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helinues:
When you are in Rome, you need to learn to behave like the Romans.

You wouldn't support your dad insulting Hitler when he was alive

helinues:
When you are in Rome, you need to learn to behave like the Romans.

You wouldn't support your dad insulting Hitler when he was alive

dvdwed:
Writing trash like this is so disturbing. The fact that Jihadist exists in the education walls is even a source of concern.

The North will never know peace forever for the blood of the innocent and faithfuls that cry against the land.

thesolutions:
very insensitive but it is your opinion anyway.
May the peaceful find peace.

helinues:
Definitely, my comments will make some people to hit their heads on the wall on this thread.

Wetin concern me

thesolutions:
Off course. You are helinues. I pray the peaceful won't follow the crowd. May they find peace.

helinues:
See, you people are the real trouble maker who should seek for God's forgiveness

Just this morning, I still watch one video of a Southerner insulting Muhammad, I have been seeing so many lately but nobody give a hoot.

Northerners have made it known severally that don't insult our prophet or you will face the consequences. Why can't some people respect that.

Nansense

Tooreda:
The bastards killed her in the name of defending their lifeless god.

What was more embarassing was the way their so called political leaders started talking about red line that should not be crossed.

Really? Death penalty for crossing red line? That how useless you become once you are indoctrinated.

dvdwed:
Writing trash like this is so disturbing. The fact that Jihadist exists in the education walls is even a source of concern.

The North will never know peace forever for the blood of the innocent and faithfuls that cry against the land.

helinues:
See, you people are the real trouble maker who should seek for God's forgiveness

Just this morning, I still watch one video of a Southerner insulting Muhammad, I have been seeing so many lately but nobody give a hoot.

Northerners have made it known severally that don't insult our prophet or you will face the consequences. Why can't some people respect that.

Nansense

computergenius:
Deborah almost made it. 😭😭😭

The school authorities had tried to keep her safe. They had hidden her inside the school security office. A taxi had been called to rush her off campus. All she had to do was make it out of the office and into the taxi. But she didn't make it.

Let's talk about it.

Deborah Samuel Yakubu was a 200-level Home Economics student at the Shehu Shagari College of Education in Sokoto State. She was 21 years old.

Her class had a WhatsApp group. It was meant for announcements, lectures, exams—you know, the sort of group that almost every class has. Eventually, people started sending all sorts of things into the chat. It wasn't just about school anymore. Religious messages were being shared there regularly.

According to reports, Deborah objected to that.

On the morning of May 12, 2022, she sent a voice note to the group chat. She was speaking Hausa. She said that people needed to stop sending things unrelated to schoolwork into the group chat. She also made comments about the Prophet Muhammad that some members of the group believed to be bl@sphemous.

At first, after her message, the group went silent. Then the replies started coming—disbelief, @nger, and even more @nger.

According to several reports, some people in the group told Deborah to withdraw what she had said and apologize. But she didn't. Whether she believed she had done nothing wrong or simply didn't realize how serious the situation had become is not something I can say for sure.

That voice note did not stay within the group for long. Before long, it had spread beyond the class WhatsApp group. It reached people outside the campus.

Deborah came from a Christian family. For some of the people listening to the recording, it wasn't just what she had said that @ngered them. It was also the fact that they believed someone who wasn't a Muslim had ins¥lted the Prophet Muhammad.

The atmosphere was changing. Something was coming.

News of the voice note spread quickly. Some students wanted Deborah p¥nished. Others tried to calm the situation and explain that she hadn't meant it that way.

Around 9:00 that morning, the situation had become so serious that the school contacted the police for help. They reported that a m0b was beginning to gather.

Realizing that Deborah was no longer s@fe, the school authorities rushed her to the school security office and locked her inside while arrangements were made to get her off campus. According to reports, a taxi had already been called to take her to the police station.

She was very close to getting out.

But before she could make it out of the security office and into the taxi, the crowd f0rced its way to where she was. They dragged her outside.

Before we proceed, say no to sharia law in Yorùbá land, either you're a Christian, Muslim or traditional adherent. The law will surely cause ch∆os and conq¥er us for Fulani jihadists.

What happened next was captured on video.

Deborah was pull€d out of the security office. She was shouted at, p¥shed, be@ten, and p£lted with st0nes. The @ttack was relentless and extremely vi0lent.

Eventually, tayas were placed around her b0dy, and she was s€t on faya.

The @ttack happened in broad daylight on the school campus, in front of a crowd. Nobody seemed able to stop what was happening. More and more people joined the @ttack, while others recorded it.

Later, those videos spread across Nigeria, leaving many people h0rrified.

The reaction was immediate.

Shehu Shagari College of Education was shut down indefinitely. The police announced that two suspects had been arrested in connection with Deborah's k1lling.

The Sultan of Sokoto condemned what had happened and called for those responsible to be brought to justice. President Muhammadu Buhari also condemned the k!lling, saying that no one had the right to take the law into their own hands. He ordered an investigation.

But the arrests did not calm everyone down.

Instead, protests broke out in parts of Sokoto. Some protesters demanded that the two suspects be released immediately. Ch∆os was brewing.

A curfew was imposed across the city.

The reaction to Deborah's k!lling was not limited to Sokoto. Politicians, religious leaders, and human rights organizations across Nigeria condemned the k!lling.

Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar initially condemned Deborah's killing on social media. However, after facing backlash from some people in the comments, he deleted the post. He said it had been misrepresented and was creating more division. He also said he hadn't written it himself.

The protests did not remain p£aceful. Churches were @ttacked. Christian-owned businesses and buildings were vandalized. Vehicles were burned. It was absolute chaos.

Bishop Matthew Kukah later said that several Catholic churches and church properties had also been t@rgeted.

Eventually, the case went to court.

Remember, two men had been arrested in connection with Deborah's k1lling. Many people expected them to face m¥rder charges. Instead, they were charged with criminal conspiracy and inciting public disturbance.

That decision sh0cked many Nigerians. Lawyers and human rights organizations questioned why the charges did not reflect the fact that Deborah had been k!lled. Who was going to answer for her m¥rder?

The two accused men were represented by 34 lawyers. Meanwhile, the prosecution repeatedly failed to appear in court. The case was postponed again and again.

Eventually, the court struck out the case after the prosecution repeatedly failed to present its case.

Years later, Amnesty International stated that Deborah's killers still had not been brought to justice.

After Deborah was buried, her family's life changed. They no longer felt safe where they lived.

Apostle Chibuzo Okafor, the founder of Omega Power Ministries, stepped in. Reports say that he relocated Deborah's family to Port Harcourt, provided them with a home, gave them a car, helped her parents start a business, and supported them as they rebuilt their lives.

So yes, they survived, thank God. But they had to start life over in a different city without their daughter because of something that began in a class WhatsApp group.

Wild.

thesolutions:
very insensitive but it is your opinion anyway.
May the peaceful find peace.

MIKOLOWISKA:
so the truth now is insensitive. See eye q

thesolutions:
We ask God for forgiveness for known and unknown sin. Thank you for caring.

But a Moslem cleric was teaching that Jesus is not God. That Jesus is brother to Muhammad. He went ahead to curse Christians. Those are blasphemous but no Christian is raising an uproar. They will say that is their believe. But when a Christian speak about who your prophet Muhammad is, it becomes an insult to your whole religion that some go to a length of calling for the head of the christian like you are imagining on the person you saw online.

But Jesus gives his followers peace. Not vice versa. May the peaceful find peace.

thesolutions:
By your definition of truth, you are affirming that no one should speak against Hitler. .

Anyone that speak against Hitler should be put to death. .

But Hitler is not even a religious figure. It's a pity using him to drive home a narrative about his religious attributes is seen as truth by you.
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His opinion is not truth.
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But Jesus is truth. Even when he was insulted, he prayed that those that reviled him be forgiven. .

If you consider that a low eye q, that is where my eye q came from.

Peace.