ghettokid1:
Kudos to the Lawyer.

Ignorance is a terrible thing.

The lawyer's argument has no merit.

1- Arabic text is taught in Nigeria and is recognized by the state

2 - The Arabic text on the naira notes simply states the value of the note

There are serious issues that need to be addressed, the NASS are still intending to renovate the NASS building. They'll buy new land cruiser and prado SUVs , allocate wardrobe and seating allowances beyond what is justifiable , the minimum wage equates to 1000/day that doesn't even cover the cost of transportation and feeding for an adult.

Nigerians should focus

nigeria de confuse,na right to left we de follow?

Nigeria is a low key Arabic country, that's what the lawyer doesn't know

Aldebaran:


Drunk Lawyer...

A Case You Can Never Win...

Listen to yourself

OGHENAOGIE:
you are ignorant there is Arabic bible... na ina sabi dis is a dead case as far as I know...we got plenty things to worry of...

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You can't fool everyone. If there is Arabic bible and so what? Abrabic and Islam are related. It's one of the issues that we citizen must be very worry about. Abnormalities in our country must be stopped.

soloenzo:
A Nigerian lawyer and Human Rights activist Barr. Malcolm Omirhobo has Thursday sued the Federal Government, Central Bank of Nigeria, Nigeria Army, Ministry of Defense and Attorney General of the Federation over the continuous Arabic inscription on the naira notes and the flag of the Nigerian Army without considering Nigeria to be a secular nation.

He is seeking a Federal High Court to interpret the provisions of Section 10 of the 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. He filed two suits.

The defendants in the suits are Central Bank of Nigeria, Attorney-General of the Federation, the Nigerian Army, as well as the Ministry of Defence.

Plaintiff is seeking a court interpretation whether by a community reading of Sections 10 and 55 of the 1999 Constitution, it is lawful and constitutional for the defendants to permit the Naira notes to be adorned with Arabic inscriptions.

In the same vein, the plaintiff is asking whether by a community reading of Sections 1(1)(3), 10 and 55 of the 1999 Constitution, it is proper for the defendants to permit the Nigerian Army logo to be adorned, or inscribed in Arabic insignia.

He is seeking a court interpretation whether by the true letter and spirit of Section 10 of the 1999 Constitution, Nigeria is a secular state without any official religion.

He wants the court to declare that it is  illegal, unlawful, and unconstitutional to allow the Nigerian Army logo to be adorned, and inscribed in Arabic language, instead of the official English language or Hausa, Yoruba and Igbo which are the three main languages or ethnic groups in Nigeria.

The defendants are yet to reply. The Court also is yet to fix a date for the hearing of the case.

https://mobile.twitter.com/MalcolmInfiniti/status/1215275147537666048

My late father's lawyer.

BuhariAdvocate:
if its me that will handle this case this man will first put in jail for the public disturbance .
Again he will pay 1billion for damage his action would cause society.

Fortunately for us a fool like you will never handle such cases

SUPERPACK:
Yes, we should also ask them why we have " God" in the national pledge since Nigeria is a secular country and not a christian country.

Are you saying the thing you guys worship in your religion of pieces is not the same God we all know?

Since you aren't happy about God in the anthem, maybe they should change it to Satan; you should be happier that way, abi?

This is the type of lawyers we need in this country, the one who can see unclear handwriting on the wall and ask for Interpretation. United we stand.

mrvitalis:

English is our official language

most of them comments without using their brain.

sweetgala:


Ignorance is a terrible thing.

The lawyer's argument has no merit.

1- Arabic text is taught in Nigeria and is recognized by the state

2 - The Arabic text on the naira notes simply states the value of the note

There are serious issues that need to be addressed, the NASS are still intending to renovate the NASS building. They'll buy new land cruiser and prado SUVs , allocate wardrobe and seating allowances beyond what is justifiable , the minimum wage equates to 1000/day that doesn't even cover the cost of transportation and feeding for an adult.

Nigerians should focus

I know the said lawyer personally. He is not even a practicing one. He is a hotel manager. He should be in a jail for multiple rape cases

Please, � my dear fellow citizens, no quarrel, no fighting, it is not a crime to ask questions, if one do not know something, the best is to ask question. One Love.

RisenPhoenix:


Read my comment again using your brain until a light comes on in the darkness.

I am not going to explain such a pathetically simple statement

Thank God you know your statement is simply pathetic

I rest my case.

SUPERPACK:
Yes, we should also ask them why we have " God" in the national pledge since Nigeria is a secular country and not a christian country.

u sound more stupid dan u seems to be

You mentioned English, Igbo, Hausa, Yoruba and Arabic.


Did you offer Arabic when you were in secondary school?

Or maybe inside your O'levels?

TheSourcerer:
Sadly it's a failed cause , and why are Christains threatened by the Arabic inscriptions
There's English , Igbo, Yoruba ,Hausa and Arabic on the currency
Why tickle your butthole over Arabic
Are they forcing you to speak it?

Square2020:


And u wnt me to believe u?

It's not by force. Believe what you want to believe.

Christafarian:

Thank God you know your statement is simply pathetic

I rest my case.

Childish.

So many dumb bigots on Nairaland.So if that is Arabic,what does it say?

The cross which is a symbol of hospital is from which religion?

Good

Ok

Ok

Righteousness89:
Finally someone Eyes has been open!!

Good one!!

He's just seeking attention, almost the whole world write figures in Arabic numeral he should first provide alternative to writing numbers in Arabic numerals if he wants Arabic out of our currency

SUPERPACK:
Yes, we should also ask them why we have " God" in the national pledge since Nigeria is a secular country and not a christian country.

The word GOD is a general language....onukwa

soloenzo:
A Nigerian lawyer and Human Rights activist Barr. Malcolm Omirhobo has Thursday sued the Federal Government, Central Bank of Nigeria, Nigeria Army, Ministry of Defense and Attorney General of the Federation over the continuous Arabic inscription on the naira notes and the flag of the Nigerian Army without considering Nigeria to be a secular nation.

He is seeking a Federal High Court to interpret the provisions of Section 10 of the 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. He filed two suits.

The defendants in the suits are Central Bank of Nigeria, Attorney-General of the Federation, the Nigerian Army, as well as the Ministry of Defence.

Plaintiff is seeking a court interpretation whether by a community reading of Sections 10 and 55 of the 1999 Constitution, it is lawful and constitutional for the defendants to permit the Naira notes to be adorned with Arabic inscriptions.

In the same vein, the plaintiff is asking whether by a community reading of Sections 1(1)(3), 10 and 55 of the 1999 Constitution, it is proper for the defendants to permit the Nigerian Army logo to be adorned, or inscribed in Arabic insignia.

He is seeking a court interpretation whether by the true letter and spirit of Section 10 of the 1999 Constitution, Nigeria is a secular state without any official religion.

He wants the court to declare that it is  illegal, unlawful, and unconstitutional to allow the Nigerian Army logo to be adorned, and inscribed in Arabic language, instead of the official English language or Hausa, Yoruba and Igbo which are the three main languages or ethnic groups in Nigeria.

The defendants are yet to reply. The Court also is yet to fix a date for the hearing of the case.

https://mobile.twitter.com/MalcolmInfiniti/status/1215275147537666048

1st was Amotekun, then this

Nigerians are waking up to resist northern madness

God bless you sir

daddytime:


Ooh okay...

No mind my frail old eyes.

I never knew that was Arabic. What does it say?

it says that you are trying to sound wise.


Whether it's Arabic or anything related to Arab, you guys should f**kin remove it from there!!!!!!!

This man have time oo.[color=#006600][/color] Waiting concerned him.No matter how your knowledge you will spend your time and money you can never win this case.Mtcheew

SUPERPACK:
Yes, we should also ask them why we have " God" in the national pledge since Nigeria is a secular country and not a christian country.

You must be a dull person.

language is the issue not religion

Derrinclay:

Comprehension problem abi,are you my doctor?typical Nigerian can't explain sh*t without insulting you.well whatever it is ,it has no business been inscribed on our military badge or currency, I would rather use the 3 known languages in Nigeria. Savy?

I sympathize with your teachers

SUPERPACK:
Yes, we should also ask them why we have " God" in the national pledge since Nigeria is a secular country and not a christian country.

"God" is an English word.

AnanseK:


I sympathize with your teachers

Okay

ifymadu:


Is God a Christian word?

SUPERPACK:
Yes, we should also ask them why we have " God" in the national pledge since Nigeria is a secular country and not a christian country.

So u agree that Christians worship God & moslems worship allah, proving God & allah are different