₦airaland Forum

DONSMITH123:
We should forgive them for raping, Bombing, kidnap, and making millions jomeless right?



I refused to forgive them. Not even in my next generation.

Aareonakakanfo:
Huh! My brother na so we see am ooo. okay we already agree the people from the red mud region are anti-islamic so there's no big deal about that but the ones that baffle me the most are the Yoruba ones.Were it not for God's intervention, Osun state today would have been in ruins. For example,i have so many christians in my family, sometimes i imagine if a violence were to break out will i fall out with them too? Yoruba land is too multi-religious. i really don't give a rat arse about what's happening in other regions.Sometimes i read comments from some yorubas here and i'm like.


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Imagine, being a 9yrs-old kid and wondering why your teacher decided to call on you and ask you why your faith advocates for bombing. - halimah Ello

Undoubtedly, the Boko Haram insurgency in the northeast Nigeria has contributed to the problem that is tantamount to a catastrophy in a multireligious society. In general, nowadays Islamophobia is a growing trend all over the world.

Numerous terrorist organizations like ISIS, Al-Qaeda and others are doing their best in instigating violence among the Muslim communities and ruining the goodwill of Islam. One cannot disagree that the issue of Islamophobia needs to be urgently addressed.


Yusuf Jimoh Aweda has compaired two approaches to tackling the problem – Nigerian and American, and here is what he has found out. The recent inspiringly pitiful story of Ahmad Muhammad of MacArthur High School in Irving, USA, has sparked an outrage towards the school officials and the police’s actions, and generated a huge crowd of supporters of the boy, whose alluring technological clock invention was mistook for a bomb, and who was thereafter handcuffed and taken to juvenile detention. Islamophobia has always been a dreaded tool used not only to dent the goodwill of the Muslims, but also to horrifyingly violate their fundamental human rights. This is something every upright Muslim experiences on a daily basis. But the case of Nigeria is quite different.
Outrageous barbarism Tuesday,
February 5, 2013.
The people of Lagos in Nigeria were jolted off their feet over a disturbing story of Aisha Alabi, a secondary school pupil, who was allegedly flogged 40 times by Mrs E.C Ukpaka, the principal of Kadara Junior School in Ebute Metta, Lagos state, for wearing hijab during the school hours. Such disrespectful violation of the right to freedom of expression and religion was also reported a few weeks later, when Elizabeth Omidele, the Mafoluku Senior Grammar School principal, was accused of harassing a girl named Barira by telling her to pull off her hijab outside the school premises. The embarrassing and the most disturbing part of the above “human annihilation” stories above was the disposition of the Lagos state government, headed by Babatunde Fashola at the time. His reaction to the issues was more than worrisome. The case was frustrated through systematic delay tactics by not only prolonging the judgment, but also by massacring the genuine justice when the judgment was finally announced in court.


And how it was in the USA?

President Barack Obama has invited the wrongly violated victim of the “bomb” clock, Ahmad Muhammad, to bring his invention to the White House in order to show disapproval of the injustice and Islamophobia. At the same time, no apology was rendered neither to the Lagos Muslims, nor to the pupils by the Lagos state government for a deliberate “violation of integrity” by the school principals, though the innocent pupils were just trying to express their faith. This is the right guaranteed by the Nigerian Constituion. No reversal of the unfair judgment by Mr Raji Fashola’s Lagos State led Government that was proclaimed to ultimately ban Muslim girls from wearing hijabs, which is a core part of their moral and spiritual rites during the school hours in the Lagos State Secondary Schools that is being funded by tax payer’s money. The Center For Human Rectitude, along with other well meaning Nigerians hereby humbly plead to the current Lagos State Governor, Governor Akinwunmi Ambode. We have always known him as an intelligent and a gentle man who would not jeopardize an atom of integrity of the people of Lagos that has been preserved by Law for any cost. We hope passionately that he would help pass oxygen to the “dying truth” concerning the usage of hijab in secondary schools in Lagos State by reversing the diabolical judgment that was passed to ban the wearing of hijab in secondary schools during the last “controversial” administration by his predecessor. We hope this would be done soon so that our young Muslim girls can exude their religious rights within the auspices of the Law in their various Lagos State Secondary Schools.

spanishkid:
what else? jealousy. they are pained. they know they have nothing to offer. the only way they try to look good is to attack other tribes verbally. edo and igbo are not mates cos they are inferior.

Flyoruboy:
Truth is, even they know that they have NO future in the SW region. Some are already taking heed and agitating for Biafra and I support them 100%. Lagos is too far from Igboland to be within igbo sphere of influence. They should try "Igweocha"/Ph, that's closer to home for them.

johnserek:
We will start from Ilorin once we are done dumping you inside the lagoon

Stelvin101:
Wetin come bring southerners for dis mata na. Mumu, only you comment nonsense only you still dey "share" am. Receive sense in Jesus name.

omonnakoda:
You start from Aro. Why are there Akpa/Akamkpa kings in Arochukwu

PentiumPro:

If you know Lagos, you wiil be afraid for your people there if this story is true and it escalates.
I'm certain all of you rambling here don't know Lagos and the terrain.

Alcatraz001:
I don't like war but I think its time the ibos leave Lagos for us. I keep repeating it in every fora I am privileged to attend or contribute to that the IBO's have become too relaxed and disrespectful for YORUBA comfort.

If you think most Yoruba's don't see all your insults on this board and several others then you all are deluded. Yoruba will win the war eventually.Selah.

NB: I am a christian Yoruba.

omonnakoda:
First you need the sea which you don't have. Go and quarrel with God

aldrick:
No reasonable niger delta (south south) would love to be in a country(biafra) were 45% of its population is of one ethnic group (igbo), Coupled with the accusation already placed on the 45%(igbo) on marginalisation and various attempt of colonising before and during the eastern region government of the other 55% (South south), whereas the 55% is more developed infrastructurally,culturally with a better economy,political success, larger land mask e.t.c than the 45% (igbo). Now when ever the 45% (igbo) hear or read anything about the 55% not been part of biafra but to be on there own as niger delta republic (for only the south south states) the 45% (igbos) kick against it with its fullest strength even when this 55% (south south) were never biafrans as 98% of its population coupled with its traditional leaders reject the biafran offer by the 45% (ojukwu) and sided the nigeria state which led to the killing of millions of the 45% (igbos) but yet this 45% (igbos) are still kiling themselves on the 55% (south south) who do not even care about them (igbos) as no group,forum,organisation be it traditional or political unites them togther, but yet this 45% (igbos) have failed to quit there quest on acquiring the 55% (igbos) to there biafra, the most painfull thing is that the 55% (south south) have deep hatred for the 45% (igbos) to the point that some ethnic groups of the 55% (south south) do not marry nor sell lands to the 45% (igbos) the question is why are this 45% (igbos) so desperate about the 55% (south south)??

JakeII:
That confirms what I said earlier, I don't mean any offence but anyone who started supporting Chelsea from 2003/2004 season isn't genuine part of us, that was the era I talked about bro

JakeII:
It shows that you are either a fair weather fan or the likes who started supporting chelsea during Abrhamovic and Mourinho era.....thanks you for the time you were supporting us, but you will not be missed

kindim:
I promise you chelsea will come out of this hard time very soon, before you no it. CHELSEA FOREVER...

EnlightenedSoul:
Lollll @ you, OP. You're too weak. That isn't how it works, you big flipflop!

Meanwhile, check out this comment I came across on a thread titled, "When Was Your First Heartbreak?".

Response #1: "In 2005, when I started supporting Arsenal. And the heart break continued till there was nothing in my heart to break. My experience in the hand of that club was unforgetably painful "

Aww. My man is an Arsenal fan, and I swear that comment melted the depths of my heart, lol.

You should be publicly whipped for your unapologetically traitorous ways!

dearpreye:
Barcanista has deactivated his account. I tried to discourage him from doing so, but is mind was already made up. Too bad!

CFCfan:
Still a blue

dearpreye:
Yes. Very deep barca fans. I'm even more committed than him.

dearpreye:
Yes. Very deep barca fans. I'm even more committed than him.

deeLima86:
@ op you better control that anger wey make you dey type nonsense
By the way am still heartbroken

CFCfan:

dearpreye:
Then you were never a true fan of Chelsea!

Barca for life. We don't need decampees. Through thick and thin!

You need to learn LOYALTY, bro!

If you faint in the days of adversity, your strength is small!

collinsy2:
Bye bye abeg. Make we know the people wey de winch us and how many we dey.

sonofananimal:
WHY CAN'T YOU PEOPLE BE A FAN OF JESUS

BUT INSTEAD WASTING YOUR LIFE LIKE A DRUNKER SHOUTING OUT LOUD LIKE A FOOLISH PEOPLE

Fan of this fan of that.


YOU PEOPLE ARE DRUNK WITH FOOLISHNESS