₦airaland Forum

Kemetian:
UNTIL YOU NIGERIAN CRETINS UNDERSTAND THAT THE ONLY REASON TRUMP IS ATTACKING 'MUSLIM TERRORISTS' IS BECAUSE OF HIS HATRED FOR BLACK AND BROWN PEOPLE, YOU WILL KEEP BEING STUPID TILL YOU SEE HIS SAVAGERY ON YOUR DOORSTEP.

HE IS NOW DISMANTLING ALL THE CIVIL RIGHTS GAINS MADE BY BLACKS OVER THE LAST 40 YEARS. REINTRODUCING POLICIES OF EXCLUSION AND RACIAL SEGREGATION.

THIS IS A MAN WHO HAS NOT APPOINTED A SINGLE BLACK PERSON TO HIS CABINET. YET AMERICA IS HOME TO 60 MILLION AFRO AMERICANS.

SPIT.

fman:
Especially Yoruba employers.
Them go wan use u
And they have trust issues.
Hence you cannot speak their language,
They would want you to be over loyal to them,
Forgetting that not everyone does dobale for a living.

Acekidc4:
If their meeting is about 2027, then no vacancy for them. President Tinubu will win his reelection no doubt.

Great100000:
Source: https://punchng.com/inec-prosecutes-774-electoral-offenders/

helinues:
Toh

Touching religion won't be easy for Trump

manuelkel:
You dey watch Hollywood well well, well-done.

Islie:
https://www.thecable.ng/us-rep-files-impeachment-articles-against-trump-over-gaza-plan/

steeltrust:
Since moving to America in 2023, I've been impressed by the country's infrastructure, including steady electricity, good roads, clean water, and gas etc. However, I've also noticed some flaws, such as gun violence and mental health issues.

One thing that struck me is that many Americans seem to have forgotten their history and culture especially the black folks. Additionally, there's a tendency to complain excessively about every issues.

Despite these issues, I've been impressed by the job market. Many companies, such as Amazon, UPS, Walmart, McDonald's, and Costco etc , offer well-paying jobs with benefits, even for those without certifications or experience. These jobs often come with benefits like medical insurance, life insurance, and retirement plans.

In contrast, I've noticed that many Nigerian companies, such as Dangote Industries, Jumia, Chicken Republic and other big companies, don't seem to offer the same level of employment opportunities or benefits. Which are in same category as the companies mentioned above in America. Many workers in Nigeria earn low wages and are mistreated by management, even when these companies earn billions of naira annually.

It's time for us to ask important questions and seek solutions. We need to move beyond tribalism and religion and focus on creating a more equitable society.

*Solutions:*
1. *Increased employment opportunities*: Nigerian companies should strive to create more jobs and offer better benefits.
2. *Vocational training*: Companies can provide training programs to help employees develop new skills.
3. *Improved working conditions*: Employers must treat their workers with dignity and respect, providing safe and healthy working conditions.
4. *Government support*: The government should implement policies to support workers and hold companies accountable for their treatment of employees.

Let's work together to create a better future for Nigeria. What your take

GanagiBitrus:
👉ESPN

fergie001:
The Executive Order said it withdrew Washington from UNHRC and the main UN relief agency for Palestinians (UNRWA), and would review involvement in the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) and other UN bodies


The Guardian

nothingspoil70:
Rufai Oseni about to be laid off. This is jagaban era, no more fake lives

iamnotillicit:
Why did Fulani chose this people...

Bobloco:
•Ex-military leaders, other stakeholders endorse coalition
•Proponents may announce new platform late February
•Leaders yet to agree on presidential flagbearer
•Jonathan, Atiku, Obi, Amaechi, el-Rufai, Tambuwal are front runners
•LND playing lead roles-Source




https://tribuneonlineng.com/2027-northern-leaders-coalition-proponents-write-off-pdp/amp/

OkpaNsukkaisBae:
Canada will fold. They have more to lose.

However, I wonder what's Trump's end game in sowing seeds of discord in the North Atlantic Military & Economic Alliance.

Canada has always been there fighting and defending US national interest in far away Middle East, Africa etc

Modified: image attached.

Facts and figures will explain better

Jennyclay:
Who told you Yeye men that a virgin lady makes a good wife . Look at how he even capitalized it. Mtcheww!
Any woman can make your life miserable wether she’s a virgin or not.

Is not as if he’s a virgin either

Bunch of randy men everywhere looking for virgin!!
Shior!!

maivd:
Kenya Airways Agent Delays Nigerian Passenger After Altercation At Nairobi Airport, Says ‘Call Your President’


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QJ8zCFTxWWQ



https://saharareporters.com/2025/02/03/viral-video-kenya-airways-agent-delays-nigerian-passenger-after-altercation-nairobi

Kobojunkie:
So because he talk say him get 5 million that means he is ready to feed another mouth and even carry kids add in Nigeria of today, abi? Many of you are still disconnected.

Kobojunkie:
You can't feed yourself and make sense of your life as it is but you are dreaming of having a whole other human adult as a dependent and intending to even raise children on top of that? This thing wey dey do una, na the water e dey abi na the food?

BABANGBALI:
https://lifestyle.thecable.ng/boy-alinco-my-marriage-to-us-lady-for-citizenship-was-bitter-experience/

9japride:
You can't be claiming friends to the northern Moslems and not support Sharia law.
Don't they prefer them to eastern region?

Lukgaf:
Shariah Law in Southwestern Nigeria: Clearing the Misconceptions and call for tolerance and coexistence


The recent opposition to the establishment of Shariah courts in southwestern Nigeria—particularly in Oyo, Ekiti, and Ogun States—is yet another example of non-Muslim resistance to Islamic rights and practices.

This is not new. We have seen the same pattern before:

1. When Muslim students wanted to wear hijab in schools, they faced fierce opposition, even though it did not affect non-Muslims. Alhamdulillah, the Supreme Court has upheld their right to do so.
2. When Islamic banks like Jaiz were introduced, they were met with criticism. But today, many non-Muslims are customers of non-interest banking.
3. When Sukuk bonds (a Shariah-compliant financial instrument) were introduced, there was an outcry. Today, the Nigerian government and businesses rely on them for infrastructure funding.

Yet, after all the noise, many of these same critics eventually embrace what they once condemned.

This raises important questions:

- Why do non-Muslims feel so threatened by practices that are exclusively for Muslims and do not affect them?

- Why is there such an obsession with opposing Islamic initiatives when they are not compulsory for non-Muslims?

- Why is it difficult to allow Muslims the freedom to practice their faith in a way that aligns with their beliefs?

Shariah courts are not mandatory for non-Muslims. They are a constitutional right for Muslims who prefer to handle personal affairs like marriage, divorce, and inheritance through Islamic law. As highlighted by Barrister Muideen Olagunju, the only type of Shariah applicable in the Southwest is Muslim Personal Law, covering: marriage and marital issue such as divorce, inheritance and maintenance.

Currently, while Islamic marriage is recognized by law, Muslims who want to divorce must go through customary courts, where the judges may not even be Muslims. Similarly, if a Muslim dies and the family goes to court, the property must be shared according to Yoruba customary law (e.g., Idi Igi or Ori Ojori), instead of the Islamic inheritance system, which ensures fair distribution beyond just wives and children.

The unfairness here is not the establishment of Shariah courts, but the denial of a legal system that allows Muslims to practice their religion fully.

What Shariah Law is NOT
Shariah courts in the Southwest will NOT impose Islamic law on non-Muslims.
Shariah courts will NOT replace the existing legal system.

Non-Muslims are NOT affected in any way.

Just as Christians are not forced to use Shariah courts, Muslims should also not be forced to use customary courts that do not align with their religious beliefs. Is that not fair?

Many developed countries where Muslims are a minority allow Islamic arbitration for Muslims. Yet, in Nigeria—a country where Muslims are at least 50% of the population—why is it a problem when Muslims request their rights?

It is time to let go of baseless fear and unnecessary opposition. Just as Christians have their rights, Muslims also have theirs, and neither should interfere with the other. Live and let live.

The reality is, just like the hijab case, if this opposition continues, it will eventually go to the Supreme Court, which will affirm the right of Muslims to have Shariah courts. So why create unnecessary conflict when peaceful engagement can resolve the issue?

Let us respect each other’s beliefs and allow all citizens to exercise their constitutional rights.

May Allah guide us all to truth and justice. Ameen.


Abu Afs Lukgaf


(Many thanks to Barrister Muideen Olagunju and others who initiated this discussion on Facebook, from where this thread is inspired.)

MasterJayJay:
https://x.com/NSCIAng/status/1884589162214408592?t=oW33Ol_6p_RRWsTdzwaxNg&s=19[/quote]Nnamdi Kanu is a prophet. Gradually we see all he alarmed about coming into play.
By the way, did you see the name of the writer of that memo? Confusing, right?