₦airaland Forum

LegendHero:
The recent noise about the Shariah court, stirred by a few disgruntled individuals, is dying down. I came across a picture that perfectly illustrates why religious extremism—whether Christian or Muslim—cannot thrive in Yorubaland.

The image shows twin brothers: one an Alhaji, the other a pastor. Their children, both Christians and Muslims, printed a celebratory bag for them. This reflects the reality of almost 80% Yoruba extended families, where both faiths coexist peacefully.

External forces pushing for a Shariah court in Yorubaland are on a futile mission. Religion here is personal, not political. If you seek religious guidance, go to your imam or pastor. Institutionalizing religion through a separate court is unnecessary and unwelcome.

God bless Yorubaland.
God bless Traditional, Muslim, and Christian Yoruba.

Elusive001:
Stop talking bunkum.

Muslims make up 40-60% of the population of southwest. Shariah is a constitutional right of Muslims. You cannot deny them that.

You want to do the same thing you lots accuse Israel of doing to Palestinians, denying them what is "legitimately" theirs.

Shariah must come to southwest. Are Muslims in Nigeria not subject to the Sultan of Sokoto?

Is southwest no tolerant of religion again?

LegendHero:
You probably mean South East. The guy that signed the Sultan response is an Ibo man like you.

Shariah will be established in Ibo land. Probably it will rid the region of IPOB terrorism

izzou:
[color=royalblue]I really don't know why these guys won't keep the Sharia up north.

Nigeria has enough problems already.
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LegendHero:
The recent noise about the Shariah court, stirred by a few disgruntled individuals, is dying down. I came across a picture that perfectly illustrates why religious extremism—whether Christian or Muslim—cannot thrive in Yorubaland.

The image shows twin brothers: one an Alhaji, the other a pastor. Their children, both Christians and Muslims, printed a celebratory bag for them. This reflects the reality of almost 80% Yoruba extended families, where both faiths coexist peacefully.

External forces pushing for a Shariah court in Yorubaland are on a futile mission. Religion here is personal, not political. If you seek religious guidance, go to your imam or pastor. Institutionalizing religion through a separate court is unnecessary and unwelcome.

God bless Yorubaland.
God bless Traditional, Muslim, and Christian Yoruba.

LegendHero:
The recent noise about the Shariah court, stirred by a few disgruntled individuals, is dying down. I came across a picture that perfectly illustrates why religious extremism—whether Christian or Muslim—cannot thrive in Yorubaland.

The image shows twin brothers: one an Alhaji, the other a pastor. Their children, both Christians and Muslims, printed a celebratory bag for them. This reflects the reality of almost 80% Yoruba extended families, where both faiths coexist peacefully.

External forces pushing for a Shariah court in Yorubaland are on a futile mission. Religion here is personal, not political. If you seek religious guidance, go to your imam or pastor. Institutionalizing religion through a separate court is unnecessary and unwelcome.

God bless Yorubaland.
God bless Traditional, Muslim, and Christian Yoruba.

kingbee90:
An average yoruba man aligns with a religion(Christianity or Islam) simply because of what he can benefit from it.
Deep down, he worships Sango, Obatala, Ogun, Osun etc and the fulani Muslims are aware of this.
See how male twins dey answer different surnames because of religion

That is why the Caliphate wants to introduce Sharia to yoruba land in order to curb all the fake Muslims who only joined the religion for northern favours, federal government jobs, contracts, northern connections etc.

Elusive001:
Stop talking bunkum.

Muslims make up 40-60% of the population of southwest. Shariah is a constitutional right of Muslims. You cannot deny them that.

You want to do the same thing you lots accuse Israel of doing to Palestinians, denying them what is "legitimately" theirs.

Shariah must come to southwest. Are Muslims in Nigeria not subject to the Sultan of Sokoto?

Is southwest no tolerant of religion again?