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For peace to rain, this must happen. |
Let's see how it goes |
How did these fulanis enter our forest? Nnamdi Kanu saw this |
Who is umahi to decide for the indigenes of Ebonyi |
Sudan ends 30 years of Islamic law by separating religion, state Islam is getting in trouble. Sudan is the first country to ban Islam: See how the world is acting fast on the threat posed by Islam and its barbaric Sharia Law! Many Christians in US, Europe who became Muslims are doing Ghar Vapsi Japan has always refused Muslims to live permanently in their country and they cannot own any real estate or any type of business, and have banned any worship of Islam. Any Muslim tourist caught spreading the word of Islam will be deported immediately, including all family members! Cuba rejects plans for first mosque! The African nation of Angola and several other nations have officially banned Islam! A record number of Muslims (over 2,000) deported from Norway as a way of fighting crime. Since these Muslim criminals have been deported, crime has dropped by a staggering 72%. Prison Officials are reporting that nearly half of their jail cells are now vacant, Court Rooms nearly empty, Police now free to attend to other matters, mainly traffic offenses to keep their roads & highways safe & assisting the public in as many ways as they can! In Germany alone, in the last year, there were 81 violent attacks targeting mosques! Austrian police arrested 13 men suspected jihad recruiters! A Chinese court sends 22 Muslim Imams to jail for 16 to 20 years for spreading Islamic hatred & have executed 18 Jihadis; China campaigns against Separatism (disallowing Islamist to have their own separate state). Muslim prayers banned in govt buildings & schools in Xinjiang (Western China). Hundreds of Muslim families prepared to leave China for their own safety & return back to their own Middle Eastern countries! Muslim refugees beginning to realize that they are not welcome in Christian countries because of their violent ways & the continuing wars in Syria & Iraq whipped up by the hideous IS who are murdering young children & using mothers & daughters as sex slaves! British Home Secretary prepares to introduce 'Anti-Social Behaviour Order' for extremists & strip dual nationals of their Citizenship. Deportation laws also being prepared! The Czech Republic blatantly refuses Islam in their country, regarding it as evil! Many US states- A new controversial amendment that will ban the recognition of "foreign laws which would include Sharia law"! The Polish Defense League issues a warning to Muslims. 16 States have all Introduced Legislation to Ban Sharia Law! Many Muslims in Northern Ireland have announced plans to leave the country to avoid anti-Islamic violence by Irish locals. The announcement comes after an attack on groups of Muslims in the city of Belfast, Groups of Irish locals went berserk & bashed teenage Muslim gangs who were referring to young Irish girls as sluts & all should be gang raped, as per ''Sharia Law''. Even hospital staff were reluctant to treat the battered Muslim Patients, the majority were given the Band-Aid treatment & sent home with staff muttering ''Good Riddance''! North Carolina bans Islamic "Sharia Law" in the State, regarding it now as a criminal offence! Dutch MPs call for removal of all mosques in the Netherlands. One of the Members of the Dutch Parliament said: "We want to clean Netherlands of Islam"! Dutch MP Michael DeGraaf spoke on behalf of the Party for Freedom when he said, "All mosques in the Netherlands should be shut down. Without Islam, the Netherlands would be a wonderful safe country to live in, as it was before the arrival of Muslim refugees''! Pls share this with your friends https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/rest-of-world/sudan-ends-30-years-of-islamic-law-by-separating-religion-state/articleshow/77976896.cms |
He should also produce mini bus, like the one used in imo for taxi |
Nigeria will soon be on the wheel |
Anyone who wins the presidency in 2023 will do well because Peter Obi has schooled them on how to run a country that works, but if Peter Obi wins, it will be an added advantage. |
The Vice Chancellor, Ahmadu Bello University (ABU), Zaria, Kaduna State, 13th May, 2022, Dear Sir, RENOUNCEMENT OF MY STUDENTSHIP IN PROTEST OF THE GRUESOME MURDER OF SOKOTO COLLEGE STUDENT I, Oyeniyi Oyewole Iwakun, a Political Science postgraduate student with the admission number: P21SSPS8018 wishes to inform you of my decision to renouce my studentship at the Ahmadu Bello University (ABU), Zaria. This decision is in protest of the gruesome murder of an innocent 200 level student, Miss Deborah Samuel of Shehu Shagari College of Education, Sokoto on Thursday, 12th May 2022 by some uncultured and evil minded religious extremists. I opine that no matter her offence, nothing justifies the action of her murderers. More worrisome as shown in the online video in circulation on the social media is the supervised and organized manner of her killing and cremation in a broad day lght. As a detribalised young man with liberal views on religion, I see this ugly incident as most unacceptable in recent time therefore births my skepticism about my safety in Zaria, Kaduna state which has similar features of religious cum tribal intolerance, orchestrated insecurity and uncurtailed activities of bandits and terrorists. It may be her today, but who knows who is next tommorow? Please accept this open letter as my contribution to the demand for justice for the late Deborah Samuel. It is my hope that the perpetrators of this dastardly act are brought to book as against the usual narratives in the past. Your's Sincerely, Oyeniyi Iwakun Department of Political Science, Ahmadu Bello University (ABU), Zaria Copied. I've relived these encounters before but unfortunately I can't retrieve it now so I'll take the pain to write again. I saw a few things during my service year in Sokoto that showed me clearly that Nigeria will ultimately be fragmented no matter how long we laboriously string it together. I attended a symposium organized for youth corp members where a facilitator from one of the Northern States, a PhD holder mentioned without any reservations that the leadership of the country is the exclusive preserve of the North and that the country by destiny is not supposed to be led by an unbeliever (Kaferi). He said it's an abomination for Southerners to rule the country because they are unbelievers. Of course, the most pious southern Muslim is viewed by the North as having no religion. I was shocked by this revelation from an academic who should be knowledgeable about the secularity of the Nigeria Nation. On another occasion, I took a bike from one point to another and paid the bike man the fare while expecting him to give me change. It's like giving a N200 note and expecting to be given a N100 change. This young Hausa man flung the money back at me and asked that I should go and look for change to pay him the exact fare. I tried to talk him into asking for change from his colleagues but he was adamant that I must go and find change. I was going to stand my ground when I saw some Southerners selling their wares around that area quickly closing in on me and winking that I should not argue with him. By this time the other people were already milling around in anger. In fact, an Ibo lady had to pay the bike man on my behalf and thereafter scolded me for daring to argue with an Hausa man on his land. You know as an ebullient youth corper I'd inadvertently thought everywhere was home. The woman apparently saved the day and worked out my escape. Teaching was my primary assignment at Giginya college during the service year. I discovered most of the SS2 and SS3 students could hardly make a sentence in English language. There was a particular one called Shugaba. This boy would write his English composition in undiluted Hausa language and submit to me. I was dazed by this absurdity. One day as the promotion examination was to commence, my HOD an Indian summoned me to his office and doled out an unmistaken instruction to me that no student was permitted to repeat a class, so I must make sure I pass every student in my class and get them to the next grade. I asked if Shugaba that could not write a sentence in English was inclusive. He arrogantly answered that I heard him well and that the instruction was from the ministry of Education. He said if I was in doubt I should see the principal. Of course, I was very angry in my spirit for that strange instruction so I went to see the principal hoping he would have a different opinion. That one outrightly told me I should simply go and carry out the instruction from the ministry of Education. I compromised when I saw the body language of the principal. Fast forward, during the exam as I was invigilating one of the classes, an Hausa guy strolled into the classroom about 1 hour into a 1 hour 30 minutes paper. I asked him why he was coming so late for his exam. His reply jolted me. He said he has been in the hospital where his wife was just delivered of a baby. Immediately the whole class broke into an ecstatic jubilation. Me, I was transfixed, wife of an SS2 student delivered of a baby? As we were discussing, the HOD entered and vetoed I should allow him sit for the exam and add the lost time. I was to learn later that a few of my students were actually married and were housed free of charge in the school premises. There were these two brothers in my class. They were the only southerners in that class and they were the only two paying school fees despite their father being a teacher in that school for an upwards of 20 years. The principal came to chase the two out of the examination hall for defaulting in the payment of school fees. Other students, sons of the soil came to school in free school uniforms, free tuition, free books and free meals except these two. That one time I questioned the so much touted oneness of the Nation. The other day, one of the NGOs came to distribute condom on camp. These people refused to either accept or touch one. They said it was Haram. On another occasion, a corper who shared accomodation with another Hausa corper was to celebrate his birthday in their shared apartment. He made the mistake of his life by bringing in women and alcohol when the party was about starting. The Hausa guy brought out a big cutlass and went on rampage threatening to butcher everyone for committing an Haram. Everybody scampered to safety and the party was cancelled. The rampaging guy had his masters in International Relations. It took the intervention of the cosmopolitan local government chairman to provide an alternative venue for the celebrant so danger was averted. While at Sokoto I was housed in the Sokoto Teachers College quarters. There was this nice Hausa guy that had a kiosk at the estate gate, so we corpers used to relax in his shop in the evenings to gist over some drink. On this particular day, the discussion centered on politics and the oneness of Nigeria. I tried to convince him about how a President of Southern extraction was necessary. The guy spoke in tandem with the opinion of the lecturer that I mentioned earlier. He felt Kafris were never going to be qualified to govern Nigeria. I had a counter opinion, so the argument became heated. I noticed he was already losing his cool so I made to leave and in the spirit of friendship I offered a handshake which he turned down. Till I left Sokoto that guy became hostile to me. There was a time the whole of the Southern part of the country was engulfed in protests against the military regime on the issue of a retrogressive economic policy. I noticed that as the students led the protests in the south and the whole place was on fire, Sokoto was unusually calm. There was no protest, so I asked some of the students at Uthman Danfodio university why they didn't join their colleagues in the south for the protest, he said it was a Southern affairs. I was surprised some days later when I saw people brandishing some leaves on campus in a protest. I thought at last these people have joined the protests initiated by the south only to be told that the protests had nothing to do with the south one. Out of curiosity, I asked them what they were protesting about. They said they didn't like male youth corp members having access to the girls hostel, that it was "ba shiga' (no entry). That was the crux of the violent protest when the south was burning over a national issue. Of course, peace was restored when an embargo was placed on male corpers visiting their female counterparts in the hostels. I can continue on and on about the glaring disparities between the North and the South and except there's an alignment which I think is impossible we can't possibly make progress as a nation. By: Abayomi Osoba |
Nigeria may collapse in our very eyes if we get it wrong in 2023, there is no two ways about it. |
God bless Peter Obi |
IamANigerianMan:Is that all you can see? My brother, there is more to it. |
Payperboii:is it that you can not create an account on Facebook or what? |
Ezehillary:for the danger that is likely to loom, cus this is unusual |
Maybe there will never be primary and presidential elections, we need to pray. |
If that is the case they can leave our land and join their brothers in Delta |
They haven't seen anything yet. |
christistruth01:stop saying rubbish and what you don't know |
Truthisunique2:Trash, it means nothing. |
The church contributed to our backwardness. The white is evil
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Ok, noted. |
When other governors are busy looting, some are busy building their state. |
Hausa -Fulani is the problem of this country |
P |
Flesh and blood did not reveal it to him |
That's a good one, at least for the courage to build it in Nigeria. |
Imo State, now I know why the founding fathers called it the Land Of Hope. |
Ok |
Ok |
I will make the national assembly pass a bill that will mandate all new marriages to be polygamous and the government will support the would be couples with a certain amount of money. |
Ok |
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