₦airaland Forum

izzou:
[color=royalblue]Forget all those African Magic and Nollywood Babalawos oh.

If you see the cars wey these ones dey drive.

People dey carry 5 million cash come appease them, and dem go post am for SM.

That money na escape route, and e no suppose dey there.[/color]

Mad oo
Shebi CCP is babalawo

izzou:
[color=royalblue]Anambra state passes it into law

If you offer any spiritual services for the purpose of accumulating wealth, 6 years in prison or 20 million naira fine

How my state turned into something else overnight![/color]

How does this law not affect traditional worshipers and their right to worship especially the sacrifice part?

izzou:
[color=royalblue]Anambra state passes it into law

If you offer any spiritual services for the purpose of accumulating wealth, 6 years in prison or 20 million naira fine

How my state turned into something else overnight![/color]

Section 18(²) .. Does it cover those who give pastors, clergy, Rev Father, tithe, sow seed, donate in the church during bazaar in the name of supernatural financial breakthrough?

Ibime:
Nope, the standard rule is you return the money in the currency you received it

The UK friend is wicked.

Someone need not tell you the exchange rate he received or his brokers fees. The exact money that land in your account is what you give back.

They will have to be some compromise between both. If the Nigerian friend sent 1million then he should receive the same amount.

A40:
I respect him for coming through for his guy in need but still on still na thief.

Big thief

Kimbeast:
How does this law not affect traditional worshipers and their right to worship especially the sacrifice part?

Exactly, it gives the vibe that he's fighting against traditional worshippers in Anambra

izzou:
[color=royalblue]Forget all those African Magic and Nollywood Babalawos oh.

If you see the cars wey these ones dey drive.

People dey carry 5 million cash come appease them, and dem go post am for SM.

That money na escape route, and e no suppose dey there.[/color]

If the money is illegal, why not track and prosecute those who bring the money?
Wetin EFCC dey do? I'm against fraud and criminal activities. But I feel like the Christians are using the legal instruments of the state to suppress traditional religion.

Make dem sha no cry when a traditionalist become governor.

Kimbeast:
How does this law not affect traditional worshipers and their right to worship especially the sacrifice part?

[color=royalblue]But it is clearly stated there that the intention is to accumulate wealth from supernatural means rather than known legal means...

So if I use you to sacrifice so I can be rich, is it a right to worship?[/color]

OkpaNsukkaisBae:
If the money is illegal, why not track and prosecute those who bring the money?
Wetin EFCC dey do? I'm against fraud and criminal activities. But I feel like the Christians are using the legal instruments of the state to suppress traditional religion.

Make dem sha no cry when a traditionalist become governor.

[color=royalblue]Which day did a state governor become in charge of EFCC?

And what has fraud got to do with what that law is trying to stop?[/color]

izzou:
[color=royalblue]But it is clearly stated there that the intention is to accumulate wealth from supernatural means rather than known legal means...

So if I use you to sacrifice so I can be rich, is it a right to worship?[/color]

How do people accumulate wealth from supernatural means? Is that not vague and actually dumb.

The part I was actually referring to was the last part of your screenshot that said anybody found doing sacrifice will be sent to prison. How does that not affect traditional worshipers?

Kimbeast:
How do people accumulate wealth from supernatural means? Is that not vague and actually dumb.

The part I was actually referring to was the last part of your screenshot that said anybody found doing sacrifice will be sent to prison. How does that not affect traditional worshipers?

[color=royalblue]I actually added the screenshot there.

The last part is not a prison sentence [/color]

BlueRayDick:
I use MTN and from my own experience their network speed is not bad particularly on 5G enabled devices. I can't speak for netwrok providers sha

Mine is 5G too. Do I need to upgrade my SIM to 5G? I lost my SIM and bought another 2023. I thought it will be on 5G automatically.

izzou:
[color=royalblue]Dibias wey dey run helter skelter?

Task force don full everywhere. Nobody dey go stream go do sacrifice.[/color]

na to dey monitor all the junctions for anyone bringing sacrifice, or anyone dey see bathing for stream na inside police cell

izzou:
[color=royalblue]Which day did a state governor become in charge of EFCC?

And what has fraud got to do with what that law is trying to stop?[/color]

The governor through the AG can file to petition to EFCC.

What is the law trying to stop? Accumulation of wealth through supernatural means. There are thousands of jobless people who sow a seed in the church every new year day hoping for financial miracles. Will the state also prosecute the clergymen who collect such money?
Abi u don't know the meaning of the word "Supernatural"

OkpaNsukkaisBae:
The governor through the AG can file to petition to EFCC.

What is the law trying to stop? Accumulation of wealth through supernatural means. There are thousands of jobless people who sow a seed in the church every new year day hoping for financial miracles. Will the state also prosecute the clergymen who collect such money?
Abi u don't know the meaning of the word "Supernatural"

[color=royalblue]They will prosecute the clergymen too.

Can I rest now?[/color]

Melvyn11:
They will have to be some compromise between both. If the Nigerian friend sent 1million then he should receive the same amount.

E be like say you wicked. You wan pay back money wey inflation don finish. The real value of the money he gave you is the Pound Sterling.

izzou:
[color=royalblue]I actually added the screenshot there.

The last part is not a prison sentence [/color]

Whether it's not prison sentence it doesn't matter. The law is against it and those who flount it will be penalized. If dem turn the table now, shey Christians go fit accept such law??

This is one of the reasons why I'm not against Islam. They sure know how to checkmate you guys

OkpaNsukkaisBae:
Whether it's not prison sentence it doesn't matter. The law is against it and those who flount it will be penalized. If dem turn the table now, shey Christians go fit accept such law??

This is why I'm not even against Islam. They sure know how to checkmate you guys

[color=royalblue]Okay.

I'll put that in mind[/color]

izzou:
[color=royalblue]They will prosecute the clergymen too.

Can I rest now?[/color]

The law say nothing in that regard

OkpaNsukkaisBae:
The law say nothing in that regard

[color=royalblue]Okay.

I'll reach out to the legislators[/color]

swiz123:
E be like say you wicked. You wan pay back money wey inflation don finish. The real value of the money he gave you is the Pound Sterling.

If the pound sterling had depreciated to 500 naira would he be asking for the current value or the previous value? Like I said the money you sent in naira is what you shall receive. That's fair.

Kimbeast:
How does this law not affect traditional worshipers and their right to worship especially the sacrifice part?

That's why I'm a bit ambivalent about it...on first glance, it looks like it's targeted at them.

Melvyn11:
If the pound sterling had depreciated to 500 naira would he be asking for the current value or the previous value? Like I said the money you sent in naira is what you shall receive. That's fair.

Whatever the value is, he should return his 1k pounds.

This issue wouldn't arise if the charged him 10% interest monthly on that amount. Interest protect against time value of money.

izzou:
[color=royalblue]But it is clearly stated there that the intention is to accumulate wealth from supernatural means rather than known legal means...

So if I use you to sacrifice so I can be rich, is it a right to worship?[/color]

There's already a law against murder and I'm sure they can find ways to rope them in on mutilation of corpses even if they claim it was a cadaver they purchased.

OkpaNsukkaisBae:
The governor through the AG can file to petition to EFCC.

What is the law trying to stop? Accumulation of wealth through supernatural means. There are thousands of jobless people who sow a seed in the church every new year day hoping for financial miracles. Will the state also prosecute the clergymen who collect such money?
Abi u don't know the meaning of the word "Supernatural"

Exactly !

izzou:
[color=royalblue]Okay.

I'll reach out to the legislators[/color]

izzou:
[color=royalblue]Okay.

I'll put that in mind[/color]

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swiz123:
Mine is 5G too. Do I need to upgrade my SIM to 5G? I lost my SIM and bought another 2023. I thought it will be on 5G automatically.

I think the new Sims are already 4G and 5G enabled ; I don't think u need to do any upgrade. Probably MTN network has just been poor in Ur area ni

🤣🤣

BlueRayDick:
😂😂😂😂

[color=royalblue]Toor

When you just want to intentionally oppose, I need to save myself the strength.

The whole state is going haywire. From ritual killings, to kidnappings, to senseless killings... Everyday, Anambra is in the news for death, and we both know these figures are underreported.

Then for once, the governor tries an approach, and I am hearing EFCC should track funds...As if EFCC has not been existing till now. Suddenly their rights to worship matter, including ripping innocent people of their body parts

When the legislators reply, I'll get back to him.

E no pass like that.[/color]

We Nigerians are funny people Sha. We all know what Soludo is trying to do is dissuade the young and impressionable kids of this generation from engaging in so called money ritual.

It's obvious this is not aimed at any traditional worshipper but rather at those who would sever other people's head, limbs and gouge other people's eyes all in the name of making money ( all of which are crime in their respective ways)

How will a rational person look at that and start dragging Christianity, Islam and any other religion that does not preach human body part ritual for riches? Government dey try solve a problem, Una Don carry agenda look am sharp sharp turn am to religious matter 🤦‍♂️

izzou:
[color=royalblue]Toor

When you just want to intentionally oppose, I need to save myself the strength.

The whole state is going haywire. From ritual killings, to kidnappings, to senseless killings... Everyday, Anambra is in the news for death, and we both know these figures are underreported.

Then for once, the governor tries an approach, and I am hearing EFCC should track funds...As if EFCC has not been existing till now. Suddenly their rights to worship matter, including ripping innocent people of their body parts

When the legislators reply, I'll get back to him.

E no pass like that.[/color]

That dapo abiodun is just useless, if not he should take a clue from what soludo is doing
Ogun state is known for ritual killings or cultists killing since this man enter

iamoyindamola:
That dapo abiodun is just useless, if not he should take a clue from what soludo is doing
Ogun state is known for ritual killings or cultists killing since this man enter

[color=royalblue]Maybe he is careful so he does not infringe on their right to worship [/color]