Empiree:
nice move. There are so much "educated illiterates" on this platform

armadeo:
These guys no dey tire.


So what happens to the Christians in those schools. ?

Balyz:
How on earth can anyone think he can avoid detection in an international airport with that amount of of coke on him? Choi!

Mylove55:
follow protocols.
how can army remove morgue within 30mins.
sense is far from ipob

Bkayyy:
Liar things are more costly in the North at the moment.
Anything that comes in nylon is a overpriced now in the North.
A sachet of tamato goes at 200 naira there at the moment

gaetano:
You can imagine what this British idiot is predicting. He's even again NOI

As the ongoing #EndSARS nationwide protests rage, the Nigerian Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs (NSCIA) has raised the alarm over targeted attacks against Muslims in certain parts of the South-East and South-South of Nigeria with unbridled impunity.

The Chairman, Media Committee of NSCIA, Femi Abbas, said on Friday in a statement that from reliable information reaching the council, the current mass protests embarked upon by Nigerian youths across the country, seems to have assumed a dangerous religious posture as Mosques and Muslim worshippers are now the targets of protesters’ violence in those parts of the country.

Citing an instance, Abas said that the Central Mosque of Orlu, Imo State, was attacked and burnt down last Wednesday (October 21) with one Muslim worshipper killed, while about four others were injured by the so-called ‘peaceful protesters’.

There have been reports of attacks on some indigenous and northern Muslims and their places of worship and businesses in some southern states.

According to him, those injured are now in hospital receiving treatment with little hope for survival.

“Before mayhem was fully unleashed on that Mosque, the personal belongings of the worshippers met therein were carted away in a gangsteric style of predators.

“The NSCIA is well informed that the Muslims in those regions are now living in fear of uncertainty, having been marked for possible annihilation or massacre, for practicing a religion other than Christianity.

“The danger in this development is that a precedent is being aggressively set for a religious war, the consequences of which no one can predict with precision. The incidents that led to the current nationwide protests are well known and well defined,” he said.

He said that those incidents, which mainly concern Police brutality, have nothing to do with religion and Nigerian constitution guarantees freedom of worship in all parts of the country.

Abbas said that judging by many inciting utterances coming out of some houses of worship, in the name of sermon, in certain parts of the country, before the outbreak of the ongoing protests, the NSCIA had suspected that a hidden agenda was being built, in certain quarters, to engender a dubious insurrection that could serve as a precursor for a religious war in the land.

He said, “Thus, the turning of a supposedly peaceful nationwide protest into a violent one did not come to NSCIA as a surprise. No well-meaning Nigerian groups or individuals, will claim not to know that the NSCIA does not make any frivolous noise, especially through the media, as a matter of threat to any religious group in the country.

“However, for the very first time, this apex body of Nigerian Muslim Ummah is hereby heaving a sound of warning to any fanatical religious group or individuals that may want to take Muslims as object of undue persecution in any part of the country.

“No tribal or religious group has monopoly of violence just as no particular region is earmarked exclusively for practice by any particular group of worshippers. Seeing this development as a very dangerous trend that may entail a very dangerous backlash if not immediately stopped, therefore, the NSCIA hereby calls on all governors of the south-east and south-south to quickly step into this matter with a view to checkmating the pernicious trend immediately and ensure the lives of Muslims in their respective states.”

He said that as a country, Nigeria has enough political and economic problems to grapple with, already and that adding any religious dimension to those problems may spell doom for the country as the giant of Africa.

“The Inspector-General of Police is hereby alerted on this dangerous development, the escalation of which may precipitate a deleterious situation for Nigeria. In matters of provocation and aggression, the NSCIA has been patient enough, but it cannot be forced to go beyond its elasticity limit as an apex religious body with millions of worshipers as its members,” Abbas said.

Anthonyo15:
JUST IN

UPDATE!!!


2020_1 POP RESULT IS OUT

Balismatic:

Arabic is not the native language of the Nigerian muslims. they recite arabic in worship only. do they speak arabic in their homes and communities?

Balismatic:

No sir, ENGLISH LANGUAGE is not the language of christians. It should eigther be greek,aramic or latin. Colonialism brought ENGLISH LANGUAGE to Nigeria.

seunmsg:
Lekki shooting was not a hoax. Protesters were actually shot. However, the casualty figures was extremely exaggerated. So far so good, two people have died from the shooting while others sustained injury and are being treated. The video of the shooting was also doctored. Forensic experts from outside the country who reviewed the video concluded that it was seriously edited.

BRIGHTRIVERS:
Am I the only one that did not see anything wrong in her Tweet?

Kyase:


We are the reflection of our leaders.
As we take stubborn naso our leaders sef take stubborn.

Mikehot:
What's your point

Aisha protested in Abuja.

Burns boy is still in London now

Davido protested in Abuja

P square are bonifide lagosians


The protest and burning didn't happen in Lagos alone, outside Lagos there was more chaos in enugu, anambra too.

Benin started the chaos first.


Can't believe a northern like you is spewing this hypocrisy, in the jihadist north killing, bombing, maiming,banditry has been going on systematically since 2010 but you don't see it as a problem because it's satisfy your jihad cause while syphoning Niger Delta money to "rehabilitate north"

madridguy:
Nice up. Its no longer EndSARS it is now EndLagos.

Anywhere you are, Either SW, SS or SE let say enough is enough.

Don't allow or support anyone to burn Police Station or any Government properties in your state.

Thanks to Lagosian at Mile 2 that prevented the hoodlums from burning the BRT yesterday. Please let protect our property.

Note: If anyone bring electronics set come meet you to buy at cheap amount, please run. Stolen items are everywhere now.

Don't buy awoof phone, electronics set. Remember, awoof dey purge belle.

God Bless Nigeria.
#ProtectLagos.

luluman:
It is Allah ya isa

Rossinty:
The Nigerian Army Did NOT Kill Protesters In Lekki


Amnesty International Nigerian chief representative was asked directly on Arise TV by Charles Aniagolu today, what their evidence was that any person had been shot by the Nigerian army at Lekki toll gate, and she could not produce a single shred of evidence. She began to stammer.

Charles asked her, ''Do you have any bodies?''

Silence.

''Did you SEE any bodies of any dead victims?''

Silence.

''Do you have any names of people that were killed, even ONE name?''

Silence.

''Have you been contacted by even ONE family that claimed they lost a loved one?''

Silence.


..................

This is the Amnesty International that claimed the Nigerian army had killed 12 people at Lekki Toll gate.

They had ZERO EVIDENCE of the claim.

The woman then started to say ''Oh well, the army has a history of shooting people and then taking away their bodies and hiding them etc etc'', to which Charles Aniagolu replied:

''Sorry madam, but THAT is NOT evidence of anything. Can you come back to us when you have REAL evidence of an atrocity committed by the Nigerian army at Lekki?''

WHY ARE WE BEING LIED TO THAT THE NIGERIAN ARMY OPENED FIRE ON Endsars protesters?

Rilwayne001:
By next week, the strike should be called off

igogo2015:
Leopard cannot change its status. He never make mention of lekki army shooting at all. Wicked Ahab.

Sunnycliff:
Acts of sexual violence reported.... Who reported such Buhari?

cybertruss:
The governor said 1 person died. How did one person die if they were shooting in the air. Please explain. I don't believe only one person died unless the army are telling us that the military weapons they spent million of naira on can only injure and not kill. The fact that 1 person died is a proof that they shot civilian. We do not need any video to prove it. The death and injuries are enough proves

Kenplay:

So all of a sudden everything about the lekki toll gate becomes a lie right?
The people sanwo-olu visited in hospitals are cartoons right?

LegendHero:


NGpatriot

yinchar:
But why is this fake news evidence thread not on the front page?

And unconfirmed news are pushed to the front page, we need to quench this fire....

Seun, OAM4J, Mynd44

OZOnNengiTheory:
Address which useless yooots? Hypocritical yooots? When this whole thing started, he addressed Nigerians on the ongoing SARS reform but you guys said it's a lie, he was deceiving you guys. What else do you want? The protests were being hijacked by hoodlums and you guys(peaceful protesters) cried for help, curfew was imposed as a way to stop the madness..but you guys still defied tjhe curfew, making the soldiers to shoot in the air with the hope that it will disperse the protesters. You called this massacre, even though till now you can't provide names of those massacred. This has led to destroying of many properties around the country...Now you guys are tired, you want him to address the nation. Address fire!

Rilwayne001:
I'm starting to see this too.

MyVILLAGEpeople:


I have a Facebook friend who lost someone in that massacre on Tuesday. Seems you are a Buhari apologist.

444crop:
They came and saw peaceful protesters, switched of the lights and removed the cctvs, for whatever reasons they started shooting in the air really? And why would there be a cause to spray bullets in the air on protesters that are without arm, only cos they asked for a better governance.... Well if the Yoruba's don't see it yet, my take is, believe whatever you want....

Ovs4real:
https://twitter.com/Reuters/status/1318857057039167491?s=09