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Aufbauh:Instead, they will be the ones who would develop HBP and die from stroke; while Buhari continues unperturbed.
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This reckless behaviour has been about for quite a while, I recall when such example was captured from the north how so many bigots descended on the thread and abused us northerners; yet now you will notice the absence of such bigotry since this time it is happening in the south. Some of the same and its variants examples:
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cytell56:Ok, watch him from now onwards whether he will ever get liver to say 'pim' like that again; or else he knows his next sermon will be to that caged albino in Kuje prison - don't argue, just watch; he knows every word he now says will be closely monitored. |
Adekamkpe23:Hope they get police permit otherwise they may be part of a play called target practice. |
In Kano, they can only attempt that in Sabon Gari, where most Igbos stay; why not try it in the main city of Kano and therefore test their popularity - even if it happens, believe me, 99% of Kano residents will not even notice it; they'll be wasting their time. |
Fyno:Your questions are full of unbelievable ignorance that is so hard to imagine. |
daewoorazer:LOL, seems they are on a mission to develop Port Harcourt. |
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Have some of his master who gave him food chop and made him dance for him.
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DONSMITH123:What do you expect when you have rouge leaders making careless statements without considering the implications of their words. Recent developments would refrain many of them from unguarded utterances. |
Austin4lif:I am sure you can find even worst ones in the bible. |
AntiIPOOP:Apparently, he is not the only one; I have of a video clip of another pastor preaching almost a carbon copy of Suleman's version; unfortunately it will not upload due to size restriction. Maybe someone can advise how to circumvent the problem, the file is 8.82MB large. |
9jatriot:Not until they trace who the shipment was destined to. |
I am shocked that CAN would unashamedly come out and say it is solidly behind this man. The least I expected was for the association to distance itself from his action and perhaps issue a general statement of condemnation and advice against such hate speeches, much in the same manner Emir Sanusi checkmated Muslim clerics from following suit - thereby keeping Muslims abay. Unfortunately, CAN by its declared support for Suleman is condoning incitement to murder and indirectly promoting religious intolerance and possible uprising should this palaver escalate - contrary to the principles of Christianity. It has lost the little credibility it had after its unfortunate politicisation and romance with the PDP led government under GEJ. |
sarrki:Indeed the souls of the many they abandoned unprotect to die shall forever haunt them and follow even as they burn in hell. |
sarrki:Yes indeed; the smell of Kuje is the beginning of wisdom. |
Such killings and cattle rustling have been happening all the time; the Fulani being uneducated and without a mouthpiece to tell their story often end up suffering in silence; they bear arms mainly out of need to defend themselves and protect their precious live assets, not necessarily for aggression; a cow averages over 200k and just a few of them amount to millions, therefore making them attractive targets for criminals. This incidence may die down as if forgotten, even for years; however, not to the kith and kin of the slain victims who will no doubt be willingly biding their time; if necessary draw reinforcement from an extensive network of brotherhood till when the time is right. One thing is certain: they will never forget and will never forgive; therefore the community responsible for these killings should brace themselves from now on till when the Fulani will surely return to extract their pound of flesh - tenfold in revenge. By the time this will happen, many would have long forgotten the real cause of the reprisal; while the herdsmen would expectedly be making newspaper headlines as the usual wanton aggressors. As these issues unravel, perhaps we may begin to appreciate the wisdom (in El-Rufai's alleged formula) of locating and trying to compensate them in order to stave off the next round of more deadlier cycle of violence - just saying. |
nijabazaar:By no means, you should report them to the local authorities or their leaders (the Ardo) if they should infringe upon your rights; conversely do not also take advantage of them just because you think they are illiterates and not educated. In short, do not take the law into your hands; give peace a chance, so we can all move forward. |
Omooba77:I can equally say crops more important than human life; since the killings are on both sides. Sometimes it helps to be objective. |
BudeYahooCom:Big lie, they specified Yoruba and Hausa; NOT Igbo pls. I recall a thread here on NL and how the matter was heavily debated, Igbos didn't like it at because they were not included. @TOPIC: Majority of Nigerian Muslims don't give a Bleep about Amelica and so would be only minimally affected, however, the same cannot be said for those who equate that country to their heaven on Earth; while we all know who they are and how they have been constituting themselves as nuisances to the Americans, through their obnoxious attitude and criminal activities, representing a significant majority of Nigerians languishing in their jails/on death row etc, thereby giving this country a bad name. In fact Muslims should welcome this ban because right now liberal Americans are out there in several airports demonstrating against this unwarranted discrimination, this in turn is winning Islam global sympathy and opening many eyes to the unfair demonisation of the religion by the Christian dominated bias media. Interestingly enough, many Americans and non Muslims worldwide may become curious enough, as a result of this backlash, to want to learn more about Islam and in that way discover the beauty of the religion of Allah. |
Irrelevant isolated individual minority view from a non-entity, not to be taken seriously - Asari Dokubo had said even worse under GEJ. |
Omooba77:Apparently, you did not read anything I wrote, particularly the 2nd paragraph, pertaining to local community leaders from both sides. PLs explain where or how I may have defended ongoing atrocities? You called for an end to the blame game, having earlier identified some problem areas in the SW with these Bororo herders; yet in the same breath seem to be shifting the blame to northern governors - pls explain how it is their responsibility to deal with what is going on in another man's state; where are those SW governors, what are they doing, sleeping or what - have you also forgotten that many of these Bororo ppl come from beyond the shores of this country, how should northern governors be responsible for them? The key to the matter, is to first understand the problem and approach it correctly, with involvement of all stakeholders, especially at local level - where any perpetrator is brought to book, therefore bringing a sense of equity and justice to all. |
Paulpaulpaul:Yes indeed, you SHOULD, oga ITK ![]() |
Paulpaulpaul:If you should insult, please make sure you first know how to spell the word correctly - at first I thought it was an ordinary coincidence but a second time is just one time too many. |
They will comb the internet until they find something resembling the blundering hate speeches of their religious leaders, as part of their woefully failed attempt at damage control, not minding the fact that this is clearly single minority voiced opinion from a nobody; in contrast to the likes of Suleman etc. with thousands of followers and vast network of influence. By the same token, we can all recall how GEJ stood aloof when his kinsmen e.g. Asari Dokubo were openly inciting hate and insults, and blatantly threatening northerners and the nation as a whole with war should their son fail to win the election. |
Omooba77:The clashes have been happening throughout the country and being managed for what it is, i.e. an economic clash for farming/grazing land between farmers and herders; and not a religious or ethnic war that some enemies of peace are trying to turn it into. For most of the time when these pastoralists stray into farmlands they are made to pay for the damage through their leadership, the Ardo or LGA and the matter is settled; however, the reverse had increasingly not been the case, when they in turn have been taken advantage of e.g. cattle rustling or being duped etc; which has resulted to them taking the law into their own hands (out of frustration) in line with their culture of extracting revenge. If these conflicts, particularly in the south, were being properly managed at local levels by local leaders from both sides, a lot of these problems would have been resolved unnoticed without the southern media further compounding it through unnecessary distortion and careless reporting. Yes, the government is obligated to guarantee protection to its citizen; however, no government (not even sophisticated America) can guarantee absolute security. Besides, these killings have been going on right throughout GEJ's tenure, including Boko Haram (where thousands were being left unprotected to be slaughtered on daily basis) while huge budgeted sums for security were being shared for his re-election; why then has public/southern media response suddenly taken to a new heightened dimension under Buhari, whose govt seems to be doing far much better security-wise? Unfortunately, when it comes to such clashes, the nomadic herdsman along with their bush craft will always have an advantage over local settlements who present soft easy fixed sitting targets to their much mobile crafty adversaries. That is why they often melt away into the bush and the police cannot find or catch them - not necessarily because the police don't want to - do not forget, the police or law enforcement agents are not made of one tribe or adherents of a single religion; some of us simply refuse to think for ourselves and love to hate blindly. The key to ending the violence is justice for all; anyone involved is apprehended and punished without fear or favour; while political and religious leaders eschew from hate speeches and instead preaching peace and tolerance to their follwers. |
zoedicus:Ask one of your blodas for translation. |
asuustrike2009:Return to sender. |
modestofynest:Na dem dem scoring own goal (dog eating dog) doing what they know best; dem even get special training school for kidnappers. |
zoba88:LOL, haven't you heard of the proverb: monkey ugly but im mama still like am? A few stage managed pics from the crumpling PDP that should need the help of a political thug like Fayose to prop up its battered canopy cannot be taken seriously - just noticing how his alleged supporters cannot even spell his name correctly (Fayoshe) is enough to tell you that the whole is a laughable joke, with a bill of 4k per head to each paid fake supporter.
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This man should just shut up and stop joining issues with El-Rufai or heating the polity. If El-Rufai allegedly paid off some herdsmen, to break the circle of violence and therefore save lives; well the same cannot be said for him, who quite clearly without a shadow of doubt was instigating ethnic/religious killings through preaching of hatred and disunity between Nigerians. The more he speaks the more he worsens his case and therefore exposes his bigotry and clannish mentality - he is a disgrace to Nigerian Christians in particular and Christianity in general. |
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