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Fake news afonjas |
Fake news from theifnibu afonjas |
mujibson:very well like innoson motor employment of over 7000 workers,anambra so jobs an raw materials production worker of. Hero lager beer etc. |
Yes because a shaking country like Nigeria requires a man with an equally vibrant shaking hand |
johnmartus:what a rant from a senseless osu |
Iykopee:you the mind the paid defeatist |
Keep your honest to yourself defeatist |
temitope27:this is assembling while innoson manufactures |
Vulturereloaded:The persecution facing Christians in Nigeria is extreme and often brutally violent, as Islamic militants and armed bandits attack with increasing impunity. This mostly affects believers living in the Muslim-majority north and Middle Belt, but it’s also spreading to the south. Although all civilians are subject to threats and violence, Christians are often specifically targeted because of their faith. Boko Haram and the Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP), for example, want to eliminate the presence of Christianity in Nigeria. Men and boys are often specifically targeted by extremist groups, with the aim of destroying livelihoods and stifling Christian population growth. Christian women and girls in northern Nigeria, and increasingly further south, are vulnerable to persecution for their faith and gender. Troublingly, discrimination against Christian men has also been reported within the government armed forces, with Christian soldiers sent to the most dangerous areas where they’re acutely at risk at being killed by Boko Haram or other extremist groups. In northern states that operate under Sharia (Islamic law), Christians can be treated as second-class citizens, whilst Christians who convert from Islam are also at risk of pressure and persecution. |
The persecution facing Christians in Nigeria is extreme and often brutally violent, as Islamic militants and armed bandits attack with increasing impunity. This mostly affects believers living in the Muslim-majority north and Middle Belt, but it’s also spreading to the south. Although all civilians are subject to threats and violence, Christians are often specifically targeted because of their faith. Boko Haram and the Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP), for example, want to eliminate the presence of Christianity in Nigeria. Men and boys are often specifically targeted by extremist groups, with the aim of destroying livelihoods and stifling Christian population growth. Christian women and girls in northern Nigeria, and increasingly further south, are vulnerable to persecution for their faith and gender. Troublingly, discrimination against Christian men has also been reported within the government armed forces, with Christian soldiers sent to the most dangerous areas where they’re acutely at risk at being killed by Boko Haram or other extremist groups. In northern states that operate under Sharia (Islamic law), Christians can be treated as second-class citizens, whilst Christians who convert from Islam are also at risk of pressure and persecution. |
Oracleamehdin:YES The persecution facing Christians in Nigeria is extreme and often brutally violent, as Islamic militants and armed bandits attack with increasing impunity. This mostly affects believers living in the Muslim-majority north and Middle Belt, but it’s also spreading to the south. Although all civilians are subject to threats and violence, Christians are often specifically targeted because of their faith. Boko Haram and the Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP), for example, want to eliminate the presence of Christianity in Nigeria. Men and boys are often specifically targeted by extremist groups, with the aim of destroying livelihoods and stifling Christian population growth. Christian women and girls in northern Nigeria, and increasingly further south, are vulnerable to persecution for their faith and gender. Troublingly, discrimination against Christian men has also been reported within the government armed forces, with Christian soldiers sent to the most dangerous areas where they’re acutely at risk at being killed by Boko Haram or other extremist groups. In northern states that operate under Sharia (Islamic law), Christians can be treated as second-class citizens, whilst Christians who convert from Islam are also at risk of pressure and persecution. |
KanwuliaExtra:which structure is greater Nigerian Labour Congress? and others |
Mandate2023:you are not and will never be? voting Parkinson? senseless |
ObosiLandlord:Omo , who is ibo? |
The persecution facing Christians in Nigeria is extreme and often brutally violent, as Islamic militants and armed bandits attack with increasing impunity. This mostly affects believers living in the Muslim-majority north and Middle Belt, but it’s also spreading to the south. Although all civilians are subject to threats and violence, Christians are often specifically targeted because of their faith. Boko Haram and the Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP), for example, want to eliminate the presence of Christianity in Nigeria. Men and boys are often specifically targeted by extremist groups, with the aim of destroying livelihoods and stifling Christian population growth. Christian women and girls in northern Nigeria, and increasingly further south, are vulnerable to persecution for their faith and gender. Troublingly, discrimination against Christian men has also been reported within the government armed forces, with Christian soldiers sent to the most dangerous areas where they’re acutely at risk at being killed by Boko Haram or other extremist groups. In northern states that operate under Sharia (Islamic law), Christians can be treated as second-class citizens, whilst Christians who convert from Islam are also at risk of pressure and persecution. |
the bandit will continue plundering if a muslim is returned 2023 as president |
I did not read the rubbish because it is always born out of hatred , fruitless, nonsence. useless, paranoid and myopic opinion of people who lack the instinctive ability to understand the perculiar nature of a republican Igbo man. |
Rubbish, absolute nonsense, |
With all the hundreds of millions ransom money collected , what's stops them from having many choppers as they control the forest. It all over for nigeria |
Lost what? Don't fool yourself All they want is biafra |
Sharaaap they are |
Oladelepsy001:your village can be called you country....if you are not a slave |
Hundred years experiment , expires |
Unnatural people, they shall be eating from their anus the days of Sodom and Gomorrah are manifesting and they are doomed to perish without repentance |
useless talk and absolutely brainless they do not need your view jobless fang |
Liebermantic:you are not Igbo but an ibo slave ,osu |
Reality3080:my friend for the last time you are warned. Am talking out of experience. Sri Lanka is doomed right now Nigeria is next if an experienced economist is not in charge come 2023. Sri Lanka has only 50million dollar left in gov. Treasury Nigeria next..ngozi iweala save us during global melt down if 2009 now obi is needed. |
Vulturereloaded:anambrabis the most productive in Nigeria, where cars ,trucks, spare parts, motor parts etc are produced from the scratch....not white elephant factories found in other places |
Very stupid slave. Ohubunwa , which means Slave is not a child. Better behave like a child not a slave. Igbos are no slaves, anything apart from president not acceptable |
The youth of this country should use the social media to effectively campaign for him to restore this country that is heading to damnation . Tribe, religion apart if he fails the youths from sokoto to Calabar, from Lagos to Yola, from katsina to Port Harcourt are ruined. This is the time before naira falls to 20,000 to a dollar as in zimbabwe |
StagethemTVee:just shut your mouth |
Anaerobi:my wish too |
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