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helinues:I'm not saying there's no dark powers. But how does that influence your getting wealthy ? That's my argument. Do you think those Ifas don't wanna be rich too? Ok how about their children and relatives ? If they had those powers they'd start within their households. Don't be fooled man |
Hi Mods..I'm sorry for posting this here. Its cos i don't think there's a specific section for this thread. Meanwhile you can move it to where you deem appropriate but don't forget to push to front page. There's a lot to inform the people here . This could save 100s of innocent children's head about to be severed, or skull of our ancestors waiting to be mined So.. I've been in argument with few friends lately. They called me "onye ogwu ego" (blood money man) when i told them i was from Anambra. And I've also seen similar comments here on nairaland. So i wanna clarify this topic and re-orient the mind of our people. First of all. There's nothing like Blood money. It never existed. It's just rationally impossible to exist. We grow up watching lots of nollywood movies that depicted occult societies with their victims vomiting monies and so we added that' to confirm all we've been hearing lifelong. Now lemme ask you. Apart from hearsay. Who can boldly (with prove) tell me that he has seen it happened? Have you asked yourself. That money you believe the victims vomit, where is it coming from? Who printed the money and put in it their stomach? CBN? How do they get serial numbers from CBN database ? Funny init? I know much about people's club of Nigeria. There were nothing like blood money. Those guys labored to make their monies. Don't get me wrong. This is not to say that there's no occult societies or that they don't have powers. But the rich people you see in those societies were either rich already before they joined, or just as could happen in every social club, they met friends who introduced them to profitable businesses and they became rich too. Now why do people join those societies if there's nothing like blood money. 1. People who are already rich want powers. Its common to believe that families or friends or enemies are after their lives, so they seek to become invincible from those threats. 2. Wicked people who like to bully people and get away with it, take peoples land and properties, influence things in their favors 3. Powerful connections which could mean more money and more societal influences. 4. Ignorance.. now this is the worst of the groups. They join believing they'd be given money and they're often disappointed when the money doesn't come So next time someone tells you to bring someone's head or to mine skulls of people who should be resting in peace, tell them to show you firsthand who had benefited from it. Do not believe those stupid magics. They're "the more you look the less you see". They're not real. You make money by solving problems or providing services. Also don't go to churches to spend all ur time believing in one pastor to do miracles for you. If he had the know-how he'd do the miracles for himself and become rich. Instead he asks you for money when he's in need even though he's supposedly closer to God and should haven't easily gotten all the money he needed from God. This thread is open for reasonable arguments.. Give me ur points why you believe its possible to make blood money.. I'm waiting to counteract |
Has Buhari become weakened recently ? Is there anything the USA threatened him that we didn't know about ? Is he scared of the Gbagbo treatment or something? 1. I hope history would be kind to me 2. Don't let Terrorists divide us 3. I rule this country with clear conscience While we all know assertions above are all false and untrue. But we all can agree that it's uncommon for Buhari to sound this way. Buhari we all know is arrogant and has no feelings. The Buhari we know loves Islam and is willing to kill to defend her. Doesn't give a dam what anyone else thinks.. What changed? Should we be worried for him especially after the USA ambassadorial visit?
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OruExpress:at the end of the day someone amongst them must have to speak up. If you have 100 children and you're able to give them quality education i don't have problems with you. I have problems with meh gworo or meh chai who produces lots of children and sends them to al majiri system. Those are the people who become boko haram easily |
One of the few sane minds up there. No wonder Ganduje is bent on humiliating him |
PT MAG AD Premium Times Thursday, December 26, 2019 Abuja 22 Menu Sanusi advocates family planning as solution to ‘almajiri,’ other social vices December 26, 2019Atanda Adebayo Muhammadu Sanusi, Emir of Kano Muhammadu Sanusi, Emir of Kano [PHOTO: expressiveinfo.com/] Related News Kano govt bans opposite sexes from plying same tricycles - Official Northern Muslims still under colonisation - Emir Sanusi Sultan tackles CAN over U.S. report on religious persecution in Nigeria Kano indigenes disagree on Emir Sanusi’s public comments on Islamic, family issues Emir Sanusi wants Nigeria to ban child brides, Under-18 marriage The Emir of Kano, Muhammadu Sanusi, on Thursday, implored Nigerians, especially Muslims, to give birth to the number of children they can cater for. Mr Sanusi gave this advice while speaking at the opening of the 108th edition of Islamic Vacation Course (IVC), organised by the Muslim Students’ Society of Nigeria (MSSN) Zone B, held at IVC Permanent Camp, along Lagos-Ibadan expressway in Ogun State. The Kano monarch expressed a similar view in Kano a few days earlier. Mr Sanusi, while speaking on the array of social problems bedeviling Nigeria, insisted that the ‘almajri’ challenge in Northern Nigeria is not a religious concern, but a social issue that needs urgent attention. The almajiri challenge involves out-of-school children who are sent, often by their parents, to Islamic clerics to live and learn Quranic knowledge but often end up begging and doing menial work on the streets. Millions of almajri children roam Northern Nigerian streets amidst efforts of local and federal authorities to solve the problem. While maintaining that there is a need to get all out of school children back to school, Mr Sanusi said that men should imbibe the habit of marrying the number of women they can cater for. “If we continue this way, about 40 per cent extremely poor people will be in Nigeria. Poverty in the South West is 20 per cent, in the North, it is 80 per cent, Lagos is 8 per cent and Zamfara, it is 91 per cent. “We have been talking about almajri for over 30 years. Why are people having family that they cannot maintain? Why are people marrying wives that they cannot maintain? The condition is that you are able to provide for your family. “Instead of having many children, why not have the ones you can cater for? These are the fundamental questions we should ask ourselves. Most of these children roaming about the streets will be adult in the next 20 years and they will be the ones recruited as political thugs by the politicians in the next twenty years, if we don’t take good care of them now. “This is my own advice that we must look at. These are not religious issues, they are social issues that need to be addressed”. The Sultan of Sokoto while speaking urged Muslims not to be provoked by utterances from political or religious leaders but to continue to be law-abiding. He urged Muslims to work for the unity of the country. He said, “We will not work to divide Nigeria. We should not take arm, don’t be provoked by any utterances. Be law-abiding wherever you are.” AbdurRazzak Alaro, a professor of the Department of Islamic Law, University of Ilorin, who was the guest speaker, while speaking on the topic “The Unification”, maintained that unity among Muslims is not an option but an obligation to all Muslims. “Unity as a concept is very essential in the religion of Islam. God instructed Muslims to unite and work toward unity. Muslims are expected to be united and not disunited. Unity is not a matter of option but obligation. We must be courageous enough to call a space a spade. MSSN has a role to play in unifying Nigerian Muslims.” https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/370002-sanusi-advocates-family-planning-as-solution-to-almajiri-other-social-vices.html |
You see.. life has a way of aligning the stars. Sometimes it come with travails, and other times it come with persecutions. But guess what ?it is only the tests of fire that makes a fine steel. Sowore's incarcerations and eventual release. What's in next? The almost 3 decades I've spent in this world has taught me that all publicity is a good publicity. But it seems Buhari in his almost 80 years of living didn't learn any part of these. He never learns anything anyway Nnamdi Kanu started his Biafran struggle before 2015. Many people didn't know about him. Some of us who knew about IPOB before 2015 took them with a pinch of salt. We didn't give them any relevance just like we didn't care much about Uwazurike's Massob. Infact people like me regarded massob as group of miscreants and never do wells. But guess what the arrest and incarceration of Kanu did for him and IPOB? He became arguably the most powerful figure in the SE (and part of SS) and the most popular figure in the whole of Nigeria althrough 2016 and beyond. Sowore's arrest came with a lot of his own people, especially here on Nairaland denying him, calling him Ijaw and not Yoruba. I've never learnt this until his arrest. Now that he's been released, i hope he becomes a Yoruba again. I hope he joins forces with the right people. I hope the walls of the prisons have made him more courageous. Sowore we are with you on this. Do not stop. Join forces with whoever believes in checking the excesses of the Fascist in Aso villa. Welcome to becoming the man of 2020, welcome to becoming a hero of democracy. You may not achieve the Eldorado that we seek, but posterity would remember that you tried. Jisike!! Aluta continua...
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ivolt:i couldn't agree anymore.. Round of applause to our sagacious friends in the media, especially punch who have refused to be cowed by the fascist in aso Rock |
Sirjamo:yeah.. meanwhile Buhari and aso Rock is still in fears. Imagine when Trump gets over the impeachment nonsense and remembers Buhari for all the Christians he has killed in Nigeria ? I'm sure Bubu is in pains already |
lagdmark:you don't know any better than i do about Americas and the West,s quest in Africa. But I'm here to tell you also that there are times when interests align. Checking Buharis fascism is Trump's concern and guess what? That's what i want too |
Days ago Femi Adesina released a statement that USA is not the world's police hence has no wherewithal to interfere in the travail of Sowore. Few days later the Attorney general of the federal, Malami orders his release, along with Dasuki. Where was Malami and what was his stance until USA decided to intervene ? You see, I am not a fan of the US interference in the internal issues of independent nations especially Nigeria. But if you wanna be honest with yourself you'd want to imagine what a Nigeria would have been with Buhari as a president (and without USA interference). Why did Buhari had to wait for USA to tell him what is right for his country ? You see why Nigeria is not yet ripe for total independence? You see why USA (with all her errors ) is still welcomed in Nigeria as the world's police? Buhari is a big let down to Nigeria and her people. Las las Buhari has learnt that United states is not a state in Nigeria. Compliments of the season my friends. My love for Trump keeps increasing |
Sign out 37bn. Divide it into 3, Put one in ur pocket. Give Lawan and the top senators one and perhaps give one portion to the contractors if magnanimous enough. Yet come back to tax me more so you can maintain ur elaborate lifestyle. See why I'd hate to pay tax as a Nigerian? |
T9ksy:oh you mean get out of ur website ? I thought this was Seun's? Use this energy to engage on the issue at hand. Forget about attacking me. Won't help |
T9ksy:people like you are why it seems the Igbos are happy wen things as unfortunate as this happens to Yorubas. Can you imagine how you chose not to engage with the issue being posted above but instead used ur energy to attack the Igbos instead ? Funny init? |
You're making the right choice. I can bet you. Try do registration exam and become a registered nurse afterwards. Then move to a better country and make a good living easily. Those stupid courses people study in Nigeria are no longer practicable in developed countries. Imagine people studying Anatomy, Parasitology, and so on as majors. Thats insane. |
otuekong1:how about other politicians from other tribes stop attacking ipobs and let only igbo politicians do that? |
Prompto:cry me an ocean |
You're worried that ipob attack the oppressors abroad but you aren't worried that the same oppressors are killing unarmed ipob protesters on daily basis while patting the murderous fulani herdsmen on the back.. Cry me a river |
So you now agree that Buhari is a bloodthirsty president who kills igbos jus cos he believes they don't like him? Well i agree . But you know what. He won't last forever |
Dollarheist:Despise their advice but run back to them and beg for loans..ewu |
Prompto:his wife supports it, recently his daughter. Doesn't it tell you something ? |
Would they have supported such bill before 2015? If the honest answer is "no" then she should do me a favor and gerrarahia |
Yanmiriflathead:when the federal government was pushing all the military and paramilitary schools and agencies to the north instead of the east what were you thinking? That its its only for the northern Nigerians ? Go read Nigerian about citizenship and rights of residency you never know nothing |
myobjective:Really? Is that what Nigerian constitution says about citizenship and rights of residency ? Why can't you read and be informed ?yet these same people go to other people's country to shout racism at the slightest prejudice. But in their own country fellow citizens are told to stay in their regions and not cross the imaginary lines. Have you asked ur government why its only one port that's fully functional and its im Lagos ? Why didn't they build one more in the east? How about other federal agencies ? The answer is because Lagos is for all Nigerians. I have equal rights jus as you. Block my way and collect hard knocks on ur empty head |
T9ksy:first of all we are called Igbos.. not ibos(you can call ur grandma that) Secondly.. Do you know what Nigerian constitution says about citizenship and rights of residency ? You no nothing.. go read before you yab.. don't open ur mouth and spew rubbish because everyone can now be wise behind the keyboards.. |
Yanmiriflathead:Divide the country and live in ur country. Is it too much to ask ? Yet you shout hate speech wen we say go ur way |
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