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Greenscientist:Religious freedoms you guys quote so often does not make provision for where or when. The thing is freedom for one is freedom for all. If he wants, he can wear it to shit in the toilet, shouldn’t really be your own cup of tea. |
JAMO84:Far from it. Christians don’t feel threatened, they just don’t want such religion symbols in their establishment. I don’t see why anyone should have an issue with that. If the Supreme Court make its judgment in respect to the hijab issues in places like Kwara where the church took the government to court about ownership but Muslims tried to smuggle hijab matter into it and says the school are the government’s, Christians would comply. If the judgement favors the church, it makes the schools private establishment and the Muslims students there will have to use berets or go home. It’s simple. Muslims are the impatient ones not willing to wait for the apex court. |
Laggafin:Look at this slowpoke. Just like I mentioned earlier that you clowns were consciously looking away while MURIC was making damaging statements all these years yet you are calling Christians out as if we do not want peace or unity. Look at today’s news now. We never even drink water drop cup, your terrorist apologist groups are already barking. https://dailypost.ng/2022/06/14/2023-he-hates-muslims-islamic-group-warns-atiku-against-picking-wike-as-running-mate/ |
Laggafin:Now you are emotional and mad lol. Thought you wanted to make us see a point before. Cowardly liars! |
Laggafin:You have no point dude. If you say religious identity doesn’t matter and death is the ultimately, then jump in front of a bus already. Hypocrites with mumu reasoning. |
Laggafin:If living and death is so simple that way, why not just drink a bottle of sniper tonight then and call it quit since all of us go still kpai and there is nothing to live for. |
Laggafin:You have absolutely no clue what wielding power can do and how much gain you can make using power to your advantage. The gains Buhari have gotten for Fulani interest and expansionism is about 50years. In our institutions, displacement of natives and land acquisition, international diplomacy to mention a few. |
Biodun556:Ohh please, Ooni of Ife wasn’t an elected official. It’s a monarchy which hasn’t been watered down this much like what we have today. Monarchs were highly involved in colonial governance & administration in those days. The only reasons Muslim representation was scanty in those days was because while the Christians were going to schools, embracing western education, majority of the Muslims in Yorubaland were only concerning themselves with Ile Kewus. Chief Obafemi Awolowo & Herbert Maucauly were one of the earliest schooled Yorubas involved in the initialization of our pre & post-colonial politics. It had nothing to do with Christianity preferences. They were just the qualified ones. You can’t mention 2-3 influential and highly exposed Muslims in Yorubaland at that timeframe. Agunyi or Gowon weren’t elected just as Buhari and Idiagbon (both Muslims) also weren’t. Dude stop being irrationally myopic. You sound smart only to a stupid person. |
sweetgala:Alright thanks. I will seek for more information. I doubt the cooperation of the police to make it a seamless experience though, even when requirements are met. Between who issues the gun (they the police or one gets referred to a merchant)? |
[quote author= post=113719798]In Nigeria?! Thay will be SUICIDAL. [/quote]Nigga please. You talk as if guns weren’t once licensed for people here? In fact, Nigeria was far more peaceful when there was license for guns until Buhari canceled that a couple of years ago and instructed everyone to submit the ones in their possession to the police. |
immaculatesense:So what's the true state of things down there? Both the police and army have denied catching anyone. |
DesignMaestro:I ask again, was First Baptist at Surulere stoned with many injured & properties destroyed by Islamic fanatics or not? Did the miscreants stone C&S college at Sabo Oke or not? Let's take it further back. Did Muslims not interrupt Reinhard Bonnke's crusade in 2004 which forced the program scheduled for a week to be shutdown after two days? Was this not experienced when K.A. Paul visited as well? Let me not even open other chapters but don't paint a wrapped picture of what Ilorin isn't here. |
DesignMaestro:What do you mean by media hype? Do you mean to say Muslims didn't instigate violence tearing gates down and shining churches just last year or so? I've lived here for 30+ years so don't sugarcoat anything here. |
seborrhic:Both you and the other dude below you didn't sound smart at all. So you think the first person to make contact with the deceased in that position was the said receptionist? So a corpse can wrap itself so well in position in a duvet with only head shown that you'd think it was napping? Let's even put that aside. Can you also tell us why the deceased records on checking in like payment was not invoiced via the normal channel but a transfer to a non-company's account was made? Then the manifest containing his info torn out from the record book? You mean to tell me you do not even as a bloody civilian smell premeditation in these accounts of event? |
Realist12:I agree with your point of view. Any Nigerian politician telling you he will make Nigeria Eldorado without massive drive into even industrialization across strategic states, education with special interest in STEM system, agro exportation and devolution of power is just fooling himself. |
These morons have made it their new anthem to use the tag foreign hausa/fulani as their new excuse for the barbarism of their people. No sir, the violent ragamuffins are your people from the same country. Chadians, Cameroonians among them are less than 10%. |
Lmao madness. The number of muslims in churches nowadays is for all to see. Funny enough we don't threaten anyone with death if they chooses to leave. Remove this in Islam and even una Chief Imams will be on the pulpits the next day. Give your ladies freedom outside Islam to marry and I doubt you'd still have girls left to marry. |
DMerciful:Dude colonialism was still fully in gear at that point but only that nationalists were springing up. They were influential but still the Brits still decided who gets what and how. Awo was straightforward about his skepticism of the union, the north was indifferent and had no qualms with the inclusion of the clause, Zik whom was the closest to the establishment said no way. These are known facts. It is also a fact that the thought of or talk of secession became a crime with treason as punitive yet you asked why Awo didn't keep being adamant. These episodes trapped Yoruba and Yoruba interests in Zik's One Nigeria. Do you know how much changed within that period till the beginning of the Civil War? Do you even know that Zik and his NCNC crew voted against Yoruba towns of Kwara and Kabba to be rejoined with the West? These events changed the dynamics of Yoruba interests in Nigeria and we moved on. Show me a document to the effect that he agreed with Ojukwu to leave also if Biafra leaves, I'll wait... Even the popular food blockades & currency switch Awo didn't explore until Ojukwu invaded Ore with plans to proceed to Ibadan and Lagos. Stop blaming others for your gaffes. |
DMerciful:So at this age you still fail to realize that actions of yester-years have on some occasions, eternally damning consequences? The past don’t disappear like that if not Igbos wouldn’t be stuck in post-civil war trauma. It’s funny you made a ridiculous statement like Awo should have kept pushing. I don’t think you have a full grasp of our political situation then. Great Britain chaired the constitution conference in 1954, they simply had the final say. Awo used a day to make a case for the clause’s inclusion, Azikiwe & NCNC spent the next day to rubbish the possibility of this. The Colonialists preferred the submission of Zik and ratified an Article that pronounced secession drive as treasonable. Aftet this, the dynamics of our political realities within the union changed but you are here asking that he should have kept pushing lol. Ridiculous. |
DMerciful:You are a dunce bro. You asked if Awo was subservient to Zik then. This was pre 1960 and I gave you a brief breakdown of the situation then. You are now asking if we are still using the independent constitution. You shouldn't have asked a daft question of Awo being subservient before. WTF with the goalpost shifting BS? |
Emir01:If only you lived through the time of Awo. |
DMerciful:Then you are incorrigible. Nigeria pre-independence was subservient to Great Britain but it was a composition of 3 regions. The entity with the final say at that period was The Queen so having a common front or at least 2/3 on issues bordering on the future of these nations was imperative. Awolowo foresaw a problem with this unholy unification and made it known that the constitution of the state should include a secession clause. He was refuted by your forefather Azikiwe (the grandfather of One Nigeria you tag northerners as today) when he made the statement of ‘the indivisibility and perpetuity of the federation’. Awo was called a tribalist and secessionist. Britain affirmed the unity of the state on this basis. Awo and Yoruba licked their wounds and moved on. How can you try to still rationalize this eternally damning miscalculation from your forefathers? Today you come online disturbing the peace of everyone as if you didn’t mess this up right from the onset. |
MumuAFONJA:Alright Chinedu. Now run along ———->>>>> |
HITsquad:Awolowo saw it before independence, Azikiwe opined that the unity of the country was non negotiable. Now here we are. |
UtuokeAlcoholic:What does a bereaved man stand to gain from making up conversion stories? Not like it was going to bring his girl back. I think it is you that should introspect properly. |
kingyakos:Lol like someone said earlier, the horrors and persecution early Christians faced should ordinarily have obliterated Christianity but here we are still kicking. |
Ayomi90:No lies. One of my old flames a mainstream Muslim back then, is now solidly active in the church. |
DrChukki:Well unlike in Nigeria where anyhownesscracy is practiced, Zelensky isn’t doing things by himself but by the will of the people. This resistance was sanctioned by their parliament so that’s basically what the people wanted unlike in Autocratic Russia where Putin does whatever. |
TheNiceGuy:I think you are the slowpoke here. What would you have had him call him? This one isn't concerned about the economy, education or insecurity. He only wanted actions on the image of the greatest conman in history whom brought Islam. Anything outside that is none of his business, not even his family so he knows what he wanted but apparently you do not. |
drlateef:Laughable perspective from you. Everything posted by Western media is propaganda but Russian outfits is the truth abi. At the beginning of this way, Russia recruited Chechen Soldiers most of whom are known Islamic fundamentalists and terrorists you possibly share similar views with. These are known facts so when you are pushing your corny opinions, say facts only. |
OBALOLA55:That is exactly the point of this thread. From your perspective as a Muslim I suppose, he was a prophet right? From ours as Christians, He was God the Son. Now every time you people make him redundant to the status of a prophet, that’s blasphemy to us. But, because Christians aren’t illogical beings, we don’t charge to chop off your heads on that basis. This isn’t complex to understand. What happens if Christians chooses to go the Sokoto fundamentalists way whenever you call Christ that or ridicule the Bible? |
