₦airaland Forum

The strapping of the National Youth Service Corps scheme by House of Representatives is in the process of discontinuation.

The NYSC Act, is billed for the second reading by the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria Alteration Bill, 2020, which is seeking to invalidate it.

Mr Awaji-Inombek Abiante, the sponsor of the bill noted the various reasons why the NYSC should be scrapped in a memorandum of the proposal.

It read in part, “This bill seeks to repeal Section 315(5)(a) of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, 1999, (as amended) on the following grounds:

“Incessant killing of innocent corps members in some parts of the country due to banditry, religious extremism and ethnic violence; incessant kidnapping of innocent corps members across the country;

“Public and private agencies/departments are no longer recruiting able and qualified Nigerian youths, thus relying heavily on the availability of corps members who are not being well remunerated and get discarded with impunity at the end of their service year without any hope of being gainfully employed;

“Due to insecurity across the country, the National Youth Service Corps management now gives considerations to posting corps members to their geopolitical zone, thus defeating one of the objectives of setting up the service corps, i.e. developing common ties among the Nigerian youths and promote national unity and integration.”

NYSC was established on May 22, 1973, under Decree No. 24 of 1973 for reconciliation and reintegration of Nigerians after the civil war between July 6, 1967 and January 15, 1970 during which millions of people died.

Simplyleo:
By the end of this month, ipob would have come up with about 2000 reasons Buhari didn't attend the burial of his fellow jihadist late COAS.

sunshineV:
probably the greatest american artist of all time

richmond500:
And they can't lift anything, not even garri turner

NoSentiment:
You bow to the killers of your own God, idiot!

youngpresidooo:
Oh so you saying Nigeria never existed before 1960?
i think the joke is on you

Empiree:
Nigerians don't think. You complained and condemned for Britain's amalgamation of Nigeria but you support Israel created by the same British.

The people that are currently occupying Palestine (Israelis) are Europeans who converted to Judaism. They are Ashkenazi Jews (western Europe).

In our around 1903 Jews were gonna settle in East Africa but they diverted to Palestine and settled there.

NoSentiment:
The very Israeli that killed your God and indoctrinated you through Paul that your God that they killed died for your sin?

That very Israel that, to this day, considers your God, Jesus as an impostor? I can see the power of propaganda and indoctrination on you.

BigSarah:
Barely 3 months into the job too bad
Inna Lillahi Wa Inna Ilaihi Rajioun

Infolenka:
If you are the kid in your profile picture, you shouldn't even be commenting on threads like this.

It's kids like this that will hide behind their keyboards and be calling people simps. Kids that have zero experience in life.

NoSentiment:
"To have blew himself " and the reporter is claiming to have "intelligence "?!!

Rilwayne001:
This is contrary to the earlier news that says he's finally dead. Hahaha. Shekau now has 6 lives. LMAO.

Even death dey fear him. Hehee

EntertainmentN:
it is possible

profilemessages:
So all the ladies doing prostit,tes in hotels and brothels dont like sex?



women walking almost nude on nigerian streets dont like sex?



women going for boob and yansh plastic surgery dont like sex?

Empiree:
but Jew don't support you. They reject your Jesus


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ffneB51jws

AntiChristian:
Should we Crucify all Christians too because some Catholics too do same?

It's foolish for anyone to generalize this way.

Hisbah has been destroying alcohols.....you Christians rant!

The position of Islam on Alcohol, Homosexualism and fornication/Adultery is clear. They are great sins! These are established from the Qur'an and Sunnah.

Bring Bible verses where Jesus says Homosexualism is sin or Alcohol is.
Leave the Alcohol part as Jesus himself drank wine and did wine miracle as his first miracle.

This story is from a book titled "Yan Daudu" in which a gay American man who lived in Kano in the 1990s, talks about his sexual encounters with a devout Muslim gay Fulani cross dresser called Hajiya Asabe:

Hajiya Asabe had a feminine name and a handsome, mustached face.
In the room he rented in Kano’s infamous Sabon Gari neighbor-
hood, he received a daily stream of visitors: girlfriends stopping by
to gossip, out-of-town relatives seeking financial assistance, flirtatious boyfriends, hopeful suitors.

People knew they could count on
finding Hajiya Asabe in his room because, as a self-described karuwa,
or ‘prostitute,’ he woke up late most mornings and stayed close to
home during the day.
Most evenings he spent at a nearby nightclub where a modestly upscale, male clientele came to listen to live
performances of Hausa and Arab music, to drink beer or a nonalcoholic alternative, and to socialize with the women and ‘yan daudu', feminine men like Hajiya Asabe, who served as the club’s unofficial hosts.

(Regular customers had to pay a door fee; women and 'yan daudu' did not.)

Among the ‘yan daudu who frequented the club, Hajiya Asabe stood out with his stylish dress and a graceful, self-confident demeanor that was both charming and haughty. It was
this demeanor that had made me notice him during my earliest visits to the club, and that made him so alluring to the men who sought his company.

One day late in the dry season in 1994, I went to pay Hajiya Asabe
a visit.
As I entered the cement courtyard, I found him kneeling on a small mat outside his room. Not wanting to disturb him as he performed the late-afternoon la’asar prayer, I took a seat on a nearby bench while the compound’s other residents – most of them non-Muslims from southern Nigeria – went about their regular activities.

Once he finished praying, Hajiya Asabe joined me on the bench and called for Mama Ayo, the middle-aged Yoruba woman who managed the compound, to bring me a cold beer.

Hajiya Asabe did not drink alcohol, but he was unfailingly hospitable towards his guests, and in the early days of our friendship he always offered me
a bottle of Gulder, the most expensive beer on the market, whenever
I came by to visit. Although Hajiya Asabe and I had been casually acquainted for almost a year, we had only recently begun spendingtime together, so we were still getting to know one another.

After the usual exchange of greetings and small talk, he complimented me
on my command of Hausa, the major language of northern Nigeria, and suggested that all that remained for me to become a ‘complete Hausa’ [cikakken Bahaushe] was to embrace Islam. He even offered to slaughter a ram in my honor if I were to convert.

Hajiya Asabe’s religious zeal astonished me. After all, the society in which I
knew him was hardly one that most people would characterize as
Islamically devout.

“But how could I become a Muslim?” I asked him, clutching my bottle of Gulder. “I like this,” I reminded him, pointing to the beer. “And I like harka” – that is, sexual intercourse between men.

“Come now, Sani,” Hajiya Asabe replied, addressing me by my Hausa name. “Muslims do these things too. They do them more than anyone!”

My first interpretation of this surprising exchange was that, for Hajiya Asabe, being a Muslim was less important than being Hausa, and had more to do with the performance of cultural rituals than it did with accepting the moral precepts of Islam.

His irreverent claim that Muslims engaged in forbidden acts like drinking and homosexuality “more than anyone” was clearly puzzling, yet I knew it was
based on his experiences in Nigeria and Saudi Arabia, where he had performed the hajj, the pilgrimage to Mecca, more than once.

Like many other poor pilgrims, Hajiya Asabe had overstayed his visa to Saudi Arabia on several occasions in order to live and work illegally in the port city
of Jeddah. While most undocumented Nigerians in Saudi Arabia take on menial jobs that are Islamically legal, Hajiya Asabe supported himself through
what he called karuwanci [‘prostitution’], providing social and sexual companionship to Saudi men, some of whom might also enjoy the com-
pany of female prostitutes as well as marijuana, cocaine, or even
alcohol. His most recent sojourn had ended over a year earlier, when
he was arrested, deported and forced to leave behind most of the wealth he had accumulated. The circumstances of Hajiya Asabe’s expulsion from Saudi Arabia weighed heavily on him, yet his day-to-day practices signaled a decidedly positive attitude towards the country.

He dressed in Saudi men’s fashions, listened to cassette tapes of Arab
music, and peppered his speech with expressions from Arabic.
Though he was unable to read in any language, he kept Arabic-language magazines prominently displayed in his room, along with perfume bottles and other mementos. He also performed the five daily prayers more consistently, and more visibly, than most other
‘yan daudu I knew.

(TO BE CONTINUED)

Pierocash:
Edo girls are the worst to date.

They are feminists, uncaring,selfish,materialistic , and have this entitlement mentality.

They hardly make good wives

Talking from experience

Empiree:
spot on .... Many christians in Nigeria support Israel unconditionally. CAN supports Israel 100%

Empiree:
agbako ti e ni e. You don't know there are five jesuses in the Bible . Your pastors don't show you that yet you guys sing...


"Mi o mo jesu oyingbo...mi o Jesu Agege....mi o mo kirikiri"


But I will show you different jesuses. None of them is Jesus that you think of.


1. Jesus Barabbas, was the captive robber,


2. Joshua, was the famous captain of the Israelites


3. Jesus, son of Eliezer,


4. Jesus surnamed, Justus, a Jewish Christian,


5. Jesus, "the Son of Sirach


There is no Jesus son of Mary in the bible I will not give you references for these in your Bible. You have been scammed Jesus that you know is European dude that was deported from kenya

Empiree:
oh really... But you have crosses and statues of Mary so significant in christiandom.

Interestingly the first picture portrays Christian song in Yorubaland "e gbe ga e gbe ga ge ge...e gbe ga ge ge iyin oluwa wa e gbe ga oo"

Empiree:
So?. It is called"tawasul". Don't your christianity people kiss, touch, go crazy over their pastor seat, altar, even pastor's cloth?. That's called tawasul

Empiree:
but Jesus that you perceived in the bible doesn't exist. He's a White guy from Europe.

At least 5 Jesuses were mentioned in the bible but Jesus is not included. Jesus that you know if it's fictional character. The real one is Yahshua in the Jewish folklore