₦airaland Forum

vecman22:
Ipobs how far

What is d next step......which way now

bullabong:
Fake pastors that have no love for their congregation let alone an outsider.

Nowenuse:
LoL, okay o.

Core northern Nigerians will improve in education. I think they need some more time and pressure too.
More of them are migrating away from their villages and hometowns to the south and are now getting the hard reality of the way things should be.
Middlebelt states used to be very backward in terms of education before, but we are gradually catching up with the south.
It is just time, education came to the south 50 years earlier than the North, remember?

Nowenuse:
LoL, so you people will accept middlebelters?

Nowenuse:
They are there, they don't just advertise themselves.
I am from Plateau and all my family members, brothers, cousins, aunties, uncles everyone all served in the SE and SS and we all met with others from same state and other northern states.

Core-northerners do not go to school compared to the middlebelt and south and that is why the percentage of northerners may look lower and most core-northerners always redeploy back to the core-north.

Nowenuse:
Are u ok? 90% of youth corpers from the North-central are posted to the south.
Or do you want to tell us that North-central people do not go on service or graduate univetsities?

Can't you see that the corpers themselves are northernerns?

EazyMoh:
Heheheheh!
Don't you guys get tired of empty chest beating?
Talking about MDA that is is currently in a ceasefire agreement, or ipod that are waiting for continuation of the trail of their leader.
Nigeria may divide but only when and if the north decides it. So hang on tight.
A word of advice try go to Kafanchan or Ijebu and open that your spare part shop dream business of yours. Don't think about dealing drugs though.

EazyMoh:
Lol! You are blessed with everything in the south except the wisdom and know how to break off what's holding you back.
laughing in Fulfulde!

EazyMoh:
Cry me a river!

GoldenJAT:
pardon!!ur father get oiltribal sentiment has so made some people 2b so foolish and stupid!!i dont even enjoy readin comments anymore.mk hate no kill u sha

Buhari2019:
Victory for National Unity.

YelloweWest:
I wonder what they do with their numbers

Keneking:
Southern Nigeria sef

delishpot:
Of course the Devil is in charge of most religion today. People can be in denial all they want. The devil controls certain aspect in certain religion. Like if you say let us kill all non believers a particular religion would say YES! While one would really round to say NO their book teaches to love enemies. So Christianity is not the only religion that devil got a hold on.

Donald Trump's 'religious liberty' executive order rejected by 1,000 faith leaders

More than 1,000 faith leaders have signed a letter condemning Donald Trump’s anticipated executive order on “religious liberty”.

The President is expected to enact a new law this week which would protect individuals and organisations that discriminate against LGBTQ people on religious grounds.

In an open letter published independently online, 1,300 religious leaders called on Mr Trump to abandon the bill, saying it would turn freedom "into a weapon to discriminate against broad swath[e]s of the nation”.

Although a final version of the order has not yet been published, a draft leaked to the Nation in February suggested conservative Christians could legally deny LGBTQ people goods and services under the new law. White House officials confirmed some of the contents of the draft to Politico this week.

Faith leaders pointed out that religious freedom is already protected by the constitution and existing law; rather than enhancing this, the draft executive order privileges one religious perspective above all others.

“Although it purports to strengthen religious freedom, what this order would actually do is misuse this freedom, turning it into a weapon to discriminate against broad swath[e]s of our nation, including LGBTQ people, women, and children in foster care,” the letter says.

“We urge you to turn away from all proposals that would abuse religious freedom, including any executive orders on this issue that are currently under consideration.”

White House officials have suggested that Mr Trump might sign the new order into law on Thursday to coincide with the National Day of Prayer.

February’s draft order offered protections to employers who deny employee health coverage for contraception and abortion, and to federally funded adoption and family services organisations who discriminate against same-sex couples.

It also promised to protect the tax-exempt status of any religious organisation or privately held company that “believes, speaks, or acts (or declines to act) in accordance with the belief that marriage is or should be recognised as the union of one man and one woman, sexual relations are properly reserved for such a marriage, male and female and their equivalents refer to an individual’s immutable biological sex as objectively determined by anatomy, physiology, or genetics at or before birth, and that human life begins at conception and merits protection at all stages of life.”

In their letter, faith leaders said: “The religious freedom upon which our nation was founded has allowed our country’s diverse religious landscape to flourish. The draft executive order flies in the face of that rich diversity by enshrining one religious perspective―on marriage, gender identity, health care, and the role of houses of worship in partisan politics―into law, above all others. This is neither what religious freedom means in the eyes of the law, nor what religion itself means to millions of Americans of faith.”

Among the signatories are the CEO of "strategy centre" Faith in Public Life, director of social justice organisation Bend the Arc, a theology professor, and Bishop Gene Robinson, the first openly gay bishop in the US Episcopal Church.

“For many of us,” the leaders said, “supporting LGBTQ individuals and families is a principle of our faith, and that needs to be respected as well.”