I think they are doing this in response to upcoming elections

And a lot of innocents will be hurt depending on who you support politically.

I have heard of Facebook closing pages and profiles that are not in line with its liberal values.

If you find yourself the victim of facebook bullying and your page gets deleted or banned, just call your bank and any monies you have paid facebook, ask to have frozen or sent back to your card until you can resolve the issue with the merchant (facebook).

This usually works in develiped countries.

Facebook are wrong to shut down peoples accounts based on allegations, innuendo or political affiliation.

Lets help set facebook str8.

Share this with anyone you can.

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The Muslim Rights Concern (MURIC) has called on the Plateau State government to prosecute Andrew Ajijah, author of the controversial publication on Miyeti-Allah’s involvement in the killings which occurred in Barkinladi, Riyom, and some parts of Jos South last week. The organisation also cautioned Nigerians on the need to investigate all news items before jumping to conclusions or taking any action.





MURIC was reacting to reports of fake news published by Andrew Ajijah, a Jos-based journalist with Premium Times. The journalist who has since been sacked by the media house published a false story on 25th June, 2018 in which Danladi Ciroma, the North Central leader of the apex cattle breeders’ organization was quoted as admitting that the mayhem in Plateau in which 100 people were killed was ‘retaliatory’.



The false story containing admission of responsibility for the killings was greeted with a tornado of rage and criticisms. It also allegedly led to reprisal killings of people of Fulani descent and those identified as Muslims in the city of Jos and environs. Influential politicians from the south as well as members of the opposition called on government to declare war on Miyeti-Allah.



MURIC expressed shock and deep sadness over the false story. The organization blamed the phenomenon of false stories on unprofessional conduct by journalists, personal involvement of journalists in religious extremism and the spread of Islamophobia among Nigerian journalists.



Lamenting the proliferation of false and provocative publications, the human rights organization said Muslims have been the victims of false and hostile publications targeted at defaming Islam and its adherents since a long time ago. It insisted that many fake stories about herdsmen killings have been planted in the media just to cause crisis and further killings.



Expatiating further, the association said, “Some journalists are overstepping their bounds. They deliberately ignore the fact that writing and spreading fake news is an abuse of freedom of speech. Andrew Ajijah has violated Allah-given fundamental rights of Fulani citizens by deliberately writing and publishing fake news about Miyeti-Allah, knowing such to be false.



“He has committed a crime against humanity. He has exposed Fulanis to danger. Nay, he has equally subjected Fulanis in particular, Muslim travelers and other Muslims throughout Nigeria in general to untold hardship, tremendous trauma and immense psychological torment.



“He has also exposed many Muslims to ridicule and grievous physical harm, including death of many Muslim faithfuls. Our hearts bleed for hundreds of innocent Muslim travelers whose vehicles have been waylaid while hoodlums searched, identified and killed them in Jos and environs during crises. Hundreds of Muslim women have been widowed, their children orphaned on this particular road. Enough is enough.



“Andrew Ajijah must therefore be prosecuted by the Plateau State government for deliberately using his story to cause mayhem knowing such story to be false. Muslims living or passing through Plateau need the protection of the state government from conflict merchants like Andrew Ajijah. Nigeria must teach authors of false stories the lessons of their lives if we are serious about our search for peace”, the association said in the statement signed by its director, Ishaq Akintola.



Continuing, MURIC said, “Plateau State must follow the example of its Kaduna counterpart by taking the erring journalist to court. Kaduna government did not hesitate to prosecute Luka Binniyat who published a false report in the Vanguard newspaper of January 24, 2017 in which he falsely claimed that five students of a college of education were killed by Fulani herdsmen.”



The organization alleged that although Nigerian Muslims had been complaining for long, evidence is now emerging that some Nigerian journalists are flagrantly violating the ethics of their profession and abusing the constitutionally guaranteed right of a free press by telling lies, fabricating stories and manufacturing fictitious scenario. Their publications have created panic, divided the people and caused breakdowns of law and order.



MURIC commended Prime Times for accepting responsibility and for promptly sacking the reporter. It also gave kudos to the Vanguard who sacked its own reporter in 2017 for the same offence. Applauding the government of Kaduna State, the association called on the Plateau State government to hand over Andrew Ajijah to the police for proper prosecution.



“The ball is in the court of Governor Simon Bako Lalong of Plateau State. He must hand over the journalist to the police. The law must be allowed to take its due course. Governor El-Rufai of Kaduna State has set a precedent. Lalong has a duty to follow the Kaduna example. No state government in a genuine search for peace can afford to harbour those who spread the fire of hate, war and destruction. Andrew Ajijah has allowed his religious sentiment to becloud his sense of responsibility. He is a walking bomb. He must be made to face the wrath of the law as a deterrent to others like him”.



MURIC also cautioned Nigerians on the need to avoid spontaneous reactions. “Nigerians must learn a lesson from the Plateau progrom. We must investigate reports very well before jumping to conclusions particularly in these days of new media. Christians and Muslims must make good use of the teachings in their scriptures in real life.



“The tragedy of the Nigerian nation lies in the multiplication of an extremist religious population. No religion is excluded. Although churches and mosques increase in their hundreds, Nigerians take joy in acrobatic religiousity. Yet, when placed parri passu with our gymnastic criminality, our extreme religiousity is outrageously paradoxical. Our actions do not reflect our faith.



“Whereas the Qur’an warns Muslims to find out the truth ‘fatabayanuu’ whenever any rumour is brought to them (Qur’an 49:6) and the Bible also cautions Christians to “Test all things. Hold fast to what is good” (I Corinthians 5:21), Nigerians rush to kill and maim fellow compatriots at the first breaking news”.



In its concluding remarks, the association called on media houses to caution their employees against overzealousness and unprofessional conduct. It also appealed to governments to be firm in making scapegoats of recalcitrant reporters. Journalists may be free to write anything but the freedom of those who write hogwash and fake news should not be guaranteed in societies where truth is sacrosanct.



Professor Ishaq Akintola,

Director,

Muslim Rights Concern (MURIC)

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I don't understand. Is that miles or km and what is the reading? It's not clear

How many miles

Actually the indimis and the sheriff's, Buharis in-laws and all the lazy Nigerian yoot including adesina and ogunlesi would be happier

Lauretta will be like a wanton kitty in a room full of D

must be the poor packaging of the product

since nobody seems to want to buy

Bastttad

liberalchick:


Just seeing this... how do you know I am living on the east coast? Does location show on my profile. Sorry to disappoint you, I am not fine.

Lol

That is in developed countries not zoo where ab.oki will arrest chudi because chudi said his dog is also buhari

Freeze should face buhari abeg

People just use whatsapp calls and other apps

Some use smile voice to call Nigeria from abroad when they travel

Nobody likes the poor shoddy services the telcos provide and are now seeking to be paid more

And their data plans are crap, so you can hardly browse fast especially with the chinko spectranet smile and swift.

Then the telcos too wanna increase. Everybody should chill pill

No increase. Everybody don port from mtn go 9 mobile. Lol. Dangote don kon buy am finish.

Na wa

Be like say u get front page password

Mods pls ban for spreading fake news

Maclatunji let them beat their chest

Is it your chest

If they want Biafra, its two things. Either they get

1. Biafra
2. Death

I am not sure how any of these affevt you perzonally that is not hitting his chest

doyinisaac:
Say no more....your village people at work

Lol

Change

SuperS1Panther:


Is OBJ not older?

They are in same bracket i imagine

SuperS1Panther:
The Lord has made one of your enemies to bow to you.

Be mindful of their devilish handshake our dear President, before you will be poisoned again by the enemies of Nigeria, Looters and their sycophants, hyenas, jackals, iPoops, Lunatic scammer Nnamid Kunu and Wailers.

Buhari no need poison. He is quite old

Great idea. The guy I hired to look under the seat for me from time to time is having back pain

Toketimt:
Many fools abound on this thread.
oil alone constitutes just 15% of our nation's GDP, and so what? Does it constitute 15% of our income? Eediots shouting GDP upandan as if they trully know what it means. Rubbish.

You talk like you are keeping malice with economics 101

age of consent in the north is 5 na

HisSexcellency:

How do these people sleep at night

On flamingo feathered stuffed pillows paid for by nigerian taxpayer and crude oyel from naija delta

Those silly jobless unilag students were the ones that visited the site

The tablets are put there by access for online banking not mojo banging

Rebelutionary:
@Greatzeus @lapezi @helphelp @Jengem
I don't know if u noticed that there was a thread early this month on this same issue here https://www.nairaland.com/3962105/mother-sees-nude-lady-cartoon I guess that was also photoshopped?

Shine your eyes, there's more to this!

Bro take #50 buy one cup of common sense before inflation go affect dat 1 too

liberalchick:


Hahaha like what you did there. Azadus..... Harzardous

Are u a fine girl living on the east coast?

Maybe u can discover my sense of humour in first person

Some nigerians are so gullible its pandemic


For the love of common sense

How can u even believe this

Common sense must be hazardous to his brain

pocohantas:


All are the same joor...
Just slight difference in the diameter and depth.
The most important thing is the relationship with the pusssy owner.

Pussie power....super power.
Mammywater power...powerless power.


We are her fellow women, so what? Is it not your fellow man that followed another nunu? Didn't you see the men comment.

E done sure me say, una like when women dey fight over adventurous prick. Sorry, I no get strength today...

Nunu is not the same from woman to woman, how would you even know? Are you not a woman?

There are some women that are just blessed in that department, there are some women you make love with for 3 hours u will not cum

Other women, its like as soon as you touch the nunu, explosion.

Great Initiative