₦airaland Forum

femi4:
And you want to be president of this Country? Your comment shows that you are unfit

Bravo. He should be dancing while seeing his people being killed, raped and properties destroyed? No wonder we have so many traitors in Yoruba land. I, as a Yoruba and a Muslim also respect the guy's foresight and bravery.

ChngedChnges:
Now I know the "online" yorubas here are wicked. Same people that have been complaining and crying about herdsmen, sympathized by some igbos here have now started laughing at igbos here because they think theirs have been settled.
Truly, most yorybas are dual tongue serpents that's why they're neither Christians nor muslims.

#spits

My prayers are with you my Igbo friends. All those people rejoicing over the killings in Orlu are Tinubu's urchins. I'm with you in spirit. Sad

Ojukwu007:
Are you for real? MNK has been offering a voice of support, same as almost 90% of Igbos. Tell your your self the bitter truth, Igbos don't hate Yorubas. We neither rape, kidnap, kill, nor terrorize your kinsmen yet you keep HATING, we have ignored the seat of power for quite a long time yet you keep HATING. For God's sake, what exactly do you what from the Igbos? Why the bitterness?

Those people who hate Igbos are Tinubu's boys. The real Omoluabis don't have time for hating the real hustlers because they are hustlers themselves.

richmond500:
So the NA went to Orlu and start burning markets where law abiding citizens are, then the ESN boys came and tried to fight them back and then overpowered and killed three of them, and the armies came for revenge abi?

Wow I never knew, pls give us more news since u are in the warfront

It happened some days back in Ogun where they escorted herders to beat villagers who turned back herdsmen from eating thier crops.

VirginFinder:
And where is that

Ilorin

[quote author=Mikecold post=98436113]lol,

Yorubas get problem sha, see them turning the attention now to Igbo like we weren't all speaking with one voice against fulani terrorists.

Really pathetic, this war isn't even won sef, just a mere repeat of same story[/quote ] No vex. They are Tinubu's boys. I'm sorry on behalf of all Omoluabis

yorubarere:
Cry. I am sure you expected worst. Our leaders will always be with us unlike the other side of the river.

You are wrong bro. They are definitely not with us on this but with the Fulanis. Expect the Fulanis to be more brutal and careless.

helinues:
Toh

Sunday Igboho's short fame has already expired.. It's time to take care of him

Your Tinubu can never control the kind of crowd Sunday Igboho will command in yorubaland of today. Greedy Tinubu has fallen for Igboho to rise.#the Truth is bitter

What's good of Buhari's presidency to the northerners? Na all of us dey suffer am together. If Tinubu should become the presido, MC will surely become a gov in lag. Graduates will be jobless while street urchins will be the one controlling the affairs of Nigeria.

Hurry up

osuofia2:
Ready for the consequences. Futa Jallon don't forget.

Yorubas don't forgive or forget either.

All this one na political statements. FFK is fully in support.

If power must come down to the South, it should be South East but I will prefer a reasonable person from the middle belt.

Money2000:
Hello NLers... Sometimes ago, I was in dilemma to leave my loyal and faithful girlfriend...
Guess what? I finally caught her cheating. She was double dating for 3 months (dating myself and one other guy).

I have dated this babe for 4 years, until I caught her cheating. I was so angry that I ended the relationship.
I am in a new relationship anyway, but I can’t seem to find the friendship I had with my ex.

I sometimes feel I go extra miles to impress this new girl (not like she bills me, but I caught her one time receiving money gift from a guy, whom she claims that they are just friends, and that she would stop talking to him) although she appreciates every little thing I do. She has also been supportive.

My ex apologized and beg me to reconcile things with her, but I thought I love this new babe more than her... so I told her to move on. After like 2 months, she has finally moved on oh.

The problem now is that, I am beginning to miss my ex so much, the friendship we had, the mind blowing s*x and some other experience we had together, how we have helped each other grow in life financially (my ex was with me when I was broke and had nothing) P.S: my new gf is kind of boring in bed, her pre-intimacy game and s*x is nothing compared to my ex (I prefer my ex)...

These days, any small thing, I am dreaming of my ex, seeing her in my dream, which makes me very happy... but when I wake up to reality, I become sad because it’s just a dream.

I have taken this my new gf to family, and I’ve also met her family too...

Now, I am in a dilemma if to go beg my ex for reconciliation because I miss her so much... I think I have actually not moved on...

I need your advice pls

The difference between your ex and the current chick is just like the difference between PDP and APC in Nigerian politics.

Wunna:
Imagine someone gives this kinda advice to your bro. Just imagine

Just imagine. A guy at 26 for that matter.�

Slynation:
it's well oO.....but one thing is certain,the Fulani never forgives, they will re-enforce and attack that village when the time is due, be it days, months or years.....

Yorubas don't forgive or forget also. The game is on

Frankiecrenshaw:
bros shut up. If the gun laws in Nigeria wasn't strict. you would have worse. And besides, is it not the same Nigerians that Herdsmen and Bandits kill Children and Adults everyday? Or it's another Nigeria? Zombie.

Let's conclude we have our herdsmen terrorists while they have MAGA terrorists. No rants anymore

Web2020:
This Buhari speech shows that he is in support of the killing of those young protesters. Very sad to have this kind of president.

Northerners don't give a Bleep about what's happening in the South.I always preserve my R.I.P whenever Boko boys suyarize them too. They tag our heroes as the criminals killed by the Nigerian army.

aremuforlife:
They will worship their oppressors but condemn others.

Just like the Yorubas also worship Tinubu and the Northerners worship Buhari

Preacherrr:
HILARY CLINTON TELL THE PROTESTERS TO STOP BEEN LAWLESS. TELL THEM TO STOP RAPING YOUNG LADIES, EXTORTION, THEFT, ROAD BLOCK. BURNING DOWN OF POLICE STATION, TELL THEM NOT TO BREAK ANY PRISON WALL AGAIN. AND DON'T FORGET TO REBUKE THEM FOR THE PRISON BREAK IN BENIN CITY. THE NIGERIAN GOVERNMENT AND THE NIGERIAN ARMY WILL NOT ALLOW NIGERIA TO BECOME A LAWLESS STATE.

The massacre will soon get to your immediate family Insha'Allah. Just keep today's date in mind.

AchalugoNwa:


ICC should declare buhari, Burutai wanted

Osinbajo should make use of the little dignity left for him and tender his resignation immediately
his people are being massacred in his backyard
what's the use of your vice presidency if you can't protect your people

His dignity is long gone. Tinubu don use his hands spoiled his own political career.

Rilwayne001:
Scholars are writing this because we have Buhari who happens to be a Muslim in power. During the time of Jonathan, scholars did not write things like this, rather most northerners criticized him both openly and closely. Jonathan's government was the most insulted and most criticized government in this 4th republic. I still remember vividly how he was thrown stones and dirts in one of his campaign in the North. Where were this scholars when these were all going on? Isn't the double standard obvious already?

The kind of evil this Nigerian government is meting out on its citizens is so horrible and comparable to forcing people to leave their faith for another thing entirely. If we're not rising to stop of evil, how long do we wait before it totally gets out of hand? Police killing us everyday like flies, you said we should continue looking at the government and not say anything to stop it?
You say we can hold their hands in private and talk to them? How does a common man gets to do that?

This thread is DOA. All your quotes aren't applicable to this situation.

Jazak and Jum'at Mufeedah my brethren.

Lukgaf:
Islamic viewpoint:

Muslims must be guided by the Quran and Sunnah in all their activities from the mundane to the most serious. Allah’s Messenger (peace be upon him) taught his Ummah (nation) every affair that would bring them closer to success in this life and Paradise in the next, and he warned them from every affair that would harm them and bring them closer to Hell.

When a Muslim sees injustice, he has been guided by the revealed texts to act appropriately. The Prophet (peace be upon him) said: “Help the oppressed and the oppressor.” When it was said to him that it is correct that the oppressed should be helped, but how does one help the oppressor?! He responded: “Stop him and prevent him from oppression, and that is helping him.”

He also said: “Whoever among you sees an evil, let him stop it with his hand. If he is not able, let him stop it by speaking. If he is not able, let him at least hate it with his heart for that is the weakest of faith (Imaan).”

However, there are some mighty principles that go along with these Prophetic narrations to avoid anarchy and disorder in societies. For example, if one’s mother and father are involved in drinking wine or smoking and gambling, it is not permitted to physically assault them or to harm them under the guise that one is forbidding evil!

Another example is that if a burglar breaks into one’s house, it is not permissible to pursue him and imprison him in a homemade prison or carry out the prescribed punishment upon him.

On the other hand, a father and mother may physically withhold their children from taking drugs, stealing or smoking, by rebuking them. Likewise, a ruler and his appointed courts may sentence criminals and punish them because they have an Islamic duty to do so. Many Muslims and non-Muslims misunderstand the Islamic texts and think that any person can do whatever they wish to correct wrongs in society by “any means necessary”. This is wrong and in contradiction to other explanatory texts.

The Messenger of Allah said: “If one of you sees something from the ruler that he hates, let him not publicise it.” This is a clear hadeeth forbidding openly protesting (even publicly speaking) against the ruler. Then he gave the Muslims a method of correcting the ruler: “Rather you should take the ruler by his hand and advise him. If he accepts the advice, then that is good. If he refuses, then you have fulfilled your duty.” In another narration, he said: “The martyr is the one who speaks a word of truth in the presence of the tyrannical ruler for which he is killed.”

These authentic narrations make it very clear that the ruler should only be advised in his presence and NOT in public. So, one may write to the ruler with gentle words advising him with correct conduct. The Messenger (peace be upon him) never ever protested in the streets of Makkah though he and his companions were oppressed and persecuted for 13 years in Makkah. They never once blocked the streets, participated in sit-ins, or plotted assassinations. However, the Prophet would constantly advise them and remind them of their duty to their Lord and the impending Day of Judgement wherein Allah would call them to account.

So to oppose this methodology is to oppose the Prophet (peace be upon him) as he himself said: “Whoever turns away from my Sunnah is not from me.” He also said: “You will have rulers over you who will not follow my Sunnah, nor my guidance. There will be amongst them men who will have the hearts of devils in the bodies of humans.” When asked how one is to behave towards such oppressive Muslim rulers, he responded: “Listen and obey the ruler, even if he takes your wealth and beats you in your back. Listen and obey.”

So patience is very important in times of hardship. There is tremendous wisdom behind this because of the great bloodshed and anarchy that results in standing up against those in authority. Furthermore, it is a reminder that the Muslims are only ruled by those they deserve and the leaders are merely a reflection of society. So Allah gives good people a good ruler and wicked people a wicked ruler as the great scholars such as Ibnul-Qayyim, Ibn Bāz and Al-Albāni have stated. So protests, demonstrations and rising up against the rulers and those in authority are not allowed in Islam.

Rubbish. It means #EndPoliceBrutality protest is also Haram ba. Please, don't turn my religion to a religion of clowns.

DonroxyII:
Ilorin is not equals to Kwara ... Also, Kwara has more muslims with larger concentration in Kwara North (Nupe majorly, Baruteen are mix) and Kwara Central (Ilorin emirate). in Kwara south, I think it is more Christians since Igbomina/Ekiti are Mostly Xtians while Offa is also mixed!!

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Sir Jarus, That 75:25 view of yours for Kwara south though ....

Offa, Irepodun, Ifelodun have more Muslims while Isin, Ekiti and Oke-Ero have more Christians pop.

Jarus:
Largely true, but not entirely.

Christians dominate the Ife-Ijesha axis of Osun. It is only Ede/Iwo axis that clearly has majority Muslim. Osogbo/Ikirun axis also appears to be 50/50. Over all, Osun appears to be 50-50.

Similar pattern in Oyo, although Ibadan has a very huge Muslim population.

Ogun also has similar pattern of 50-50 with large Muslim population in Ijebuland and Abeokuta. I suspect Christians will be slightly more in Ogun.

Yes, indigenous Lagosians are mostly Muslims - Lagos Island, Epe. But Lagos being a cosmopolitan city, has many Christians, mostly non-indigenes.

Ekiti looks like 80% Christian, or more. Ondo too has clear Christian majority.

I'm from Kwara South and from my part of Kwara South, Muslim-Christian ratio is, to be most conservative, least 75-25. S

Just my view from what I know of these states, not official stats.

You're right bro.

Kingosytex:
That useless sharia law is meant for the poor and the downtrodden. How many big wigs have you seen amputated or stoned to death?

Even in Saudi Arabia, na the poor dey suffer Shariah laws.

mrvitalis:
Atiku was never and option to beat buhari
Jonathan running again would have been a better choice

Tambuwal ,kwankwaso or even saraki would have easily beaten buhari

Atiku couldn't do it up north ...

Lol @Sarak would have defeated baba Buhari.All those names mentioned above couldn't get up to 6m votes because they are lightweight. Atiku really tried faaa

Any time Dangote group wants to enter market with new product like this, that is when Nigerians will be hearing 'poisonous this and fake that'. Indomie noodles,salt and etc come to mind.The same old method.

AbuuBilaal:
Tyre head republic.

Shia are not Muslims. Please understand that.

lShia are not Muslims but Sunni, the blood suckers(terrorists) are. I'm a muslim but Sunnis are very stupid because they cause a lot of problems amongst the muslim world.

henrysam:
By the end of 4 years you will see that you were deceiving yourself. Just keep my advice

Thanks for your opinion. Enemy of progress

IkpuMmadu:
Islam has always dragged many places backward so Yoruba land wouldn't be an issue ...look at Osun

Osun is better than Ekiti which is dominated by the Christians in all ramifications.

Unlimitk:
In irepodun
Omupo Muslim land
Omu aran large Christians
Offa Muslim land
Ekiti largely Christian
Oke ero largely Christian
Isin largely Christian
Esie largely Christian
Did I lie.

Lol! Irepodun is a LG with Omu-Aran as the LG base.The Oba is a Muslim.
Oro under Irepodun,the oba is a Muslim.
Esie is also under Irepodun, their Oba is a Muslim. I just mentioned their Obas because that's what you used as yardsticks for Ogun and Osun.I won't even mention Offa which is the largest town in kwara south, the second largest in kwara. Ekiti and Oke-ero are the minorities in Kwara you know?Both L.Gs combined are not up to Offa alone. Christians in Kwara are not up to 25%.