₦airaland Forum

Jovi10:
It's not really their fault. Everything still boils down to the government. People are hungry and the Senate president even said anywhere people see good they should eat.


If the country was working, those purple wouldn't have died. No matter how bad a country is, did should not be expensive.

hush15:
Look, trust me it is because it has happened to a friend. That is why I said that his developer needs to be held responsible because some vital info must have been compromise during the Software build such that it would seem like it's the account holder(s) that made the transaction where as na conman who is privy to some information personal to their prey. It's simple. Na because e neva happen to you.

hush15:
As an IT expert in my own rights too, I say it's high possible. It's called inside job. It could even be in collaboration with a banking officer sef.

ndidibabe:
You do not need to buy a house in UK. It all depends on your plan. You boasted about spending 100k on food which is like 43 pound. If you take 43 pound to supermarket in the UK to buy provisions, you will need to get a taxi home if you don't drive because ur bags will be heavy. Food is one of the cheapest things in UK. How much is chicken milk and egg?

Jatinzbusinessc:
3.6M every month which bank manager or multinational der collect that kind money every month

Fortune109:
Isa is Arabic which means Jesus in English...The message was written in English...Maryam means Mary in English...

Ballzproblem2:
theh they should have used isa and not Jesus.

Lukgaf:
Why the Big Deal About the Shariah Arbitration Sitting in Oyo?

It is baffling to witness the Islamophobia that often arises from certain quarters in the southwestern part of Nigeria, especially when it comes to issues like hijab or, more recently, the Shariah arbitration sitting in Oyo. This reaction seems unwarranted, especially considering that the Nigerian Constitution explicitly guarantees freedom of religion and association.

Why is there such uproar whenever Muslims try to exercise their constitutionally protected rights? Why should my wife, sister, or daughter be subjected to hostility for simply wearing hijab—a personal and religious choice that is not forced upon anyone? Let us be fair and just!

WHAT IS THE SHARIAH ARBITRATION SITTING?

The arbitration panel being unveiled in Oyo State is not a Shariah court but rather an arbitration sitting, akin to other family arbitration bodies such as those in Lagos or the well-known Agidigbo arbitration ("Kokoro Alate". The only difference is that this arbitration panel will operate according to Islamic principles and will cater exclusively to Muslims.

This initiative poses no threat to anyone’s rights or beliefs, as it is entirely voluntary and limited to Muslims. Such arbitration panels are entirely legal and protected under the Nigerian Constitution.

MISCONCEPTIONS DEBUNKED

1. "It’s a Shariah court."
- No, it is not a Shariah court. It is an arbitration panel that provides mediation and resolution of family disputes based on Islamic tenets.

2. "It’s a new idea."
- This is false. Arbitration panels guided by Islamic principles are not new in Oyo State. Similar panels have existed in Ibadan, Ogbomoso, and other parts of the Country for years.

3. "It will Islamize Oyo State."
- This is baseless fear-mongering. The panel is exclusively for Muslims and does not affect anyone outside the faith. It does not impose Islamic principles on non-Muslims or interfere with the state’s secular governance.

WHY THIS SHOULDN’T BE AN ISSUE

Muslims in Oyo State have every right to exercise their religious beliefs and establish such an arbitration panel. It is designed to benefit society by preventing divorces, mediating family disputes, and fostering harmony within Muslim homes. These are positive contributions to the community, not threats.

We must be fair and respectful in our dealings with people of different faiths. Just as other groups have their own platforms for conflict resolution, Muslims in Oyo deserve the same rights without undue criticism or fear.

Let us uphold justice and constitutional rights by supporting peaceful and constructive initiatives like this arbitration sitting. It is a step towards strengthening societal harmony and respecting the diversity that defines us as Nigerians.

Abu Afs Lukgaf

Biodun556:
Could this be the reason why Ooni of Ife have not assist her in this ugly situation she is?

MrNipplesLover:
Like 120-something-thousand naira for 8.5 hrs a day's work?

kettykings:
The deductions are far more than the net pay . Why is this so.
I hope this is not what FIRS is planning for Nigeria

olaideeeedris:
Life after service nko? Very very important

Love800:
Civil servants dey enjoy oh!

rentAcock:
Sad. Just a reminder that life is a gift. Also another reminder why I never seat near the emergency exit despite it having more leg room. Once something happens to the engines, those passengers are toast. I also don't like seating at the front of the plane, I mean I can't even afford it most times but besides that, if a plane collides with a mountain, you are toast. You have a higher chance of surviving a plane crash if you are seated at the back of the plane. Why do you think that's where the crew sleeps? May God continue to guide and protect us from death.

danzaki63:
That is a lie.

1. Why didnt you ask him about the Aircraft he bought amidst abject poverty?

2. Why did you ask him why he awarded 15 trillion Naira project without approval?

3. Why didnt you ask him, why he bought NN filling stations Nation wide, and why he approved an Oil block to himself?, Why did hr bought Atiku"s company and reawarded Ph service contract to it?

4. Why did you not ask him, Why he wants to pauperize Nigerians, with his anti poor policies?

5. Why does he wants to sack CBN staff and employ yorubas to replace them?

6. why didnt you ask him why he allowed the Naira a free fall from 400 to 1900 Naira?






just tell us money exchanged hands before the chat , i would have prefered Rufai instead of you.




I will only forgive you , if you tell me the questions were predetermined.

TruthU87:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QKnYTna_ZW8

Houthi hit back after Israel conducted a series of strikes against what it said were Houthi military targets.

Source, BBC https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c3we936v266o.amp

Advocate1810:
De play, I can never believe this news. Even if you snap them Inside agodi prison.
Oriyomi will be in agodi when seyi makinde is Governor?

BondRiv:
The pronouncement of the Supreme Court of Nigeria on any matter is the position of the law. Through interpretation, the courts shape and make laws. It happens everywhere, including the U.S. Always consult a lawyer and not AI.

EmperorCaesar:


I went through the entire article, yet i could not find a single reference to any event where this was served, not even an imaginary event


So, why does the topic come from?

How is serving herbs an effect of hardship?

Do hungry people go about begging for herbs when they have nothing to eat?

Are these herbs even cheaper than all foodstuffs?

Are herbs a direct substitute for food? So why would it be shared at parties?




A useless article! Trust low IQ individuals to believe this without asking questions

mastermaestro:
Pride is messing with your comprehension ability. Supreme Court 'ruling' automatically becomes law. That's what the poster said. Is he wrong? Stop moving the goalposts up and down.

Queensfield:
Stop sounding like an illiterate pls. Your comment is making me to laugh. You can at least Google. Since the supreme Court has the power of judicial review, it can override and nullify the laws of Even the national assembly. They make laws and it's called judicial precedents

Queensfield:
Stop sounding like an illiterate pls. Your comment is making me to laugh. You can at least Google. Since the supreme Court has the power of judicial review, it can override and nullify the laws of Even the national assembly. They make laws and it's called judicial precedents

Assetosky:
The issue of female children having a share of their family properties in Igbo land,got to the supreme, and the supreme Court ruled in favor of female children. Isn't that pronouncement a law now? Please educate me

mastermaestro:
Your arrogance is nauseating. I spit on it!