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Armaggedon:
I'm just spending my time on you cos I have it for now otherwise you're not worth my while and you know it.

1) your screenshot is one of your delusional and out-of-point examples so I shouldn't be so stupid to respond to it. Even a fool knows the point is about religions and not a set of confused people called atheists.

2)secondly, start by showing an example of another "Muslim" answering the name "Christian" apart from the self proclaim Muslim you're gloating over. Its not just about a Muslim "can answer". Show me an example.

3) If you don't give a "rat ass" whether I am convinced or not, why did you set out to convince me at first? or are you that confused?
I don't know better than him? is it about what he knows? I thought its about what the practice of island demands.

4) Baptism is a universal Christian doctrine. Any body who is not baptised is not a Christian so stop making dimwitted statements. Yes! Christians answer their native names provided it is not attached to any other religion or worship, unlike Islam that speak Arabic during prayers.

Finally you should do the "proving" by showing me any other Muslim called Christian.

deomelo:
Being a bigot and not wanting to associate with other people is not a crime, same way wishing igbo Muslims happy EID or being igbo Muslim is not a crime.

There's something in the Nigerian constitution called freedom of religion and association. Also, Nigeria is a secular country with almost 50/50 Christians/Muslims while Saudi Arabia is not so you people need to stop peddling that ignorant and meaningless analogies.

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Seetto:
The hatred is in you and it breeds among u guys, if you think having biafra is the solution to your greed and hateful life, I am afraid that is the beginning of your problem, the hate and bitterness will seriously manifest among you since no separate group to vest hatred on, that is when you will realised among family there are differences and division,

kehinde1588:
Okay let me learn from you. What have you got to lose if you accept Islam.

naptu2:
I did not set out to convince you. You quoted me and provided a very stupid reason why someone cannot be who he says he is. In fact, you provided no reason at all. You simply said that he is not who he is.

And you've still provided no reason. All you keep doing is restating your own belief. I don't have to provide an example of someone else bearing the same name because you have not provided any proof that he is not himself.

Debates are based on facts, not on how you feel or your own personal beliefs that cannot be proven.

In fact, this has simply been a waste of time because you will not provide any facts, simply because you have none. You'll keep on asking me to provide facts, when I have provided conclusive proof that the man is named Christian and that he is a muslim (see video), while you have provided absolutely nothing.

I'm not inclined to continue wasting my time by engaging you again, because you simply do not know what you are talking about.

I am done with you. If you reply, I will not read it.

Osagyefo98:
You always go off tangents and I must remind u that is not lost on me what subgroups means as I pigeonhole one immediately I see that.

Secondly my write up has no link with owerri because if u have noticed I still write with my native tongue( I doubt if that could be said of u guys) instead of ihe I still retain ife, lasia I still nasia if u really understand what u read.


And to geographical issues drop that because it has been known and established that border neighbours shares and have same similarities due to age long coexistence.

So we can't continue to use the issue of state as a locus standi in face of vital points.

Yyeske:
A bigot is a true definition of yourself, I mean you. Just because you are not a Muslim does not make an Igbo Muslim to lose his/her right as an Igbo person, you are simply intolerant of others' beliefs and that makes you a bigot

kehinde1588:
Okay let me learn from you. What have you got to lose if you accept Islam.

kehinde1588:
hahahaha

Igbomuslims are far better and tolerant than the Christians

Masterclass32:
Igbo muslims are but a handful and their influence is utterly insignificant. Let's not get too excited.

fuckerstard:
But i have couple of igbo friends that are muslims, you igbo christians need to take a chill pill.

kehinde1588:
Islam has come to stay in Igbo land. If you are an Igbo and you dnt like it, snipper is available at subsidised amount. God bless the igbo Muslims.

My friend Hafsat Aliyu Emekome is an Igbo Muslim from Orodo in IMO state. She speaks Igbo fluently and she never denied her tribe. All her family members include the extended family members are Muslims.

Today we saw Okorocha facilitating with Igbo Muslims in IMO... Tell me those ones are not igbos too

naptu2:
I did not set out to convince you. You quoted me and provided a very stupid reason why someone cannot be who he says he is. In fact, you provided no reason at all. You simply said that he is not who he is.

And you've still provided no reason. All you keep doing is restating your own belief. I don't have to provide an example of someone else bearing the same name because you have not provided any proof that he is not himself.

Debates are based on facts, not on how you feel or your own personal beliefs that cannot be proven.

In fact, this has simply been a waste of time because you will not provide any facts, simply because you have none. You'll keep on asking me to provide facts, when I have provided conclusive proof that the man is named Christian and that he is a muslim (see video), while you have provided absolutely nothing.

I'm not inclined to continue wasting my time by engaging you again, because you simply do not know what you are talking about.

I am done with you. If you reply, I will not read it.

maestroferddi:
You are lying and you know it...

Where is Orodo is this character of yours from?

I want to investigate your claim...

Bede2u:
i can name

Patrick Ibrahim Yakowa
Shehu sani
Binta Masi Garba
Archbishop Peter Yariyok Jatau
Bishop Joseph Danlami Bagobiri
Rev. Fr. Clement Ozi Bello,
Rev. Aniya Bobai of the Evangelical Church of West Africa (ECWA);
Rev. Bako Kabuk,
Pastor Paul Chikira,
David Maigari
Adamu Seko,
Rev. Fr. Peter Dama,
Apostle suleiman


Now tell me 10 igbo muslims....not 10 enugu muslims
Mumu boy

maestroferddi:
You are lying and you know it...

Where is Orodo is this character of yours from?

I want to investigate your claim...

Yyeske:
When the BBC decides to scrap the Igbo page now, it is the same Igbos that would raise up issues on how the BBC hates Igbos and retaining the Hausa and Yoruba pages.

Armaggedon:
of course its time to run. you struggled to be reasonable but just couldn't be cos you know nothing and spew copy and paste that you couldn't substantiate other that asking me to prove what is self evident.

Pat Robertson Tells Christian Man Named Mohammad to 'Change Your Name'

By Allison Summers ,Christian Post Reporter

Pat Robertson, founder of the Christian Broadcasting Network (CBN) offered some interesting advice to a viewer named Mohammad, who wrote in with a qualm in the Sept. 7 airing of Robertson's show, "The 700 Club," about fellow Christians reacting negatively to his name.

"I have a problem: I find it difficult to tell people my name at restaurants and coffee shops," Mohammad wrote in.

"The minute they hear my name, I'm treated as a foreigner and a terrorist. I am a Christian, and it's hard because it seems like some of the harshest vitriol directed towards me comes from Christians. What do you suggest?"

Robertson's advice?

"You're named after the founder of Islam, that's where the Mohammad comes from," replied the former television evangelist.

"It's a very popular name, but you're in a country where Mohammad is not. Go on and get your name changed to, like, Mo or something."

"Mo, Pat?" quipped Robertson's co-host Kristi Watts. "Mo?"

Viewers were sorely disappointed with Robertson's "solution," to say the least.

"It would be insensitive for any human being to rudely tell another what they think their name should be," commented one viewer on Cafemom.com. "Do you disagree? It is up to the person, wouldn't you say? Not up to some supposedly religious guy to take a crack at. Some converted Muslims change their names by their own wishes, some do not. Jesus would be a perfectly acceptable name and is often used for Muslims (it is Isa in Arabic) but more often for Christians."

Another viewer commented, "Does a nice Christian guy have to get hassled about his name? How very rude. Is that what Christians do?"

kehinde1588:
You want to investigate or learn.

Google is closer to you. Thank God you have a phone

LLobiorah:
Lolz
I go no off tangents. Rather you the one stating gibberish as facts. How do you expect me to drop geographical issues, that was there before you were born? Sorry are you daft?

You typing in 'nasia or ife', doesn't mean yo are igbo, because if I challenge you to type more of igbo, you would disgrace your fathers.

I have used 'olundi', to debunk your crass logic, but you still hesitant. So what's your points, edo boy?

Armaggedon:
mumu all those you posted are not Muslim per se but Arabic names which a Christian can answer. It is different from a Muslim answering Christian as a name. BTW I'm sure you're same person as naptu just trying to be stupid.

naptu2:
Ishilove. Everybody knows that you are a Christian. Do you have a "Christian name"?

LLobiorah:
I think Orodo is in mbaitoli, imo state. The question is, is he not actually lying to buttress his claims?

Ishilove:
My dear brother, not at all. I have just native names. Besides, what we call 'Christian names' are actually Jewish names.

konoplyanka:
So if my name was Christian and I converted to Islam, I must change my name to please a nonentity like you?

LLobiorah:
I think Orodo is in mbaitoli, imo state. The question is, is he not actually lying to buttress his claims?

naptu2:
Thank you.