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with a biafran flag? why would any nigerian go their, let the east celebrate whatever failures he achieved for them |
youre a waste of time, if you are going to make acccusations, arrest 'suspects' and draw conclusions, nothing will be achieved [quote author=9ja_I_hail link=topic=850482.msg10006111#msg10006111 date=1327052022]shatap you boko haram sympathizer,when will some of you northerners be real and stop blaming fg or national forces whenever they take a bold step to curb the boko haram and it sponsors.this is reason why GEJ has been reluctant in taking a tougher action against this boko haram because most of you northerners will rise up to label whatever action the army took as killing innocent citizen.man you need to be real and stop siding this evil boko haram[/quote] |
things like this causes conflict, first they said it was the police commissioner and went as far as to say that ringim was behind it, sahara reporters claiming it was a mob of youth, and after that happened they started to arrest everyone in the street including those that were passerbys, now they are arresting the emir, why? the police and the media alike is totally toothless |
they will postpone it again and again and again and again and again ∞ until they forget he is dead |
how can the police aid him, when they are fighting the police, in borno policemen and high ranking officials in the army and force are shot even at mosques, what i think is that sokoto is a arms dealer, arms dealers are everywhere in nigeria, another thing is that i dont think he was aided by the police, biu and ringim should not be held accountable, in fact isn't it ringim's statements that made the attack on policeforce more intense in the past years, wasn't ringim himself targetted unless he got so scared he ran away from those statements which i doubt because just a few days ago about 2 policemen were killed in borno, the media in nigeria has to start getting its facts right and putting 2 together, unless sokoto belongs to a different sect, i can doubt that he cooperated with policemen to go free |
it is one of those things that you tell your children too, to grow up with, putting smiles on strangers even at a masjid or just street is pricesless with many rewards, last year we invited a guy that reverted for dinner, there is no better satisfaction than making someone happy in any way because you know they will pass it on, i agree with you sis deols: |
definitely prayer their is a masjid not far from were i stayed over 2 weeks, it was in a man from bangladesh house, and i had found the directions online, i went their and it was all south asians, i think it was one of my best experiences, it seemed like i was the first west african or non asian to be there, everyone shared there numbers, i got invites to visit homes (especially when i said i was not american), they asked me about all kinds of things, i learnt alot as well from them, when i left the man (i will never forget his name) threw a small farewell party with everyone that prayed their (about 9 people), some of them had left work, it opened my eyes on alot of things on the ummah and i still have some of their contacts and we speak atleast once a year |
anger The mercy of the Prophet even extended to those who brutally killed and then mutilated the body of his uncle Hamzah, one of the most beloved of people to the Prophet. Hamzah was one of the earliest to accept Islam and, through his power and position in the Quraishite hierarchy, diverted much harm from the Muslims. An Abyssinian slave of the wife of Abu Sufyan, Hind, sought out and killed Hamzah in the battle of Uhud. The night before the victory of Mecca, Abu Sufyan accepted Islam, fearing the vengeance of the Prophet, may the mercy and blessings of God be upon him. The latter forgave him and sought no retribution for his years of enmity. After Hind had killed Hamzah she mutilated his body by cutting his chest and tearing his liver and heart into pieces. When she quietly came to the Prophet and accepted Islam, he recognized her but did not say anything. She was so impressed by his magnanimity and stature that she said, “O Messenger of God, no tent was more deserted in my eyes than yours; but today no tent is more lovely in my eyes than yours.” Ikrama, son of Abu Jahl, was a great enemy of the Prophet and Islam. He ran away after the victory of Mecca and went to Yemen. After his wife embraced Islam, she brought him to the Prophet Muhammad under her protection. He was so pleased to see him that he greeted him with the words: “O emigrant rider, welcome.” universal kindness the final sermon: All mankind is from Adam and Eve, an Arab has no superiority over a non-Arab nor a non-Arab has any superiority over an Arab; also a white has no superiority over black nor a black has any superiority over white except by piety and good action. Learn that every Muslim is a brother to every Muslim and that the Muslims constitute one brotherhood. Nothing shall be legitimate to a Muslim which belongs to a fellow Muslim unless it was given freely and willingly. Do not, therefore, do injustice to yourselves. Remember, one day you will appear before *God and answer your deeds. So beware, do not stray from the path of righteousness after I am gone. O People, no prophet or apostle will come after me and no new faith will be born. Reason well, therefore, O People, and understand words which I convey to you. I leave behind me two things, the Quran and my Sunnah and if you follow these you will never go astray. vergeance The tribe of Quraish the were archenemies of Islam and, for a period of thirteen years while he was still in Mecca, they would rebuke the Prophet, taunt and mock him, beat him and abuse him, both physically and mentally. They placed the afterbirth of a camel on his back while he prayed, and they boycotted him and his tribe until the social sanctions became unbearable. They plotted and attempted to kill him on more than one occasion, and when the Prophet escaped to Medina, they rallied the majority of the Arab tribes and waged many wars against him. Yet, when he entered Mecca victorious with an army of 10,000, he did not take revenge on anyone. The Prophet said to the Quraish: “O people of Quraish! What do you think I will do to you? Hoping for a good response, they said: “You will do good. You are a noble brother, son of a noble brother.” The Prophet then said: “Then I say to you what Joseph said to his brothers: ‘There is no blame upon you.’ Go! For you all free!. murder, zina (adultery) and theft are 2 things that are clearly forbidden in islam, it is not condoned under islam, it is mentioned by the prophet (pbuh) many times i can go ahead if you so wish but you already know that murders, thieves, adulterers are handled in some parts in the north, they are not handed roses deceit the prophet (pbuh) said: "Truthfulness leads to righteousness, and righteousness leads to Paradise. And a man keeps on telling the truth until he becomes a truthful person. Falsehood leads to Al-Fajur (i.e. wickedness, evil-doing), and Al-Fajur (wickedness) leads to the (Hell) Fire, and a man may keep on telling lies till he is written before Allah, a liar." [3] conclusion you are a anti-islam bigot, i will end by quoting the prophet (pbuh): “Whoever tells lies about me, let him take his place in Hell.” |
nigerian women are not the most beautiful in africa, but , you can get your point across without being dramatic ![]() meri: |
i'm not a terrorist: by me how am a a terrorist if my parents are peaceful, didn't they teach me my religion? they didn't teach me violence, if i were a terrorist we'd be in the same legion but that is not how i was brought up, my parents taught me the peaceful way i am not a terrorist, because, Allah bears witness that i make dua for peace every single day and what kind of world are we living in when wrong is faught with wrong who wants to be right, if we don't want to think about finding ways of getting along? how do we want to realise who is the terrorist if we are turning blind i'm not a terrorist, because when i open my quran peace is what I find no individual speaks for me, aren't we judged based on individualism? so if i'm me, why should i be lumped with extremism? or should someone else get the blame for someone else's actions? i'm not a terrorist, because i'm not up for any kind of reaction |
why can't they protest against northerners too caught in the cross fire just to start a trend? selfish people |
send him to maiduguri without any bodyguards |
she gave her brother a throwback in some government contract, she is certainly a very dirty woman who cannot be trusted, if it is legit why the need to be defensive?it's in here genes |
i have my gun. why are these so called smart people obsess with war when they are in the uk or at the comfort of the internet if you want war start bringing to those you have problems with, i don't want war in fact i am scared of the prospect really scared but not do scared to run away everything is ready, for peace or war |
we have them in are thoughts |
, when |
from the point in nigerias growth we need to remove this subsidy, however it is like america or uk removing social grants, it will benefit there economy but no citizens not in these hard times, right now it was insensitive to remove subsidy the people have spoken, the fg has to do the right thing, not for it's economy policies because these are hard times, targets have not been met socially automatically you know that we can't downgrade on something that benefits society and accept people to live there lives like nothing changes, people can hardly afford basic stuff so we can't see prices go up with no reaction. the fg has to be sensitive in that regard and rethink this decision |
ibo are shameless animals what is news |
ibo animals |
youve already made up your mind I'm tired of explaining to f00ls like you freecocoa: |
just another of biafras finest scammer ![]() |
now i know why we had a credit crunch, international markets could not handle the complexity of your assets |
haha noblezone: |
massob already called him the jesus of ibos, it is just a matter of time until they call him a GOD, wait until he is buried, this is just warm up [quote author=Okija_juju link=topic=822602.msg9747310#msg9747310 date=1323688441]Came ahead of his time, got alot of people killed in that time, and died over 30 years too late. His vision (BIAFRA) will never see the light of day, Aburi will eventually come to pass, and as long as History remains, he will never be more than what he is to whoever reads about him. A runaway warlord cu'm politician.[/quote] |
i thought the middle belt situation was pay back for the people of the middle belt not going with biafra, so says afam, ak47, relax, ezeuche etc. '66 has no relation to whatever is happening in the middle belt which only you see in one sidedness, '66 was political, the civil war was born out of the political situation and the greed of eastern political group, even your politicians did not care about your citizens [quote author=Bandit C. link=topic=822602.msg9746722#msg9746722 date=1323683433]All These blah blah about Igbo coup this, 1966 that is irrelevant and just straight up unadulterated coonery. [b]The topic is about what is happening today to the middle beltans [/b]and murder committed by Hausa/ Fulani cave people but some pathetic f.ools who claim to be Igbos had to play apologists. Thunder gba kpo cha kwa unu anya there. Let Nigerians keep playing ostrich and the climax would be bloody and brutal but all I know is that my beloved true Igbos won't be a part of that climax. R.I.P. Ikemba, the man who saw the future.[/quote] |
the same reason why ibos dont condemn the fact that ibo men wiped out northerner leadership from the top nothing justifies the killing and humiliation of northern leaders in the coup, and the fact that are leaders who were held in the highest regard were being humiliated even in the death by ibo citizens everywhere that was not justified, was the coup a considered sign of victory for ibos in nigeria? when you answer that you will already see a few answers to your concerns TRUTHTELA: |
also at the time the ibos in the northand the east were rejoicing at the coup, it was a known fact that everywhere in the north ibo citizens were wearing the image of sarduna laying dead, in almost every ibo house you find this image as a mark of victory for them, they released songs which were played all across ibo homes, at the ab university ibo lecturers called on celebrations it was a in your face kind of thing in typical ibo arrogance/fashion that you see on this forum the ibos were not the victims but victims of there own insensitivty Rossikk: |
ezeuche is not do[b]uche[/b] for nothing |
lets see |
let us start by looking here http://ukpuru..com/ [quote author=One_Naira link=topic=821095.msg9737581#msg9737581 date=1323543616]Ask him. In what village is Hausa/Fulani superior?[/quote] |
already been in imo state, and across iboland even today, you cant do anything know your position and obey your superior [quote author=One_Naira link=topic=821095.msg9737529#msg9737529 date=1323543010]Which kin igbo you don smoke? Come we are waiting, step one foot on igboland and see if your fulani brothers aren't slaughtered in millions. You fit think we are like those Igbo who stupidly went up north. Come now, we are waiting.[/quote] |
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