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This is going to be really interesting |
For where. Abeg make them fight. The Arabs and Europeans combined to decimate Africa and terrorise our ancestors. So when the two of them choose to fight each other, my own is to sit back and watch the spectacule. I don't need a winner, they should just engage, even if na 6 months. No victor no vanquished. Imindmybusiness: |
Them no suppose do presidential election next year. Anybody wey follow Tinubu contest want just waste e money. |
Human being na human being. nightsaint: |
I too like Nigerian Christians. As no be church them attack, everywhere go first quite like say nothing happen. |
There is nothing I want more in this life than for Trump to attack Iran. God please let this war happen. I go undo my Netflix subscription, settle down to watch this thriller. USA vs Iran. Dear God, make this happen. I wan see watin Iran ballistic and hypersonic missiles fit do. Please nobody should beg DT, just attack sir. Thank you. |
No, the lynchers were protected because of politics. I remember even Atiku deleted his tweet condemning the incident. If the government were serious about catching her killers they would have done so, because some of their faces was captured on camera. In any case it was a very tragic incident, I can't imagine the horror she went through in her final moments. And if there is any justice in this life or the next, I hope she gets it in full. WhizdomXX: |
We are talking about the law here, not the actions of some violent individuals. Even before the establishment of Shari'a courts, mob killings on accusations of blasphemy have been happening, back in the 80's. The crux of the mater is that there is no state in Nigeria that is governed by Shari'a. All states have a democratically elected government and law makers which make laws according to the constitution, not the Shari'a of Islam. The Shari'a courts were established on customary laws to attend the personal matters such as inheritance and divorce for Muslims who choose to do so. Is the law perfect? Obviously not. But that is thier problem. If you can't understand this, I don't know how to help you. Dbegining: |
No Shari'a court has ever sentenced anyone to death. The constitution does not give them the power to do so. All criminal cases go straight to federal or state high courts. Go and study the constitution. Dbegining: |
You said people are being "lynched" in the street. Even before Shari'a law, people have been lynching each other, not just in the North. I grew up in warri and I can't count the number of times I have seen people lynched to death on accusations of things like witchcraft or theft. Of course the US is very much welcome to help Nigeria fight terrorism. It is clear that we can't defeat these terrorists on our own and we can't continue living like this. Flexyup: |
Deborah was lynched by mob. In fact it was her own class mates that leaked the voice note she posted on their class Whatsapp group. It had nothing to do with Shari'a court. No Shari'a court in Nigeria can sentence a non Muslim for blasphemy. abiodunbright: |
Which Shari'a states is there no alcohol. It clearly shows you have never traveled. rotadeco27: |
No Shari'a court in Nigeria has ever beheaded or stoned anyone to death. Moreover, criminal cases like rape and murder are not tried in Shari'a courts, they go straight to a state or federal high court. chiefolododo: |
Una dey always like to make this man trend. He is mentally unstable for crying out loud and doesn't speak for the North in any capacity. But this time around he is right. If states with 98% Muslim population decide to adopt Shari'a for rulings on social issues such as divorce, marriages, inheritance etc. I don't see how that is a problem. Mind you, the Shari'a law provision is subordinate to the constitution of Nigeria. Even the highest Shari'a court ranks lower than state high courts. Moreover, A non-Muslim cannot be compelled to submit to a Shari’a court. So I honestly don't see what all the fuss on Shari'a law is about. According to the Constitution, Nigeria is a secular state (Section 10 prohibits adoption of a state religion). |
People wey dey write this kind list, where una from dey get una data abeg. |
This is good news, I guess. But the military really needs to do more; imagine ragtag terrorists having the effrontery to ambush an army commander. We can't continue like this. |
But what do they stand to gain? Those countries are 20 times richer than Nigeria and many African countries put together. Nigeria can never be an Islamic state, we are just too secular for that. Anyone with half a brain can see that. Even Northern Muslims do not fully accept Shari'a, because they know it's regressive. they have enjoyed democracy and wouldn't go back to it. Jakumo: |
Killings, killings, everyday! These terrorists no dey tire. Sometimes, I ask myself what do these guys hope to achieve? Do they want an independent Northern Nigeria governed by Shari'a? Do they want to islamize Nigeria? I just don't get it because they more I think about it, the more I realize none of this is possible. |
I watch movies at 1.5 speed, and I don't need subtitles to comprehend. What a joke AcadaWriter0: |
The North has clearly been targeted and marginalized by this administration. From reluctance to handle insecurity to implementing measures that are crippling agriculture. |
Honestly, financial struggle is one of the worst experiences of a human being. |
With each passing day, this man keeps proving he is not ready to be president. He is bereft of ideas, just following vibes. |
I can't understand why you people are obsessed with political parties. APC this, PDP that, is it not people that make up the party. If tomorrow now your preferred candidate join the party, it will suddenly become different. SmartPolician: |
Na these ones na em really be 'tax payers' |
Even if 1 naira becomes equal to 1 dollar, wailers will still wail. |
All religions are useless, |
The battle of Badr was a direct result of Muslims intercepting the caravan of Abu-suffyan (who was a pagan at the time) returning from Syria. Prophet Muhammad ordered them to do this knowing it would force the Quraish to retaliate and they did, exactly what he wanted. The battle of Khandaq was a reprisal attack by the Quraish, for what happened in both Badr and Uhud. They lost a lot of their leaders in both wars. As for fatahu Makkah, prophet Muhammad did it because he could. He has amassed a significant army, strong alliances and the Arab tribes were in disarray. He saw an opportunity and he took it using the excuse that the Quraish broke the treaty of huddaibiyya. But like I said, he only did it because he could bully his way into the city, since he had superior military strength. This is a fact, I know as a devout Muslim you can't stand it, I was once like you. By the way what about the wars the sahabas and their descendants continued with in Persia, Damascus, Jerusalem, North Africa and even here in Nigeria, did we all go and look for their trouble. olayinka63: |
I have already made the assertions, Islam was spread through violence. Fatahu Makkah was a Muslim aggression, war against Persian empire, Roman empire, North Africa, and Central Africa was a Muslim aggression. Please if you are not knowledgeable enough to engage in this conversation please shift front. Basic123: |
Yes of course. So how is that a problem? nairamaniac: |
Wallahi, I was born a Muslim by Muslim parents, raised as a Muslim for 28 years of my life. I was 13 when I first recited the Quran cover to cover, I memorize at least 27 hizb of the Quran when I was 19-21. I loved prophet Muhammad more than myself. I studied Tafsir, tauheed, akhdari, qawa'id, ishmawi, izziyya, risala and muwatta'i Malik. I am more knowledgeable than 75-80% Muslims in Nigeria, at least. If you want to engage to engage in a religious discourse based on Sunnah and not insults, then I dare you. Of all the things I said refute one, just one. olayinka63: |
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