny abeg.
Carry ur stockfish dryness comot for here o.

sbaks:
@caseless the truth is that we all need ourselves. I mean from the IBO electronic and okrika seller in kano, to the mai suya, me jaran kaya, okada Hausa man in the south, to the Yoruba restaurant woman, we all need ourselves. I remember a day where I couldn't see an Hausa okada man due to riot where I was. I felt it "greatly" as they were quite honest. Then why the fight?
Let's stop buying to all these nonsense propaganda making us hate each other even more. When we keep hating each other, how will it save us from the economic crisis we are facing?

sbaks:
@caseless religion has really destroyed than build. There are some questions about our religions we dare not ask (even though they seem unfair). I think we need to start asking them in other for us to move forward. I mean it makes no sense killing ourselves instead of repairing our country. Go to Europe, nobody cares if you are Hausa muslim or yoruba christianetc. So long you carry the green passport, and you're black especially, nothing wey you go do o. Even in Ghana backyard, they treat Nigerians anyhow, only for Nigerians to come back home and fight over religion. We all need to start cutting our excesses on this religion thing. Clerics who insist on violence should be dealt with all over. Let's just try. We all suffer this thing. Sometimes of a truth I pity hausas in southern Nigeria and non hausas in the north. Please this shouldn't be. We all need to be bold enough to start asking questions about our religions and religious beliefs especially. After all, times have changed. Certain nonsense as stoning and crucifixion cannot occur again (or occur less) thanks to technology

sbaks:
exactly bro. I thought I was the only one thinking of this? See deep down we love ourselves but religion is just taking us just toooooo farther from each other which is rather unfair?

lindabon:
This statement, will it not inspire religious intolerance among the Christians themselves? Why should just the "Christians" be the ones to rise up against persecution of Christians? What we need in Nigeria is a unifying approach to injustice. This should not be an "Us Vs Them" call. Instead, lets call on all Nigerians of all faith to rise up when anyone is unjustly persecuted because of their religious belief. We should learn to live together and appreciate our differences and rise up against anyone that threatens our unity.

Also, Most predominantly Christian communities in Nigeria, will tear there skin off if they hear that a Mosque is to be built in their community. Christians can be easily guilty of the same crime they accuse others of committing. We should learn to stand together and keep our differences aside before we allow our hatred for each other to completely consume us all. Nigeria belongs to all of US!

sbaks:
true talk! I just think we at the grass root need to just throw away sentiments! It hasn't helped us and it never will. We all are guilty of this and we must all change or else? Nigeria can't get any better. The negative effect is on we the masses especially

IGBOPRINCE:
The whole pix looks like where they re acting film on scenes

PinkBarbie:
[s]Mrs Ameachi: Honey, let's start going. Stop thinking about it. Remember your high BP.

Ameachi: Na me Wike disgrace like this? [/s]

sbaks:
Mehn @caseless north used to be sweet if not for religion that scattered it (especially kano)

sbaks:
before toll gate yes. If it was gonin-gora Kaduna for scatter. BTW there is no mosque in romi o. Unless inside kadpoly school. Unless you are referring to the one along Halima bus stop or by SABO express

Ndlistic:
[s]That is my man Wike. May God be with you and people that you rule. may thunder fire Sahara Reporters. I hate them so much, just as I hate that thief called Agboro Amaechi. criminal that needs to go to jail In my village. make I teach am small lesson. nonsense man Amaechi [/s]

As at today, there is nothing on ground and no evidence whatsoever to show that the State Governor has the interest, desire, commitment, credibility and capacity to promote reconciliation, rehabilitation, forgiveness, peace, harmony and stability. If anything, some of his utterances, his lackadaisical attitude and seeming uneven-handedness over the salient and contending issues present him as not just part of the problem, but also as an instigator and a threat to peace. Plateau State cannot and must not experience another spate of violence, killings and destruction of property. If allowed, the crisis will engulf the entire nation.

Considering my constitutional responsibility as President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria and having exhausted all possible avenues to have and to help the governor of Plateau State to ensure security of life and property generally in that State, and cognisant of the proven inability and incompetence of the Governor to maintain security of life and property generally in the state and particularly in Langtang, Wase, and Yelwa-Shendam in the past few months, I have painfully come to the point that I have to resort to the last constitutional option available to ensure security of life and property of all citizens of Nigeria and non-Nigerians alike residing in any part of Plateau State.

sbaks:
nope! still there. Anytime I'm coming from kano to abuja, I see it. Its even a central mosque sef

ishayaauta:
u said the rate at which new Churches are springing up dats just wat I wanted to clarify n nope I'm not staying in Kaduna south