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Re: Jonathan's N100 Note: Nigeria's Worst Currency - Muslim Group by Lipscomb(m): 2:23pm On Apr 17, 2018
I'm not a Christian neither I'm a Muslim. But this man never talking something sensible since I know him ,infact his organization should be investigate because its calling for war I wonder how he became professor? No wonder 100 naira note is very scarce probably there is a plan to eradicate the 100 naira note . Well since this country is a shithole can we divide it I doubt if they will allow that.

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Re: Jonathan's N100 Note: Nigeria's Worst Currency - Muslim Group by davidque007(m): 2:34pm On Apr 17, 2018
Wow I'm perplexed to read this hogwash. MURIC is a respected organization, so why would it stoop so low to stir up unnecessary hate and sentiments amongst Nigerians.
Re: Jonathan's N100 Note: Nigeria's Worst Currency - Muslim Group by Nobody: 2:38pm On Apr 17, 2018
These mofos be playing the religious card carelessly. Soon enough organized religion would collapse in this country. This is hate speech by the way.

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Re: Jonathan's N100 Note: Nigeria's Worst Currency - Muslim Group by VolvoS60(m): 2:40pm On Apr 17, 2018
grin grin grin
Re: Jonathan's N100 Note: Nigeria's Worst Currency - Muslim Group by phase1: 2:42pm On Apr 17, 2018
If this man is not arrested and tucked away in prison. Him and his kind will cause a war big enough to disintegrate this country.

Anyway nothing bad in disintegrating the country.

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Re: Jonathan's N100 Note: Nigeria's Worst Currency - Muslim Group by Nobody: 3:06pm On Apr 17, 2018
"In conclusion, MURIC demands the withdrawal of Jonathan’s N100 note from circulation and the reinstatement of Arabic Ajami on N200, N500 and N1,000 denominations. We affirm that Jonathan’s N100 note was a scam. We therefore call for a probe. We warn against any attempt by any future Nigerian leader to remove Arabic Ajami from the few remaining denominations. We will not hesitate to deploy every constitutional means at our disposal to stop such an attempt now or in future.".


I dont blame you. It's not your fault.
You should have tried it (to deploy every constitutional means at our disposal to stop such an attempt now or in future) when Obasanjo was in power.

I dont know why Afonjas are accomodating you self

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Re: Jonathan's N100 Note: Nigeria's Worst Currency - Muslim Group by muzeze77: 3:06pm On Apr 17, 2018
Cyynthialove:
Akintola you are a bastard. Is Nigeria an Islamic country for such useless arabic nonsense to be written on naira notes ?
Since Buhari the chief terrorist came to power, these headslamers have developed wings to the extent of issuing statements anyhow, even going beyond their boundaries.This hopeless Yoruba Muslim has been struggling to impress his Fulani Muslim master ..but one thing is certain. HE CAN NEVER BE SEEN AS A GOOD MUSLIM BY HIS MASTERS, HE MUST REMAIN A KAFIR IN THEIR EYES.

Its so unfortunate that we are going to have this kind of terrorist in our midst if Oduduwa is actualised.

May God deliver Yorubba Muslimss

so Moses was a head slammer because he went on his knee and face to pray
Re: Jonathan's N100 Note: Nigeria's Worst Currency - Muslim Group by RisingWars: 3:12pm On Apr 17, 2018
MrHowto:



He is never a disgraced to Islam. You guys insulting him will be quick to shout Islamization had it been it the reverse is the case. Hypocrites.

You are a disgrace to education. A disgrace to English Language. We will remove that arabic inscription on the 200,500 and 1000 naira notes. We are trying to educate you people and you keep blowing up schools and burning books. You are a disgrace to the human race.

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Re: Jonathan's N100 Note: Nigeria's Worst Currency - Muslim Group by Nobody: 3:15pm On Apr 17, 2018
RisingWars:


You are a disgrace to education. A disgrace to English Language. We will remove that arabic inscription on the 200,500 and 1000 naira notes. We are trying to educate you people and you keep blowing up schools and burning books. You are a disgrace to the human race.


grin grin grin Come and remove it now who is holding you but I dont want to see your mouth shouting Islamization anywhere. Please hold your education we dont want. We are educated, be able to write Hausa even before your ancestors start wearing cloth.

English is not my language so what it is the disgrace here? I am not an english man.
Re: Jonathan's N100 Note: Nigeria's Worst Currency - Muslim Group by Eastatlantaniqqa(m): 3:28pm On Apr 17, 2018
portside:
This is too disgusting������ something is terribly wrong with these set of human beings.why did the writer and muric still communicate in English language?


They should rather have communicated in Arabic let's know who would understand what they were trying to say

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Re: Jonathan's N100 Note: Nigeria's Worst Currency - Muslim Group by Nobody: 3:31pm On Apr 17, 2018
So I opened this thread thinking there's a message the person is trying to put across, so it's about removal of some Arabic gibberish? Why didn't he write this rubbish in Arabic?

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Re: Jonathan's N100 Note: Nigeria's Worst Currency - Muslim Group by laraemi(f): 3:39pm On Apr 17, 2018
Yeye people, Orisirisi, awon werey. Is like they don't think before they talk
Re: Jonathan's N100 Note: Nigeria's Worst Currency - Muslim Group by fm7070: 3:54pm On Apr 17, 2018
This people just hate GEJ because he is a Christian and people could not see beyond their nose.
Tell bubu to print his own currency and let's see if it is the best ever.
Re: Jonathan's N100 Note: Nigeria's Worst Currency - Muslim Group by Saintsammy59(m): 3:57pm On Apr 17, 2018
Over to you Mr fixer (Buhari), fix the N100 note... ooh I forgot.....he's licking some ass in London
Re: Jonathan's N100 Note: Nigeria's Worst Currency - Muslim Group by SalamRushdie: 4:04pm On Apr 17, 2018
Ohh so this is the reason the Buhari govt has refused to print new notes to replace work out 100 naira currency grin grin it's all now making sense ..I swear Buhari is evil

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Re: Jonathan's N100 Note: Nigeria's Worst Currency - Muslim Group by Nobody: 4:12pm On Apr 17, 2018
And you failed to write this in Arabic,see how foolish you are.
stephanie11:
@POLITICSNGR

Below is a statement from MURIC signed by its leader, Ishaq Akintola;

"The administration of ex-President Goodluck Jonathan officially issued the N100 commemorative centenary banknote on 19th December 2014. A major feature of that banknote was the removal of Arabic Ajami.

Nigerians consider Jonathan’s N100 note inferior to others printed earlier. It is of very low quality. It tears easily. It lacks second hand value. It grows soft and fragile with time, thereby making it difficult to handle or fold in people’s pockets or wallets. It has therefore failed as a veritable means of exchange. Placed side by side with the old N100 note which still has the Arabic Ajami inscription and which is still in circulation, Jonathan’s N100 shrinks into oblivion.

The Muslim Rights Concern (MURIC) is constrained to affirm that Jonathan’s N100 note is a fiscal embarrassment, a huge disappointment and a colossal waste of the nation’s scarce resources. Three and a half years on, Jonathan’s N100 note has qualified for the worst banknote ever printed in Nigeria. It is a national disgrace. This banknote should be withdrawn from circulation.

It is not too difficult to guess what went wrong. Jonathan was blinded by his anti-Arabic sentiment that he ignored quality control measures. His only concern was to implement the hate agenda of a few anti-Muslim elements who are bent on eliminating all vestiges of Islam from the Nigerian environment.

It was not the first time this would happen. Arabic inscriptions which have always been on Nigerian currency since independence were unceremoniously removed in 2005 from N5, N10, N20 and N50 denominations during the reign of Olusegun Obasanjo. It must be noted that there has been surreptitious pressure from the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) for the removal of Arabic from the naira.

But Nigerians need to know that this move was calculated to hurt the Muslim population and may end up as a disservice to the nation. The average Northerner cannot read any other script except in Arabic Ajami and anyone who wants to communicate with him effectively must use the Ajami, not even writings in Hausa language can help in this matter. Millions of Northerners have therefore been marginalized by removing the Arabic Ajami from Jonathan’s poor quality N100 note and Obasanjo’s N5, N10, N20 and N50 denominations.

The removal of Arabic Ajami is being interpreted as an attempt to discourage the learning and use of Arabic language which is the language of the Glorious Qur’an. It is a sensitive religious matter. Nobody can do this in Nigeria and expect the Muslims to organize a carnival for him. But as usual, our leaders manifest the noun ‘deaf’ and the verb ‘to ignore’.

MURIC complained in 2005 when Obasanjo removed Arabic Ajami from new naira notes. The fact that Jonathan repeated the same thing has raised concern among Muslims. Why does Arabic always become the victim any time a Christian becomes president? It means that there is a conspiracy to gradually and tactically eliminate Arabic Ajami. It is only logical to expect the removal of Arabic from other notes when another Christian becomes president.

‘When shall we three meet again? In thunder, lightening and rain?’ When will these conspirators descend on the remaining notes which still has Arabic Ajami on them: N100, N200, N500 and N1,000? Should we expect the removal of Arabic Ajami from these remaining denominations when another Christian becomes president? Is it ‘when the hullybully is done and gone?’ Or is it ‘when the battle is lost and won?’ It looks very much like an agendum continuum.

Currencies worldwide are designed to suit each nation’s culture and history. Incidentally, Nigeria is a multireligious entity. In this case, therefore, our cultural and religious homogeneity should be the criteria, particularly when designing our banknotes, our stamps, etc.

But these two Christian presidents (Obasanjo and Jonathan) failed in this onerous task. They retained the English letters which symbolize Christianity and removed the Arabic Ajami which stands for Islam. It is simply bad leadership. They allowed sectional interests to override their avowed neutrality. What else is ethnic cleansing? We are all taxpayers and to that extent we all deserve representation.

For the avoidance of doubt, we as Muslims are ready and willing to peacefully coexist with our Christian neighbours, but on equal terms. It must be with the proviso: ‘live and let live’. No more, no less. We believe that the religion of the president is of little consequence so long as he is fair to all. We will always address issues, not primordial sentiments and, by the way, our Arabic is very dear to us. It is tangential, not peripheral.

In conclusion, MURIC demands the withdrawal of Jonathan’s N100 note from circulation and the reinstatement of Arabic Ajami on N200, N500 and N1,000 denominations. We affirm that Jonathan’s N100 note was a scam. We therefore call for a probe. We warn against any attempt by any future Nigerian leader to remove Arabic Ajami from the few remaining denominations. We will not hesitate to deploy every constitutional means at our disposal to stop such an attempt now or in future."

https://politicsngr.com/jonathans-n100-note-nigerias-worst-currency-muslim-group/
Re: Jonathan's N100 Note: Nigeria's Worst Currency - Muslim Group by kens7: 4:21pm On Apr 17, 2018
which kind mumu brain ds Muslim man get self. Na because of the Arabic wen government remove fr s 100 note na make am dirty or no strong. I no sure say D's man dey still dey see d old 100 note. dt note still old and weak.

Again, na d 100 note Muslims wan take learn how to read? if na Arabic wen no be Nigerian language u wan make dey put for our currency, then government just kukuma put French and Latin too.

D's one na mumu talk. no sense for inside.
Re: Jonathan's N100 Note: Nigeria's Worst Currency - Muslim Group by 9jasmart(m): 4:39pm On Apr 17, 2018
always wonder what these people smoke at their karatu or whatever they call it. can anything good ever come from these religion group. at 21St century they still live in 2020BC
Re: Jonathan's N100 Note: Nigeria's Worst Currency - Muslim Group by judedave181: 4:41pm On Apr 17, 2018
Nigeria problem is religious bigot, Muslims are the predicament of this country, seems they think from there anus most especially that akintola, he's just a bustard yoruba man.

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Re: Jonathan's N100 Note: Nigeria's Worst Currency - Muslim Group by Abdulmujeeb52(m): 5:13pm On Apr 17, 2018
[quote author=Cyynthialove post=66782139]Akintola you are a bastard. Is Nigeria an Islamic country for such useless arabic nonsense to be written on naira notes ?
Since Buhari the chief terrorist came to power, these headslamers have developed wings to the extent of issuing statements anyhow, even going beyond their boundaries.This hopeless Yoruba Muslim has been struggling to impress his Fulani Muslim master ..but one thing is certain. HE CAN NEVER BE SEEN AS A GOOD MUSLIM BY HIS MASTERS, HE MUST REMAIN A KAFIR IN THEIR EYES.

Its so unfortunate that we are going to have this kind of terrorist in our midst if Oduduwa is actualised.

May God deliver Yorubba Muslimss

[/quoteLoose tongue !!! Why do you always use bracket conclusion to abuse all Muslims ?

You bottom shakers and palm clappers just lack courtesy and iota of manner.
Re: Jonathan's N100 Note: Nigeria's Worst Currency - Muslim Group by Codes151(m): 5:16pm On Apr 17, 2018
Idiots. How does looks of MOney matter? Unless pigs
Re: Jonathan's N100 Note: Nigeria's Worst Currency - Muslim Group by fineboynl(m): 5:19pm On Apr 17, 2018
i don't know yet if the CIA have included this Man name and the muric origination to their watch list. they are potential terrorist.


this are clearly what breeds terrorism.

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Re: Jonathan's N100 Note: Nigeria's Worst Currency - Muslim Group by slimfit1(m): 5:20pm On Apr 17, 2018
I dont know why Christians are bothered let them put the whole Quran on #1000 it doesn't change the value of the money. With all the Arabic we still have 80% of them corrupt.
Re: Jonathan's N100 Note: Nigeria's Worst Currency - Muslim Group by Apoztl3(m): 6:05pm On Apr 17, 2018
When will this head slamming mofos have sense. So now Nigeria's 100 naira note is now Jonathan's money...

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Re: Jonathan's N100 Note: Nigeria's Worst Currency - Muslim Group by brojoshua: 6:16pm On Apr 17, 2018
Turning everything to religion. If a currency is not good let the government change it to a better one

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Re: Jonathan's N100 Note: Nigeria's Worst Currency - Muslim Group by seunmsg(m): 6:23pm On Apr 17, 2018
This Akintola really needs psychiatric evaluation. He is far from normal.
Re: Jonathan's N100 Note: Nigeria's Worst Currency - Muslim Group by GoodinPurple: 6:33pm On Apr 17, 2018
This man sounds too bitter, he has so much hatred for anything Christian.
The fact that he is a professor makes me imagine what other students that are not Muslims go through in his wicked hands.
This is how Boko Haram started, so much hatred displayed by one person.

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Re: Jonathan's N100 Note: Nigeria's Worst Currency - Muslim Group by tspouse(m): 6:50pm On Apr 17, 2018
saaron:
A goat is more reasonable than these people. English language now a Christian language? Was the Bible originally not written in Hebrew before it was translated to English and other languages thousands of years later? See why Biafra want out of this shiit hole? We have ABSOLUTELY NOTHING IN COMMON with these people.
Of all problems wrecking this pathetic country, MURIC are only concern about removal of Arabic from N100 note. Well Christians also demand for the removal of Islamic inscription on Nigerian army emblem to settle the score since this is what worries MURIC. There is no reason why an Islamic symbol which stands for "Victory belongs to Allah" be a Nigerian Army logo when the constitution states that Nigeria is a SECULAR country.
You talk too mush
Do your visa and mine let's leave dis country ASAP
Re: Jonathan's N100 Note: Nigeria's Worst Currency - Muslim Group by HomeOfMe(f): 7:10pm On Apr 17, 2018
stephanie11:
@POLITICSNGR

Below is a statement from MURIC signed by its leader, Ishaq Akintola;

"The administration of ex-President Goodluck Jonathan officially issued the N100 commemorative centenary banknote on 19th December 2014. A major feature of that banknote was the removal of Arabic Ajami.

Nigerians consider Jonathan’s N100 note inferior to others printed earlier. It is of very low quality. It tears easily. It lacks second hand value. It grows soft and fragile with time, thereby making it difficult to handle or fold in people’s pockets or wallets. It has therefore failed as a veritable means of exchange. Placed side by side with the old N100 note which still has the Arabic Ajami inscription and which is still in circulation, Jonathan’s N100 shrinks into oblivion.

The Muslim Rights Concern (MURIC) is constrained to affirm that Jonathan’s N100 note is a fiscal embarrassment, a huge disappointment and a colossal waste of the nation’s scarce resources. Three and a half years on, Jonathan’s N100 note has qualified for the worst banknote ever printed in Nigeria. It is a national disgrace. This banknote should be withdrawn from circulation.

It is not too difficult to guess what went wrong. Jonathan was blinded by his anti-Arabic sentiment that he ignored quality control measures. His only concern was to implement the hate agenda of a few anti-Muslim elements who are bent on eliminating all vestiges of Islam from the Nigerian environment.

It was not the first time this would happen. Arabic inscriptions which have always been on Nigerian currency since independence were unceremoniously removed in 2005 from N5, N10, N20 and N50 denominations during the reign of Olusegun Obasanjo. It must be noted that there has been surreptitious pressure from the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) for the removal of Arabic from the naira.

But Nigerians need to know that this move was calculated to hurt the Muslim population and may end up as a disservice to the nation. The average Northerner cannot read any other script except in Arabic Ajami and anyone who wants to communicate with him effectively must use the Ajami, not even writings in Hausa language can help in this matter. Millions of Northerners have therefore been marginalized by removing the Arabic Ajami from Jonathan’s poor quality N100 note and Obasanjo’s N5, N10, N20 and N50 denominations.

The removal of Arabic Ajami is being interpreted as an attempt to discourage the learning and use of Arabic language which is the language of the Glorious Qur’an. It is a sensitive religious matter. Nobody can do this in Nigeria and expect the Muslims to organize a carnival for him. But as usual, our leaders manifest the noun ‘deaf’ and the verb ‘to ignore’.

MURIC complained in 2005 when Obasanjo removed Arabic Ajami from new naira notes. The fact that Jonathan repeated the same thing has raised concern among Muslims. Why does Arabic always become the victim any time a Christian becomes president? It means that there is a conspiracy to gradually and tactically eliminate Arabic Ajami. It is only logical to expect the removal of Arabic from other notes when another Christian becomes president.

‘When shall we three meet again? In thunder, lightening and rain?’ When will these conspirators descend on the remaining notes which still has Arabic Ajami on them: N100, N200, N500 and N1,000? Should we expect the removal of Arabic Ajami from these remaining denominations when another Christian becomes president? Is it ‘when the hullybully is done and gone?’ Or is it ‘when the battle is lost and won?’ It looks very much like an agendum continuum.

Currencies worldwide are designed to suit each nation’s culture and history. Incidentally, Nigeria is a multireligious entity. In this case, therefore, our cultural and religious homogeneity should be the criteria, particularly when designing our banknotes, our stamps, etc.

But these two Christian presidents (Obasanjo and Jonathan) failed in this onerous task. They retained the English letters which symbolize Christianity and removed the Arabic Ajami which stands for Islam. It is simply bad leadership. They allowed sectional interests to override their avowed neutrality. What else is ethnic cleansing? We are all taxpayers and to that extent we all deserve representation.

For the avoidance of doubt, we as Muslims are ready and willing to peacefully coexist with our Christian neighbours, but on equal terms. It must be with the proviso: ‘live and let live’. No more, no less. We believe that the religion of the president is of little consequence so long as he is fair to all. We will always address issues, not primordial sentiments and, by the way, our Arabic is very dear to us. It is tangential, not peripheral.

In conclusion, MURIC demands the withdrawal of Jonathan’s N100 note from circulation and the reinstatement of Arabic Ajami on N200, N500 and N1,000 denominations. We affirm that Jonathan’s N100 note was a scam. We therefore call for a probe. We warn against any attempt by any future Nigerian leader to remove Arabic Ajami from the few remaining denominations. We will not hesitate to deploy every constitutional means at our disposal to stop such an attempt now or in future."

https://politicsngr.com/jonathans-n100-note-nigerias-worst-currency-muslim-group/
The last time time I checked,the #100 note belonged to the federal republic of Nigeria not Jonathan Since the the beginning of this administration,Jonathan's name hasn't seized to be mentioned. This is misplaced priority.
Re: Jonathan's N100 Note: Nigeria's Worst Currency - Muslim Group by saaron(m): 7:30pm On Apr 17, 2018
tspouse:

You talk too mush
Do your visa and mine let's leave dis country ASAP
grin
Re: Jonathan's N100 Note: Nigeria's Worst Currency - Muslim Group by Sagay212: 7:41pm On Apr 17, 2018
I don't know what DSS is waiting for and why they wont arrest this useless, irresponsible attention seeking terrorist. What is is the difference between this man a d zazacky. He is trying to insight his gullible potential Islamic terrorists to start trouble. They need to arrest and lock him up immediately. He needs to be taught some lesson
Re: Jonathan's N100 Note: Nigeria's Worst Currency - Muslim Group by regma: 8:07pm On Apr 17, 2018
So you don't know the different between English Language and Christianity. shame on you

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