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victorD3: Will CAN a.k.a Boko Sympathizers see any good in this?

mekaboy: This is very bad news to buhari and CAN,

I wonder what they will say about this.

deols: what is your proof that they are oppressed?

enyojo:
[size=14pt]Oh my God!!
Where is Bi,tc,h no Beaf?
He led many deluded & disillusioned Voters into voting Fresh Air only to disappear when the Air starts stinking[/size]

trenchcoat:
THIS NaughtyWoman Bottom JANG SHOULD SHUT THE bleed UP, WHEN HE WAS BUSY USING THE MALLAMS FROM BORNO DID HE NOT THINK HE WAS WITH THE BOKO HARAM HIMSELF AFTER ALL THE SACRIFICES HE HAS MADE WITH THE MUSLIMS AND CHRISTIANS IN PLATEAU HE EVEN HAVE THE GUTS TO SPEAK. AND THIS CONNIVING DRIPPING MAGGOT WITH THE NAME THAT SOUNDS LIKE DOYA OR WHO THE bleed IS EDOYAD IS HERE RANTING AND YAPPING LIKE A PIG THAT IS ABOUT TO BE KILLED. GO THROUGH ALL YOUR POSTINGS YOU ARE ALWAYS AGAINST THE MUSLIMS YOU LIKE IN SIGHTING HATE TO OTHERS IF YOU HATE THE MUSLIMS GO DRINK GOSKOLO AND DIE. THE MUSLIMS ARE AHEAD OF YOU.

IMAGINE A GOVERNOR LOOKIG LIKE A KWASIOKOR VICTIM,PLATEAU IS RETURNING TO NORMALCY YOU WANT TO CREATE ANOTHER CHAOS, ARE YOU NOT TIRED OF SHEDING BLOOD? WE KNOW ALL THE MALLAMS YOU KEEP IN YOUR HOUSE TO PRAY FOR YOU, ARE THEY NOT FROM BORNO? YOU ARE VERY S.TUPID, JANG YOUR DAYS ARE NUMBERED AS WELL, YOU CAN NOT EAT YOUR PORK AND HAVE IT. YOU ARE IN BOKO HARAM LIST. DOYA BE VERY CAREFUL

Kobojunkie:
May I suggest that rather than reading up on theories behind ideas, we go out there to learn if the ideas we speak of are even being implemented in anyway. It is one thing for an area to "receive funds", and another for same area to actually be impacted by funds recieved. That is a major concern both in the south and the North. Our school system receives some level of funding each year as well but for the last 20 or so years, it is clear that the same system has been deteriorating at a rapid level.

More than anything else, we need to stop pretending we are daft in all this. We are supposed to be the educated and informed ones and I suggest we start thinking harder to save our own lives( as I believe it may come down to that someday if we continue this way). You suggest that the Almajiris decided to go Sharia, and I cannot help but ask exactly when you heard of them, the poor disenfranchised people of the North, coming together to vote for Sharia the way it turned out for them?  This is not a case of separation of state from Religion. Sharia exists . . . we get it but it has little or nothing to do with the current problem(or I should say this problem that has been stewing for a while now). The poor and the needy outnumber the educated in the Northern region and the more we sit back pretending it is not our problem, the worse the potential disaster grows.

If you are really concerned about getting rid of sharia, then I suggest you go after those they have in senate and the house of reps. They are the only ones who can do much about that at this point.

Princek12:
So what are they learning in these Almajiri schools? What is the reasoning behind establishing these Almajiri schools in the first place? This is an excerpt from the article:

"The Nigeria-based Almajiri Education Foundation says on its Web site: " 'Almajiri' is a word borrowed from Arabic for someone who leaves his home in search of knowledge in Islamic religion. In the ideal situation, the communities should support these children as they leave their families to become a servant of Allah."

They are searching for Islamic knowledge, so how can you not blame the school--and Islam-- for not giving them a balanced education?

Also, why not outlaw these schools in the first place? I have suggested that  these schools be outlawed, but proponents of the school--through Nairaland-- usually respond and attack me by saying that Muslims have a right to practice their religion. So are these Almajiri schools an expression of Muslims, which would then be protected by the constitutional guarantee of freedom of religion?

And if Islam has nothing to do with Almajiri schools, why not outlaw and abolish these schools and establish public school education for these poor children? What purpose do they serve in the North.

sleekman:
“I have never cried in all the positions I occupied but I was moved and I wept because of the present pitiable condition of Nigeria, particularly that of the poor ones who are struggling to survive. Here is a country that is rich and blessed, and there is no sound leadership that will do justice to the country. We have been struggling for liberation; I ran in 2003, same in 2007 and now in 2011, and I said this is the last time that I will run, and the thought that some people because of abject poverty will sell their votes also made me emotional and I wept for our country.''-GMB