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Re: Blasphemy: What Is The Position Of The Law? by Ilaje1: 8:30am On May 15, 2022
GreenCovering:
Updated:


That is the real issue dear OP: It is like pressing the trigger of a gun and expecting it not to fire. It will definitely fire. In fact it will still fire even if the gun is not loaded. So by the time you realise the consequences of your action squeezing the trigger, the deed is already done.

Nigeria is a secular state. Nobody has the right to kill. It is a terrorist like you that will justice this violence being spread around the world by Islam. It is about time that non-muslims should respond in equal measure. Nobody has monopoly of violence.
Re: Blasphemy: What Is The Position Of The Law? by Ilaje1: 8:33am On May 15, 2022
Naajjii:

What about the military couples slaughtered by you Igbo is that not as barbaric,wicked as with what the those extremist did in Sokoto ?

Didnt you see everybody condemned them? You are fucking piece of shit for trying to justify a barbaric act by your fellow terrorist.

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Re: Blasphemy: What Is The Position Of The Law? by Pristine664: 8:34am On May 15, 2022
mcquin:

I am trying hard not to condescend to throwing around derogatory words. You left condemning the dastardly act to reprimanding christians for not taking a revenge. How did we lose our humanity?

You didn't notice the incoherence in his own "Bible passages" he sited? grin

The guy is a devout Muslim hiding under the facade of atheism. He keep sending the same message to every thread on Nairaland grin

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Re: Blasphemy: What Is The Position Of The Law? by Ilaje1: 8:35am On May 15, 2022
zeyt:
Tribalism is more of a problem than religious fanaticism in Nigeria. In the recent past more than seventy Hausa traders were murdered by Yoruba based on a false rumor that a Hausa man killed a yoruba guy. Much more Nigerians died based on ethnic sentiment than due to religious affiliation. And majority of this crime were perpetrated in south west and agaist Northerners.
Voilence is not an answer to our problems. We should all extercise tolarance on ethnic and religious lines and cohabit peacelly with one another.

70 hausa killed? Where? Stop lying. Islam is a major problem in Nigeria. Islam introduced bomb blast, suicide bombers, bandits, just any terrorist act you can imagine.

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Re: Blasphemy: What Is The Position Of The Law? by GardenOfGod(m): 8:36am On May 15, 2022
Mado... grin grin
Afonjamuslim24:
A typical head slammer is mean, barbaric, wicked and oppressive. Even in this Nairaland forum, you are made to swear an oath of allegiance to head slamming, before you can comment on head slamming related posts. You are immediately suspended or your comment deleted if you speak against head slamming or head slamming regions.

As usually, my comment will be deleted soon by a head slamming mod.

Ishmael the grandfather of all Muslims was a child of misery
Gen 16:11 “Look, you are pregnant and will give birth to a son,” the angel of the LORD continued to say to her. “You will name him Ishmael, because the LORD has heard your cry of MISERY

Islam is a religion of MISERY!

Vs 12 He’ll be a wild donkey of a man. He’ll be against everyone, and everyone will be against him. He will live in conflict with all of his relatives. ”

That's the curse that is affecting all Muslims today... Murderers they all are!

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Re: Blasphemy: What Is The Position Of The Law? by stanliwise(m): 8:37am On May 15, 2022
Ademola47:
I don't think there is a section of the Nigerian constitution that precisely addresses Blasphemy.

But beyond the position of the law, I don't think it's okay to kill/die for religion. It's not worth it. Humanity first!
youre still thinking?

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Re: Blasphemy: What Is The Position Of The Law? by Galadimabawa: 8:39am On May 15, 2022
Onuh211:
I'm from middle belt and right from time we're are at peace with our muslim brothers, no be say dem dey peaceful oo it is because of the 50/50 population. dem no born dem make dem try dat shit here, everywhere go turn bloody...
To those, who think that some muslims are against that inhuman act, wake up!!! all of dem love what those stupid fanatics did in sokoto only the brave admits...
In conclusion, the real muslims are those terrorizing our dear world in the name of; a mere mortal.....


exactly my brother, we know.
Infect this morning I over had one of them that you will think they are sound minded people discussing the issue, and you could sense their bias view, laying emphasis on why would the girl abuse their religion.

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Re: Blasphemy: What Is The Position Of The Law? by Ilaje1: 8:40am On May 15, 2022
West2019:
Real Muslim can't take someone live , its only a fake Muslim can take live without looking back. Bandits, Boko Haram, kidnappers are all fake Muslim.people

You piece of shit keep saying that, but you the supposed 'real' muslim don't go after the fake, don't condemn their actions. Look at Buhari, Atiku, Sultan etc all of you are terrorists. And don't ever come here with that they are fake muslim line else thunder go fire you. No be your masters in saudi (wahhabism) sponsored and exported terrorism around the world? Are you more real than them?

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Re: Blasphemy: What Is The Position Of The Law? by Excuzeme: 8:40am On May 15, 2022
Naija147:
I pity the Nigeria Christian society, if we continue to be cowards and refuse to match these people violence for violence they will continue to assume monopoly to violence, if there has been retaliation from the south since Thursday I believe the docile FG would have done something.

These guys are animals and we must not remain in same country with them.

Just because Muslims are Violent Terrorists, nurtured by a mad Vagabond who called himself "Fake Prophet" Mohammed, does not mean Christians have to stoop low to their Animal level.

Yes, l agree that Christians should DEFEND themselves since Buhari has ordered his appointed Islamic Jihadist heading our Security Forces not to protect Christians from these Islamic Animals

Ordinarily, it is the State Security that should Uphold the Peace and shoot these Animals but even the CJF appointed by Buhari is an Islamic Jihadist who says "'blasphemy" should be punished by Death.

There is No Offense called Blasphemy, Jesus or Mohammed are not here to sue anyone for Blasphemy and a Dead Person has No locus Standi to sue or be sued.

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Re: Blasphemy: What Is The Position Of The Law? by Justpassingby45(m): 8:40am On May 15, 2022
Naija147:
I pity the Nigeria Christian society, if we continue to be cowards and refuse to match these people violence for violence they will continue to assume monopoly to violence, if there has been retaliation from the south since Thursday I believe the docile FG would have done something.

These guys are animals and we must not remain in same country with them.
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This is just the solution. Why will a Muslim law affect a Christian. When did catholic teaching be practiced Jehova witness. This is the mean reason they hate Nnamdi Kanu with some foolish Igbo's and southerners.

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Re: Blasphemy: What Is The Position Of The Law? by AntiChristian: 8:42am On May 15, 2022
expert234:


Lolz
It is.not Bible curse again, Abi? grin

You are just a mentally deranged fool.

If i am not a murderer then may you be mentally deranged and accepted in a psychiatric facility in your village.
Re: Blasphemy: What Is The Position Of The Law? by West2019(m): 8:42am On May 15, 2022
Ilaje1:


You piece of shit keep saying that, but you the supposed 'real' muslim don't go after the fake, don't condemn their actions. Look at Buhari, Atiku, Sultan etc all of you are terrorists. And don't ever come here with that they are fake muslim line else thunder go fire you. No be your masters in saudi (wahhabism) sponsored and exported terrorism around the world? Are you more real than them?
Rip .
Re: Blasphemy: What Is The Position Of The Law? by advocatejare(m): 8:42am On May 15, 2022
AntiChristian:


If I'm not a murderer then may paralysis and stroke visit you.
Are you mocking Muhammad your prophet? You know he was dragging his feet when when supported by 2 men when the poison he ate was dealing with him, a sign that he was a false prophet!

Sahih Muslim 418 c
'A'isha, the wife of the Apostle (ﷺ), said:
When the Messenger of Allah (ﷺ) fell ill and his illness became serious, he asked permission from his wives to stay in my house during his illness. They gave him permission to do so. He stepped out (of'A'isha's apartment for prayer) supported by two persons. (He was so much weak) that his feet dragged on the ground and he was being supported by 'Abbas b. 'Abd al-Muttalib and another person. 'Ubaidullah said: I informed 'Abdullah (b. 'Abbas) about that which 'A'isha had said. 'Abdullah b. 'Abbas said: Do you know the man whose name 'A'isha did not mention? He said: No. Ibn 'Abbas said: It was 'Ali.
Re: Blasphemy: What Is The Position Of The Law? by Ilaje1: 8:45am On May 15, 2022
yomi531:
The best thing that could have happened to this country was the 1990 coup(Gideon Orkar coup). They actually removed 5 northern states from Nigeria . Sokoto was one of the states. I wonder why God didnt allow that coup to succeed

Remember they were actually 5 northern states then, so he removed all of them from Naija because he knew they were animals.

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Re: Blasphemy: What Is The Position Of The Law? by WibusJaga: 8:48am On May 15, 2022
According to Muslims, if the punishment for blasphemy is death, why was El Rufai not killed for his blasphemy against Jesus in that tweet?

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Re: Blasphemy: What Is The Position Of The Law? by Excuzeme: 8:49am On May 15, 2022
Ilaje1:


70 hausa killed? Where? Stop lying. Islam is a major problem in Nigeria. Islam introduced bomb blast, suicide bombers, bandits, just any terrorist act you can imagine.

Dont mind the shameless liar!
He did not even manufacture a Reference for his lie, since it never happened. undecided undecided

Muslims are naturally terrorists, that is what their terrorist 'Profuse Mohammed was, and that is what he wrote down for them to read and inculcate.

Dont expect Peace from any Muslim, if he is pretending to be Peaceful today, it is because he is still afraid, due to being outnumbered and cant carry it through.

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Re: Blasphemy: What Is The Position Of The Law? by Ilaje1: 8:49am On May 15, 2022
West2019:
Rip .

I'm not surprised with your RIP. That's the only thing a terrorist know. Sorry to disappoint you, I will be here for year and put you to your level - violence is the only language you understand.

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Re: Blasphemy: What Is The Position Of The Law? by West2019(m): 8:51am On May 15, 2022
Ilaje1:


I'm not surprised with your RIP. That's the only thing a terrorist know. Sorry to disappoint you, I will be here for year and put you to your level - violence is the only language you understand.
To.slap you the hungry me
Re: Blasphemy: What Is The Position Of The Law? by Ilaje1: 8:52am On May 15, 2022
West2019:
To.slap you the hungry me

Why violence no go hungry you? Go slap your fellow pedophile terrorists.

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Re: Blasphemy: What Is The Position Of The Law? by Eriokanmi: 8:52am On May 15, 2022
Tissaia:
Death period

All this Yoruba Muslims and moderation

When we allow insulting messages to fester in the community, they take on a life of their own. Look at Christianity they tolerated everything and see what's happening to them everywhere, especially in the US.
The difference of the moderation you see in Yorubaland, UAE, Jordan, Brunei is the reason for the relative peace enjoyed in those places while the those who aren't on the side of moderation are always in crises. Go to Yemen, Iran, Sudan among others, you'd know better.

The tolerance you mentioned on the part of Christians is a reflecting in the peace enjoyed in Christian-dominated regions globally. Christians follow the teachings of Christ and that's why they're called Christian. No nation spills innocent blood would ever know peace, not even in the northern part of Nigeria. Check it. The moment IPOB began killing innocent Nigerians in their region, peace elude them. God detests innocent blood being She'd hecause He's the only one who has the power to create, kill and make alive.

The yoruba Muslim you attacked are believers of Islam and they don't turn quran upside down as obtains in the north. The Islam in the north is a sect and the earlier you know this, the better. They're the worst liars I've even known. I'm very close to them. They condemn gay but they practice it codedly. They condemn adultery but that's their normal practice. They condemn alcoholism but they drink to stupor. They condemn corruption but they steal more than thieves. If Islamic laws were to be followed and in all honesty, the majority of them ought to have been amputated by now, including their leaders.

Tell me which region is the most peaceful in Nigeria? We have both Christians and Muslims in the South, learn from them

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Re: Blasphemy: What Is The Position Of The Law? by uarian: 8:56am On May 15, 2022
In the Bible, Luke chapter 15 is all about repentance and redemption. The value that God placed on repentance is highlighted in verse 7.
Someone who was killed have no chance to repent. This is a big difference between Islam and Christianity. If what Deborah did was really an error, she can't repent from the grave. Meanwhile many will continue to do what she did and more just out of anger about what happened. While those that killed her can do nothing about it.

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Re: Blasphemy: What Is The Position Of The Law? by West2019(m): 8:57am On May 15, 2022
Ilaje1:


Why violence no go hungry you? Go slap your fellow pedophile terrorists.
Okay nah you dey provoke me like this
Re: Blasphemy: What Is The Position Of The Law? by Ijaya123: 8:59am On May 15, 2022
If you need to murder someone to “defend” your god, then your god is powerless and useless.

And if reading this tweet upset you, you are brainless. You are exactly the chosen intended audience for the post.

The earlier we speak against this barbarism, the better for all of us.

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Re: Blasphemy: What Is The Position Of The Law? by nesgeeek(m): 9:03am On May 15, 2022
The only way to create peace among we Nigerians is to divide this country so that notherners will form their own country and believe in their sharia law. There's no any sense in what they did to Deborah in Sokoto.

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Re: Blasphemy: What Is The Position Of The Law? by pocohantas(f): 9:04am On May 15, 2022
Mario619:
This just explain to you the true meaning of Islam!!! Very mean and wicked with evil mind... Come and see them hiding here in Onitsha thinking that we are as evil as them.... Without knowing that we are not as animalistic as them...... But sometimes it takes madness to cure madness

You have to give them that - they look out for themselves in good and in evil. I sometimes wonder how they disseminate information so fast. Maybe in their mosques. By Monday, majority of them would go into hiding to return when they think we have forgiven them.

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Re: Blasphemy: What Is The Position Of The Law? by EmZsquare: 9:05am On May 15, 2022
NaijaDonCast:
Uncircumcised and uncivilized barbarians, Muhammad was a terrorist he set the precedence for his illiterate followers, go down history line how many great Muslim men can they world celebrate, ranging from science to technology, art, philosophy,politics and civil right, the answer is none


This shows how ignorant you are. I'll just give you a few words to do your research if you want to learn. Optics and use of camera, coffee, algebra, the University system, soap that you know today, surgical instruments, bank cheque, etc.

Instead of wasting your borrowed data here, use it to improve on your knowledge and stop giving comments that'll make you so foolish and uneducated.


Back to main reason, the end result is unfortunate because a life is lost but such act has been happening and might happen in the future because collectively we've decided to shy from the truth and that is religious tolerance. Even the list of few incidents above always came with one provocation or the other and this is something we have to educate ourselves not to propagate.

There's a difference between arguing about someone's existence and insulting someone's existence.

Muslims always argue that Jesus is not God or son of god but a devine being among humans and we respect his existence but christians always use any means to insult Islam, prophet (saw) and/or muslims which is the main reason for this act.


Embracing religious tolerance and minding your business or even letting go when slightly provoked will stop this kind of act.

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Re: Blasphemy: What Is The Position Of The Law? by ajericho(m): 9:10am On May 15, 2022
AntiChristian:


If i am NOT a murderer then may you be doomed and cursed!

Lol,you actually support killing for religion and you claim you are not a murderer?
Re: Blasphemy: What Is The Position Of The Law? by expert234: 9:11am On May 15, 2022
AntiChristian:


If i am not a murderer then may you be mentally deranged and accepted in a psychiatric facility in your village.

Lolz. You curse like a fool, Mr Islamic murderer. grin
Re: Blasphemy: What Is The Position Of The Law? by ajericho(m): 9:12am On May 15, 2022
zeyt:
Tribalism is more of a problem than religious fanaticism in Nigeria. In the recent past more than seventy Hausa traders were murdered by Yoruba based on a false rumor that a Hausa man killed a yoruba guy. Much more Nigerians died based on ethnic sentiment than due to religious affiliation. And majority of this crime were perpetrated in south west and agaist Northerners.
Voilence is not an answer to our problems. We should all extercise tolarance on ethnic and religious lines and cohabit peacelly with one another.

How many times have you heard Yoruba kill hausas?

It's always them starting something and later play victim,we can't try half of what they do here never
Re: Blasphemy: What Is The Position Of The Law? by ajericho(m): 9:12am On May 15, 2022
zeyt:
Tribalism is more of a problem than religious fanaticism in Nigeria. In the recent past more than seventy Hausa traders were murdered by Yoruba based on a false rumor that a Hausa man killed a yoruba guy. Much more Nigerians died based on ethnic sentiment than due to religious affiliation. And majority of this crime were perpetrated in south west and agaist Northerners.
Voilence is not an answer to our problems. We should all extercise tolarance on ethnic and religious lines and cohabit peacelly with one another.

Let's just go our separate ways,we are different species of human
Re: Blasphemy: What Is The Position Of The Law? by Danmisra(m): 9:13am On May 15, 2022
Let me start by saying,I watch a debate between Muslim and Christian scholars in England in 1985 in a tall hall. During the debate the Muslim scholar said that, the are many things in christianity that are not classified as blasphemy and even if a Christian did a heresy ,he is not punished in christianity but all the things that mentioned like jokes, insult, mimicking about/on God are blasphemy in Islam and non of the Christians present there including the pastor denied with evidence from the Bible that the Muslim scholar was wrong. I bet that why pastor try to resurrect,heal people etc and also lots of jokes were made on social media or in films/reality on jesus/God like what ikorodu boys did almighty CAN did say nothing because it is not blasphemy.
A civilise and sane person will advice you to behave yourself wherever you found your self because ignorance is not an excuse in today's world,if you say it is an excuse I will tell you to go to Lagos to steal when the mob try to burn you,you tell them you don't know,to see if they will listen to you or go to to China to embezzle money when they sentence you to death you tell them you are ignorant I think they will listen to you.they will never listen to you because it is their land, system , religion, culture and they will not allow any stupid person to temper with the way of life.
However she is a Christian they ought to have taken her to court of law. But the way she said it shows that she has no regard for Muslims and Muslims too responded swiftly because nobody respect arrogant insult, I say it is her fault by deliberately crossing the line arrogant now she has paid the ultimate price.
Ignorance is not an excuse at any place,at anywhere
Re: Blasphemy: What Is The Position Of The Law? by nkemjacob2(m): 9:15am On May 15, 2022
Sometimes i began to wonder the sort of teachings d muslim fellows are receiving. Let me ask them do u tink deborah case will be d end of blaspemy? Islam end up building more babarians. By so doing i am sure mohammed will be happy seeing this where ever he sees this.

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