₦airaland Forum

festacman:
It is in force in any Islamic country or state that has adopted sharia law. The rule is simple: don't criticise or say anything bad about Allah or his prophet Mohammed. It doesn't matter if you are a muslim or not. And it is often abused by many people to settle scores. That's why one should be careful up North because you can easily be lynched upon an alarm.

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I use to think the Islamic laws is applied for cases between Muslims alone.
But now, you said whether Muslims or not, it doesn't matter.

Mehn, this is not good... How can someone who is not a Muslim be judged with the Sharia laws, it doesn't make sense.

festacman:
I am against killing somebody for saying something silly about Allah or Mohammed. More so, being a Nigerian citizen, the superiority of the constitution to sharia law should give him reprieve.

However, my question is why should somebody blatantly and foolishly make a blasphemous statement when he knows the consequences in an Islamic society. Sing about love, life, corrupt politicians, etc but stay away from the 'trouble zone'. I think the condemned fellow is an emotionally unintelligent person.

The truth is that WISDOM is key in life. A wise man understands his environment. Even Jesus Christ was very carefully in choosing his battles with the Pharisees because he knew that any mistake would truncate his mission on earth before the appointed time.

By the way, Bashir Ahmed like most Muslims knows that it is too dangerous to condem the death penalty openly. It is about personal safety.

Please, does this Islamic laws apply to non muslims?
Or, is it just anybody staying in northern Nigeria...
Please, anybody with info on this should clear me. Thanks

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pocohantas:
Damn!! Anything they eat/do is the standard. I have not met up to 7 Anambra people without this attitude.

Dear Poco,
I have been following your thread, and I must commend you for your good cooking knowledge. I have learnt a lot from you, and I try to practice once in a while following your methods step by step. Thank you a lot.

However, I find your submission about Anambra men very disturbing, infact I got irritated at some point, and wondered what Anambra men must have done to you....I know you are very intelligent and understand the danger of reckless generalisation. How can you even say majority of Anambra men are supremacist? I'm from Anambra and I'm not! I have relatives and they are not!
Again, I think you have problem with Igbo Men in general....not just Anambra men..

Poco, I'm sorry to say this, you hate Igbo men!!!
Just see the way you described Abiribia and Ngwa men...

Nne, I still love your threads a lot. But, then I will advice you stop making derogatory comments about Anambra men and other Igbo men... It is disgusting.

imohchard:
I use mostly NodeJs and Java

Thank you very much bro. I'm an Economics graduate and might work in the bank someday... I think going the IT way is the best. Thanks once more.

imohchard:
I am a programmer

Okay... Please, you know programming is very big. Can you please mention the programming language and IT technology to learn to be like you.
It will help me to narrow my effort to some specific programming and IT technology knowledge. Thanks

imohchard:
So it depends on your role though.
Some contract staffs earn more than some staffs of the banks.

Some are direct contract, especially if you are skillful. You can arrange a direct contract if your boss likes you.

But if you are teller at the bank, you might want to save enough to leave.

Hardly a career prospect.

P.S:
I am currently on a direct contract with a bank. I use to work with a firm but i got in direct because i have skills that my boss likes... By the way, i am in tech. and i earn more than a lot of full time staffs

Good Evening bro... Please, what are the relevant skills you gained that made you stand out.

I anticipate your reply. Thanks.

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Damn niggar This is not good!

Nigeria Politicians!

This is Nigeria for you. Please, MD what about Onitsha River Port.

iamyemiakins:
SEVEN THINGS YOU SHOULD NOT DO WHEN MEETING YOUR PARTNER'S PARENTS FOR THE FIRST TIME.



7. DON'T PASS THE NIGHT THERE

No matter the persuation, don't pass the night in their house on your first day of visit.

Please, what if I take my fiancee to see my people from her base, which maybe far from her home, are you saying she should not sleep over? Can you please explain this point.

SweetCunt97:
Never use the toilet! No matter how the shit pushes, hold it until you get home.

Please, I want to know why....

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chuxyfranklin:
If you look critically at the map of Nigeria, then yes they should share boundary..

This is true.... thanks bro.

Juliusmalema:
If you don't know, u research instead of empowering ur own Ignorance.

Lol, Mr. Juliusmalema, I wasn't supporting the guy who said" it is wrong", I only asked to know where the common boundary is located.
However, I have looked at the map, and I can see it clearly, there is a boundary very close to Imo state. Thanks

Africankel:
The bolded is wrong

I wanted to ask the same question, please does Anambra have boundary with Rivers State?

Does anybody have any idea, and what are the names of the communities that they share the common boundary with.

Nigeria wahala dey too many.

Slawormir:
Damnnnnn niggarrr
Isoright
This Corona viruse don cause many problems already

Imagine a real niggarrr is plus +1 today

But can't do anything because he is damnnnnn broke because of corona viruse

But am still going to try and drop recharge cards of two thousand naira

Damnnnn niggar
As a real niggar, I must say you have really made Nairaland entertaining for some of us.

Happy birthday bro....

This is not good.

Please, how much is the training cost.

Kachifo3:
I saw a video of Apc gubernatorial candidates campaign trending online. He was shouting "obiano bu onye ohi" obiano is a thief, he stole 200 billion.

Hon Tony nwoye is a member representing anambra East/West in the national assembly, former PDP chairman in anambra state. Anambra East and West which comprises of numerous communities such as Aguleri, Anam, nzam, innoma, Nsugbe, igbokenyi, igbakwu etc, is one of the least developed local government in anambra state.

Since 2015, Hon Tony nwoye had been collecting constituency allowance but there is nothing to show of it. Not even a borehole or wheelbarrow. This is an area with the highest rate of poverty in anambra state many out of school children and many unemployed youth.


When flood was ravaging his constituency in 2016, where was he? He was spotted in nzam yesterday for the first time since 2015 talking rubbish..

Before you vote him.

Let's x-ray the people of igbokenyi in anambra East..

Travelling to Igbokenyi is quite an ordeal. From Onitsha, Anambra State, you board a boat to Illah in Delta State, from where you trek to the neglected Igala-speaking, rustic community. But NWANOSIKE ONU reports that things may have started to change



Their only road to the outside world is a narrow path, flooded in the rainy season and overgrown in the hot period. On it, residents of Igbokenyi in Anambra West Local Government Area of the state march to Illah in Delta State where they board a boat on the bank of River Niger. At the end of their trip outside, they march back on the same path to their rustic community of perhaps over 100,000 people.

Their resilience is as remarkable as their peculiarities. They speak Igala language of Kogi State, with whom they have a boundary. But they are in Anambra, though quartered on the Delta end of the Niger, and speak smattering Igbo.

There is no primary school in Igbokenyi there is hardly anything else bearing a modern mark, except perhaps the clothes the people wear. No paved road. No secondary school. No hospital. And no fond memories from any government of any stripe.

Their mud shelters are hardly better than what their forebears bequeathed to them. It is rare to see any fair-skinned person, the reason for which is hard to see.

The people know what suffering is like. The only thing they say they do not know is why they are where they are, and why no one seems to care whether they live or die.

They have no pipe-borne water, and perhaps count themselves lucky to, at least, have the great Niger to draw from and wash in.

The visitor to Igbokenyi gets to Illah first, by boat from Onitsha, Anambra State, or Asaba, Delta State. From Illah, you walk, as the residents do, on that bush path, to Igbokenyi. It is not the pleasant of journeys, but that is the lot of the residents, and the visitor must also put up with it.

The people are in agony. All they have is mud houses like in the ancient times.

The only source of making ends meet in the area is farming.

Even their farm products are always difficult to transport outside the area because of lack of transportation means, except through the River to the cities.

But during one of his tours to some churches round the state months back, a philanthropist in the state from Umuchu community, Mr. Godwin Ezeemo, who wept seeing such backwardness, told the Anglican Church in the area that he would provide boats to ease their transportation problems.

This story is not good at all. I wonder why Anambra East and Anambra West LGA are the least developed in Anambra State.

I have friends from other parts of Anambra, and when they tell the stories of how developed their places are, I begin to wonder why Anambra East is so undeveloped...
God help us.

Lovelies1:
In your mind do an analysis on this house and guess how much it cost to build cause the owner currently put it for sale it location is at commissioner quarters awka anambra state it's a 5 bedroom duplex it's for sale own oo but just try an how much he use in building and the amount he wants to sell just guess

Pls, do we call this type of structure a duplex or a bungalow

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