₦airaland Forum

Ringstonermasks:
am useless


I'm from a poor home like my father. I'm assuming everyone is a low life like me and my father . Even my father will respect you and bow when he sees you. I'm a Useless boy from a useless family with a useless mother.

Abass07:
EU kini? EU my foot!!! Have they settled Ukraine 🇺🇦 matter?😡

SeeWahala:
Sharia Law tinz 😂😆

Make I hear say over 90% of yolowbar musicians no end up on sharia deathrow once their law has been fully implemented in the southwest

Person's like Portable and co. Would have a hard time staying alive with a functioning tongue once he sings his usual thrash

Mrfeel:
Why are you insulting your mother and father on nairaland kid? Must you tell everyone you are from a poor family with a useless father and mother? You can do better kid

GeneralPula:
Religion..

You should just thank God for your life if you’re not a religious person..

These foreign Religion are one of the most unfortunate happenings on mankind..

Ringstonermasks:
u are mistaking me for ur father and mother. check again.

Arrowhead71:
see you murderer and murderous religion, killing fellow human for rotten Terrorist prophet Mohammed

delpee:
Please is blasphemy punishable by death under our laws or it's strictly under Sharia?

I'm wondering why we have to kill anyone for this. It easily becomes a tool of oppression against perceived enemies by way of wrong accusations.

God can fight His own battles. He is the Alpha and Omega.

Mrfeel:
You are the one talking about your mother and father on nairaland kid, I never knew who they were but I know now

Editorialtimes:
The European Parliament has adopted an urgent resolution urging Nigerian authorities to immediately and unconditionally release Yahaya Sharif-Aminu, a Sufi Muslim singer sentenced to death for alleged blasphemy in Kano State. The resolution, passed under RC-B10-0101/2025, also calls for the repeal of blasphemy laws at both federal and state levels, citing violations of human rights and Nigeria’s international obligations.

Sharif-Aminu has been detained since March 2020, when he was convicted by an upper Sharia court in Kano for song lyrics deemed offensive to the Prophet Muhammad. He was initially sentenced to death by hanging in August 2020. Although his conviction was overturned in January 2021, he was ordered to face a retrial. Despite appealing his case to Nigeria’s Supreme Court in November 2022, he remains in prison.

The European Parliament’s resolution also demands the release of three other individuals facing similar blasphemy charges: Abdulazeez Inyass, sentenced to death in Kano in 2016; Abduljabar Nasiru Kabara, sentenced to death in December 2022; and Isma’ila Sani Isah, arrested in Sokoto State in 2021.

On August 30, 2024, the United Nations Working Group on Arbitrary Detention declared Sharif-Aminu’s imprisonment a violation of multiple articles of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR). The UN called for his immediate release and compensation.

The EU resolution criticizes Nigeria’s blasphemy laws, arguing that they contradict the Nigerian Constitution, the African Charter on Human and Peoples' Rights, and international human rights agreements. Nigeria is one of only seven countries worldwide where blasphemy is punishable by death.



Additionally, the EU Parliament emphasized international efforts to abolish the death penalty and urged Nigeria to immediately cease using capital punishment for blasphemy, taking steps toward its full abolition. It also called on the Nigerian government to address impunity surrounding blasphemy accusations by penalizing false allegations and bringing perpetrators of violence to justice, thereby strengthening the rule of law.

The resolution further urges the EU and its member states to raise individual cases, human rights concerns, and blasphemy laws with Nigerian authorities. It instructs the President of the European Parliament to forward the resolution to the Parliament and Government of Nigeria.

In response to the resolution, Kola Alapinni, an international human rights lawyer and U.S. Secretary of State awardee for International Religious Freedom, expressed his satisfaction on X (formerly Twitter).

The resolution highlights growing international pressure on Nigeria to address human rights violations linked to blasphemy laws and the use of the death penalty.

Source: The Bureau Newspaper

Abass07:
It's obvious you are more than useless.

Ringstonermasks:
Sharia usefulness


Sharia is good and is needed in SW, SS and SE.

With verdict lyk dix, nobody will dare to insult Mohammed for marrying a 6yr old aisha. No one would dare say Aisha(in heaven now) was unjustly molested and raped.

We need Sharia so that our president will also have a second tenure in office and protect mohammed. Mohammed is too dead to fight for himself, we need to murder anyone that speaks against him.

We need Sharia so that we can cut the hands of those that are stealing bread, but not politicians. Politicians are bigger than mohammed, Sharia is good for the poor cos mohammed used it to hold our sense in submission.

If you don't support Sharia, we will declare fatwa on u and ur family. ahamdulilah.

Bittersweetnig:
your papa is always

Ringstonermasks:
I'm mistaken you for my father and ashawo mother... You are not d guy that fuk her into giving birth to me, i ask her who my father is she said his name is mattew. that's my real father.

Goodvibes007:
They are only playing. The Satan of Sokoto would not try such again after the he was dragged like Tiger generator.

9japride:
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But they can forgive repented terrorist who take lives?

delpee:
Why should a murderer be forgiven without punishment? That's for God to do. On earth, a criminal faces justice so peace can reign in the society.