₦airaland Forum

AntiChristian:
How many people have been islamized in your area for family in the last decade?

anonimi:
So what is in the DNA of the chief complainants of All Promises Cancelled, APC destiny destroyers

Do you know what is in their crooked DNA?

almarthins:
Nigeria can't flourish when there is bloody move in hidden treaties and undisclosed agreements.

AntiChristian:
How many people have been islamized in your area for family in the last decade?

2mch:
It’s not about Islamic country. All of the people who produce our beef are Muslim and they raise their cow in a halal way and kill it in a halal way too. We will just be exporting the produce enmasse now. Even US is a big exporter of Halal. It is just tapping into a market that the producers already exist in Nigeria. All we need to do is give Fulani herders Sambisa Forest as their central cow grazing forest and create an environment where cows can be exported for all their valuable parts from a Government built or sponsored facility. They can provide them security, housing and even schools so they settle with their family.

Our cow leather is some of the most prized leather in the world and used by all the top designers. We just need to manage ourselves better and ensure the export of these resources are properly regulated and pricing structured to benefit the seller and the country.

ismodiwa:
Halal simply means "Things that are allowed or lawful"

Nigeria is not an Islamic country and you all are benefiting from the proceeds of Islamic Banking.

Stop being sentimental or religiously biased.

ono:
You did not get my point.

It is the "halal" word - that Islamic word that me (and I know a lot of others) are against - in a secular country. You can give your "ponmo" whatever other convenient name you want to call it. We don't care! Just don't tie it to any religion or make it have some religious connotation. Halal, Sukuk, Shariah, Hijrah etc etc are all Islamic names. Keep that to yourself in your corner as a Muslim. Don't bring into our "collective" discourse as a nation. It is wrong to do so in a secular country.

gloryman91:
YThe problem with the idiots is they don't want to hear anything Islam at all even if they are dying in abject poverty.

Ideology bondage is a serious curse.

2mch:
It’s not about your point. You are just not educated enough on the subject and should seek clarification instead of speaking out of ignorance. Halal meat is a massive industry on its own abroad. It is said to be a cleaner way of raising livestock than the hormonal meat presented by Western countries. Even Christians buy Halal. It doesn’t mean Islamization. It’s just the naming and how Muslim raise beef. It’s a massive market Nigeria can tap into since we have the resource readily available.

ono:
We don't care! Give it another name - in Hausa, Igbo or Yoruba - and don't bring Islam into it. Is that a hard thing to do? If you MUST bring Islam into it, sell it to your adherents in a Mosque or somewhere you have Muslims.

You guys think it's the Muslims only that have a "cleaner" way of raising livestock. I don't even want to start. Just let it rest abeg.

omojeesu:
Coming from one whose name is Antichristian I understand you!

Jesus knows you! He's looking into your matter to deliver you for your sake and His glory!

seunowa:
President Bola Tinubu on Thursday launched Nigeria’s National Halal Economy Strategy, a policy initiative aimed at positioning the country to tap into the $7.7 trillion global halal market and accelerate economic diversification.

According to a statement from the Presidency, Tinubu, represented by Vice President Kashim Shettima, unveiled the initiative at the Presidential Villa in Abuja.

The policy is expected to add an estimated $1.5 billion to Nigeria’s gross domestic product by 2027, according to projections shared by the Presidency.

What they are saying
Speaking at the event, Vice President Shettima described the launch as a clear signal of Nigeria’s readiness to compete in the fast-growing global halal economy, which has already been embraced by several leading economies.

He said the strategy provides a defined roadmap for Nigeria’s participation in the halal market, which spans sectors such as food and beverages, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, logistics, tourism, and finance.

According to the Vice President, the initiative reflects the government’s intention to align Nigerian capacity with global halal standards and convert emerging opportunities into sustainable economic value.

Shettima stressed that the success of the National Halal Economy Strategy would depend on disciplined, inclusive, and measurable implementation, particularly in delivering jobs and expanding export opportunities.

“It is with this sense of responsibility that I formally unveil the Nigeria National Halal Economy Strategy. This document is a declaration of our promise to meet global standards with Nigerian capacity and to convert opportunity into lasting economic value," he said.
He added that the next phase of the strategy must translate policy into action that drives shared prosperity across the country.

“What follows must be action that is disciplined, inclusive, and measurable, so that this Strategy delivers jobs, exports, and shared prosperity across our nation,” the Vice President stated.
Shettima also disclosed that the implementation of the National Halal Economy Strategy will be chaired by the Minister of Industry, Trade and Investment, Dr Jumoke Oduwole.

Flashback
Earlier this year, in January, President Tinubu, during his visit to the Republic of Türkiye, reinforced Nigeria’s commitment to developing a globally competitive halal ecosystem.

A major outcome of that visit was the signing of an Agreement in the Field of Halal Quality Infrastructure between Nigeria and Türkiye, aimed at strengthening standards, accreditation, certification, and quality assurance systems to enhance international acceptance of Nigerian halal products and services.

The government first announced plans to launch the Halal Strategy in 2024, projecting that it would add $1.5 billion to Nigeria’s gross domestic product (GDP) by 2027.

“The Halal economy represents a tremendous opportunity for Nigeria to diversify our economy, generate foreign exchange, and achieve sustainable growth.

“By increasing our Halal exports and focusing on strategic import substitution, we project an addition of nearly $1.5 billion to our GDP by 2027,” Special Assistant to the President on Export Expansion (Office of the Vice President), Aliyu Sheriff, stated at the time.

What you should know
The halal economy refers to a global economic system comprising goods, services, and investments that are permissible under Islamic law (Shariah).

Valued at over $7 trillion, it extends beyond food to include halal pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, modest fashion, tourism, and Islamic finance, emphasizing ethical, sustainable, and hygienic practices.
The halal economy has evolved into a significant driver of global trade, with major hubs in Malaysia, Brazil, and Australia.
https://nairametrics.com/2026/02/06/tinubu-launches-national-halal-economy-strategy-to-tap-7-7trn-global-market/

ono:
You get that right. Some of us will die in our "bondage" than to be associated with anything from another faith - not just Islam. How about that?

AntiChristian:
Can Jesus deliver himself?