₦airaland Forum

OkpaNsukkaisBae:
But when you go borrowing and military aid. Calling for intervention and assistance you didn't remember that Nigeria is a sovereign country.

themanderon:
I have a suggestion why not the north create a country of their own and practice Shari'a without any disturbance from anyone? Won't that be nice as it's obvious Shari'a cannot exist with any modern constitution. Won't that be nice?

Fountainofyouth:
Name one reasonable significance and impact of sharia law and hisbah in the country?

Northern states practicing it has not improved in any way only to destroy alcohol yet collect vat from same alcohol,

If not hypocrisy, sharia law doesn't apply to the rich only the poor, same hisbah commandant that was caught with a prostitute in Kano, in sharia law he's suppose to be put to death, but it doesn't apply to him, only the poor, so tell us the significance if not pure hypocrisy and harne.

AqualinaXYZ:
I no really blame Hausa and Yoruba people



Na South south wey no wan wake up commot from this parasitic marriage called Nigeria I blame



If every south southerner get the kind thoughts I get I swear before one week we would disintegrate from Nigeria


I so much hate this union

CodeTemplarr:
What happens to christianity within that northern country?

Fountainofyouth:
Name one reasonable significance and impact of sharia law and hisbah in the country?

Northern states practicing it has not improved in any way only to destroy alcohol yet collect vat from same alcohol,

If not hypocrisy, sharia law doesn't apply to the rich only the poor, same hisbah commandant that was caught with a prostitute in Kano, in sharia law he's suppose to be put to death, but it doesn't apply to him, only the poor, so tell us the significance if not pure hypocrisy and harne.

Fountainofyouth:
Name one reasonable significance and impact of sharia law and hisbah in the country?

Northern states practicing it has not improved in any way only to destroy alcohol yet collect vat from same alcohol,

If not hypocrisy, sharia law doesn't apply to the rich only the poor, same hisbah commandant that was caught with a prostitute in Kano, in sharia law he's suppose to be put to death, but it doesn't apply to him, only the poor, so tell us the significance if not pure hypocrisy and harne.

salbis:
not a prostitute, but somebody's wife for that matter.

CodeTemplarr:
What happens to christianity within that northern country?

themanderon:
What is happening to them now that sharia has been imposed for decades now?

AqualinaXYZ:
I no really blame Hausa and Yoruba people



Na South south wey no wan wake up commot from this parasitic marriage called Nigeria I blame



If every south southerner get the kind thoughts I get I swear before one week we would disintegrate from Nigeria


I so much hate this union

MaziObinnaokija:
Face of our problem .KETTLES CARRIERS

Maxymilliano:
Former presidential aide, Bashir Ahmad, has criticised calls from the United States for Nigeria to abolish Sharia law and disband Hisbah commissions, describing the move as an attempt to interfere in the country’s internal matters.

He issued the reaction on Wednesday after a report emerged that US lawmakers were urged on Tuesday to pressure the Nigerian government to end the implementation of Sharia law in northern states and to dissolve Hisbah bodies.

According to the report, experts warned that these systems were contributing to patterns of anti-Christian persecution.

The appeal was made during a joint House briefing held in response to United States President Donald Trump’s October directive and the subsequent designation of Nigeria as a Country of Particular Concern.

At the briefing, Council on Foreign Relations Senior Fellow, Dr. Ebenezer Obadare, said violent groups such as Boko Haram, the Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP), and radicalised Fulani militants were exploiting Sharia structures and Hisbah officials to push extremist ideology, enforce forced conversions, and operate with minimal resistance.

Reacting to the development in a post on X, Ahmad said he did not wish to continue engaging the topic but considered the development as a clear intrusion into Nigeria’s internal affairs.

He stressed that the United States had no authority to determine how Nigerians should live, govern themselves, or practise their faith, noting that Nigeria is a sovereign country with its own constitutional and institutional frameworks.

He tweeted, “In as much as I don’t want to continue talking about this, but I must say this what a blatant intrusion into our internal affairs! The United States has absolutely no right to dictate to us how we should live, govern ourselves or practice our faith as Nigeria is a sovereign nation with our own Constitution, democratic institutions, cultural values and legal frameworks.”


https://tribuneonlineng.com/call-for-ban-on-shariah-law-us-has-no-right-to-dictate-to-us-bashir-ahmad/

AqualinaXYZ:
I no really blame Hausa and Yoruba people



Na South south wey no wan wake up commot from this parasitic marriage called Nigeria I blame



If every south southerner get the kind thoughts I get I swear before one week we would disintegrate from Nigeria


I so much hate this union

Maxymilliano:
https://tribuneonlineng.com/call-for-ban-on-shariah-law-us-has-no-right-to-dictate-to-us-bashir-ahmad/?fbclid=Iwb21leAOdb45leHRuA2FlbQIxMQBzcnRjBmFwcF9pZAwzNTA2ODU1MzE3MjgAAR6d5-nHyVKiIdOt39tjSuM_4dRtE5-uTc1Ii85zUB13PeohjnM4VnNuVdSJ8Q_aem_-k5D425cBSZReSo9Nj0tDQ