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may almighty allah give good health throught ramadan period. May God help and forgive my sin |
Y Arowosaye (a Yoruba name meaning one who has money to enjoy life), is not a Christian when she is playing a prostitute in a brothel. She is a Christian only on Sundays when she is singing, dancing, and making contribution to the financial well-being of the church. She is also a Christian whenever she plays the Good Samaritan in her daily living. Similarly, Emmanuel Christopher is not a Christian when he is a member of an armed gang robbing banks and other victims. He is a Christian only when he is in the church on Sunday, participating actively in activities, liturgically and otherwise. The foregoing is the logic of those who say that the Boko Haram should not be associated with Islam; that it is neither an Islamic fundamentalist group nor a sect within the Muslim community. My argument is that we should take collective responsibility for the emergence of the Boko Haram. When a group formented mayhem because of the Miss World Beauty Contest shown on the Nigerian Television Authority (NTA), and the ban on the Big Brother, did anybody bother that we were a democratic and secular nation? Neither the President nor the National Assembly took any step in that direction, because they were all Christians and Muslims who did not really believe in religious or human freedom, even though their religions don’t enjoin force. The Borno State elders who asked the federal government to prevent the Joint Task Force from attacking the Boko Haram must know something about the group. I don’t know about other people, but the Yoruba traditional culture recognises human freedom, spiritually and secularly. They say: Bo se wuni laa se igbagbo eni (you are free to practise your faith as you please), to the extent that ta ba ni egungun baba eni o jo, ti o ba jo mo, enikan kii muni sii (if your father’s masquerade should dance and you fail to display it, nobody will arrest you - it is not a punishable offence). Hence, no well-cultured Yoruba will fight anybody on ground of religious beliefs. Likewise at the secular level. The Yorubas say: Bo se wu olowo nii lo owo re (a person spends his or her money as he or she pleases). Thus, both democracy and secularity (otherwise called religious freedom) has been part and parcel of Yoruba culture from time immemorial. In spite of Christian-Muslim rivalry, Yoruba- land is still relatively peaceful. Of course, here or there, occasionally, the monster raises its ugly head in relation to some overzealous Christians and Muslims who have lost touch with their Yoruba roots. In conclusion, I enjoin Christians and Muslims to repent of formenting religious crisis in Nigeria. Some people speak of religious peace in Ibrahim Shekarau’s Kano. They forget that there is peace in the grave even though the person in it was killed by armed robbers (in relation to the Christians who endured repression and marginalisation). What do Christian and Muslim leaders tell their followers at Sunday and Qur’anic schools, about religious peace and harmony, about state secularity? What orientation do they give them? Do they tell them, for instance: We have other religious adherents, and we must see them as our brothers and sisters, because they are also children of God? How do they prepare their followers for good citizenship in the Nigerian context? Dr Pius Oyeniran Abioje, University of Ilorin. Set as favorit |
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brand new hp laptop -g6 intel core 500gb hard drive, 4gb for sale. I have 10 with me right now just land from USA yesterday, is 120,000 for each. U can contact me at GTB ademola adetokunbo branch victoria island lagos or call 08034649417 |
brand new hp laptop -g6 intel core 500gb hard drive, 4gb for sale. I have 10 with me right now just land from USA yesterday, is 120,000 for each. U can contact me at GTB ademola adetokunbo branch victoria island lagos or call 08034649417 |
brand new hp laptop -g6 intel core 500gb hard drive, 4gb for sale. I have 10 with me right now just land from USA yesterday, is 120,000 for each. U can contact me at GTB ademola adetokunbo branch victoria island lagos or call 08034649417 |
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Nokia n97 is 4 sale at 50k, i just buy this phone on feb. This year it just dat i need some morney 4 my project that is why i want to sell it out. Pls if u realdy kindly call or text me on 08034649417 |
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Nigeria World Cup Team Super Eagles - Champagne While Nigerians were busy mourning the loss of the Super Eagles, while Nigerians were in a bad mood because our Team was out of the Race for the Golden Cup, the Nigerian team were busy popping Champagne bottles in Durban celebrating their draw with South Korea or probably (we came here we saw, we loose and we draw). This news reached the press through one of the people who attended the Celebration party, the man made it known that the Eagles partied as if they just qualified for the finals of the World Cup. Why were they celebrating? , for what reason?, most people who recognized them asked themselves but received no reply. The eagles played their best at the World Cup, they could not do more than that. The Game was hot, they met with the toughest teams, they fought to the last and had a draw at last with the Fast Koreans; i think this was the reason why they popped Champagne. Well, we Nigerians will definitely see this as a very ill act, they were not supposed to be holding any celebration, they were supposed to just bury their faces in shame just as Kaiti did after receiving a RED card. Well, i hope all Nigerians will through this learn not to take Nigerian Team games seriously, while you are having heart attack over the game, they are busy celebrating, chilling in Five star hotels, sailing in a Classic Yatch doing everything the rich and successful do. Take your Job seriously and not Nigerian games, even your favorite star is kicking the ball all for the sake of making millions, if he is not going to be paid well, he won't kick the ball well. Hope you guys get it. |
Nigeria World Cup Team Super Eagles - Champagne While Nigerians were busy mourning the loss of the Super Eagles, while Nigerians were in a bad mood because our Team was out of the Race for the Golden Cup, the Nigerian team were busy popping Champagne bottles in Durban celebrating their draw with South Korea or probably (we came here we saw, we loose and we draw). This news reached the press through one of the people who attended the Celebration party, the man made it known that the Eagles partied as if they just qualified for the finals of the World Cup. Why were they celebrating? , for what reason?, most people who recognized them asked themselves but received no reply. The eagles played their best at the World Cup, they could not do more than that. The Game was hot, they met with the toughest teams, they fought to the last and had a draw at last with the Fast Koreans; i think this was the reason why they popped Champagne. Well, we Nigerians will definitely see this as a very ill act, they were not supposed to be holding any celebration, they were supposed to just bury their faces in shame just as Kaiti did after receiving a RED card. Well, i hope all Nigerians will through this learn not to take Nigerian Team games seriously, while you are having heart attack over the game, they are busy celebrating, chilling in Five star hotels, sailing in a Classic Yatch doing everything the rich and successful do. Take your Job seriously and not Nigerian games, even your favorite star is kicking the ball all for the sake of making millions, if he is not going to be paid well, he won't kick the ball well. Hope you guys get it. |
am in yaba now, enybody with unilag post ume eng, mathe, econs and govt should pls tell me. |
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let get serious about this, lagos have more population on NL. |
This guy is a friend of mine, and is very hard working, he desperately need a PA job or corporate driving job, he is an OND older in accounting and computer literate. he live in Ajah lekky area. u can reach him on 07040443272 or 0818935929. mail: jollydriss@yahoo, com. thanks |