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I knew it had to be something very serious. People should be allowed to deal with family issues privately.

This man has always been dedicated to the Nigerian national team.

To his dear mother, rest in power.

Truthpallbearer:
I knew you would come up with these verses to justify your claim. The scholars have clarified the issues and they're an authority in Islaam, it's left for you to believe whatever you want to believe. Truth is clear from falsehood I want the readers to know that your lies have been refuted and your falsehood expoused.

What lies?

Are those verses not in the Koran?

Have they been mistranslated?

Are you saying that the Islamic terrorists in the Middle East cannot read?

Truthpallbearer:
You're wrong on that. The scholars of Islam have refuted the extremist groups with authentic texts from the Quran and Sunnah, among the scholars being Shaykh Ahmad an-Najmee, Shaykh Salih al-Faawzan, Shaykh Al-Albanee, Shaykh Muhammad bin Hadee al-Madkhalee, Shaykh Abdul-Muhsin al-Abbad, Shaykh Rabee al-Madkhalee, Shaykh Muqbil al-Wadi'ee, Shaykh Bin Baaz, Shaykh bin Uthaymeen etc. For more visit islamagainstextremism.com, spubs.com, takfiris.com, salafimanhaj.com, abukhadeejah.com, salafitalk.net salafitalk.com for refutations of the ideology of the khawarij like ISIS, Boko Haram, Muslim Brother, al-qaida, Jamatul Jihad, An-Nusra, Hamas and others. I hope this helps

"Slay them wherever you find them...Idolatry is worse than carnage...Fight against them until idolatry is no more and God's religion reigns supreme." (Surah 2:190-)

"Make war on them until idolatry shall cease and God's religion shall reign supreme." (Surah 8:36-)

"Fight against such as those to whom the Scriptures were given [Jews and Christians]...until they pay tribute out of hand and are utterly subdued." (Surah 9:27-)

"Believers, make war on the infidels who dwell around you. Deal firmly with them." (Surah 9:121-)

From someone familiar with Ghanaian produce, as much as I love Ghana Nigerian fruit is usually better quality so this is odd to see.

I wouldn't buy bananas from Shoprite when I know I can get better quality for less at the market.

dayo23:
A man of dignity! This is what other Islamic leaders, Emir and co are suppose to be doing,
Preach positively to them, that might go a long way in reducing brainwashing for terrorism.

Like it or not those verses used to encourage murder are lifted straight from the Koran.

Nigeria's oil and gas should be used to power Nigerian industry not sold on the market as a basic commodity.

mykl01:
This your new belief has been other's belief since 1967. Good morning.

Before 1967.

When Anthony Enahoro was calling for independence in the 1953 the northerners were demanding that they remain colonial slaves.

handie:
I'm beginning to believe that Nigeria is too big and complex for one individual to be making all the policies. I think a confederacy where each unit makes policies to improve the lives of the people. Or, if that can't be done, a return to the regional system of administration but in this case, every region should retain at least 50% of it's resources. With this, there'll be healthy competitions between regions for development and also, every region will seek to maximize and explore all their resources instead of always relying on "oyel money"

Nigeria is already a federal republic.

Sadly it is run in a unitary manner.

If this man wanted to make his job easier then he would insist upon a policy of fiscal federalism from his party members.

He would insist on slashing the federal burden.

That he has not done so is disturbing.

I'm curious to know what his plans are for the problems that he keeps pointing out.

Integrity is great but how do you plan on creating an enabling environment for an ever expanding population?

A leader who insists on talking about flaws without suggesting solutions is not fit to lead.

Shymm3x:
Lol. You mean the incredulous stats you pulled out of ya arse by comparing a country with a credible database vis-a-vis a country with no database/record of anything, apart from pulling numbers out of thin air, no?

How come you didn't answer my questions by using an eye test?

A super ghetto is a super ghetto...if you don't like my opinions and ya ego is bruised, you know what to do.

So now official UN stats are less credible than your shallow opinion.

OK son.

Shymm3x:
You sound so puerile, unintelligent, and ignorant. But I'm not surprised because it is typical. Nah, you are the accursed pleb doomed for failure, you despicable turd.

I saw pictures of a super ghetto, worse than the worst slums in Rio, and posted my opinions about what I saw cos a lot of silly Nigerians from those shanty houses are always quick to spout the ghetto nonsense. And you went on the defensive by trying to defend the indefensible with utter ridiculous stats.

1). How can naij be safer than Rio with BH haram running around everywhere and a murder rate that will crash any record book? Weren't tens of Biafrans gunned down this week alone for absolutely no reason whatever? And that is the country you are comparing to Rio, no? I don't even think you believe what you posted.

2). Aren't the pictures on this thread worse than the slums of Rio? So why are you trying to trifle a trifle?

If you are from the biggest super ghetto on the planet - you should never talk about other people being ghetto. Get it?

I posted credible stats.

You decided to counter with conjecture and sentiment.

I pity you and your obsession with this 'ghetto' that you speak of.

He makes some good points but the revelation of a long running PETROBAS corruption scandal has just brought the Brazilian president's ratings down into single figures.

A simple search on Petronas will show that to use them as an example is equally foolish.

http://www.asianpacificpost.com/article/7085-malaysia-scandal-dampens-hopes-petronas-lng-project-bc.html

This being the most recent of many scandals, apparently.

Shymm3x:
Don't post wiki to me. And what database has Nigeria got to record the actual numbers of brutal murders/killings? The number of folks used for rituals alone in naij should be far higher than Brazil's.

Why are you posting outdated meaning of ghetto? Welcome to 2015: ghetto means impoverished/disadvantaged areas and it is mostly synonymous with black diaspora in today's world. My point is that a lot of naij folks are always quick to spout that ghetto nonsense when they are all super ghetto from the biggest ghetto in the world. A case of point a finger at others while the remaining four fingers are pointing back at you.

If you are posh, there is no way you will dance like a clown doing the crippled shoki crap. There is nothing suave in the dance and you have to be super ghetto to pull it off. I'm not even posh but you will never catch doing certain things in public. It is all about carriage. And posh people are too suave to be acting like clowns lol.

Those are UN stats, they have the resources to collect reliable data. If you cannot accept credible data and facts because they counter your myths then you are doomed for failure in this life.

You sound awfully young and obsessed with this notion of 'ghetto'.

What is 'posh' and why is it so important to you? Who are these 'posh' people that you speak of?

Shymm3x:
How are you safer in naij than Brazil with all the brutal and barbaric killings happening there daily? Or is it cos killings in naij aren't recorded?

The pics on this thread are pictures of the worst ghetto you'll ever see. And I'm not even including all the shanty homes in Welcome to Lagos and medieval villages. Heck, even the so called affluent place are proper ghettos. Anyone from naij should never call anyone ghetto cos naij is super ghetto - the whole country. Yes, there are few rich folks who have got money but they are all ghetto as well - hence you can't go to a naij party no matter how affluent it is, without seeing folk dancing shoki everywhere like clowns lool. Nothing is posh in naij.

According to the official stats you are safer in Nigeria than Brazil.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_intentional_homicide_rate

I've seen much worse places in Rio and Salvador.

Nigeria has problems but try and be objective, your bitterness and self-hatred are clouding your judgement.

Your comments about people dancing at parties is stupid, that's what folks tend to do.

And what do you mean by 'ghetto'?

A ghetto is the area in which Jews were enclosed in Europe. Do we have that many Jews in Nigeria that you call everything 'ghetto'?

There is no deal to purchase Arsenal.

There is no proof that is his home, inside or out.

Why do you people have to peddle lies?

Shymm3x:
Loooool. That place looks more ghetto than the worst slums in Rio - yet some fvckers would come here to label places better than most of the affluent places in naij as ghetto - hysterical.

Big ups to Lauryn Hill - legend! Greatest female rapper ever and top-10 greatest rapper ever.

You're safer in Nigeria than Brazil and this place doesn't look any worse than many of the favelas that have supposedly been spruced up in preparation for the Olympics.

Naija isn't perfect but don't misrepresent reality.

Nice try though.

That girl does not wear enough make-up...

aminho:
Why no Hausa woman

Turai Yar'adua should be on that list.

Don't care if she is Hausa or not.

Every month one of you morons rehashes this same stupid article.

Learn to think for yourself instead of regurgitating someone else's words.

skyface00:
Here in abuja 15 to 18hours, mostly I put off my fridge dis days

Which part of Abuja are you only getting 18 hours?

If you don't exist then you can't have anything.

Angola 36 - 51 Nigeria

Danycrusoe:
The Fact That The Team's Coach Is An American Somehow Makes Me Believe The Team Will Lift The Trophy. Goodluck D'Tigers, go make us proud

That's a moronic statement.

There are some good American coaches but a lot of bums too.

Deejavuu:


Choii women o women. Where hath thine self respect gone to

Some women don turn buy one get 2 free, what da hell is this . I hope it's a video shot and she's a vixen

Most women have no concept of 'self-respect'.

It has always been thus.

I will worship myself in my bed.

My rest is more important than some charlatan's wallet.

I don't know why so many Nigerians are so quick to deify Buhari.

What has he actually done besides take trips to Washington and London with his almajiri bowl and speak (then retract) through his media advisers?

They had to pay 22 billion to have someone else tell them that PH does not need a monorail system?

Proof definitive that that man had/has no business in government.

adeblow:
did they just hire that German coach? he must be doing a good job coz they have never been this far in the competition.

They widened the recruitment net so they have a better talent pool.

Congratulations.

abbey621:
Yes I do not disagree, Northerners are less educated than Southerners but in the grand scheme of things, every part of Nigeria is still struggling with poverty so I see no reason to downgrade one over the other. The Average Nigerian survives on less than $2 a day which is lower than the worldwide poverty guideline, FACT!

The average is brought down by the fact that in the north many areas have a poverty rate of 80-90%. Those are the facts so stop trying to pretend that the north and the south are at the same stage when it comes to development, only a blind person would claim so.

abbey621:
Are you saying Kano is not as developed as Enugu or Imo? Are you saying Sokoto is not on the same level with Ekiti or Abia? You're so funny! Yes the president shouted change but does that mean the change must be so drastic that he shouldn't surround himself with those he trusts? You've yet to give credible evidence that those who were appointed are of bad character or that they are inefficient, please let's stop acting on emotions or sentiments and put pure facts on the table!

Where did I mention any of those places?

Nevertheless it does not hide the factsm- WAEC/NECO results are significantly worse in the north and the poverty rates in the north are some of the worst on the continent.

1. OP needs to look up the meaning of the word 'beautiful'.

2. What is Nigerian about her clothing?