₦airaland Forum

LagosShia:
WHAT A RELIEF FOR MUSLIMS!!!

i believe the Muslim world would be better-off without Bin Laden.he is a product of the CIA and a curse to Muslims.i do not have in my hands evidence to implicate Bin Laden for the 9/11 attacks.
but Bin Laden and his taliban friends are responsible for the massacre of thousands of the Hazara people in Afghanistan.

he has caused much difficulties for Muslims around the world.a muslim cannot comfortably seat in a plane without eyes rolling against him.it feels bad.the sad thing is that the westerner does not know the difference between a wahhabi/salafist and an ordinary sunni talkess of knowing the difference between a wahhabi/salafist like bin laden and someone who is shia.they dont know that a shia or even an ordinary sunni would never be silly to blow innocent civilians in London or Madrid.the westerner and ignorant people just bundle all Muslims into one lot and fear/hate them all.the hate and psycho behaviour is from wahhabism aka salafism who make up a very small but lethal minority among muslims.

these are the same people (wahhabis) beheading human beings in the name of islam:

http://www.shiachat.com/forum/index.php?/topic/234988608-saudiwahhabi-beheader-on-tv-show/

Is written on their foreheads,or do you walk up to any Muslim & enquire of him/her if they're of the wahabi or Sunni sect?The important thing is to approach every Muslim with caution until proven otherwise

Even the wedding attendees would make you wonder but what do I know 

You can check the vid here;
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=58JgemP4Xjc

Igbos rock-Naija rocks 

For the second time in as many days the flag bearer in the just concluded presidential elections has thumped up his nose at the president-elect.Prodding the president to arrest him if he has the wherewithal to do so.

Buhari’s daring statement came even as leader of the Niger Delta Peoples Volunteer Force (NDPVF), Alhaji Mujaheed Dokubo-Asari, called for his arrest and prosecution over the riots that claimed lives and property in the North.
Dokubo said: “People like Buhari should not be allowed to be moving freely after that carnage. They should be brought to book to show they are not above the law. The President must assert his power and arrest the man. Nothing will happen. I repeat, nothing will happen.”

The President of the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN), Pastor Ayo Oritsejafor, made a similar call fror Buhari’s arrest last Sunday.
Speaking through his spokesman, Mr Yinka Odumakin, Buhari said after all the killings and bombings the Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta (MEND) claimed responsibility for, it took the intervention of a Nobel Laureate to negotiate for them before the President of Nigeria.

“Now, a man for which no crime has been established against, they want him arrested. So, for the last time again, we dare them. Let them go and arrest him,” Odumakin said. He further said that Dokubo-Asari’s call was not surprising as it confirmed the plan for secession of the Ijaw nation.“When there was bomb blast in Abuja on October 1, 2010, MEND claimed responsibility, but the Commander-in-Chief absolved MEND and said he knows those who carried out the bombing. Till date he has not told the nation who those bombers are. Now a man who has condemned violence, who has condemned the killings and went on air to condemn the unfortunate incidents, they are calling for his arrest.

“Nigeria should be aware that there is a small group in this country today that is bent on breaking up this country and they want to use the office of the President of Nigeria, which they have captured by hook or crook, and their antics should be noticed by the Nigerian people.” Responding to the violence that trailed the presidential election, former Deputy Senate President in the botched Third Republic, Albert Legogie, said Nigerian leaders should be held responsible instead of individuals.

According to Legogie, those involved in the violence were mainly street urchins, adding that the violence was unnecessary since it was the best thing that happened to Nigeria since the June 12 presidential election.“I am of the opinion that the violence that followed the presidential election was unnecessary and uncalled for in the sense that the election was reasonably credible, transparent, free and fair. I think it is probably the best we have had in the country since the presidential election of 1992. So, when people started fighting and killing themselves over it, I felt very disappointed.
“I think Nigerians should learn to accommodate themselves; accommodate other people’s religion, other people’s differences and we should learn to live together as members of one big family.

“If you go back again, you find that we still have to hold our leaders responsible for the violence, in the sense that most of these people who sped into the streets and started maiming and killing people are urchins. People that have no homes, people that have no jobs.“They are street urchins. If we had created jobs for these people, if we had created welfare facility for these people, if we had accommodated them in our system, they would not have gone the way they went.

“I listened to a friend who told me that most of them would say oh, look at this one, he is very well-fed, he must look like a Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) man. Anybody that was well-fed was a PDP man and they descended on the person.
“So, one of the challenges the President should face right now is to create massive job opportunity for the large number of youths roaming the streets of this country. We can no longer defend it and unless we do it now, we are heading for a major disaster. The killings were just a warning,” the Edo State-born Legogie said.

http://www.sunnewsonline.com/webpages/news/national/2011/may/01/national-01-05-2011-001.htm

@Op,if u break up now,what's the guarantee the nxt one that comes along wldn't do the same? Think this thru & thru

Rossikk:
Can people just shut the fuuk up and allow the govt that was elected by a majority, deal with the problem as it best sees fit.

YOU were not elected, so GET LOST.

This product of a gang r.ape is still exhibiting traits of his bloodline.I see,some things never change they just get worse

violent:
just watching that you tube video makes me think WTF does this dude bring to the table when quality of governance is being measured?

Never judge a book by its cover

Like Obama gives an eff about some royal wedding.He is more concerned about the tornadoes & storms sweeping thru his country.Methinks even if he was offered an invite he would have turned it down cuz the American media would have had his a.rse for lunch

^^I'm sorry i can't help you.You're a lost cause

wesley80:
^^^ and let me reiterate too; Na your FADA be id.iot, wherever he is.

Same problem we've had in this country for years,you can't even innovate. You're stup!d

wesley80:
@Cold,
Na your FADA be Id.iot, you miserable brainwashed street urchin.

Jheeze!This is so lame,i thought you'd come at me gunz blazing but you come with some lame ish like 'na your fada (who is late by the way)be id!ot!Your stup!dity is overwhelming it's unbelievable.I really can't fathom why you're so eager to back anything shady,let me reiterate-you're an id!ot,end of

Besides the religious tensions in the north I dare say the north is a safer region to reside than the east.I was born in Jos & has lived there all my life save for my regular soujourns in the diaspora.I travelled to the east last year after a while globetrotting & two kidnap attempts were made on my person & family as well.Whilst i spent weeks in the north moving freely without as much as a thought of being abducted for ransom in spite of the fact I moved around in a very conspicuous car.Abegi leave story,my people get issues but i remain & proud to be Igbo nonetheless.

Nadanbata:
LMAO ofc GEJ will put his boy in. He delivered 99% GEJ and 80% turnout   . They gots to share da Delta oil money oooo.

We shall see.Imolites,unlike Abians aren't docile,we talk the talk & walk it.Like isaid-we shall see

wesley80:
Absolutely intriguing contest. Was in Owerri last week after about 4 years away and i have to say in terms of visible development and organisation, Ohakim has done extremely well. What most people seem to hate about him are his guts and pride which have diminished the trust people have on him and tilted opinion towards Rochas who is seen more as a potential man of the people. The zoning factor is something that however can not be ignored as the article points out, left for me I'll prefer Ohakim in power cos despite his misdemeanors, he does have a concrete plan and has been goin about it quite impressively.

You're an id!ot,end of!

Bottomline-declaring Ohakim as the winner of the Imo state gubernatorial election will only be a recipe for disaster.We have had it up to here with that thug,no voodoo politics will work here.I swear down we won't take it;Sai Rochas

femojie:
@OP: jobless ***hole

Very typical.Rather than attacking/addressing  the issues,you attack the OP.What is wrong in holding our leaders accountable?

That's her pic & she's not a Muslim,has never been.Nonetheless,she doesn't stand even a teeny weeny bit of a chance.As far as Plateau state is concerned,Sai Jang.His developmental strides are nothing short of phenomenal

real4life:
It is possible. If only the present generation would set their hearts and minds on reaching this goal.

But that is a Big Ask.You know it & I know it.In fact it is i[b]mpossible[/b]!(Funny,that isn't a word you'll find in my dictionary)

@BABE,when Advocator was talking about dating a very pretty Nigerian chic on Somalilife.com,was he really talking about you?

Ok,I get it now

You welcome.I'm actually surprised you didn't come at me gunz blazing after my first comment.It must be a good day