₦airaland Forum

WATCH: Islamic Cleric Jingir Says Muslim-Muslim Ticket Proves Muslims Outnumber Christians In Nigeria, Urges Muslims To ‘Show Infidels Their Limit’

More on SaharaTV: https://t.co/mDF0Dn4rMp pic.twitter.com/Zh31BF4D0U

— Sahara Reporters (@SaharaReporters) August 9, 2026

MrsAyomide:

WATCH: Islamic Cleric Jingir Says Muslim-Muslim Ticket Proves Muslims Outnumber Christians In Nigeria, Urges Muslims To ‘Show Infidels Their Limit’

More on SaharaTV: https://t.co/mDF0Dn4rMp pic.twitter.com/Zh31BF4D0U

— Sahara Reporters (@SaharaReporters) August 9, 2026

Yes, they should lick their wounds because some of they don’t see beyond their nose ..

They have zero regards for you..



Benue,Ondo and Ekiti Christians, have it at the back of your minds that you are not regarded as a believer in their eyes..

They have zero regards for you..

Yes, there were some good Chrtistians and sensible Muslims that voted against Bola in the aforementioned states in 2023, but the turn out wasn’t a satisfactory one

CharlesCNG:
As a christian, i can at least speak for myself

As a Christian, I refuse to allow the reckless words of any extremist cleric to become the compass for my Christianity.

Christ said, “You are the light of the world.” My standard is therefore Christ—not the provocation, intolerance or political rhetoric of somebody from another faith.

Romans 12:2 tells us not to be conformed to the patterns of this world. Yet what could be more worldly than allowing politicians to divide Christians and Muslims into permanent political enemy camps?

I completely reject this dangerous **“us versus them”** politics you and the shameless PULPIT POLITICIANS are trying to promote.

A Christian in Benue, Ondo or Ekiti does not become less Christian because he voted differently from you. Neither does voting for a particular candidate confer a[i] certificate of Christianity[/i].

“By their fruits you will know them”—not by their ballot papers.

Governments will come and go. Elections will be won and lost. Political parties will rise and fall.

But Christianity must remain bigger than partisan politics.

So challenge politicians. Criticise governments. Vote according to your conscience.

But don't weaponise the Cross to police another Christian's ballot.

My faith belongs to Christ. My vote belongs to my conscience.

MrsAyomide:

WATCH: Islamic Cleric Jingir Says Muslim-Muslim Ticket Proves Muslims Outnumber Christians In Nigeria, Urges Muslims To ‘Show Infidels Their Limit’

More on SaharaTV: https://t.co/mDF0Dn4rMp pic.twitter.com/Zh31BF4D0U

— Sahara Reporters (@SaharaReporters) August 9, 2026

Yes, they should lick their wounds because some of they don’t see beyond their nose ..

They have zero regards for you..



Benue,Ondo and Ekiti Christians, have it at the back of your minds that you are not regarded as a believer in their eyes..

They have zero regards for you..

Yes, there were some good Chrtistians and sensible Muslims that voted against Bola in the aforementioned states in 2023, but the turn out wasn’t a satisfactory one

CharlesCNG:
➜As a christian, i can at least speak for myself. As a Christian, I refuse to allow the reckless words of any extremist cleric to become the compass for my Christianity. Christ said, “You are the light of the world.” My standard is therefore Christ—not the provocation, intolerance or political rhetoric of somebody from another faith.
Romans 12:2 tells us not to be conformed to the patterns of this world. Yet what could be more worldly than allowing politicians to divide Christians and Muslims into permanent political enemy camps?
I completely reject this dangerous **“us versus them”** politics you and the shameless PULPIT POLITICIANS are trying to promote. A Christian in Benue, Ondo or Ekiti does not become less Christian because he voted differently from you. Neither does voting for a particular candidate confer a[i] certificate of Christianity[/i]. “By their fruits you will know them”—not by their ballot papers. Governments will come and go. Elections will be won and lost. Political parties will rise and fall. But Christianity must remain bigger than partisan politics. So challenge politicians. Criticise governments. Vote according to your conscience. But don't weaponise the Cross to police another Christian's ballot. My faith belongs to Christ. My vote belongs to my conscience.

Beautifulday:
➜You are not a Christian. The Bible said, when the righteous is in power the people rejoice. Do you know how many times God had to change the kings of Israel because of bad leadership? You cannot be a Christian and vote for a president who supports the killing of Christians

Kobojunkie:
I beg to differ! He could be a Nigerian Christian, actually. Recall that the RCCG, the Christian arm of the APC, is also recognized as a Christian organization. And their pastor is famously tied to all this.

Kobojunkie:
This gobbledegook here is part of the reason why I remain convinced that religion is behind the complacency and passivity on the side of Christians and traditionalists in Nigeria towards the Islamic agenda that is the country. 😒

Also, if I am going to guess, my guess would be that this person is from the RCCG arm of APC. 😒

Beautifulday:
You are not a Christian.

The Bible said, when the righteous is in power the people rejoice.

Do you know how many times God had to change the kings of Israel because of bad leadership?

You cannot be a Christian and vote for a president who supports the killing of Christians

CharlesCNG:
You don't get to revoke another person's Christianity because his political judgment differs from yours.

And Proverbs 29:2 does NOT say, “When my preferred candidate is in power, Christians rejoice.” It teaches the value of righteous leadership. Christians can agree on that principle while honestly disagreeing about which candidate best satisfies it.

Yes, Scripture condemns wicked rulers. It also tells us, “By their fruits you will know them.” So if you claim a president whose wife and daughters are christians supports the killing of Christians, that is an extremely serious accusation—produce evidence that he actually supports such killings rather than treating assertion as proof.

Condemn every killing of Christians. Condemn the killing of Muslims too. Demand security and justice from government.

But Christianity is faith in Christ—not membership of a political voting bloc.

You may question my political judgment. You do not get to determine my relationship with Christ from my ballot paper.

CharlesCNG:
➜You have actually demonstrated the very “us versus them” mentality my post criticised. I said my Christianity is defined by Christ, not by the political choices of Muslims, Christians, clerics or political parties. Your response is to speculate about which “arm of APC” my church supposedly belongs to. That is not an answer. It is religious profiling.
➜ Rejecting religious extremism does not require me to embrace Christian political extremism in response. Darkness is not defeated by manufacturing another darkness and calling it light. If there is an “Islamic agenda,” identify it, provide the evidence and let us confront the specific facts. But telling Christians that they are complacent, compromised or somehow less Christian because they refuse to vote according to your religious-political template is precisely the weaponisation of faith I reject. My church does not determine my ballot, and my ballot does not determine my Christianity. That really shouldn't be controversial.

Beautifulday:
➜Bros eh! You wicked ooh. But on a serious note, those are the enemies of Christianity. Once they have access to the national cake, the rest can rot. After all, their grace is more than that if their neighbours who is running from herdsmen and kidnappers.

Beautifulday:
You are not a Christian.

You cannot be a Christian and be happy that Christians are being kidnapped and killed everyday.

AndroBlaze:
Were Christians not being kidnapped and killed under the GEJ presidency every day? Was it not under Obasanjo that sharia law was allowed and Boko Haram was birthed?
➜ What exactly is the lazy point you want to make?

Kobojunkie:
1. Obasanjo did not write the Constitution. He did not birth Sharia in the Constitution nor Boko Haram. 😒

2. I should ask you that. What exactly is the point you want to make by suggesting that because Christians were kidnapped and killed under past governments, it should then make it OK to vote in an obviously more incompetent group of thugs for a second time after they have shown themselves incapable of resolving the problem--- assuming you see the killings and kidnappings as a problem? 😒

CharlesCNG:
As a christian, i can at least speak for myself

As a Christian, I refuse to allow the reckless words of any extremist cleric to become the compass for my Christianity.

Christ said, “You are the light of the world.” My standard is therefore Christ—not the provocation, intolerance or political rhetoric of somebody from another faith.

Romans 12:2 tells us not to be conformed to the patterns of this world. Yet what could be more worldly than allowing politicians to divide Christians and Muslims into permanent political enemy camps?

I completely reject this dangerous **“us versus them”** politics you and the shameless PULPIT POLITICIANS are trying to promote.

A Christian in Benue, Ondo or Ekiti does not become less Christian because he voted differently from you. Neither does voting for a particular candidate confer a[i] certificate of Christianity[/i].

“By their fruits you will know them”—not by their ballot papers.

Governments will come and go. Elections will be won and lost. Political parties will rise and fall.

But Christianity must remain bigger than partisan politics.

So challenge politicians. Criticise governments. Vote according to your conscience.

But don't weaponise the Cross to police another Christian's ballot.

My faith belongs to Christ. My vote belongs to my conscience.

AndroBlaze:
➜ Aunty, I did not engage you, as I've been here long enough to know how erratic you are. Anyway, since you started it:
1. Yes, in case you have chosen to forget, the Sharia we have now, the political one, instituted and codified by state governors, which generally makes non-muslims second hand citizens inthe states that practice it, began under OBJ. Nigeria was over 40 years old, and had 10 different heads of state/government, from Balewa till Abdusalami...and only one was unserious enough and unable to stop Yerima from starting this rubbish. It's not my fault, nor history's fault, that he happened to be a Christian.
2. Did I say he/you should vote for anybody? You are the ones who have the temerity to play God and tell a Christian brother he is not a Christian, solely because as Jesus commanded, he is able to separate his relationship with the Almighty from the state/government ,by "giving to Ceaser what is Ceaser's, and giving his heart and soul to God".
➜ I wonder why the likes of Joseph, David, Daniel and Esther did not plan coups to ensure "the righteous reigns" .....righteous with a gay son and Pandora accounts!
➜ From Genesis, God tells us he has allowed us freewill, we can choose and make choices, but if you think your choice is always that of the Almighty, then you are just as arrogant as the Morning Star.

Kobojunkie:
1. Again, Obasanjo did not write the current Constitution.

2. I never said he was not of the religion of Christianity. I literally pointed out that even the RCCG man is a Christian, too. In the same breath, I also pointed out that the Jesus Christ of Israel that is written of in the Books of the Bible is completely different from the Jesus Christ of Christianity. So, why do you falsely accuse me of that which I never did? Is it so you can win yourself some mental brownie points or something? 🤔🤔

3. Plan a coup? So, the only way you Christians can stand/vote against the killing of Christians and non-Christians is to plan a coup? Yikes!🤔🤔

4. Oh, wow! The famous "Freewill" that allows even those who claim to be Christians to vote against the very things they pretend they stand for and believe is what you raise against me now? You must be the most intelligent in your village. 😁😁

AndroBlaze:
Were Christians not being kidnapped and killed under the GEJ presidency every day? Was it not under Obasanjo that sharia law was allowed and Boko Haram was birthed?

What exactly is the lazy point you want to make?

Kobojunkie:
This is another reason why I hate religion. It is easily manipulated by those who are seen as powers over the religious. 🤔🤔

AndroBlaze:
➜ Since you are not a Christian there is absolutely no need to debate anything Christianity with you, as it will be a general waste of productive time.
➜ As for Sharia in the constitution, we have always had Islamic courts in Nigeria for almost as long as Islam has been in the country. Even the British recognised Islamic courts and jurisprudence. Again, google is your friend. If your problem is the actual mention of the word "Sharia" in the constitution, again you can go and meet "Christian" Obasanjo, who as Head of State, ensured the first mention of the word 47 years ago, for a constitution he shepherded. So to answer the silly question you keep asking, yes, he did write and ensure "Sharia" was mentioned in our constitution!
➜ But to be serious, this is different from having a Sharia political system, where even if I am not a Muslim, I am subject to Sharia practices/tennents. To make it clear to you, I have no business with a court that deals with marriage if I am not married, or involved in a marriage dispute. That was the way Sharia courts had always been from the time of the British, if you are not muslim, you cannot be bound or held by it's decision. However once the governors made it state law, anyone in their state, can now be punished for offences they would never has been punished for in the past, whether muslim or not. A muslim police force exists in Kano that can now arrest me, despite being a Christian.
➜ Political Sharia, or forcing Islamic practices on everyone in a state, is what has encouraged all the nonsense we see now, and if OBJ had been a good student of history or knew world/islamic affairs properly, he would have for seen the consequences of his inactions. Life is ironic, especially as this all started under a Christian ruler, something it seems you people are suggesting is the only way to make Christians safe!
➜ My opinion is, true Christians who really study and understand the Bible, will appreciate how ironic Life really is, and the fact that God is God, and how be does things, you will never truly grasp...... so stop thinking he needs your help for a "Christain" or"righteous" outcome to occur, because no where in the Bible does it say he does!!

CharlesCNG:
You don't get to revoke another person's Christianity because his political judgment differs from yours.

And Proverbs 29:2 does NOT say, “When my preferred candidate is in power, Christians rejoice.” It teaches the value of righteous leadership. Christians can agree on that principle while honestly disagreeing about which candidate best satisfies it.

Yes, Scripture condemns wicked rulers. It also tells us, “By their fruits you will know them.” So if you claim a president whose wife and daughters are christians supports the killing of Christians, that is an extremely serious accusation—produce evidence that he actually supports such killings rather than treating assertion as proof.

Condemn every killing of Christians. Condemn the killing of Muslims too. Demand security and justice from government.

But Christianity is faith in Christ—not membership of a political voting bloc.

You may question my political judgment. You do not get to determine my relationship with Christ from my ballot paper.

Kobojunkie:
1. Isn't it a tard eejiotic to presume that having no religion means one should have no say as far as how or which religion can or should impact one's life and existence? 🥱🥱🥱

2. Islam has been in Nigeria for over 1000 years, as Nigeria was colonized by Islam for at least that long. The Almajiri system in Northern Nigeria today is literally a relic from the Islamic slave trade, where black Africans were born and trained in Islam from childhood so they could serve their Arab colonizers, whom they were sent off to serve in the Arab world. Nigeria was created more recently and has only been included in the Constitution recently, and this was, again, never by Obasanjo. Obasanjo was elected through the Constitution. He had no powers over the Constitution.

3. Yet, Deborah was murdered in that same country, and her murderers walk free to this day because the same Sharia you wish for me to believe has no power over those outside of the religion demands that Islamists not be penalized for crimes against non-Islamists? Just so you know, Taqqiyya ain't doing you much good with me. 🥱🥱

4. Excuse you? Political Sharia? Are you joking? 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Look, you keep harping on Obasanjo as though he should have been the messiah you don't expect the current administration to be. I don't understand why you keep bringing him up when he has done his time and moved on. 🥱🥱

5. You religious people spew gobbledegook like expertise in such nonsense places you somewhere in the world outside of your minds. There are over 4000 deities out there, and from my reading, the Allah of Islam(and his many different iterations) is nothing compared to the deities of the religion of Christianity. So, I am not sure why you think these "God this ... and God that..." mentions should mean anything to those outside of your heads. 🥱🥱

I have already told you that having religious discussions with you makes no sense to me, seeing as religion is not a science where 2+2 equals 4.

In a debate, you should have something to take/offer, so why would I rationally debate religion with someone who could tell me tomorrow she believes in aliens or the marvel multiverse... just take this as time to conserve energy so you have time to cook and clean for your household

AndroBlaze:
I knew I'd regret debating with you, as it was only a matter of time before your erratic nature took over.

AndroBlaze:
➜I knew I'd regret debating with you, as it was only a matter of time before your erratic nature took over. Not once did I say what you allege....but I understand your square-square must come out some how.
➜ I don't agree that Islam has been in Nigeria for over a 1000 years. I know its on Google, but I read proper historical text books and none suggested a time so long, so I seriously doubt this.
➜ As for your point on Obasanjo, he was the Military Head of State, when the word Sharia was first mentioned in a constitution, [b]he put together. That was clear from my previous answer and I know you are pretending to be dense.
➜ Aunty, what are you saying?? Read what I said, did I tell you that Sharia has no power over Christians post political Sharia....are you now talking for the sake of talking?
➜ I keep bringing OBJ up [b]because his inactions allowed this mess to start. We know you don't live in Nigeria, but you have been making noise on this forum for a long time, I don't believe you are a gen Z baby that I need to take you through these history lessons one by one.[/b]
➜ I have already told you that having religious discussions with you makes no sense to me, seeing as religion is not a science where 2+2 equals 4. In a debate, you should have something to take/offer, so why would I rationally debate religion with someone who could tell me tomorrow she believes in aliens or the marvel multiverse... just take this as time to conserve energy so you have time to cook and clean for your household

Kobojunkie:
2. Let me guess! You think proper books are not online, abi? If I, for example, post verses from an online Bible or Quran, those verses cannot be the same because, according to your mental, proper books are not online. Right? Anyways, go read a book about the Kanem‐Bornu Empire. 🥱🥱

3. Again, Obasanjo never had a hand in the creation of the current Nigerian Constitution.

4. Stop Taqqiyya-ing yourself into a corner! Sharia is Sharia, and it is the political document that is Islam, the political system that seeks to masquerade as a religion. 🥱🥱

5. And his inaction is the reason why we should not be expected even now to take action against the problem which exists to this day? I still do not see the sense behind the continued mentions of a man who failed to resolve the issue in the past.🥱🥱

6. Literally telling me that religion is ILLOGICAL goes ahead and makes every point I have made to this time about why religion is not only gobbledehook and should not be made a part of anything reasonable. 🥱🥱

You admitted that it is impossible to RATIONALLY debate religion, yet follow it up by claiming you can debate religion RATIONALLY? Do you know this is what cognitive dissonance is literally about? 🥱🥱

SeeWahala:
Close ya mat nothing like erratic here

Kobojunkie squeeze him neck , na agbad0GPT dey help am since

Jnr, when Daddy is "handling" mummy, you should go and hide in the corner and cover your ears, its for your good biko

Imagine a grown man not being ashamed of hiding under a woman's wrapper online

AndroBlaze:
➜ Unlike you (I'm sure), I did my elementary in Nigeria and was taught proper history in Secondary school. That's why, unlike you, I knew that the Kanem Empire (not what you call Kanem-Bornu) was never Nigerian initially as their seat of power was way up north jn Chad with most of their territory the surrounding area! They only moved properly to present day Bornu in the 14th century after losing most of that region, thus becoming properly Nigerian and the referred to a Kanem-Bornu. Even with that, they didn't try Islamising Nigeria like the way the Fulani would do centuries later. 🥱🥱
➜ Aunty, the Current Nigerian Constitution is not much different from any constitution since 1979, so stop pretending to be dense. Nothing in this constitution supported the political Sharia that we now see. I know you are Yoruba, so if OBJ is your relative, just says so.
➜ Sharia of OBJ era and downwards, was not the type of Sharia we had in Nigeria pre democracy. If you do not understand something, ask nicely and our brothers up North will tell you the difference. Anyway, from what I hear, things have eased a bit, but that is not in every state.
➜ So tell me, what is the action you want to take? We vote in a Christian president that will wipe out Sharia and ensure no Christian gets killed up North abi? Just like Obj and GEJ did during their era abi?
➜ What action is it that a Christian president can take against Islamic extremism that a muslim one can't take? I am very interested.
➜ If say an Osinbajo had been the president and Donald Trump had acted and bombed Nigeria the way he did, is it the muslims that you currently know in Nigeria that would have swallowed it without reprisals?? The fact that you don't live in the country doesn't mean you should actively be dreaming of creating scenarios that mean more death for the Christians you suddenly love and want to protect
➜ No matter what you do, I cannot argue religion with you. If you were a Christian you'd probably understand, but you can check up Psalm 14 v1 to have an idea how I am instructed to view you. [/b]

The Kanem-Bornu Empire was a large African state which existed from the 9th century through the end of the 19th century and which spanned a region which today includes the modern-day countries of Niger, Chad, Cameroon, and Nigeria. The empire was founded by the Zaghawa nomadic people, who may have been the first in the central Sudan to acquire and make use of iron technology and horses.