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Firstly, there is nothing called OND or Ordinary National Diploma in Nigerian Polytechnics. What you have instead is National Diploma or ND. Secondly, you must be a non-resident Nigerian or a foreigner to have concluded that there are no mushroom universities in Nigeria with a lot of unaccredited part-time programes. I doubt if you have seen a Nigerian University graduate who could not write a simple letter that is free of blunders before, well I have seen one, and many of such exist. Johnpaul09: |
Yankee101:Normally, passengers will have to use their cards to enter the bus. The card is linked to individuals' mobile lines and the mobile lines have details of their means of ID attached. The card reader machine that the late Bamise and others that the driver carried used to tap in the bus that day should provide log in details of all the passengers on board. The CCTV camera is another source of evidence. Bamise's chats on Whatsapp around the time of the incident is another source. Perhaps, google map could help track the movement of that day from Ajah to Osodi. The driver should be placed under professional cross examinations now and should not be allowed communication with family and friends for now. His confessional statements from the point of arrest should be well documented and preserved. asaajuomo1:In a short time, the dots will be connected. |
Tareq1105:This is the list of Lagos State house of Assembly members as dominated by Muslims, including a Kwaran. Since 1999, no Yoruba Christian has been appointed a Speaker of Lagos State House of Assembly. https://www.lagoshouseofassembly.gov.ng/meet-our-members/ The earlier the Yoruba Christians understand the victim game being played by MURIC and its co-travellers to completely scheme them out of things, the better for them. Virtually all Obaship stools in Lagos State are being mounted by Muslims. That was how Alhaji Adedibu dominated Oyo State for years. Christians Right Agenda must rise to its responsibility. Yoruba Christians should voice out now! |
God1000:This is the list of Lagos State house of Assembly members as dominated by Muslims, including a Kwaran. Since 1999, no Yoruba Christian has been appointed a Speaker of Lagos State House of Assembly. https://www.lagoshouseofassembly.gov.ng/meet-our-members/ The earlier the Yoruba Christians understand the victim game being played by MURIC and its co-travellers to completely scheme them out of things, the better for them. Virtually all Obaship stools in Lagos State are being mounted by Muslims. That was how Alhaji Adedibu dominated Oyo State for years. Christians Right Agenda must rise to its responsibility. Yoruba Christians should voice out now! |
ERockson:This is the list of Lagos State house of Assembly members as dominated by Muslims, including a Kwaran. Since 1999, no Yoruba Christian has been appointed a Speaker of Lagos State House of Assembly. https://www.lagoshouseofassembly.gov.ng/meet-our-members/ The earlier the Yoruba Christians understand the victim game being played by MURIC and its co-travellers to completely scheme them out of things, the better for them. Virtually all Obaship stools in Lagos State are being mounted by Muslims. That was how Alhaji Adedibu dominated Oyo State for years. Christians Right Agenda must rise to its responsibility. Yoruba Christians should voice out now! |
Lewisjohnson:And how are you so sure the attack was not carried out by the non-indigenes? |
Maydfourth:Is Seyi really in control of the Police in Oyo State or Is any Governor in control of Police in their state in Nigeria? How about the recent similar robbery attacks in Osun State and Ekiti? How about herdsmen attack in Ogun, Lagos-Ibadan Expressway and across Nigeria? Recently I was in Ibadan and I saw a lot of people clad in black apparel from head to toe even with their face covered like masquerades in the name of wearing Hijab. One thing came to my mind immediately that terrorists and evil minded people will soon be hiding under hijab to perpetuate evils in Oyo State. I have been to Oyo State before my recent visit but I never saw much people clad in hijab the way I saw it this last time. Being always security conscious, I could not stay long at that scene. If people could do evil even when they are unclad, how much more when they have opportunities to masquerade. I once heard the story of a woman who suddenly began to go out in hijab after she learnt that her son's rival cult gang members may attack her. The son, as learnt, had fled from home after participating in an attack on those rival cult gang. So, the problem is that some wear hijab for no genuine course but how do you distinguish and discern? |
DamnnNiggarr:Recently I was in Ibadan and I saw a lot of people clad in black apparel from head to toe even with their face covered like masquerades in the name of wearing Hijab. One thing came to my mind immediately that terrorists and evil minded people will soon be hiding under hijab to perpetuate evils in Oyo State. I have been to Oyo State before my recent visit but I never saw much people clad in hijab the way I saw it this last time. Being always security conscious, I could not stay long at that scene. If people could do evil even when they are unclad, how much more when they have opportunities to masquerade. I once heard the story of a woman who suddenly began to go out in hijab after she learnt that her son's rival cult gang members may attack her. The son, as learnt, had fled from home after participating in an attack on those rival cult gang. So, the problem is that some wear hijab for no genuine course but how do you distinguish and discern? |
BnQoyyim:AbdulMutalab the shoe bomber must be a Christian? The terrorists and bandits killing and destroying from Sudan to Libya, Nigeria and across the islamic world must be Christians - right? |
Hodstat1986:Ilorin was not an Islamic city and Kwara State by extension was not an Islamic or Christian state. Most towns and cities in the present-day Kwara belong to the Yorubas and the Yorubas originally were neither Christians nor Muslims. They were traditionalists. Afonja was not a Muslim or Christian. Islam was imported to Kwara the same way Christianity was brought there. The Yoruba Christians in Kwara are Aborigines who have no mixed blood and can never be described as strangers there. Did you hear? |
[quote author=Abagworo post=100049023]The guy is right. Nigerians need to learn how to coexist and tolerate one another. The best option is to delete religion and tribe from our society. [/quote If only you can make the tiger and the lion to co-exist by deleting their natural identities. |
Uzi11enzo:Would you like to do us good now by telling us how many people Jesus killed with sword? Even your sacred book describes him as the Holy Thing at the time of conception. Now if you believe those portions of the Bible, you should also believe John 10.30 and Mark 14: 61-62. |
Ballack1:I doubt. |
One4me:MURIC is just trying to extend what has been going on for years in Kwara State to the South West. You remember how Alhaji Saraki held sway in Kwara the same way Alhaji Adedibu did in Oyo. Something similar is happening in Lagos now. Go and check the names of the majority of Agbero in Lagos and you will understand what's behind the reasoning of Ishaq. |
Gireiboy:So where is equity and tolerance in Islam? |
Naija4love:Someone has clarified the lies here. The schools are not fully funded by Kwara State government. Their principals are even appointed by the Christian denominations that own them. Besides, while can't the Kwara state government wait for the decision on tthe appeal at the Supreme Court over the ownership of the schools? The government appears to be restive and trying to take things by force as if expecting that the decision of the SC will not favour it. |
mu2sa2:I attended a primary school of the Anglican church with both Muslim and Christian children. No use of Hijab or beret in that school in those days. Why the sudden noise about wearing Hijab? Are you saying those Muslim girls who did not wear hijab to schools in those days would not make heaven? You have rights to protect your religious identity and the mission schools have the right to protect their religious identity. It's right vs right. Talking about covering of heads, the school has provided you with berets. And if you believe 1 Cor. 11:6, do you also believe Mark 14:61-62 and John 10:30? We are Africans and it's not by force to be immersed into the Middle East or Arabic way of dressing. |
cheango:Thank you for the information. The enlightened and fair-minded people who have been following the story know that there's more to the aggression of the Kwara State government on this issue. |
Omooba77:Indirectly, Ishaq is saying that Islam allows taking what belongs to another person by force. Does Ishaq know the meaning of envy, covetousness, and stealing? All these usually precede killing. |
dele1727:The judgement has been appealed as we learnt but Kwara State will not wait for the appeal to be decided. Grant-aiding a school does not change the ownership. That you give me money to go to Jerusalem does not mean you own me like a slave. Muslims have the right to maintain their identity by wearing Hijab based on human rights the same way MISSION schools have the right to protect their identity for the purpose for which they are established. The emphasis is on MISSION. The constitution guarantees equality of rights and no one has greater rights here. Both parties should maintain their lanes to allow peace. That's called Respect. Wear hijab to Islamic, Quranic, government-built, or community-owned schools but not to MISSION schools even if grant-aided. You cannot alter another man's identity because you want to maintain your identity. Do not change the identity of mission schools! |
Tranquility4u:Grant-aiding a school does not make it government-owned. Subsidizing the price of fuel does not me all vehicles are public assets in Nigeria. Using government money to send people to hajj does not mean they are government properties like slaves to their owners. |
[quote author=oloyedewaris post=99375107]BE HONEST WITH YOURSELF 1. Is beret part of islam culture Or that of Christians?, will beret cover your neck? So the essence of wearing Hijab and covering of neck is to create Islamic or Arabic culture? And then do that in Christian schools? How does covering of neck prevent one from stealing or adultery? 2. Kano is a state and i belief you have little knowledge of secondary school government There is something they call state law, which is next to the nation's constitution. Any state can make law that they want since it's of the knowledge of the lawmakers and citizens of that state. Lagos traffic and environmental law is different from that of ogun state, so state laws are different from state to state. Lagos State can also agree to ban alcohol if the citizens and lawmakers want No state law or any Act of parliament is superior to the constitution. There is what is called the Supremacy of the Constitution 3 . Islamic private school is different entirely, it is run by individual for self gains and not society gain, if u take your child to an islamic private school then you have to adhere to the rules just as applied to Christian private schools. But public schools should be different, both parties must be considered. Grant-aided schools are not public schools. That government subsidizes the fueling of your car does not make your car a public asset. 4. I have never heard of public schools forcing students to say islamic prayers. But if it's true, maybe the Muslims too are forced to sing Christian song too But you just said now that Kano state has power to make the law it wants. In fact the in my particular primary school and most schools, student are forced to sing Christian song from Monday to Thursday while just Friday is for islamic prayers The reason Christian songs were adopted in schools is because Christian missionaries brought former education. Do they sing Christian songs in Islamic/Quranic schools? I have not seen one. 5. I never said they should not respect the rules of an organization, i said Muslims too should be put into consideration Muslims should be put into consideration in a public, community, government-built schools. Mission schools are not owned by the government even if they grant-aid that school. The teachers in mission schools pay tax and the parents of the children in mission schools also pay tax all to the government. Governments sponsor people to Hajj as well and what benefits does going to hajj has to offer Christians? Why would a christain enters a mosque with his shoes just as a Muslim with quran, tasbeer, and so on will not be entertained in the church No right-thinking Christians will do that. Even if a Christian does that, he won't come back the same way he goes as he would have been dealt with by "peace-loving" Muslims. A Yoruba Christian woman was killed in the North years back while officiating for WAEC and her child stolen by "peace-loving" Muslims on a phantom allegation of throwing away the Quran. But here we are talking of public places like schools are for both religions na Not all schools are public places as not all organizations are public places. Quranic schools are not public places for non-adherents of Islam. |
oloyedewaris:That the government is subsidizing the fueling of your car does not make it the owner or co-owner of the car. The schools in question are said to be mission schools and the keyword here is MISSION. That they are mission schools indicates that the objective of establishing them was to propagate Christianity. Wearing of Hijab to schools was not the practice in some parts of Nigeria until recently. The essence of wearing Hijab is to create an Islamic identity. While this is not a bad idea, doing so in a Christian mission school will be counteracting the objective of the school and this is where the conflict lies. It's a fight for space and no one will like to be dominated. The school is not government-owned for being grant-aided just as my car is not owned by the government just because government subsidizes the price of fuel. We need to tread with caution so that we won't be STEALING what belongs to another person in the name of human rights. Freedom of movement does give a herder the right to bring his cattle to my compound or parlour, except that herder wants to be charged for trespass or robbery. |
Maobichek:The President or head of CAN is a co-chair with the Sultan and never his subordinate. I'm not sure if Ooni of Ife is subordinate to the Sultan as well. |
oloyedewaris:But most parts of the present-day Kwara state are Yoruba land. Originally, Yorubas were neither Christians nor Muslims. Afonja who was sent to Ilorin by Alaafin wasn't a Muslim. Afonja is not an Islamic name, correct me if I'm wrong. The Ofa people are greeted as "Olofa majo, Olalomi Omo afisu jo'ko". They were originally neither Muslims nor Christians. As it is, those Yoruba Christians in Kwara who proudly bear their Yoruba names are not strangers or foreigners there. As a matter of fact, they can be classified as the pure original Aborigines whose identies have never been compromised. So, why should they be referred to as foreigners according to Ishaq? |