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Crime › Re: A Soldier, 4 Hostages Killed In Magbon - Mowe, Ogun State by CodeTemplar: 4:41pm On Jun 09
OriOko88:
Holy fvkkk. That was one h3ll of falled rescue operation. Soldier and hostages gone,while the bandits escape??
issue is who killed the hostages? The abductors or the intending rescuers?
Politics › Re: Islamization Of Nigeria: Hausa And Yorubas Are Taken, Igbos Next (opinion) by CodeTemplar:
Northern Nigeria

Entry Method (11th–14th Centuries): Islam was introduced via North African traders into Kanem-Borno and later by the Wangarawa scholars into Hausaland.

State Integration: It became closely tied to political leadership and statecraft. By the 15th century, figures like King Muhammad Rumfa of Kano actively institutionalized Islamic rule.

The Sokoto Jihad (19th Century): To eradicate syncretism and reform the religious practices of the Hausa states, Usman dan Fodio launched a jihad in 1804. This solidified a dominant Islamic theocracy that defined Northern identity, law, and culture.



Yorubaland

Entry Method (15th Century): Islam arrived as Esin Imale (the religion of the Malians), brought by itinerant Dyula/Malian merchants during the prosperous reign of Alaafin Oluaso of the Oyo Empire.

Gradual Coexistence: For centuries, it served as the religion of foreign visitors. Because early Islam accommodated foundational Yoruba traditions (e.g., polygamy, divination, and praise poetry), it spread peacefully from the 17th century onward without centralized, forceful imposition.

The Ilorin Jihad (19th Century): While the North's Islamic conversion was largely centralized, Islam's political push in Yorubaland occurred when Af^nja, an Oyo military general in Ilorin, allied with Fulani scholars, leading to Ilorin becoming an Islamic emirate. However, the rest of Yorubaland generally adopted Islam on a grassroots, communal level, resulting in deep religious tolerance where Muslim and Christian faiths frequently thrive within the same families.
Politics › Re: Islamization Of Nigeria: Hausa And Yorubas Are Taken, Igbos Next (opinion) by CodeTemplar: 3:29pm On Jun 09
Islam entered Northern Nigeria early through trans-Saharan trade and state-level adoption, while in Yorubaland, it spread gradually through peaceful Malian traders, often coexisting with traditional beliefs. The Northern spread became defined by the 19th-century Sokoto Jihad, whereas the Yoruba experience remained highly syncretic and flexible.
Family › Re: How Would You React If Your Child Returned From School Looking This Way? by CodeTemplar: 3:23pm On Jun 09
Headcut.
Crime › Re: A Soldier, 4 Hostages Killed In Magbon - Mowe, Ogun State by CodeTemplar: 3:18pm On Jun 09
The way it should be. Immediate recovery.
Business › Re: Why Cooking Gas Will Remain Scarce, Expensive by CodeTemplar: 2:56pm On Jun 09
MasterTeeUSA:
Did you not understand what you just read?. Clearly, the export market is lucrative which makes the pipeline even more important. It will increase investors and producers and we may even make more than what we make in crude since you cannot steal and pipe it off like crude

Please, you all should stay in school before criticizing the Govt.
dis u understand yours?
Crime › Re: Youths In Warri Show 'Massive Love' To Fulani Robbers by CodeTemplar: 2:00pm On Jun 09
Where for airport road? I no hear am ooo.
Business › Re: Why Cooking Gas Will Remain Scarce, Expensive by CodeTemplar: 11:12am On Jun 09
NOETHNICITY:
You didn’t read it. We aren’t lacking gas, rather our local producers are greedy as they would rather export than sell within the local market
I read it well. Let thwm use the extra volume meant for the unready pipeline to shore up supply.
Politics › Re: I Will Stop Lagos-calabar Coastal Road Once I Become The President - Peter Obi by CodeTemplar: 11:09am On Jun 09
Can you back this up?
Politics › Re: Insecurity, Hardship May Stop Tinubu’s Re-Election – Dalung by CodeTemplar: 11:06am On Jun 09
10.9m APC member is waiting for you.
Education › Re: Rachael Alamu Speaks In New Video, Reveals What The Bandits Want by CodeTemplar: 11:02am On Jun 09
Dalohad:
Are you talking of Malami?
i mentioned no names oooo. Lol
Family › Re: Suitors Now Prefer Our Maids To Our Daughters For Marriage by CodeTemplar: 9:49pm On Jun 08
pocohantas:
I work like most Nigerians.

Why asking?
Armed robbery is a work. Prostitution too. Which of them do you do?
Family › Re: Suitors Now Prefer Our Maids To Our Daughters For Marriage by CodeTemplar: 9:47pm On Jun 08
pocohantas:
Slavery: Slavery is the condition in which one human being is legally owned by another and forced to work without compensation.



My house assistants work conditions;

1) My two house assistants were adults.

2) They signed a formal contract to work for/with me.

3) Work hours are 9am to 5pm, Mon-Fri, and on days where they worked beyond 6pm, they were paid for extra hours. Mostly days we bulk cooked or had a lot of deep cleaning to do.

4) They were entitled to breakfast and lunch.

5) They handled everything but cooking and caregiving. Errands, sweep, mop, market pickup (I have a shopper, they only pickup from her), iron clothes, clean general areas. They never washed or ironed adult clothes.

6) They were paid above minimum wage. 100k/month to be very specific. N40,000 biweekly. N20,000 was kept aside as their pension, payable with its accumulated interest upon resignation.

7) They both lived within walkable distance. Like a 15mins walk, so they didn't incur transportation cost.


What part of this arrangement was slavery? I am open to learning because this seems like a day job to me and legal domestic staffing have existed in different forms under different names.
what do you do for a living?
Business › Re: Why Cooking Gas Will Remain Scarce, Expensive by CodeTemplar: 9:41pm On Jun 08
A nation building pipeline to europe is lacking gas.
Agriculture › Re: How Much Would It Cost To Build A Mud Fence In Nigeria? by CodeTemplar: 9:35pm On Jun 08
It is cheaper compared to cement blocks but i cannot tell how cheap.
Family › Re: Ever Since I Got Married To My Husband 5 Months Ago, I Noticed Something Strâñğè by CodeTemplar: 9:28pm On Jun 08
bigpicture001:
Hope u know u didnt communicate...u said nithing
so people liked what understood not. Frustration
Crime › Re: Woman Who Staged Own Kidnap Found In Delta Hotel With Lover by CodeTemplar: 7:18pm On Jun 08
She used one stone to kill two birds.
Politics › Re: Family Of Beheaded Ogbomoso Teacher Rejects ₦500,000, Rice From Tinubu-ojo(video by CodeTemplar: 7:13pm On Jun 08
The man has such unwaivering confidence in rice nd cash inducement of the lowly.
Politics 15/10.
Education › Re: Rachael Alamu Speaks In New Video, Reveals What The Bandits Want by CodeTemplar: 7:10pm On Jun 08
Levels1:
Pls let us all be sensitive in our choice of words, how could you brought A hardened terrorist into this.... I honestly don't know why some people are supporting this evil guy,if Nigeria is working, the judge who sentenced him to life in prisonment should have been relief of his duty why he should have been sentence to death by firing squad
Did you consume fermented towu and okro.
Crime › Re: BREAKING: Oyo Residents Hit The Streets In Fresh Protest, Demand Rescue Of Abduc by CodeTemplar: 5:47pm On Jun 08
One woman in front of banner. Habbaa
Education › Re: Rachael Alamu Speaks In New Video, Reveals What The Bandits Want by CodeTemplar: 4:45pm On Jun 08
They can catch Kanu in Kenya and sedate him but suddenly lost all their expertise. The army, dss, and police all serve one tribe and religion. The man who announced Kanu's abduction in Hausa language is running for a public office today.
Crime › Re: Kidnapped Principal, Mrs Alamu, Says Kidnappers Not Asking For Sharia, #1billion by CodeTemplar: 4:40pm On Jun 08
Legacies of jihaadi APC.
Politics › Re: Over 28 Years And This Is My First Time Experience In Getting My PVC by CodeTemplar: 4:10pm On Jun 08
Tenses:
You no fit suffer all these come still stand for queue under hot sun to vote tinubu.

Vote wisely.
10.9m dey ground already.
Crime › Re: Bandits Kidnap 50 Zamfara Elders On Reconciliation Mission by CodeTemplar: 3:33pm On Jun 08
These are men with large families and good properties. N10b ransom loading.
Politics › Re: “Edo Is Truly Shining”: Sarcastic Chants As Floods Submerge Benin City (Video) by CodeTemplar: 12:56pm On Jun 08
Lanretoye:
I hail people who see flood in Florida as normal but see flood in Edo as a disaster.
The urban or rural part of Florida versus Edo. Be using that thing bro.
Politics › Re: “Edo Is Truly Shining”: Sarcastic Chants As Floods Submerge Benin City (Video) by CodeTemplar: 12:54pm On Jun 08
Edi4real87:
Get your PVC
My PVC can only give one vote but N50 pen in the hand of tinubu wrote 10.9m imaginary NiN-less votes into APC register in preparation for main election. Do i need to go further for you to smell the cofferle abi na fura de noni?
Politics › Re: “Stop Killing Our Children” – BringBackOurChildren Protest In Toronto Canada by CodeTemplar: 9:54am On Jun 08
One advantage if Japa. You can protest.
Politics › Re: Nigeria National Budget Since 2011 To 2026 by CodeTemplar: 9:06am On Jun 08
osuofia2:
Defence be eating our Budget and nothing to show for?
See excuse. Yet army have no bullet or equipment to locate hostages alone talk less of rescuing them. Iree ooo.
Politics › Re: Nigeria National Budget Since 2011 To 2026 by CodeTemplar: 9:04am On Jun 08
One of the best analysis. I hope DrMB is observing.

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