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GamalNasser:


No I mean Re-Badging like this

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GamalNasser:


When Nord starts actual manufacturing no Re-Badging

Innoson rebagge ALL his cars. Every car Inooson sells is a rebagged chinese car.

Below is a Chinese forum where they always discuss about Chinese rebagged Nigerian cars.

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Nowenuse:


I clearly understand you and I know that I can not know the Yorubas like you do.

However I countered you because you feel like Yorubas are so special or unique while Hausa fulanis are easily prone to extremism, however I had to show you that there are tens of millions of Hausas & Fulanis living in other parts of West Africa who are very liberal and secular muslims.

Just to let you know that ethnicity has nothing to do with this.

However, I think I agree with you that Islamic extremism is a bit difficult among ethnic groups that are 50-50 or predominantly Christian. It is easier with predominantly muslim ethnicities.

However it could also be bred in heavily muslim dominated cities just like you see in Ilorin. Places like Iwo e.t.c could also experience such.

Have u heard of the recent Islamic terrorists terrorizing parts of Mozambique? They have gained a stronghold in that country and shockingly muslims are not up to 10% in Mozambique!
Meanwhile neighbouring Tanzania where muslims make up around half of the population has never experienced such things, cos the founding fathers of Tanzania crushed such tendencies from the inception!
Infact the people who nursed this Islamic extremism in Mozambique came from Tanzania!

Arabians really want to destroy Black Africans with this religion called Islam just as they almost destroyed India.

I can't defend Ilorin tbh and I will be careful to talk like I understood them based on some factors (mixed tribe) and I might agree with you on the possibility of that occurring in Ilorin coz it seems their own religion is somehow different from the core SW states. But I think the Yoruba factor will still come into place and I pray they don't get to that level tho.

Haven't heard of Mozambique terrorist but I will read about them tomorrow more about it.

If Fulanis are liberal in other countries where they constitute the majority, then why is Nigeria case different? Although Boko Haram is majorly from the Kanuri side but still Fulas themselves are religious intolerant here in Nigeria so intelligent folks should try to unravel why that is so in Naija.

I'm even tired of thinking about the core North and their conduct religious wise. They can choose to do what they like Cox it seems even the common man on the street support the fanatism.

Every man to his own problem, I have Oduduwa problem to contend with and the Northeeners should carry their own cross at this stage.

Nowenuse:


Have you met fulanis from Senegal, Guinea e.t.c? Most of their women do not even wear hijab there! They are very liberal and secular.

Nupes were used to spread jihad to Ebiras, Okun Yorubas, Auchi e.t.c in the pre-colonial era, but today Ebira muslims are more extremist than Nupe muslims. .....

Have you ever heard of religious killings or Sharia in Niger republic where there are millions of Hausas, Fulanis & Kanuris?
Why Nigeria?
Are you aware that Sharia law is non-existent in Niger republic?

The pattern does not always follow the way you think it does!
No group of muslims are special or less prone to extremism than others. That's nonsense.

These things are based on circumstances!
Circumstances beyond the control of the common man.

I know it’s circumstances but you can’t know the Yorubas more than me and I am telling you authoritatively that the factors for breeding extremism is not just there.

Core North already made the crusade for Shariah law as back as 1999 and their ancestor Dan Fodio already proclaim Jihad as far back as 1804 or so.

Firstly, the Yorubas are mostly 50/50 religious wise, so there will be a lot of barrier the extremist need to break before that can proclaim the nonsense like Boko Haram is doing in the North.

Also, the SW states are fairly 50/50 in composition and even Oyo that has major Muslim population is not up to 60/40, so which state will be the first one to bell the cat?

If I'm wrong correct me, Shariah law is majorly implemented in states with major Muslim population across the North. If yes, then it cant happen in the SW because there is no state with that much majority of muslims.

It is hard to see two generation of pure Muslim in the core Yoruba states (excluding only Ilorin) and that is a major barrier for extremism especially the one that requires people sympathy and acceptance like we see in the North.

Also, religion to the Yorubas is now more of spirituality because we have been too mixed for religious toxicity to rear its head in such massive scale like the core North.

Although nothing is impossible, but I just don’t see the signs of extremism in Yorubas like the case of the core North coz the factors are totally different.

Nowenuse:


Yes, thank God that extremist Yoruba muslims are still few, but the numbers are rising day after day.
Who would have thought some years ago that a group like Muric will come up in Yoruba land? A group being sponsored by Alqaeda.

Just as Openbusiness has been singing to you.
Yoruba muslims are currently where Hausa fulanis were in the 70s and 80s, give them 20 more years and watch where they will be.

Nope Yoruba Muslims are not at what Hausa Fulani are because right from inception the Fulanis have always been religious fanatics like the Jihad of Dan Fodio.

The numbers are not rising tbh and they can’t get the required momentum as compared to the North. A lot of factors will mitigate against them turning to extremist because our culture is totally different from the Core northern culture.

People like MURIC are normal. In a tribe of over 35million+ there will always be outliers and that does not imply that extremism is on the horizon. We are not all zombie and people should be allowed to voice their reason, just that their wishes will only die with their thought.

Hausa/Fulani and Yorubas are totally different in their approach to religion and the factors are totally different.

Ayilara1:


I'm ignoring all but the bolded.

Scholars didn't say, it's a Quranic verse (Al-mujadila 22) as it's also in the bible (2 Corinthians 6:14–15) and this isn't saying we shouldn't associate with them but not to make them our bosom companion.

And it's quite logical and practical, you wouldn't see a very religious Christian or Muslim been bosslm with unbeliever.

How do you reconcile between two different individual?

One is playing naira marley's song the other is reading Quran /playing gospel.

One is talking about how he knacked a girl the other says it fornication.

One went to club to drink and party the other went to church or mosque. How can they be friends?

After you've called a disbeliever and he still remAins adamant you have to leave him a(close association) so he doesn't affect you and make you like him.

Note: This is my last comment on this trend.

You did not answer my question but I will respect your right to think the way you like.

However I’m disappointed in the way you think coz people that think along this line are a disgrace to what the Yoruba stand for.

Our fathers always celebrate Ileya with Muslims while my grandma most times collect New year food from Christians and we have always coexisted devoid of animosity.

You carefully ignored my question about family because your Yorubaness took hold of you even tho you have a different school of thought religious wise.

Bless and have a nice time.

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21savages:
Mehn ur comment jst made my day, hpe u have a gun cux Igbos will nt like this..I get bullet incase u nid some..

IPOB fear me so they won’t dare toy with me.

However you can give me some bullet to use if any of them trespass on my lane.

Inteltower:
but accessing the situation linguistically: the groups name is Rant: so anyone can rant. so allow her yarn as you igbos dey do there.

This is the group rules you need to acknowledge before joining. She stated it clearly that people should be able to accommodate insults.

Why then are some Igbos ranting over what she said when they clearly acknowledged the rules before joining.

Smithkafors:
Lol" you just followed",all for what?,to spite the igbos.Anyway, nothing last forever.

The blessings of God last forever!

Well I just liked her page and joined her group of over 1.3million followers and still kicking.

You haters can go to hell!

Other sensible people should like her page and post too.

Don’t loud it bro. Let them be shouting daily that they developed the port while Lagos continue to flourish.

They will tell us the oil in the ancestor’s backyard as at 1914 that developed the port.

SE should do what they deem right. They should all support the North in 2023 and let’s meet at the polls.

The difference between Yorubas and the Igbos is that the Yorubas will make sure to bargain with the North this time around and we will make sure that we don’t lose that alliance no matter what.

We will not follow the footsteps of the political miscalculation of the great Awolowo where Baba had to antagonize the North which made the Yorubas the region with the longest time in opposition politics in Nigeria history.

You Igbos should hear this, The time for political correctness is past and you should stop terming the Yorubas your fellow southerner. We are not brothers and will never be, because the past and recent events have clearly showed the Igbos are more enemy to the Yorubas than the Hausa North.

I prefer we ally with the North politically than allying with the Igbos. That is what exactly we will do in 2023, so you can all go to hell with your 5% votes.

As for the SS, they should do what is in their interest too and vote anyone where they think their right will be protected.

illicit:
Awo lo.


But dis Agba Awo fall my hand sha

I swear. Agba Awo suppose get correct ogun for hand nao.

Well they say where one person own stop na there another person own begin.

RIP to him.