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khattab02:
well spoken! Sorry my reply took this long. Out of data since that day.



You have spoken well and raised some Important points which I quite agree.


The actions of most Muslims? Muslims have guide lines and lay down rules which guards their daily activities and life. If any muslim break these laws and rules, they are culpable for doing so. Now, most of the actions of these muslims must be cross checked with their books of authority which are the Holy Qur'an and the ahadith (the traditions of the Holy prophet). If you look carefully you will see that most of these actions are not in conformity with Islam.


Most scholars and Imams usually preach love, tolerance, forgiveness and peace especially with people of other faiths. That is the essence of Jumuat (Friday sermons), Ramadhan and Islamic forums/lectures. But do you know even with all these it is hard to reform people especially when they are not ready to accept and follow the truth? But if they are muslims at heart and love the beloved Prophet (SAW) they will follow and abide by his rules becos Allah says '' Ye have in the Messenger of Allah an excellent exempler..'' Qur'an chapter 33:21.



It is very very unfortunate that most Muslims instead of helping Islam, are the ones destroying it, Pathetic!


Actions such as the truck attack have no basis in Islam. Meaningless, worthless, and has no authority in Islam. I am telling with utmost truth that Almighty Allah will review such actions on the day of judgement and will punish the wrong/evil doers.




Thanks for your time.

We need more muslims like you and i hope you will be protected and not lynched when ever you speak out in public same words you have just written because ived lived in different arab countries so i know first hand how they behave. I have so many muslim friends who always speak against all this evil acts but ironically, all are well educated and most have travelled out of their various countries which brings me to the fact that education, exposure and honest condemnation of not this people but also their source of inspiration is what is needed to reduce the numbers of radical muslims. Christianity was brought to Africa by the whites but they are now derailing from it by encouraging gays/lesbians but the bible clearly condemn it, homosexuality was one of the main reason GOD destroyed sodom n gomorah. Now, Islam was brought to Africa by Arabs but they too are derailing by not just killing people who dont share their believe but also killing their fellow muslims (shiites vs sunni), these are a few reasons the numbers of atheist is now grow. Such a shame the Bible and Quran shares so many similarities but people now twist the words of GOD to favour their ideology.

We need more muslims like you and i hope you will be protected when ever you speak out same words you have just written because i have lived in arab countries so i know first hand how they behave. I have so many muslims friends who speak against all this evil acts but ironically all are well educated and most have travelled out of their various countries which brings me to the fact that education, exposure and honest condemnation of not this people but also their source of inspiration is what is needed to reduce the numbers of radical muslims. Christianity was brought to Africa by The whites but they are now derailing from it by encouraging gays/lesbians but the bible clearly condemn it, homosexuality was one of the main reason GOD destroyed sodom n gomorah. Now, Islam was brought to Africa by Arabs but they too are derailing by not just killing people who dont share their believe but also killing their fellow muslims (shiites vs sunni), these are a few reasons the numbers of atheist is now grow. Such a shame the Bible and Quran shares so many similarities but people now twist the words of GOD to favour their ideology.


[qquote author=khattab02 post=47769496]well spoken! Sorry my reply took this long. Out of data since that day.



You have spoken well and raised some Important points which I quite agree.


The actions of most Muslims? Muslims have guide lines and lay down rules which guards their daily activities and life. If any muslim break these laws and rules, they are culpable for doing so. Now, most of the actions of these muslims must be cross checked with their books of authority which are the Holy Qur'an and the ahadith (the traditions of the Holy prophet). If you look carefully you will see that most of these actions are not in conformity with Islam.


Most scholars and Imams usually preach love, tolerance, forgiveness and peace especially with people of other faiths. That is the essence of Jumuat (Friday sermons), Ramadhan and Islamic forums/lectures. But do you know even with all these it is hard to reform people especially when they are not ready to accept and follow the truth? But if they are muslims at heart and love the beloved Prophet (SAW) they will follow and abide by his rules becos Allah says '' Ye have in the Messenger of Allah an excellent exempler..'' Qur'an chapter 33:21.



It is very very unfortunate that most Muslims instead of helping Islam, are the ones destroying it, Pathetic!


Actions such as the truck attack have no basis in Islam. Meaningless, worthless, and has no authority in Islam. I am telling with utmost truth that Almighty Allah will review such actions on the day of judgement and will punish the wrong/evil doers.




Thanks for your time.[/quote]

khattab02:
This is gross error!!! Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala is never an Idol and the muslims don't believe in so.

Qur'an 2:55

112:1-4

And many other verses descibe who Allah is.




That statement is a gross error in Islam.



Muslims don't believe so!

Good day. You sound educated thats why I chose to quote you. If his statement was wrong, what about the actions of most muslims? When will the educated ones like you teach the foolish ones the act of tolerance, love forgiveness and realistic peace? The actions of the stupid ones amongs reasonable one like makes it hard for people to even want to give you a listening ear. Its time muslims talk to each other, from the imams to followers and worshipers. The idiot that killed over 80 people in frace drove a truck crushing Christians and muslims together, where/what is the sense in that kind pf action? Sorry for my insulting words but I feel provoked to the limit at the moment, now tell me where i went wrong.

sweetilicious:
Tomorrow now somebody will tell me we have a written constitution. How many Nigerians know what is written in that book self. In a sane clime, two years old would narrate the constitution either they learnt from their parents or the society before going to school. No one knows the history of Nigeria except names of past leaders. And you want me to believe this country is progressing on the right pact? Wake up Nigerians. Hope i don't get banned

Who ever bans you needs his or her head checked for missing cells. You spoke nothing but the truth.

You have spoken well. Now I ask, if it ever comes to pass that all the looted funds are recovered what next? Will it amount to time wasted or can they possibly buy back the collapsed/loss of bussinesses, jobs and other sufferings of the masses accumulated during the period of fallen/harsh economy created by the current government in its adventures of fighting corruption.

blueto:
But it has been about 13+ months since you have been elected president and why should you keep blaming the past govt for your present and foreseen failures?

The past govt was already diversifying the economy when the gullible zombies voted you in and you came and obliterated the good efforts by the previous govt.

through the comprehensive Agricultural Transformation Agenda program of the previous govt, they recorded many landmark achievements. Through agriculture they created thousands of jobs across the country. The provision of inputs in 10 Northern states enabled dry season farming; and profitably engaged over 250,000 farmers and youths even during the dry season.

Through the comprehensive Agricultural Transformation Agenda program, inflation fell to 7.8% in October 2013, its lowest since 2008, as a result of higher domestic food production.

they launched the Growth Enhancement Scheme to provide targeted support for seeds and fertilizers to 5 million farmersper year or 20 million farmers within fouryears. Through the scheme, they were providing subsidized inputs to farmers via an e-Wallet program. In fiscal year 2013, an estimated 4.2 million farmers received subsidized inputs. As a result, in 2013, they produced 1.1 million metric tonnes of dry season rice across 10 Northern states; and over 250,000 farmers and youths in these states are now profitably engaged in farming even during the dry season.

they launched Staple Crop Processing Zones to support investments in the entire agricultural value chain. there are significant private investment commitments from agribusiness ventures such as: Flour Mills of Nigeria, the Dangote Group, Syngenta, Indorama, AGCO, and Belstar Capital.

In 2012, 2.2 million metric tonnes of cassava chips were exported, exceedingthe Agricultural Transformation Agenda’s target by over 100%, while the 40% substitution of cassava for wheat has been achieved through research and collaboration with the IITA and Federal Institute for Industrial Research.Similarly, there has been a decline in wheat imports to Nigeria from an all-time high of 4,051,000 MT in 2010 to 3,700,000 MT in 2012.

About 200 women in Benue State were trained on how to make compost for farming and 360 farmers in the same state, were trained on climate change adaptability in agriculture. The environment and farming in Benue state got a boost from about 600 men and women in Benue state who participated in training on how to be environmentally better farmers.

they established community woodlots of 10 hectares each in Plateau and Kogi (10ha) states. they restored 10 hectares of degraded forest in Achareni Forest Reserves in Kogi state and rehabilitated 10 hectares degraded forest reserves in Niger state. the administration also launched Presidential Initiative on Coastal and River Bank protection on flood in Asa River (Kwara State). they established two skill acquisition centresto train people on the fabrication of solar -powered grinding machines in Kaiama and Baruten in Kwara State. and so on!

What policies has Buhari projected to diversify the economy? he is rather depriving private stakeholders of economic policy-making participation and turning Nigeria into a Socialist economy instead of a Mixed economy. Are we in a communist state?.

Dragonking:
Cowardice was not for the video, rather the ipob liars are the real cowards posting Igbo vigilantes and claiming that they are nigerdelta militants just to seek relevance. ..The op knows that no one will take them serious if tagged biafran militants hence they have to drag the nigerdelta name to the mud

Who made you the mouthpiece of Niger-deltans? The Biafrans you call cowards are part of your history so stop sounding like an ignorant adult. Cant you see the body language of Northern leaders towards us in the present Nigeria, This is the time/moment the East and south should be United before its too late so stop all this hate.

The answer to your question is POWER. Without constant electricity production of anything will be a nightmare due to financial loss, once there's power the economy will pick up automatically.

Quakertellicus1:
[size=14pt]Nigeria's economy is reliant on oil

Therefore...

When the oil price shrinks...the economy shrinks.[/size]

Simple.

That is why Nigeria must stop relying from revenue from oil RAW MATERIALS and start relying on revenue from what we manufacture, what we innovate.

Like for example....why can't we make phones, motorcycles, tv, pc, tablets, etc...and export to the rest of the world.?

Kakamorufu:
He's even quoting bible verses. Buntyman, guess u forgot why sodom et gomorah were destroyed. Mteew. Iranu

My thoughts exactly... Why do they always ignore the parts where same sex was condemned in the Bible?

Which way Nigeria

Chukzyfcb:
It seems u r monitoring thesituation like me too, lol those 4 banks only are in the safest position for now after 2015 financial report then maybe Fidelity following slightly

What about Diamond bank if inmay ask? Hope they have a bright present n future.

Progressive01:
Bloody criminal be looking like Shrek from day one.

Hope in the letter, he included a sketch of himself in that funny traditional attire he wore to court to whip up iPod sentiments.

When the crook was bending the rules in the dead of the night, he never consulted US or anybody, now he's running from pillar to post to save his hyde.

The US would rather let him burn on a stake like the recalcitrant thief he is than ruin their diplomatic relationship with Nigeria over a thing like him.



Ps: Any Ugandan Bonobo who quotes me shall be ignored as always.

Hahahahahha, im proudly igbo but he sure looks like shrek...lolzz

Rashford is really adding fire to the English team. Who is the main England set piece taker? Even kane thays suppose to score was taking long free kicks. This is the real Breixt live from france......

See men claiming youths. Very funny indeed.....

The likes is like a sign of approval and i think travelling out of Nigeria really removes the shackles from a persons eyes. When ever i see Obama making a speech less than 1 or 2 hours after a major incident in America i wonder Nigeria leaders dont copy that, commissioning of a road or other projects a politician was voted to do with tax payers money (not his money oo) also baffles me. Accommodation should not be an issue in Nigeria based on the excess land mass in all regions yet the government can not provide it. LG was really a wonderful idea and i am sure some people in top possitions have met the young man but never encouraged him to do same project in all major cities in Nigeria. A borehole was commissioned in my local government and the chairman of the local government went Buhari on my people (blaming games) on why the pumping machine was not working since he was elected but now works some weeks to election time and people were jubilating. My dad was so angry he called me to cool his temper. May GOD help us

larion:
100 like ke? When my writeup isn't about tonto dike or Davido, the writeup is surely beyond d comprehension of many.

That's why the govt can easily deceive us with 800 flats and we clap for them saying they have tried, even this 800flats will be bought by there friends and sold you us with a profit.

Just a single young man below 40years delivered over 6,000 units in less than 4 years through lekki gardens, many cursed him and called him names when one of his building collapsed.

I'm not supporting his buildings with substandard materiels or adding 6 floors when the govt approved 3, but if a single man can deliver 6,000 flats in 4years then if a govt delivers 12,000 in same number of years we should stone the govt rather than praise them because the govt has more than *2 of the capacity of an individual.

We have all been carried away in Nigeria by wizkid, Olamide, psquare, Saraki, Dasuki, boko haram, NDA, PDP, APC drama, fuel scarcity and the likes...... Many of us dont even know what good governance is like, and the few that know have forgotten.

I made a write up of how to tackle unemployment with agriculture last month, its not about the likes, I just hope someone in or around govt will see it and pick it up and the spark will be generated.

Nigeria can be great again.

Donjiggar:
Its a pity that even some yorubas in this forum dont understand their tradition. Am an igbo man born n brought up in Ibadan,from the pics,the king didnt actually shake the first lady.That greeting style is called ''ijuba''thats how queens in yoruba land greet their king

So is Aisha Buhari a (yoruba) queen? i don't blame the alaafin because it happened un expectedly but Aisha Buhari knowing she cant shake an Emir or even dare greet an Emir standing straight should give same respect to Kings from other regions. This Alaafin just showed how Yorubas tolerate so much (insults) to the extent People now say Lagos is no mans land, sometimes being too nice backfires. Umu Igbo, Lagos belongs to Yorubas and its time we face our region instead interfering with so many affairs that does not concern us.

chubbygal:
Me too I beg to differ

What a wonderful piece of write up. Im shocked you didnt get over hundred likes, guess that goes to show how the government has blindfolded the masses, some may even think what wrote is impossible to achieve in Nigeria not knowing countries enjoying the benefits were even worse than current Nigeria once upon a time. Nice one

larion:
Good

Let's see how this goes, we can use our brain.

Why should the internal partitions between toilet and rooms be of blocks, why should the partition between the sitting room and bedroom be made of blocks, cement and sand. Come of it, give it to me with wood, or any other cheaper material.

Let those who studied material science come up with innovations to coat the wood to make it fire poof and let's use it for inner partitions, why should there be partition between kitchen and sitting room or dinning, c'mon....let's go open plan, reduce the number of cement, sand and concretes where not necessary.

Tetra packs (e.g the container of chivita, "fan yogo" and 5alive juice) can be recycled and used to make roofing sheets, its already been done in Brazil, we just need to learn, with this the cost of roofing can easily be dropped from the current 2million plus to less than 1million, another savings, another reduction in our imports (cos currently a good % of roofing materials are imported), and increase in employment, and increase in our GDP all from waste.

Back to the housing matter, the goal is to give the common Nigerian a 2bedroom flat with about 4million naira, dont say ah! Its very possible with critical thinking and remarkable innovations, like from above, you reduce the numbers of cement, by going for wood or other durable partition material, your ceiling and roof comes from waste, flooring and doors can also be gotten from cheaper alternatives, then add innovative design, example the open plan kitchen where the kitchen and visible from the sitting or dinning .

With this model design plans and research into lower cost materials, the govt can now sit back and watch the private sector finance with reasonable mortgage plans.

It all about using our head.

Only if our govt is really willing to move Nigeria forward, but I doubt. They will come up with a plan that is still not affordable for 70% of Nigerians, just watch!

Modified:
Already I see some people showing some houses in Lagos state, damn it! Those houses cost 10million for a 2bedroom, how can a young new family afford that with less than 300k income per month, even after 10years of working.

Now how much will a 3 bedroom cost or a 4 bedroom house not condo style. There's more to it than just building houses or setting up a website for FG mortgage homes, we have to think and not be selfish.

If the FG wants to meet up, then something far more serious than this useless pixs showing progress in Lagos must be done.

To make matters worse, this houses been shown were all bought up by estate agents even before completion who started reselling and renting out at higher prices.

Hello bro, are you on whats app with the number above ? Reply as soon as you can, thanks.

WOW, is this a joke or what? Please send a link to confirm this because this is bigger than a shocker if true.

blackmarket:
ANOTHER SHOCKER!!

I am very worried about the illegal recruitment in FIRS as reported recently bySahara Reporters. My worry stems from the manifest disdain for the constitutionexhibited by perpetrators of this illegality. Another source ofworry is the fraudapparent in the excercise as well as the impunity of it all. According to thecomprehensive list of the new hires making the rounds, ImoState has 8 slots,Anambra 2, Ebonyi 3, Enugu 14, Abia 1, Cross River 22 etc. This is out of morethan 350 names.

My real worry is not only the numbers but also the names making up these numbers;

IMO
1. Abdulazeez Umar Jennifer
2. Abiola Abiodun Lasaki
3. Bamgbelu Arinola Omowunmi
4. Dauda Halima Ahmad
5. Ochiwu Egwu Amos
6. Okare John Mathew
7. Solomon Samson
8. Warirwa Dahiru Idirisa

ANAMBRA
1. Imam Shamsudeen Dauda
2. Nwafor Sunday

EBONYI
1. Ahmed Alti Fatima
2. Jeli Wada Rabiu
3. Mudassir Abubakar

ENUGU
1. Amanze Felix Egu
2. Andrew Terhemba Ayaban
3. Ango Michael
4. Buhari Yerima
5. Christopher Philemon Defwan
6. Dansharif Shamsudeen
7. Edim Solomon
8. Gummap Rinkat
9. Panyi Yinatsina Dorcas
10. Priscilla Isong Evogor
11. Sulaiman Rabiu
12. Abdulrahim Jibrin
13. Abubakar Ibrahim
14. Adeofan Festus Olufemi

ABIA
1. Sangei Saidu Aliyu

CROSS RIVER
1. Aisha Larai Wushishi
2. Aliyu Jibril
3. Alkali Ibrahim
4. Aminu Auwalu
5. Aminu Ibrahim6. Ayelotan Nurudeen Adisa
7. Ogunniyi Aliu Olukayode
8. Okealo Emilia Onyebuchi
9. Okonkwo Afam Celsus
10. Oladipo Adebule
11. Olaseinde Olamide Olusegun
12. Olowu Shade
13. Olubiyi Oluwafemi Yunus
14. Oluseyi Ogunlela
15. Onanuga Lovette
16. Onaolapo Olatoyosi Modasola
17. Onasanya Makanjuola Sadiq
18. Orekoya Olanrewaju Hassan
19. Orioke Layo
20. Osaji Awele
21. Oyama Patrick Enoh
22. Yunus Muhammad

ginajet:
This is a joke right?

This is not a joke though the late nomolos did a better job than Tuface in terms of media hype to raise funds. Tuface prefers low key stuffs n how do i know? my answer would surely look like a brag so lets save it for another day, kindly correct me if im wrong though.

barrysome001:
If 2face announced what he did for OJB same Una Wey dey do like say Una fit talk...go talk say him dey proud.

2face still patronised him on a couple of jobs (if not all) in the 'Rewind,select and update' album. He patronised him on Nfana ibaga rmx @ least I'm sure of that one. He did his best abeg(coz those works won't be for free).. Make una carry una bitterness pack go one side.

we love you OJB! Rest in peace!

Thank you. Tuface led the fund raising team when OJB was diagnosed with kidney problems. He supported OJB financially, morally and also urged other artists, government officials and well to do people to support OJB, its on the Internet for free but people wont ask questions before labeling/pouring criticism on tuface. Now i believe no matter what you do in life people must criticise you.

Dainikel:
Something is definitely amiss, I don't fink someone who has worked pretty hard for his money would just lavish it at every given opportunity...

Hw wasn't spraying 100 dollars bills so whats the big deal. He is very rich cuz the entertainment industry, real Estates and crude oil boom including large scale importing and exporting. 100 dollars now 40k in black market, if i change 300 dollars in 200 naira notes theres a spraying technique ill use and people will think i sprayed 1000 dollars. Gifts are more appreciated in a western countries .

Image123:
Kachukwu and Fashola are trained lawyers, no qualms. However, nothing justifies the spending of about 17billion naira without any fruit. Here is the fruit again.
https://mobile.facebook.com/events/820357611376009/?ref=3&_rdr

You have spoken well and Amaichi had a point no doubt but, Amaechi should learn to chose his words wisely when addressing people. He could have passed his mesaage in a more diplomatic way that would have been well digested by every one. If we abandon the project then we all stand to lose cuz the deed has already been done so no need crying over split milk.

Image123:
Kachukwu and Fashola are trained lawyers, no qualms. However, nothing justifies the spending of about 17billion naira without any fruit. Here is the fruit again.
https://mobile.facebook.com/events/820357611376009/?ref=3&_rdr

You have spoken well and Amaichi have a point but, Amaechi should learn to chose his words wisely when addressing people. He could have passed his mesaage in a more diplomatic way that would have been well digested by every one. If we abandon the project then we all stand to lose cuz the deed has already been done so no need crying over split milk.

Image123:
Kachukwu and Fashola are trained lawyers, no qualms. However, nothing justifies the spending of about 17billion naira without any fruit. Here is the fruit again.
https://mobile.facebook.com/events/820357611376009/?ref=3&_rdr

You have spoken well but Amaichi have a point but, Amaechi should learn to chose his words wisely when addressing people. He could have passed his mesaage in a more diplomatic way that would have been well digested by every one. If we abandon the project then we all stand to lose cuz the deed has already been done so no need crying over split milk.

Tokt:

It's ur type that will enjoy being deceived. Amaechi said the truth as it is, u condemn him but Kachikwu made a political statement giving the impression that his ministry may take it up as if it was budgeted for and u are here hailing him. Abegii shift with ur approach Crap.
About Lagos being bought for certain amount, use ur head, he was being sarcastic.

Youre just acting like a paranoid kid. I never insulted you so why show your low level of communication skills and if Amaechi was sarcastic then Kachikwu was being sarcastic too when he said his ministry would/may take it up. I condemned Amaichis approach not his words or his person so learn to read and understand before replying me.

Manner of approach is paramount when it comes to issues like this, Kachikwu can say all what Amaechi said word for word and i bet you will digest hos version better. Buying half of Lagos with 13B is just so lame coming from a transport minister.

Tokt:
Fools are talking shamelessly on this thread.
Amaechi started by saying he isn't against the project but funds aren't available for now to continue. Besides, it's not the priority because already we have two different schools already in kaduna and Oron.
Kachukwu was the one being political. The decision of this govt remain the same and him saying he will take it up in his ministry is senseless because it hasn't been budgeted for.
Amaechi went further to request that efcc retrieved the money that has been squandered on the project already. It's on record that Tompolo duped his community on this project. Fools choose to ignore this vital point but chooses to lash on shafts.
As much as okerenkoko university is a good idea and initiative, the bitter truth is is not in the priority of this govt. Case closed.

Fhemmmy:
Now back to the thread, would it be deemed a sexist comment if i say, it hurts my heart to see women doing those kinda hard job . . . I am sorry ahead of comments cos i am sure some people will crucify me, when i see them, i imagine if that is my mother, sister or wife . . .

GOD bless ur heart, used to to feel/think this way before,then i realised this women live longer than most Nigerian women because they are exercising and most importantly they enjoy what they are doing. They cook together, eat together and also have a very strong union and as for the snakes im sure they have years of farming experience on how to tackle obstacles like that. My aunt is in her late 70s and she still goes to farm, she fell sick when she travelled abroad to stay with my uncle but regained strength soon as she came back to village. Its hard to see lagos/city women do such but its a common thing in vilages( especially the in the east).

MoneyGreen:
This is very nice. I repeat, very NICE! 20 million naira for housing allowance when Nigerians are suffering. If they like let them resign nonsense..

Do not be deceived, most of them already own properties in nice areas in Abuja so this is just a publicity stunt.

tunde1200:
Hmmm how is this news a good news.
Another group will rise up against government again.

My thoughts exactly, i wonder if our military can still defend the country if we come under attack. No wonder the fight against bokoharam is still going on, our military at the moment is not so strong after all.

P0intBlank:
You've chosen bad examples to illustrate your point. Don't forget the Kutis and OBJ have a score to settle. So do Buhari and Dasuki.

Im sure he/she was still a baby when Fela Kuti lost his mum due to military dictatorship.