₦airaland Forum

hopeforcharles:
Another one. They will begin targeting Nigerians there now.

nihilistjnr:
I'm still not seeing the problem

Is Amoto the one sentencing people to death in Kano, or is it the Judicial System?

If the law of the land says blasphemy is punishable by death, then it is irrelevant what Amoto thinks .

ShaqFu:
are you telling me a Sharia court can trial a non Muslim on account of making blasphemous statement against Islam or the prophet?

nihilistjnr:
But who sentenced the cleric to death?

Emaprince:
What? I used to think Amoto is a core notherner...due to the way he responds like one who's been radicalised.

reccy:
What d'fuq? Can someone just bring dagger and lets divide this contraption? This shit can never be one.

I mean, can't you see that this forced marriage is not working? Sentence to death?

My Islam has suffered in the hands of ignorant people!

nihilistjnr:
Nigeria Penal Code allows for up to 2 years of jail time for a convicted Blasphemer.

https://laws.lawnigeria.com/2018/04/20/lfn-criminal-code-act/

So legally in Nigeria, there is a penalty for Blasphemy.

Amoto94:
The narrations on apostasy/blasphemy are well known and accepted by me just like committing treason the punishment is death once every condition has been met, I'm unapologetic about the stance of Islam on these issues. There are no truths in what the opponents of Islam have said they take isolated cases and specific issues to generalize without taking into context what warrant certain rulings.

Amoto94:
but I support the penalty for blasphemy in line with Islamic injunctions. This is my belief

Skimpledawg:
Pause everyone, Pause!
The Prayers and workings on the mountain has been answered and the result is a beautiful baby girl

Join me and dance guys, my beautiful wife put to bed an adorable princess early this morning

I am a father!

raumdeuter:
Buhari has not been much worse than Jonathan

sageb:
Sen. Akpabio will appeal the case up to the Supreme Court.
APC submitted Akpabio's name to INEC but DIG did not withdraw his candidacy.
@Dis.stroy do you believe that Sen. Akpabio may win the case against DIG ekpoudom at the apex court.

akwesenana:
Mbappe is fast.

BlueRayDick:
god of football dey play on Sunday, don't u think Michael and Gabriel will be at the stands cheering their home boy?

BlueRayDick:
U ever read of what the prince of Persia did to the prayers of Daniel in the book of Daniel ? Na wetin we the Messi fans dey do to ur prayer now

JasonScoolari:
DissTr.oy, I hope you're seeing our King doing what he knows how to do best...

DissTroy:
"For it is written, my plans for you are of goals and assists, and not of bench. Of doing my talking on the pitch, not of interviews with Piers Morgan". Thus sayeth Leo Messi.

larride:
Make we use Dis.stroy papa land to wager so he can lose both ways when that midget send him into sorrow.

nihilistjnr:
You sabi road o. That Ansarudeen near FRSC office in Ota. Why does everywhere in Ota look like dystopian landscape?

nihilistjnr:
I think it;s these 2 really, especially in Abule-Egba side heading towards Ota

Ansarudeen seemed to be prolific with secondary schools sha , whilst Ahmadiyya gave us the famous busstop

donstan18:
At some point, I even admitted that people should behave according to their environment that very day, but did with my full chest, no grammar packaging.

He supported the killing of Deborah, how it was done doesn’t matter, fact remains that he supported the fact that she was killed for WhatsApp group’s message.

nihilistjnr:
Amoto said this
The bolded is self explanatory.
I can support the death penalty for a convicted murderer for example. It doesn't mean I support jungle justice.

Theflint1:
Lol, everybody dey prepare to cook each other. Obidients dey drop their warning on cooking wey dey wait Agbadorians if BAT no win, Agbadorians and fencists dey say make Obidients beta deactivate if PO no win, meanwhile Atiku dey one corner dey wait to rain on everybody parade

nihilistjnr:
Support for death penalty does not equal support for mob action.

Nigeria's penal code still has the death penalty by the way. and Nigeria's constitution allows for death penalty following a blasphemy conviction in Sharia Court

https://www.reuters.com/world/africa/nigerias-sharia-blasphemy-law-not-unconstitutional-court-rules-2022-08-17/

nihilistjnr:
The pertinent part of the quote is this:


He didnt shy away from his belief that blasphemers against his religion deserve the death penalty. However he argues that he only supports the penalty as handed out by the Sharia Court following a judicial trial.

larride:
But the penalty for blasphemy according to Islam is not jungle justice or is it?

Someone can support the penalty for blasphemy according to the tenets of their believe and still be against jungle justice irrespective of why the mob carried it out.

They are not mutually exclusive.

Amoto94:
The narrations on apostasy/blasphemy are well known and accepted by me. just like committing treason the punishment is death
once every condition has been met, I'm unapologetic about the stance of Islam on these issues.

Amoto94:
I never supported the jungle justice that was meted out to Deborah stop conflating my support for judicial trial of the accused with support for unlawful/mob action.

Amoto94:
The narrations on apostasy/blasphemy are well known and accepted by me just like committing treason the punishment is death once every condition has been met, I'm unapologetic about the stance of Islam on these issues. There are no truths in what the opponents of Islam have said they take isolated cases and specific issues to generalize without taking into context what warrant certain rulings.

Amoto94:
but I support the penalty for blasphemy in line with Islamic injunctions. This is my belief

JasonScoolari:
Lol, Boss, long time.

DissTroy:
"For it is written, my plans for you are of goals and assists, and not of bench. Of doing my talking on the pitch, not of interviews with Piers Morgan". Thus sayeth Leo Messi.

DissTroy:
A moment of magic in an otherwise ordinary game thus far.

DissTroy:
And finally, another match of the tournament, again.

And finally, after a few days of mortals taking center stage, football's god (and greatest player that was, that is and is to come) descends from his throne of goals to bless the otherwise ordinary World Cup with the gloriousness of his existence and the wondrousness of his footballing being.

And finally, Leo Messi plays. Today the supernatural meets with the natural.