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Dotherightthing:
Southern Kaduna, Adamawa, Niger and Taraba christians will NEVER vote Atiku!!!

E go film you like do abi do you like film.

Tell Tinubu to buy his return ticket back to Iragbiji now on Airpeace before its too late

helinues:
We don't give a hoot. We prepared ourselves early

Bro Airpeace dey do discount Ticket sales for Abuja to Iragbiji. Buy family package make you and all Tinubu supporters get enough sit for flight before it is too late

Dotherightthing:
Christian Core North, North Central and South are in the bag for Tinubu

Christian core north to support Muslim Muslim administration that spent 6m usd per month paying lobbyists in Capitol hill to deny the Christian genocide.

Is that the Christian core north you are expecting to get your support from or the ones at RCCG?

Make Tinubu buy return ticket to Iragbiji now that flight ticket is still cheap oh

Last minute booking go too cost

When dem say make una give poor people chance to chop inside the national cake, una no gree.

Last last guy no go chop breakfast again

There's a certain type of people that would ALWAYS excel in socities built on meritocracy rather than a thuggocratic society built on "it is my turn"

Kobojunkie:
What is happening is not a protest but a violent riot against the nation of France and its people by Islam. 😒😒

Islamists have hijacked a protest that was started by innocent students. You need to seethe actual videos that mainstream media are hiding. These people are evil

Name names or else its just another flimsy content for the gullible

Una go wait tire. Tinubu just dey put Nigerians on cruise

There's absolutely no proof that these are the kidnapped victims.

A comparison of Religious attacks between the Muslim and Christian faith


Category,Estimated Attacks,Estimated Deaths,Notes
Islamist / Muslim-motivated,"~67,000–70,000+","~250,000–300,000+","Dominant figure from Fondapol (66,872 attacks and ≥249,941 deaths, 1979–April 2024).


Christian-motivated,"~500–2,000 (likely closer to low end)",Tens of thousands (mostly . The rebel group Lord’s Resistance Army accounts for the bulk (hundreds of attacks over decades). Other cases (anti-abortion extremists, limited Christian Identity/far-right, small separatist groups) add relatively little."

Its those north african people, dem no dey eat pork but S.A'ing women is not a problem for them.

Na so dem don hijack protests that was organised by innocent French students, dem don turn am to opportunity to S.A women, burn churches in France and push Gaza propaganda.

Na who plant am first?

No go dull yaself oh

Blessings and a brand new Ghana must go bag so he can start packing his property before returning to hell or wherever he came from

Bluntemperor:
Hi

And the same Arab - they learn their Arabic Language to make the Religious-Bigots in Nigeria and Africa at large 🌍.
For Chinko- they are trying hard to enslave Africa through loans and Other goodies and their intentions will be formally come alive,if and when the BRICS-settlements is formally unveiled.
•Nothing Can Be Compared to the Western Education and Western life 🧬 Freedom 😢!
-You can always See that the Western Countries and USA - don't give anyone Sole prime to determine or Change the System that is Functioning, even where they want to make it better.
That is Wisdom!

Apparently their all knowing God can only be spoken to in Arabic . Arabs wey dey knack goat and ram? Go and look up what the bacha bazi boys are in Arab culture, those ones no be human being nah.

As for the other ones, those ones are desperately trying to be like Oyibo people, even their women no dey ever marry their Chinko men again, come Europe you go laugh tire, Oyibo man wey get leprosy can pull a chinko girl meanwhile chinko men dey starve as absolutely no one finds them desirable. people wey get 2 inch Gbola na dem go come make me, strong black man feel bad about myself?

No way these two groups can make me feel inferior, dem no reach.

pigmania:
But let's be realistic babe, do you really really stink? I recommend Tom Ford or Jean Paul Gaultier perfume if you do.

U never jam these people, Chinks and arabs always do this deliberately to black people in their country BUT interestingly when you are in the same bus with them in Europe dey don't do this, so clearly its an attempt to psychologically belittle you and make you feel less.

Dirty Chinko people wey their mouth dey smell like latrine, na dem dey hold breathe?

FreeStuffsNG:
Toxic politicking by their political sponsors has started again and their elders are watching and keeping quiet.

Do not turn around and cry victimization when youths in SW start serving you same measure on election day o.

In Lagos, the Yoruba will not make a distinction between SE and SS because of this kind of toxic politics when putting you in your place.

Be rest assured that the Yoruba are taking account but will keep their own plans to their chest.

The only non-Yoruba Commissioner under HE Sanwo-Olu lost his appointment in LASG Exco partly because of this kind of toxic politics from same Delta state.

You can never attain what you despise. Ko jọ!

Asiwaju will still win the Presidential election with wide margin yet you in toxic politics will lose forever

If dem born una well, try am and see. Una too small

sharp guy, quickly cash out.

Mugu fall, guy man whack!

Drsnives:
Good afternoon my people..
I have a yam farm, I don't know if I ve created a thread about it before but I did plant some yams about 100 seedlings just for eating at workplaces cos we staffs have access to the vast virgin uncultivated lands.
I planted them March this year and I found out that rodents has been uprooting and eating some of them, I complained to an older colleague and he suggested I set trap. As God would have it I went to check the trap and one of them caught this huge male giant rat. Somebody shout hallelujah.
This one supposed go well with unripe plantain pepersoup 🤔 but am thinking of giving it to the colleague that suggested the trap, how una see am.
God bless him
Mode pls help me out it to FrontPage for wider audience plzzzzzzz

I am happy you called it Rat and not bush meat because that is definitely not bush meat. Please throway that thing, no chop am oh! Na rat be that

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-56846948

Isa Pantami, minister of communications and digital economy, and also a renowned Muslim cleric, expressed views sympathetic to groups such as al-Qaeda and Boko Haram.

In one sermon from the 2000s he said he considered al-Qaeda founder, Osama Bin Laden, a better Muslim than himself, and in another, he said he was happy when infidels were massacred.

Gotocourt:
This was when propagation of terrorism in northern Nigeria that's consuming the north now. The north west is yet to implode.

The seed certain elements sowed have now grown into a full tree that's bearing fruits.

Cocolatti:
This is front page material.
I am from Kaduna and a living witness to all of these. The Muslim North has always supported fundamentalist version of Islam. The terrorism and banditry that is ravaging the north today is a result of years of supporting and involvement in radical islamic fundamentalism.

Its not going to make the frontpage for obvious reasons.

@nlfpmod as we remember September 11 / 2001, lets remember how that event shaped the affairs in Nigeria.

nlfpmod FP.

Frontpage please. Thanks

BIN LADEN'S OPEN LETTER TO HIS FANS IN NIGERIA.

https://allafrica.com/stories/200111050201.html (BEHIND PAYWALL)

Bin Laden Acknowledges Support From Nigerian Muslims

This Day (Lagos)

November 5, 2001

Posted to the web November 5, 2001

In a release from his hideout in Afghanistan, chief suspect in the September 11 terrorist attack on the United States, Osama bin Laden has acknowledged the support of muslim faithfuls in Nigeria and other Arab countries, describing such support as the great divide between Islam and those he described as the "infidels".


Kano was recently on fire following demonstrations in support of bin Laden and the Taliban Government of Mullar Omar against the US led war against terrorism in Afghanistan.

The full text of bin Laden's statement broadcast in Qatar's Al-Jazeera television reads: "in the heat of the enormous events and after the strikes that befell America in its most vital parts, in New York and Washington, an unprecedented media hype erupted carrying the opinions of people about these events.

"People were divided into two groups, one that supported these strikes against American tyranny and another that condemned these strikes.

"Shortly after that, after the United States of America launched its oppressive campaign against the Islamic emirate in Afghanistan, people were again divided into two groups, a group that supported these oppressive campaigns and another that denounced them and rejected them.

"These massive events that have divided people into two groups are highly important for Muslims, because from them stem many decisions that are closely linked to Islam and the annulment of faith. Muslims must understand the nature of this conflict and the truth of it, so they can decide which side they want to take.

"All the West, with rare exceptions, supports this oppressive campaign, for which no evidence links what happened in the United States to the people of Afghanistan, who have nothing to do with this matter, but the campaign continues annihilating villagers, women and children, without right.

"Demonstrations erupted from the far east to the far west, in Indonesia, the Philippines, Bangladesh, India and Afghanistan and throughout the Arab World and to Nigeria and Mauritania.

"Those who claim to be Arab leaders and are still (cooperating) with the United Nations are infidels in the eyes of the message of Mohammad - God's blessings and peace be upon him. Those who refer issues to international law (for a solution) have abandoned the law of (Islam's) holy book and the teachings of the prophet.

"Rise in support of your religion, Islam is calling you. Your support for us makes us stronger."



In their reaction the Arab league and the highest authority in Sunni Islam stated: "Bin Laden does not speak in the name of the Arabs and Muslims," Arab League chief Amr Mussa told journalists in Damascus ahead of an Arab meeting focused on support for the Palestinians and the repercussions in the Middle East of the September 11 attacks in the United States.

https://saferafricagroup./2011/05/08/osama-bin-laden%E2%80%99s-death-what-nigerians-think-2/

Osama bin Laden’s death: What Nigerians Think

Posted by SaferNigeria

On 5 May, we published a first selection of Nigerian reactions to the killing of Al Qaeda leader Osama Bin Laden, by US forces on 1 May 2011. As we indicated, the 13 comments in that first selection were made by people living mostly in Lagos and the southern parts of the country, and therefore did not reflect the range of reactions that could reasonably be expected, especially from the northern states. Below is a follow-up (as we promised) highlighting views from the northern parts of the country.

“Unless stronger nations promote justice globally, more Bin Ladens will emerge” – Professor Jibril Aminu, Chairman, Senate Committee on Foreign Affairs

Prof JIBRIL AMINU, Chair, Senate Com on Foreign Affairs

Professor Jibril Aminu, a three-term Senator from Adamawa State and Chairman of the Senate Committee on Foreign Affairs, said unless stronger nations strive to ensure justice across the entire global family, the world will live to see many more personalities following the footsteps of the late Osama Bin Laden. He said the only way to ensure that people don’t take to the alternative offered by Bin Laden is to ensure that justice is done to all, irrespective of colour or creed.

In his words: “The most important thing now is that Osama bin Laden has a following which is still on in Al Qaeda, which is now made up of series of independent organisations, and therefore will not be disrupted by his death”.

SHEHU SANI, President, CRC

“America has committed a crime by killing Osama without trial” – Shehu Sani, President, Civil Rights Congress of Nigeria (CRC), Kaduna

Shehu Sani, respected author, human rights activist and President of the Civil Rights Congress (CRC), a coalition of 37 rights groups based in Kaduna, said America has committed a crime by killing Osama bin Laden without taking him to court and giving him the benefit of a fair trial”.

He said: “It is our stance that killing Osama without subjecting him to trial is wrong. They ought to have captured him and taken him to court for trial”. (Isa Liman, “US is broke, wants to use Osama’s death as cover up – Rigachikun”, Daily Trust, 5 May 2011).

https://iol.co.za/news/africa/2003-07-10-bin-laden-still-a-hero-to-nigerian-muslims/

Bin Laden still a hero to Nigerian Muslims

Published 23 years ago

Kano, Nigeria - United States President George Bush has used his first journey to Africa to seek support for the "war on terrorism" but in northern Nigeria Osama bin Laden still enjoys public affection.

Bush might be warmly welcomed to Abuja on Friday by Nigeria's pro-Western President Olusegun Obasanjo but if his tight schedule had allowed him to visit the dusty streets of Kano he would have found widespread devotion to his most feared enemy.

Bin Laden's familiar smile beams from posters and T-shirts at the bus stops and markets of this sprawling, mainly Muslim city and many Muslims in Kano party to celebrate the September 11 atrocities.

Almost two years later, the man who the US accuses of ordering the September 11 attacks is still a hero to many of the people here.

Rabi'u Musa, 30, is one of many bus drivers who have a big portrait of the fugitive on his bus's window:

"I'm proud of Osama," he said while waiting for passengers. "He is a hero who has proved that America was not the invincible superpower it made the world believe it was."

There has never been a terrorist attack against US interests in Nigeria. There are large Nigerian communities in the US and strong cultural links between the two very different countries.

Nigerian oil exports to the US account for almost 75 percent of the country's foreign revenue. The country receives US military aid and hosts many US companies yet, on the eve of Bush's visit, bin Laden T-shirts and posters are far out-selling the Stars and Stripes on the streets of Kano.

"We sell a lot of Osama posters. People like him. He is a hero," said Tukur Sani, a 24-year-old stallholder as he dusted down his stock in front of an admiring cluster of children.

Shoe salesman Sanusi Ibrahim, 27, wears his green Bin Laden T-shirt with pride as he serves customers in the Kofar Wambai market.

"Whatever propaganda America feeds the world against Osama, he remains a hero and will continue to shame America and bring her to her knees," he declared cheerfully.

Bin Laden has himself attempted to tap into Nigerian anti-Americanism in one of his famous taped broadcasts on al-Jazeera, one of Kano's most popular satellite TV stations.

He branded Obasanjo's pro-US government "apostate" and called on Muslims to rebel. As yet there is little or no evidence that any Nigerians are ready for "martyrdom", al-Qaeda style.

But Bin Laden's self-reinvention - from privileged son of a building tycoon to the cave-dwelling champion of the masses - has caught the imagination here in a way that Bush will find hard to match.

Much of Kano's anti-Americanism can be traced to the preaching of its religious leaders who are sure to use the weekly Friday prayers that coincide with Bush's visit to stir up more anger.

"America's hatred of Islam is not hidden and Bush's intention is to extend his fight against Islam to Africa, which is known as a centre of Islam," Mohammad Bn Uthman, a radical Muslim cleric, said.

A former Nigerian senator Professor Jibril Aminu and Current Nigerian senator Shehu Sani, were also part of those who had something to say about Osama Bin Laden

https://wikileaks.jcvignoli.com/cable_01ABUJA2622#google_vignette

NIGERIA: VIOLENCE ERUPTS IN KANO, ELSWHERE CALM

C O N F I D E N T I A L SECTION 01 OF 03 ABUJA 002622

SIPDIS

E.O. 12958: DECL: 10/15/2006

TAGS: ASEC PREL PHUM NI

SUBJECT: NIGERIA: VIOLENCE ERUPTS IN KANO, ELSWHERE CALM

Classified by Ambassador Howard F. Jeter; Reasons 1.5 (b) &

(d)

¶1. (C) Summary: Violence erupted in Kano over the October

12-14 weekend for a multiplicity of reasons, chiefly criminal opportunism and internal political rivalries but also including anti-U.S. sentiment over air strikes against the Taliban and bin Laden. Twenty-five people were killed, over 200 were arrested and numerous buildings (mostly shops) were damaged and looted, according to a reliable GON source. (Some other sources claim a death toll

exceeding 100.)

After Juma'at prayers October 11, a planned demonstration of 500-600 protestors, apparently affiliated with the Muslim

Brotherhood, left the Central Mosque, reportedly chanting anti-U.S. and pro-Bin Laden slogans. They burned U.S. flags as well as pictures of President Bush and Foreign Minister Lamido who, earlier this week, issued the official GON public statement supporting

U.S. air strikes in Afghanistan. The protestors attempted to march towards Sabon Gari, Kano's predominantly Christian section, but were thwarted by police. By 6 PM, the group dispersed without serious incident.

Around midnight, roughly six hours after the march had ended, two churches were burned on Kano's outskirts. Around ten a.m. on

Saturday, a large mob of Muslim "area boys," started toward Kano's largest market, which lies on the edge of Sabon Gari. Both Christian and Muslim shopkeepers attempted to defend their shops, according to Rev. Zakka Nyam, the Anglican Archbishop if Kano. Nyam stated that the thugs did not push into Sabon Gari even though two mosques in Sabon Gari were burned in retaliation for the earlier church arson.

As today marks the 25th anniversary of the September 11 attacks, we look back a time when Osama Bin Laden was considered as a hero in certain parts of the country

Nigeria: Muslims attend pro-bin Laden rally
Contributor
18.10.2001


https://pambazuka.org/human-security/nigeria-muslims-attend-pro-bin-laden-rally


Nigeria: Muslims attend pro-bin Laden rally

Contributor
18.10.2001

More than 3,000 Muslims on Sunday attended a rally in northern Nigeria's mainly Islamic city of Kano during which organisers expressed support for Osama bin Laden.

KANO, Nigeria, Oct 7 (AFP) -

More than 3,000 Muslims on Sunday attended a rally in northern Nigeria's mainly Islamic city of Kano during which organisers expressed support for Osama bin Laden.

The peaceful rally, staged at Aliyu bin Abi-Talib mosque, was organised by the Kano State Council of Ulama or Islamic scholars and addressed by the group's president, Ibrahim Umar Kabo, reported an AFP reporter at the scene.

The rally took place before US-led attacks began on Afghanistan late Sunday in response to the September 11 assault on New York and Washington.

"America's definition of terrorism differs from that of the rest of the world. America is the biggest terrorist nation, given its record of unprovoked attacks on countries like Libya, Iraq and Sudan," Kabo told the gathering.

"We condemn recent statement by authorities in Nigeria to help America in its search for imaginary associates of bin Laden," he added.

He said that in his moment of tribulation, Muslims in Nigeria will not be cowed to disowning bin Laden, whom he described as a fellow Muslim.

Bin Laden is Washington's chief suspect in the September 11 attacks.

Kabo said that the group "will not be deceived by America's repeated assurance that it is not fighting Islam but waging a war against terrorism in the world."

He condemned the US government's offer to provide food and medical relief to displaced Afghan people, saying that "an enemy cannot offer you food and medical facilities all for nothing."

The Islamic leader also said that Muslims in the state are prepared to give the governor of northwest Zamfara State protection in the event of a possible attack by those he called "anti-Sharia elements."

He said that last week's clashes in Gusau, the Zamfara State capital, in which four people died, had more religious undertone.

He said that the intention of those who instigated the unrest was to sabotage the implementation of the strict Islamic code, also called the Sharia, in that state.

Four persons died while 30 others were injured when supporters of two rival political parties clashed Wednesday and Thursday.

Zamfara governor, Ahmed Sani, vowed Friday to lead a new wave of violence if the federal government failed to punish suspected instigators of the violence.

"If the federal government fails to take any decisive on them within three weeks, I will lead another round of violence because as a Muslim and governor of a Sharia-operating state, I cannot condone sacrilege on my religion," Sani said.

"I am ready to die for this issue," he said.

In January 2000, Zamfara became the first Nigerian state to implement Sharia, which bans stealing, alcohol, prostitution, gambling, adultery and public dancing.

Around a dozen states in northern Nigeria have since introduced either full or partial Islamic law in the past two years despite opposition by Christians and the Nigerian government.

Meanwhile, a high delegation of Nigeria's highest Islamic body has visited Zamfara in an attempt to reconcile the rival parties, state-run Rima radio said in a report, monitored here.

worse of the worse on top 1200 USD meanwhile the same America has the criminal record of the current Nigerian president and dem dey hide am. Who is deceiving who? If they are serious about fighting corruption, they should release that criminal record and stop bothering us with all these small fry criminals.

ExudeLoveToAll:



E shock you? These people aren't serious.

E film me like do abi e do me like film