₦airaland Forum

maestroferddi:
Oga, stop operating as if you are still living in a 7th century cave...

This is the age of the internet...

It only takes a little curiosity via surfing the net to make your questions and wild suppositions patently ridiculous...

In any case, I suppose you are just being disingenuous...

maestroferddi:
Please help us explain "The Al-Qarada Campaign"...

Go straight to the point, please...

BetterHeadline:
1.) Yes.
2.) Yes.
3.) The person you quoted isn't just talking about homicide, but religious motivated violence.
4.) There are no over 2billion muslims worldwide. A 2007 Pew Research Center study of several nations throughout the Muslim world showed that an average of 38% of muslims believe sucide bombing is justified. The Pew Research Study did not include Iran, Iraq, Saudi Arabia, Syria, Afghanistan, Tunisia, Libya, and Algeria in the survey, although densely populated Muslim countries such as Pakistan, Egypt, Indonesia, and Bangladesh were included.

A YouGov survey for the Daily Telegraph, published two weeks after the July 2005 bombings in the London Underground , showed that 25% of British Muslim expressed some sympathy with the motives of the bombers.

A 2011 study by Pew Research showed that 21% of muslim Americans expressed support for extremism.

A 2015 survey showed that, in Pakistan , 62% of muslims polled had a favorable view ISIS, while 20% of Muslims in Nigeria and 12% of those in Malaysia had a favorable view of ISIS. The survey did not include Iran, Saudi Arabia, Algeria, Yemen, Syria, Iraq, Egypt, Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Sudan and Libya.

5.) Yes.
6.) From your comment, you appear to be a lover of valid data. Kindly show us the valid data where millions of people were killed in the name of Christianity.
7.) Answer is the same as number 6.

huptin:
1.Homicide is different from terrorism, especially due to hatred for other faiths

2. I didn't mention history, history is dark for all humans...I am talking of present.

3. Currently Muslims are responsible for majority of religion motivated killings...here in Nigeria, it is 100% actually, I have never heard of Christians or traditional religion adherents killing people for their god...only Muslims...there must be something in that religion that promotes hatred!

huptin:
I know the 'they' I was referring to, they also quote from the Koran by the way....not all Muslims are killers but most people that kill in the name of religion are Muslims.

sudeba:
Draw soup loading

huptin:
So why do they enjoy killing Christians?

AfonjaConehead:
What is a allahu,ejo, somebody?

Kukutente23:
And why can't New York Times lie?
Is the paper run by angels?
You still fail to realise that even from your write up, they are not fighting the cause of Christianity but for their homeland.

Dejijossy:
No respect for leaders , sick people everywhere

Mozozo1:
This is not correct! Pool in that letter is not referring to swimming pool but rather all the vehicles in government house and the fuel storage tank management. This includes the cars, trucks, ambulances, buses and SUVs. He's is always abreast of the condition of each of the the vehicles in the government house, the fuel management and tank recharge and also the allocated drivers. He works directly with the director of protocol in government house. I come in peace!

BoldBrainz:
Him no wan hear say any other children die for the family again, after Ifeanyi's demise.

So it's best to have a professional maintaining his pool and his family members'. And how best to respect the rule of law than to make the employment officially documented as an appointment?!

Adeleke respects the rule of law. Be like Ademola Adeleke.

Abufo:
I thought he was going to the Netherlands............he for kukuma branch for International criminal court,there is something they want to discuss with the short man devil!

OyeofIkoTuN:
Home of terrorist..

LEBANON

Yankee101:
Lebanon of all places

raskymonojendor:
Foolish Niger Republic coupists wants to turn their country to Mali. A country that Jihadists have taken more than half of it.

No wonder Niger republic jihadists rejoiced when they heard that the president had been toppled by the coupist.

saintbillion:
Boss be seriou na. I dey reason make I no go seriously. Even bible say FEAR NORTH.

Zxcvbnmghtr:
Dennisbulkan

Lovenorth:
Elrufai in the mud

Omoawoke:
Are they scared

Triangles1:
I'm here to educate you when it comes to security and please and please, biko, stop using vulgar languages words to mention me, that's reason when you call police that there's a robbery going on in your house or street, do you still need need NASS or SENATE permission, that's my problem with you guys you claimed you know the law but you didn't follow the street, don't think the British bring this law to favor you, wake up brother.

Life is not about policies all the time.

Triangles1:
This is the problem with the world in general, you see people dying instead of you to help you pick up your phone start recording, so the Senate want to debate on military activities that needs urgent action.

They thank God say no be OBJ dey power or IBB.

sslcrypt:
This is the best thing. Leave them alone but let them go find another access to seaport and another source of electricity.

LocalStandard1:
With this war Nigeria will never be accepted to BRICS, its application will be rejected, maybe no African country aside South Africa who's already a member and maybe Ethiopia. The world will keep moving forward while Africa is left behind, again.

Kingsleyodafe2:



Tinubu is not fighting a war

Nigeria is not fighting a war

ECOWAS, ECOMOG are fighting the war


ECOWAS have reserve military for such Military action, drawn from 15 members country

ECOWAS 15 head of state, came to Abuja to meet and made a resolution on Military intervention not Tinubu

ECOWAS 15 members country Military Chief came to Abuja to make a resolution for Military intervention not Tinubu



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FreedomfromtheT:
Hmmmmmmmm!
Should we then allow coup d'etats in (West) Africa to continue unchecked?

RoxyBrownAutos:
All that Nigeria leaders need to do is to align with the new military leaders of Niger republic and then the project will continue.