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pocohantas:
After doing that, better get ready to follow some people to be claiming owners of Lagos. Because na there you go hang.

BlueRayDick:
Oro worshippers confessed he was murdered by tying a heavy stone to his chest after which he was dumped in the river. One oro worshipper told the white judge there is an adage in Yoruba which says " won o kin ri ajeku oro" , meaning u don't get to see the carcass of whatever prey oro has devoured.

A001:
Lols, in Sharia, death penalty is the punishment for convicted blasphemers.

Thank goodness Sharia isn't the official legislative framework of the whole federation. If not, many Christians, traditional worshippers, and freethinkers would have been killed by blood-thirsty Muslims for so-called blasphemous statements while the Muslims blaspheme daily the teachings of other faiths.

iamoyindamola:
Then i can go ahead to kill king of England and his family, will that earn me prison term or dealth sentence

hopefulLandlord:
Finances show it actually costs a lot more to carry out capital punishment than it would to sentence someone to life imprisonment in the USA. I know it sounds unbelievable but it's true

hopefulLandlord:
would be interesting if the "oyinbos" sent divers into the water to retrieve the dead body, show it to the Oro worshipers then ask if that's the same carcass that Oro had rendered invisible

Donjazet2:
How?? I can't believe this.

raumdeuter:
The laws of the land should always be respected, whether it makes sense to you or not.

Its their land their rules

hopefulLandlord:
https://www.hg.org/legal-articles/which-is-cheaper-execution-or-life-in-prison-without-parole-31614

Donjazet2:
The site couldn't open. Can you summarise?

izzou:
[color=royalblue]While they are different, in this context, they look very similar

Example....I insult your mama (na example oh )

Dem carry tyre burn me.

Disstroy says "No, don't burn him like that. Take him to a court, so they can sentence him to be burnt to death"

The issue is the fact that death is the price. Explaining the means doesn't change anything[/color]

hopefulLandlord:
The summary is that it costs more to execute someone for a crime than it does to incarcerate them for life

Donjazet2:
Can you give a little detail? Because being incarcerated for life means, feeding you for the rest of your life, taking care of healthcare needs and the rest.
Death penalty is literally that, ending your life. How can this possibly be more expensive than incarceration for life?

hopefulLandlord:
Mubarak Bala is in prison right now. he was sentenced to 24 years imprisonment by a Sharia court. he's an atheist

A001:
Messi vs Modric. Only one winner.

Donjazet2:
Again I say this, the yorubas have to be studied when it comes to this issue of religious tolerance.
I don't recall ever hearing of any crises of religious making in the west. Any crises that involves bloodshed in anyway is most likely political in nature.

So far do you think that religion will play any factor in Yorubaland in these forthcoming elections? Will some yoruba Christians be pissed about the Moslem-moslem ticket?

A001:
Death penalty isn't the only sentence. You don't know, according to Sharia laws, death penalty is one of the sentences of blasphemy?

You think it's against Sharia if he was sentenced to death? Don't just argue for the mere sake of it.

GloriousGbola:
Off the top of my head I think his 'crime' is apostasy.

And the sentence for that is death.

hopefulLandlord:
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Donjazet2:
The summary of this is that litigation fees is more expensive than life incarceration and that's just bullshite. It's a logical fallacy to state this.
Imagine taking care of someone for 60 years and still think it's cheaper. It's not believable at all.

DissTroy:
"For it is written, my plans for you are of goals and assists, and not of bench. Of doing my talking on the pitch, not of interviews with Piers Morgan". Thus sayeth Leo Messi.

DissTroy:
And in verse 10, it continues: "He shall be exalted above men. And the fate of his people shall rest upon his feet and those who trust in him shall enjoy footballing glory. And they shall sing of his praise in all ends of Argentina and round the world, even to Qatar. And it shall come to pass."

A001:
Yes, he was lucky he got 24 years even though the sentence was also extreme.

His criticism (blasphemy) of Muhammad alone on FB attracted death penalty being resident in a state under Sharia laws.

larride:
It's what I was trying to tell you then. Most families in the SW have both religion among then. Yorubas that will vote against Tinubu wont be because of muslim - muslim ticket.

GloriousGbola:
Off the top of my head I think his 'crime' is apostasy.

And the sentence for that is death.