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omenka: Oritsejafor the gunrunner busted yesterday, bomb goes off today!!! Do the math!! Kelly32: Why use such an event (that deserves to be FIRST CONDEMNED) as a platform to suggest what you have not personally investigated. what do you benefit by trying to whip-up political or religious sentiments with this event?The guy may be right, and I think he is right. Why is it that anytime the President's supporters are caught red handed in a web things like this happen? |
obailala: May God deliver the black man from sheer ignorance and pure stupidity...This post should be sent to the NUC, particularly the bolded part so that they can know the rot called education in this country |
dvee2: SINCE YOU TALK ABOUT COMMON SENSE, LETS DISCUSS WHAT SENSIBLE PEOPLE WILL DO IN SUCH SITUATION. NOBODY IS SAYING MODU SHERIFF IS GUILTY, BUT IN THE LIGHT OF THIS CURRENT REVELATIONS, A COMMON SENSE PERSON WILL TEMPORARILY DISTANCE HIMSELF FROM THE ACCUSED FOR A WHILE AND WAIT FOR THE OUTCOME OF THE INVESTIGATION. THAT'S ALL WHAT EVERYONE IS ASKING FOR. THAT'S WHAT COMMON SENSE PEOPLE WOULD DO ALL OVER THE WORLD, EVEN MORE IF HE IS THE PRESIDENT OF A NATION. IS THAT A DIFFICULT THING TO ASK? |
skimarvel: He is no longer at war with PEJ its GEJ he turned it to. A man with all that white hair should have better things to do with his already short time.I can bet that you didn't read the piece. If at all you did, better still, you don't understand one-bit of what was said. Another probability is that perhaps you are blinded by sentiments; the omo wa ni, e je'ose syndrome, the latest garbs of the South-South, copied with nothing left from the South-West. O ma se'o! |
aljharem: I don't think you read my postMaintain? Has the road been completed? You can't maintain a road that has not been completed? The road is under construction by the LASG. |
aljharem: Ok prove otherwise then ! unknown: Lagos begins expansion of Ketu- Ikorodu road at N29 billion. |
aljharem: Fashola and the APC lead Tinubu government are full of lies and propaganda. Lets itemize the things he claimed to have do with a loan of 160 billion Naira. Also note that Lagos generate 29 billion Naira monthly apart from 12 billion Naira monthly allocation from the Federal GovernmentI would have taken you serious like your 76 ilks that liked your post but for your unforgiving blunder, even my three years old niece wont make such a error; it's unpardonable. Your rant about FERMA maintaining Ikorodu Road speaks volume of how shallow minded you are. It shows that you really don't have a grip on on-goings. |
doctokwus: U rated oduamadi higher than obi;pls.That guy shd not evn make d U-17 team(2/10).I thought as much too... |
yuzjet: Are u jealous?JEALOUS OF WHAT NA? |
yuzjet: Husband is a general name for men in a married relationship. But there are different types of them. Below here are the 10 different types of husband:See person wey dey share this topic with and him never marry @ Seun Osewa |
Smooyis: I said it before. Keshi may be a good coach but definitely not a gud manager. He sometimes over dramatizes issues. An elder rebukes a child with the right hand, and soon uses the left hand to draw him closer, but this is not so with keshi. What if IK were to be his son. He should just get rid of pride and draw the boy nearer to him. Afterall, not going to d world cup was enough punishment for any futbal player. Two wrongs can never make a right dhope: i neva wish he return as our coach again but am sure he will soon leave us. where are his favourites for brazil? d likes of ameobi (who is already past his prime), uchebo and gabriel. dis is how he had issues wit adebayor in togo b4 he was sacked there. it is absurd for a single man to satisfy his desire at d expense of more dan 100million pple. he need to learn to combine being bossy wit managerial skills.Exactly my point when I say: mbhs139: Let's even say Coach Stephen Keshi called IK Uche, like I he said, and Uche said he wanted to be begged before he will play for the country, is it sensible for a coach, who I suppose wanted to put things right in the first place, which was the reason why he called the player in the second instance, to now come out in the public to benignly reveal what transpired between him and the player? I think that is very very wrong of him as a coach. |
It will not be difficult for those of us that are old enough to know the antecedent of Coach Stephen Keshi during his playing days for the Super Eagles, particularly the real reason why he was nicknamed 'the big boss', and the series of incidences that trasnpired between him and Chidi Nwanu, to know who isn't getting it right here. Let's even say Coach Stephen Keshi called IK Uche, like I he said, and Uche said he wanted to be begged before he will play for the country, is it sensible for a coach, who I suppose wanted to put things right in the first place, which was the reason why he called the player in the second instance, to now come out in the public to benignly reveal what transpired between him and the player? I think that is very very wrong of him as a coach. For instance, you and your wife/child had a quarrel, and you, as the father, wanted to make peace, and go into the room to talk to your child.wife, would you leave that room untill the matter is resolved, or would you come out to spew rubbish about your wife/child. There is really a difference between a coach and a manager. Keshi, as far as I'm concerned is more of the former than the latter. |
50calibre: I'm guessing this granny never actually fired that weapon, the recoil of an AK-47 is enough to throw her several feet backwards.If that woman had been a muslim, or that picture was taken from iraq, iran, egypt or syria, the story would've been different... your guess may, however, not as good as mine... |
berem: you're right! I didn't know Kerosene was far more expensive than gas. Sorry for the misconception.You are welcome bro/sis. The truth is Kerosine is actually more expensive than LPG, and it is more expensive when its scarcity hits town. |
berem: The price of refilling a 12.5kg cylinder is quite on the high side. A common man cannot afford 2,800naira for that. The price should be reduced if they want a success in their campaign.But this same "common man" would have used close to N5000 kerosine in a month, compared to the N2800 he couldn't afford..., or what do you think? |
publisher: The Nigerian army have now turned the tide and become terrorists to Boko Haram members and their supporters....like the BBC, CNN and Al-Jazeera... even NL is not left out... |
Ahmeduana: I THINK IKORODU IS A LOCAL GOVERMENT AREA NOT A STREET?No, we are talking about IKORODU ROAD, and not Ikorodu Local Govt. The road that stretches from after Ojuelegba towards Ketu, Ojota and all the way to Ikorodu is where they call Ikorodu Road. Ok? |
Aromas: space 4 salethis space is not for sale; beware of my son, Aromas and Seun. They want to conspire. |
bandol: Omsiore leading in Ife axis-Central, East, North and South. Aregbe leading in Osogbo and entire Ijesaland. ?? #OsundecidesThose are his strongholds; check today's paper, you will see it well documented. |
johnstar: i'm a student of oduduwa uni, in ife... we juz dey campus dey peep outside nw, dat roundabout, d road dat leads 2 edo-ekiti juz tyt wit security, army dem..... make una knw vote for dat arebesola ol, d man shuld b out, bcus oau stil dey on strike, im nt happy about dat oo, aregbesola outAt the bolded: my question is, what has Aregbe gat to do with that? Two, so as university student, you can't decipher myth from reality, OAU and Osun Election?! I shake my head for you. |
eves4love: sorry for quoting u, but i want u to get your facts right before misleading people. First, the Attah Igala is a position with islamic influence since the creation of the igala kingdom in the 15th century by HRM Ayegba omaidoko after he won the jukun-igala war with the help of the six mallams from bebeji in kano through thier prayer and works. They were muslims, which the past 21 Attahs were muslims except the siiting attah who is not a muslim. Thats why the past attah Dr aliyu Obaje was burried with an islamic rite. So u now see that the issue of ikorodu is different because the throne has no connection to islam, therefore he shouldnt be burried with an islamic rite, compared to the Attah Igala whose throne is islamically linked. caseless: u are misleading the general public with this unfounded history. So, jukun that river was poisoned for dis water they drank and they died, and u ar telling me igala won d war with help of hausa? It was only ameh oboni(evn thou he later changed to a traditionalist like his son did) and Aliyu obaje, i can't recall any attah with affiliation to any known religion apart from trad religion and, u gave as much as 21 of them having link to islam.The two of you must settle this matter before you both leave this forum o, otherwise, you would've misinformed and misled some people o. O ya, make huna go carry huna history book, dust am well, and carry on. |
Silensa: am sure that he was aware of the burial rite for Oba's before taking the mantle.you will be a good lawyer for the traditional people. please file your case at the federal high court, no, sorry, world court. I share your thought. |
macof: We are Yoruba not Igala, if Igala want to sell their throne to Islam we won't.It isn't a matter of selling anything; the matter is a very simple one. Check my earlier post above yours. I have argued that was the Oba installed through the Yoruba traditional rites and custom? If the answer is 'yes', he ought to have known or should be told that, "look, Kabiesi, we shall also perform so so and so on you when you die o". I don't know how true it is, but it has been said at several times that the Oba to be installed eat a certain part of the deceased Oba, i.e. "O jo'ba" meaning; 'he ate the king'. So, it is imperative that someone 'eats' him too. If you are a devouted Muslim or Christian, please stay clear of the Obaship, you can't mix oil with water. |
My take on this issue is this: As a devouted Muslim that Oba claims to be, he should have decline his choice as the Oba, knowing fully the duties and responsibilities of an Oba in Yoruba land. I want to believed he had come of age before he was made an Oba. The second thing to look into is, did he go through the Yoruba traditional rites of Obaship, I mean, was he installed with all the traditional rites of an Oba performed? If the answer is 'yes', then he has no right to be buried in the Islamic way. The traditional council can go to court and void the burial. Every potential Oba in Yoruba land knows that they would be burried according to the custom of the land. My father once had the chance of becoming the Balogun Are-Ago of Osogbo, but he declined the position because he couldn't stand the traditional roles and responsibility attached to it as a devout Muslim. I think that settles the matter. I rise. Courrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrt |
Rilamaka: First of all I'm not Bro, I'm sis. Secondly I do not have any wahala with Yoruba Muslims at all! To me they are the true Muslims that preach peace. But our Boko Haram brothers think otherwise.No, that isn't the question, I mean at the bolded; one, the press hype these things more than your imagination. Two, some of these wars, most of the time, has nothing to do with religion but purely political. But simply because they are Islamic country, you attach it to Islam. In fact, sometime, they are purely traditional or cultural but because it is happens in Norther Nigeria, we ascribe it to Islam. Please note, that it is not every Musa Yaya that is a Muslim. |
Rilamaka: So all these Boko Haram, ISIS and Al Qaeda terrorists that have declared Jihad, have never come across this portion of the Quran that you posted?Bro, let's sometimes differentiate religion from the shear wickedness of humanity. Islam is not the problem, it is the people. And don't forget that we are, first and foremost, human beings before we became Muslims or Christians. You know, sometimes, I just wonder how some people reason on this forum. I am a male Muslim and a Yoruba, no apologies about that, but let me tell you, I have enjoyed the company and friendship of my female Christians friends the more (particularly when there are no strings attached), and I want to believe you too most have come across one or two Muslims in your existence and who most have impacted positively in your life- you have 'rolled' with them, they are your guys, you know what I mean. So, people should stop all these nonsense as if, no o, "the Muslims are one beast of animals that don't deserve to live." |
oilyngbati: And if I may ask, I doubt if you are Arab/palestinian, how are you related to Arabs, are you an Arab?I can feel the level of your annoyance, and rightfully so, simply some bad eggs out there have been making us Muslims look like the bad guys, and being helped by the press. But I want to ask, haven't you come across a Muslim, as in a Muslim in its true sense, in your entire life, so as to want to make you remove the shaft from the seeds? Think about it. |
true2god: You muslims are ignorant of your religion. This is what allah told mohammed (spit be upon him) in quran 5:51, 'take not christians and Jews as friends, the are friends to one another...'.All praise and thanks are due to Allah, and peace and blessings be upon His Messenger. In the first place, let me stress that Islam urges all Muslims to deal kindly and justly with all people. Muslims should have good relations with all people. At school, at work, in your neighborhood, etc., you should be kind and courteous to everyone. Muslims are allowed to have non-Muslims as friends as long as they keep their own faith and commitment to Islam pure and strong. Allah has clearly forbidden Muslim from fighting those who fight not their faith or drive them out from their homes. Referring to this, Allah forbids you not with regard to those who fight you not for your faith, nor drive you out of your homes, from dealing kindly and justly with them. For Allah loves those who are just. Allah only forbids you with regard to those who fight you for your faith, and drive you out of your homes and support others in driving you out, from turning to them for protection (or taking them as wali). Those who seek their protection they are indeed wrong- doers. (Al-Mumtahinah 60: 8-9). The Qur'an does not say that non-Muslims cannot be Muslims' friends, nor does it forbid Muslims to be friendly to non-Muslims. There are many non-Muslims who are good friends of Muslim individuals and the Muslim community. There are also many good Muslims who truly and sincerely observe their faith and are very friendly to many non-Muslims at the same time. Islam teaches us that we should be friendly to all people. Islam teaches us that we should deal even with our enemies with justice and fairness. Allah says in the Qur'an in the beginning of the same Surat Al-Ma’dah: O you who believe! Stand out firmly for Allah as witnesses to fair dealings and let not the hatred of others to you make you swerve to wrong and depart from justice. Be just, that is next to piety. Fear Allah, indeed Allah is well-acquainted with all that you do. (Al-Ma’dah 5: ![]() In another place in the Qur'an, Allah Almighty says: Allah forbids you not with regard to those who fight you not for your faith, nor drive you out of your homes, from dealing kindly and justly with them. For Allah loves those who are just. Allah only forbids you with regard to those who fight you for your faith, and drive you out of your homes and support others in driving you out, from turning to them for protection (or taking them as wali). Those who seek their protection they are indeed wrong- doers. (Al-Mumtahinah 60: 8-9) Moreover, Allah Almighty has described Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings be upon him) as "a mercy" to the worlds. He was a sign of Allah's Mercy to all, Muslims as well as non-Muslims. In his kindness and fair treatment he did not make any difference between the believers and non-believers. He was kind to the pagans of Makkah and fought them only when they fought him. He made treaties with the Jews of Madinah and honored the treaties until they broke them. He (peace and blessings be upon him) is reported to have received the Christians of Najran with kindness in his Masjid in Madinah. They argued with him about Islam, but he returned them with honor and respect. There are many examples from his life that show that he was the friendliest person to all people. In the verse you quoted, the word "Awliya" is used. It is a plural and its singular is "wali". The correct translation of the word ""wali"" is not "friend" but it is someone who is very close and intimate. It is also used to mean "guardian, protector, patron, lord and master". In the Qur'an this word is used for God, such as Allah is the Protector (or Lord and Master) of those who believe. He takes them out from the depths of darkness to light… (Al- Baqarah 2:257) There are many other references in the Qur'an that give this meaning. The same word is also sometimes used in the Qur'an for human beings, such as And whosoever is killed unjustly, We have granted his next kin "wali" the authority (to seek judgement or punishment in this case)... (Al-‘Isra' 17 :33) The correct translation of the verse in Surat Al-Ma’idah is: O you who believe! Do not take Jews and Christians as your patrons. They are patrons of their own people. He among you who will turn to them for patronage is one of them. Verily Allah guides not a people unjust. (Al-Ma'dah 5: 51) It is obvious that Jews patronize the Jews and Christians patronize the Christians, so why not Muslims patronize Muslims and support their own people. This verse is not telling us to be against Jews or Christians, but it is telling us that we should take care of our own people and we must support each other. In his Tafsir, (Qur’an exegesis) Imam Ibn Kathir has mentioned that some scholars say that this verse (i.e. the one you referred to) was revealed after the Battle of Uhud when Muslims had a set back. At that time, a Muslim from Madinah said, I am going to live with Jews so I shall be safe in case another attack comes on Madinah. And another person said, I am going to live with Christians so I shall be safe in case another attack comes on Madinah. So Allah revealed this verse reminding the believers that they should not seek the protection from others, but should protect each other. (See Ibn Kathir, Al-Tafsir, vol. 2, p. 68) Muslims are allowed to have non-Muslims as friends as long as they keep their own faith and commitment to Islam pure and strong. If friendship between Muslims and Jews or Christians was forbidden, then why would Islam allow a Muslim man to marry a Jew or Christian woman? It is the duty of Muslims to patronize Muslims. They should not patronize any one who is against their faith or who fights their faith, even if they were their fathers and brothers. Allah says: O you who believe! Take not for protectors (awliya') your fathers and your brothers if they love unbelief above faith. If any of you do so, they are indeed wrong-doers (Al-Tawbah 9: 23). In a similar way, the Qur'an also tells Muslims that they should never patronize the non-Muslims against other Muslims. However, if some Muslims do wrong to some non-Muslims, it is the Muslims's duty to help the non-Muslims and save them from oppression, that is fight the Muslim until he surrenders from oppressing others[b/] The Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) said that he himself will defend a Dhimmi living among Muslims to whom injustice is done by Muslims. But Islam also teaches that Muslims should not seek the patronage of non-Muslims against other Muslims. They should try to solve their problems among themselves. Allah Almighty says, [b]Let not the Believers take the unbelievers as their patrons over against the Believers… (Aal-'Imran 3:28) He Almighty also says: O you who believe! Take not for patrons unbelievers rather than Believers. Do you wish to offer Allah an open proof against yourselves? (An-Nisaa’ 4:144). Allah Almighty knows best. |
franciskaine: Did learnt something from this, never a wasted time.Same here too. Those are people that reason, they aren't like some of us, uninformed, who just make comments for commenting sake. |
Alishachris: We have being trying to reason with them for hundreds of years now, look where it got us. The more you reason, the more foolish and weak you appear to them. it's high time they know that we would never condole any rubbish from them and any violence would be adequately returned.And if I may ask, I doubt if you are a Jew, how are you related to the Israelis, are you a Jew? You know, I seem not to understand the love between the Christians and the Israelis who aren't Christians, and why the Christians hate the Muslims so much. |
laudate: Bros, sometimes there is a need to be strict. Too many inane topics litter Nairaland. For someone to ask this question, it appears that he or she wants to pursue graduate studies in a uni and must have already finished BSc or BA, not so? Anyone who has attended a university in Nigeria, knows how to get the answer to that question. If they don't, then it means they went to uni to fritter away their time.I'm absolutely with you on this. You said it well. |
BobbyBass: I'm leaving from lagos on Monday. Any good bus company suggestions. Contact me on 08090666203.You will get bus at new garage in ojota, it should be around 3k. It was 2k5 last year. |
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