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A group of radical Muslims have reportedly ended the life of a young man in India just because he is an atheist.

H Farook was allegedly murdered by radical Muslims for being an atheist

A young man, H Farook has been killed in India for being an atheist. According to IndianExpress, the father of the atheist who was murdered in Coimbatore 10 days ago, allegedly by members of a Muslim radical group, has said that if his son was killed for his views, he too would become an atheist.

Speaking to The Indian Express, 54-year-old R Hameed said, “If the police version is true, that he was murdered by a radical Muslim group, then they killed my son using wrong interpretations of the Quran. The Quran is one holy book that insists on and allows the right of dissent since the time of the Prophet. If they killed him for being an atheist, I have decided to join his organisation and do what he did.”

Fighting to hold back tears, Hameed said, “For my son, I was always his best friend. Even when he refused to attend the wedding of a close relative to avoid taking part in the religious rituals, I did not insist.”

Tamil Nadu Youth Hacked To Death For Being An Atheist, His Father Says He Too Will Become One

Hameed, however, admitted that he was concerned about his son’s “assertive” atheism. “He was very assertive. He wouldn’t attend family functions as he would have had to pray there. I did not know that he was part of a movement for a long period. But my wife used to tell me to leave him alone as he never imposed his views on others, even his wife Rasheeda. He respected others.”

Farook, a member of the Dravidar Viduthalai Kazhagam (DVK), was Hameed’s elder son and used to run a scrap business in Ukkadam, near Coimbatore. On March 16, the 31-year-old was hacked to death, 15 days after he posted a photo of one of his children holding a placard with the handwritten slogan “Kadavul illai, Kadavul illai, Kadavul illai (No God, No God, No God)”.

“A relative called me at around 12.10 that night. As I was told of the attack, I started weeping and asking for details. But I realised that the worst had happened when I was told to perform dua (prayers),” said Hameed.

Hailing from a middle-class family in Bilal Estate at Ukkadam, a densely populated Muslim area on the outskirts of Coimbatore town, Farook was born and brought up in Chennai, where Hameed is still working as a caretaker of a private guest house.

Farook’s wife Rasheeda, meanwhile, is yet to accept her husband’s killing; on Thursday evening, their two children were playing together inside their two-storey house in a congested neighbourhood in Ukkadam, unaware of what had happened to their father.

Rasheeda’s brother Shajahan said what had devastated her was that Farook was killed by his friends.

According to Coimbatore police, six people have been arrested in the case, all daily-wage labourers, including the main accused Saddam Hussein, Abdul Munaf and Jaffer Ali, who were known to Farook. Police said all of them have confessed to their role in the murder.
“Rasheeda could not believe that Munaf and Jaffer were behind it, names that were so familiar to her. She has not been having food properly for several days,” said Shajahan, who runs a a small software business at Coimbatore.

“Having been brought up in Chennai, Farook had liberals view on religion. Many of his friends in Chennai were not Muslims and he was not following the religion strictly,” said Shajahan.

Munaf was also part of the atheist WhatsApp group ‘Allahu Murdhath’ run by Farook. Jaffer, who befriended Farook recently to start a scrap business, later left following disagreements over religion and God.

According to police, clues from Farook’s mobile phone, which was found at the murder spot, led to the arrests. Munaf called Farook out from home, at around 11.20 pm, on the night of the murder, they said. “Before the murder, there were three outgoing calls from Farook’s phone to the same number,” an officer said.

Police also found the owner of Farook’s SIM card, Sajuddin, who lives the life of a fakir, visiting shops carrying camphor lanterns. A resident of Walajapet near Vellore, about 400 km from Coimbatore, police traced Sajuddin to his native home in Vellore on the night of murder.

“He revealed that he had given his photo and ID card to one of the accused Ansath, a small-time real estate agent in Podanur near Coimbatore, for a loan that he was promised by a relative. By when our team landed at Ansath’s house on the outskirts of Coimbatore city, he had gone missing. He surrendered at a local court in Coimbatore,” said the officer.

According to police, Ansath used the photo and IDs of Sajuddin to obtain a new SIM card and gave it to Saddam Hussein, another accused.
“Most of the accused returned to the murder spot after fleeing initially. Munaf and Jaffer were there and later at the hospital, too. It was Munaf who informed Farook’s friends about the murder. He was also questioned by police at the murder spot,” said a senior officer.

Police have claimed that the accused were part of a self-radicalised group and had taken a vow to eliminate those who challenge their religion and faith. But relatives and close friends of Farook claim that the accused had a criminal background and were not regular at prayers.

“I do not wish to see this as a black-and-white case. Either they acted as hired killers for some other group or were absorbed by radical Islam groups for this crime. The idea of them being radicals does not match their lifestyle. Munaf was not attending prayers at the mosque for almost three months,” said a relative of Farook, who requested anonymity.

http://www.emmanuelbabatunde.com/2017/03/so-sad-radical-muslim-group-kills-young.html

The acting Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, Ibrahim Magu, has denied owning houses in the Maitama area of Abuja.

Reports over the past weekend alleged that some powerful forces, within and outside of government have intensified efforts to break down the defence lines of the Acting Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) Ibrahim Magu,

The Sun exclusively reported that one of such moves, is an ongoing discreet investigation into the true ownership of two mansions on different streets in high brow Maitama area of Abuja. The houses being investigated are located in Danube Street, Maitama and Missouri Street, off Colorado Close, Ministers Hill, also in Maitama.

In a swift reaction on the controversial report, the EFCC acting chairman, Ibrahim Magu, said that he is sueing The Sun Newspaper for the report, and also denied owning the house in Maitama.

Below is an official press release;

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The acting Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, Ibrahim Magu, has denied owning any house or houses in the Maitama area of Abuja.

Reacting to a report captioned, "Magu Under Fresh Probe over 2 Abuja Mansions", which appeared in The Sun Newspaper of March 25, the EFCC boss dismissed the story as a work of fiction that threatens legal action against the newspaper and the authors of the story.

The report which appeared on page 9 of the newspaper, among others, claimed that Mr. Magu is being probed regarding the ownership of two mansions in the Maitama area of Abuja allegedly linked to his wife.

Relying on ghost sources, the newspaper claimed that “the houses being investigated are located in Danube Street, Maitama and Missouri Street, off Colorado Close, Ministers Hill.” It added that “the two houses were said to have been bought last year.”

Mr. Magu stated that neither himself nor his wife own any property in Maitama. He urged Nigerians to disregard the report as false and designed by the authors to achieve motives that are obvious.

“I don’t have any mansion anywhere in Maitama. Would I have two mansions in Abuja yet choose to live in a rented apartment in the same community? The Sun can take over the properties if they have evidence that they belong to me or my wife”, Mr. Magu said.

The acting chairman disclosed that he is taking legal action against the newspaper.

“This is another calculated attempt to smear my reputation. They may have gotten away with such false reports in the past but I will not let this go unchallenged. I have already briefed my lawyers to institute legal action against The Sun Newspaper,” Mr. Magu declared.

http://www.emmanuelbabatunde.com/2017/03/i-dont-have-houses-in-maitama-efcc-boss.html

CC: lalasticlala, Mynd44.

There are indications that the Nigerian naira will continue to post rapid recovery next week after gaining a whopping 12.36 % gain in one week.
The Naira recorded an appreciation of 12.36 per cent at the parallel market in the last one week.

The News Agency of Nigeria reports that the Naira traded at N440 last Monday while it closed at N390 to the dollar on Friday.

In the week under review, experts commended the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) for its intervention at the foreign exchange market, but appealed to the apex bank to eliminate the multiple rates in the market.

As the Naira continues to appreciate, experts say it is necessary for the CBN to adjust applicable rates in different segments of the market in the overall interest of the economy.

Alhaji Aminu Gwadabe, President, Association of Bureau De Change Operators of Nigeria (ABCON), said CBN-licenced BDCs incurred regulatory losses of N130 million in the week under review.

Gwadabe said that the losses came from the CBN’s disparity in applicable exchange rates among players in the market.

According to him, the public has refused to buy foreign exchange from BDCs for invisibles such as medicals, school fees, and personal and business travel allowances at a rate above N375 to the dollar.
The financial expert urged the CBN to promptly address the issue.

The CBN had injected over 1.5 billion dollars to the interbank market since it started its intervention in February.

http://www.emmanuelbabatunde.com/2017/03/nigerian-naira-records-1236-gain-in-one.html

lalasticlala, puskin, naijacutee, dominique.

Sacred Apostles Church individuals in Ilaje Local Government Area of Ondo State have rioted to dissent the proceeded with conclusion of their congregation.

Individuals from the Holy Apostles Church, Ayetoro in Ilaje Local Government Area of Ondo State turned out in their numbers on Sunday to challenge the proceeded with conclusion of their congregation by the police.

As per Punch, the congregation was shut around the request Ondo State Police Command in January 2016 after an authority emergency in the group.

The individuals say that the congregation is the main church that all individuals from the group go to and whoever is the leader of the riverine group is the leader of the congregation. They asked the administration to reach their guide and end the emergency.


It was likewise accumulated that continuation of the conclusion, individuals from the group were not able love. Amid the dissent on Sunday, admirers who were in their formal attire conveyed notices with various engravings, for example, 'Open our place of love', " Freedom of love is our privilege here,' 'All we are stating, we require a position of among others.

An individual from the group on state of namelessness unveiled that the congregation was at first shut down for a while yet was revived on November 8, 2015 and later shut down again on January 11, 2016 for the second time by the police.

One of the pioneers of the congregation, Mr. Lawrence Lemamu, who talked with writers on the advancement bemoaned that the legislature and police specialist were denying them of their key human appropriate to venerate in the place where there is their fathers.

He stated, "Serving God in love is vital and fundamental to the foundation of this group by our ancestors. Ayetoro is about adoring God."

In any case, another pioneer of the congregation, Bishop Eretan, said the congregation was put under secure in light of the fact that the issue in the group bothered from the congregation, taking note of that it was a piece of the measure utilized to quiet the wronged parties before government swims into settle the emergency.

Eretan said that the conclusion was prescribed as a brief answer for the issue to deflect comparative emergency which initially emitted in 1986, when a life was lost in the common distress.

"Religious emergency is extremely hazardous. In the event that we are not cautious many lives might be lost. A similar instrument utilized then we have connected." he clarified.


http://www.emmanuelbabatunde.com/2017/03/irate-holy-apostles-church-members.html

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Hian.

I just dey observer.

This One Weak Me..

I'm not Understanding

Wickedness


My Thoughts are with his Family.

Lovely and Informative post at OP.



Thanks


CC: lalasticlala

Eddygourdo:
Wise men have learnt to exploit the weakness of people whose only knowledge in life comes from a fictional book. Well God isn't fiction but its clear many have no idea about how to serve him. Keep paying for blessings, good helath, good jobs and heaven. The last days will speak for itself. At least some people (pastors) are gaining from the charade (private jets and threesomes no be beans)

GBAM!!

Seen.

I don't know why Musa Dropped D Assistant Captain.

Good Gesture thou.

*Walk In*

Adminisher:
Look at her face. She was terrified and was too scared to look. Some people freak out and freeze up when they see blood, fainting or people in distress. She mostly is texting her horror to her family or a particular lived one.

U have a point.

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