₦airaland Forum

A school as an institution has their uniform...the way you people take these foreign religions so seriously, yet I don't see the benefit, almajiris and religious extremism and terrorism are some cons of religion, yet you people want to push it down the throat of every spheres of our lives... Nigeria is a secular nation, if you want to live in a religious fundamentalist nation, go to Saudi Arabia, Qatar etc.

mobileboy:
To be honest Muslims communities are the most unfair and they only talk about been fair when it favours their selfishness

Starting from freedom of religion, historically Yoruba kingship is associated with traditionalist while Northern kingship is forcefully associated with islam

This same Muslims will never ever allow a Christian become Emir of Ilorin talk less of Kano or even a non Muslim become emir of Sokoto, they will rather go to war and kill that that to happen even if the rightful heir is a non Muslim

When Muslims are in the minority they shout about right, justice and equality ...trust them at your peril. immediately they because majority they forget about what justice looks like but their own greed and expansionist agendas

Merely suggesting a Christian or traditionalist should become emir of Sokoto can get you killed while other Muslims will simply cheer the killers they forget no one is more northern than the other, they will say respect the rule of the land

Hypocrite chameleons set of people

Once they get the numbers they use their sharia laws to intimidate and oppress.

If you can't respect a people's culture, leave, our cultural heritage and identity is who we are, religion is a function of indoctrination, borrowed scriptures from foreign lands. Our culture must dominate in our communities and towns. The easiest way to subjugate a people is indoctrinating them to disown their own culture, essence and heritage, for religion that is crafted by men.

Lagos should be beyond this as an international city. This is southern Nigeria, most of the fulani people are primitive, we all heard about what they do, do not give them chance in your domain, they will think they own the place, due to their obsession to enter the south by all means. People need to be wise, Yoruba culture only should be allowed to preside, not this. This is a very bad look for a mega city.

If our courts don't start giving death penalty to confirmed kidnappers, and the governors signing death warrants, then we are not serious. Prison doesn't scare demonic kidnappers, they want to make big money, but if they see they loose their life if caught, most will chicken out. I have never seen a country so docile as Nigeria, in America kill one citizen, the country will be shut down till attacker is killed.

Sir Herbert Macaulay was a great activist, honour to his name.

olawonder:
Good. Now we agree that the claim that Christians are being killed in Nigeria is cheap propaganda, because certainly none of the victims of attacks in the North are from the Deeperlife sect, which according to you are the true Christians!

Deborah was killed because if religion, this is religious prosecution. Blasphemy laws and sharia laws are religious prosecution when enforced on non muslims. We must understand that nobody cares about your religion, it is your personal business, forcing others to be like you is prosecution and evil.

Blasphemy laws in the North and the sharia laws being enforced on non Muslims is religious prosecution!

I don't know if Nigerian politicians don't understand what prosecution is... forcing others to behave like you or believe what you believe or kill or harm them is religious prosecution...the American senate sees all this, we can keep deceiving ourselves, everyone sees the hypocrisy here.

Nazgul:
One problem I’ve noticed with many Nigerians is that we love using things without fully understanding how and when they should be used — and that often leads to misuse.

Ever since I started living alone, my phone is always on and reachable — loud ringtone, data on, and “available” status. To me, it’s common sense. If someone calls at 2am, I assume it’s an emergency.

My pastor once shared a story about a man who was kidnapped on his way from Lagos to Ibadan for a burial. The first group (going to the same burial) driving ahead of him narrowly escaped the kidnappers and kept trying to call to warn him — but his phone was on silent mode. He didn’t pick up, drove straight into danger, and was taken. Thankfully, he survived, but when he was released, he later told them that he 12 missed calls on his phone after the kidnappers surrounded and abducted him. Those calls could have saved him if only his phone hadn’t been silent.

That story stuck with me.

With the security challenges we face in this country, it’s not wise to put your phone permanently on DND or silent. Think about it —

What if there’s trouble in your neighborhood and someone’s trying to warn you?

What if a loved one has an emergency and can’t reach you?

What if a job or opportunity comes your way, but your phone is unreachable?

We live in unpredictable times, and staying reachable is more than convenience — it’s a safety measure.

Let’s be more alert and intentional. Living in Nigeria sometimes feels like living in a war zone, and awareness is one of the few defenses we have.

Instead of Nigerians to be angry at being picked up like chickens by kidnappers, they are using it as an example... docility at its best.

APC want to cause problems because of their political ambitions...you and your political jobbers being used to cause confusion in Edo state will be put to shame. Iyaloja can never materialise in Benin.

If they are not sentenced to death and executed, then where is deterrence?

In this days of uncertainty, these tips are definitely useful, share as a public service. Mods take to front page, Nigerians need security orientation.

Unemployed youths take advantage of this, and start earning, I see most of you online all day, put in work to earn a good living.

Unwholesome dredging activities causes flooding, when we take all the sand from the water without filling back we create vacuums and water escapes out, rushing to anywhere in its path.

Tenrack:
I swear bro. It's like the lot of them are NPCs. They never seem to be bothered. All that concerns them is to move on with life like there's nothing at stake. Almost zombie like..many of them do not even care about awakening or enlightenment. Just zombie -esque human beings.

Apt, zombie... satisfied and trapped by consumerism.

Predictor3:
He will be freed.
But you shouldn't be surprised that majority of the people against him here are ibos. They think the war is a war between Christians and Muslims

We support Zionists over extremists muslims because there are no Zionist terrorists, only Islamic terrorists and jihadists killing and displacing Nigerians.

Who sent him?

You people should fight for Nigeria, terrorists killing Nigerians, kidnappers killing and displacing Nigerians yet I have not seen this face protest. I think he was paid.

Iyaloja is for politics to get numbers for APC...APC are very evil, because of their selfish politics, they want to cause violence in a peaceful state, your Iyaloja will never materialise in Edo state, you people have failed, you only built resentment for yourselves. Evil APC

Apcnewrecruit:
Does he want to rule only Christians? Is Nigeria a Christian nation? Don't you know that Nigeria is a Muslim nation?

Confusionist... Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Kuwait are muslim nation, you can relocate there.

Tenrack:
my thoughts exactly bro. It's scary.

Most of them don't even care about the bad politicking, they act too refined to be bothered about what politicians do and how they are plunging the society to chaos with their maladministration and corruption.

Conwoman jam lazy youth

People are just giving birth because it's what everyone does, most of them don't care about securing their families.

Ramon92:
This is not about religion, it's about power and politics

Iswap, bokoharam etc are all religious extremists.

Anywhere belle face

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I wonder how a society idolize cultism, if you are a criminal, say you are a criminal, I understand Italian mafia, they run gambling, casinos,drugs, I don't understand calling yourself cultists, what do cultists do?
Robbery, kidnapping?

it's dumb to me...any society that idolize scums is in trouble.

ajalawole:
never bro.. Even though she was so close to my mum when we were together, she don't inform my mum before she leaves and don't call her either, been 4yrs now and she want to come back.

A woman is thinking survival and best option, a man is thinking love.

aribisala0:
They went against Dangote reducing price?

Why?

Where did you get this from?

Did you attend university or other Higher institution

How are you different from a person that did not

Most of you are either uninformed or mischievous, it is common knowledge that they went against Dangote for reducing price, they have no rights to do this, doing this is sabotaging the economy and Nigerians benefits. Since you pretend to be ignorant of this, that is the link.
https://economicconfidential.com/dangote-nupeng-fuel-price/

bixton:
To the very best of my knowledge and understanding the UNIONs have been working within the limits of their powers as guided by their constitution.

It an aberration for anyone to use the court to restrain them when that person is going against the law of the country and industrial laws.




Have you heard an individual in Europe getting a court injunction against a case brought against him.......!!!!

It's only in Nigeria such happens.

You can't force workers to join union, Dangote is more important to Nigeria than NUPENG and pengassen...they overstepped their boundaries when they went against Dangote for reducing price of PMS.

iceking4:
Every company has the right to sack even 5k workers. But what right thinking Nigerians and the union is asking for is define the real meaning of sabotage as contained in the sacked letters. Why where they sacked ? What if your dad is part of those people and he was sacked for no reason at ALL

Sabotage is working against the company that employed you, paying you.