MiracleLAWRENCE:

Scammer

MiracleLAWRENCE:
I got a 5k today. I will use it to carry Olosho.
My sperm bank don full

Mummymanal:

Will send to your email

abba190:
drop ur digit i will call u nd verify if u r real i will help

quenchfire:
seems like attention seeking...

ayoadekunle79:
You’re not donating donating.
Just say it clear you want to sell your kidney.

My candid advice why will you sell your kidney for money. You don’t value your self. Even after you have money you might still be be satisfied.

hakeem4:
first go and test if your kidneys are in good state

mariovito:
Why do you want to sell your kidney?

Empiree:
walaikun salaam....

I was your messages and several other messages but unfortunately I couldn't respond to anybody because there are overwhelming messages and demands so I can't possibly meet everybody's demands for my own sanity. It is impossible.

Empiree:
Ikoyi Tragedy and Casual Bigotry Against Yoruba Muslims: My Views, My Experiences – By Alhaja Adeola Agoro


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The explanation was not really made; we just knew. I knew how the opinions of certain people about you became coloured the moment they found out your name was Mojeed or Shakirat or whatever Muslim name it was. Oh no! It just meant that you must be ill-bred. It meant that your upbringing was not all together complete. In cases where they couldn’t fault you for being half-baked because you were a Muslim, they assumed that you were aggressive and stubborn. In Ibadan where I spent my first sixteen years, Muslims were referred to as ‘Imale’ (followers of the hard religion).


To this day, there is an area in Ibadan known as ‘Imalefalafia’ literarily meaning the ‘followers of the hard religion want peace’.In the Christian family where I grew up, a Christian was more likely to be trusted for anything than an imale. By a stroke of fate, I discovered that most of the people hired for house chores and such other things in my family were Muslims. It went to show that the Muslims around us then were not educated and so had to take the lowest of jobs. I could remember that the woman who did our laundry till I grew up was called Iya Seki (Sekinat). It was just assumed that Muslim families didn’t care about educating their children beyond a certain level.

I can’t remember if anything was ever done to assist them in that regards. In a funny way, it didn’t matter if you were a Baptist or Anglican, if you came for a domestic work and it was discovered that you were a Christian, it used to elicit a level of surprise that you were not educated or that you chose to do some menial jobs. It was certain that your employer would ensure that you either went to school or learnt a vocation. All you to had to do worm your way into the minds of your employers or to get favours was to say you were a Christian. (It might matter though if you were a Celestian or aladura.

Empiree:
you didn't provide proof

true2god:
What did we discuss?

Empiree:
The medicine you have been waiting for has finally arrived. CAIR Launches Satirical 'ISLAMOPHOBIN' Public Awareness Campaign to Challenge Anti-Muslim Bigotry

The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR), the nation's largest Muslim civil rights and advocacy organization, today launched a satirical public awareness campaign to challenge growing Islamophobia in America.

In its new social media campaign, CAIR is distributing "ISLAMOPHOBIN®," a mock-medicine designed to "cure" Islamophobia and includes a television commercial for the product. (NOTE: ISLAMOPHOBIN is actually sugar-free-chewing gum. Use #ISLAMOPHOBIN. SEE sample tweets below.)

ISLAMOPHOBIN is available for purchase at www.amazon.com



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_s57kPS_gjM


The ISLAMOPHOBIN package states that the product is "Multi-Symptom Relief for Chronic Islamophobia" and claims the "Maximum Strength Formula" treats:


* Blind Intolerance
* Unthinking Bigotry
* Irrational Fear of Muslims

A "warning" states that ISLAMOPHOBIN "may result in peaceful coexistence."

A similar warning on the reverse of the package states: [size=14pt]"Those who already believe in religious diversity, tolerance and mutual understanding should not use this product. For those who hold bigoted stereotypes of Muslims and subscribe to Islamophobic conspiracy theories, use of this product may result in feelings of remorse and/or guilt."[/size]


[size=15pt]Chronic Islamophobes:[/size]

truthman2012 Anas09 annunaki2 parisbookaddict Annunaki malvisguy212


[size=40pt]ISLAMOPHOBIN[/size]

OmarAdebayo:

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