truly:


Do you honestly believe that this Release International will report any attack by Christians on Muslims?

vescucci:

People spread rumours for no other reason than the silly sensation it builds. Some cattle farmers in one outskirt village had a dispute about something and some people died and it is suddenly a religious war? In the north, the 'Muslims' are mostly from a certain set of tribes and the 'Christians' are mostly from another set of tribes. When they fight, it looks like it is religious but it is actually tribal. And the 'Christians' kill as many of the Muslims as the other way round. They're not sitting ducks minding their business.

It's just as if Tutsi people were predominantly Muslim and Hutu (?) were predominantly Christian. It won't be long before they start seeing their religions as extensions of their tribes. And it won't be long before people call if religious warfare. It's the same with Arabs and Jews.

Northerners are generally very violent and temperamental. Why don't Muslims kill Christians in other parts of the country? And vice versa?

vescucci:

People spread rumours for no other reason than the silly sensation it builds. Some cattle farmers in one outskirt village had a dispute about something and some people died and it is suddenly a religious war? In the north, the 'Muslims' are mostly from a certain set of tribes and the 'Christians' are mostly from another set of tribes. When they fight, it looks like it is religious but it is actually tribal. And the 'Christians' kill as many of the Muslims as the other way round. They're not sitting ducks minding their business.

It's just as if Tutsi people were predominantly Muslim and Hutu (?) were predominantly Christian. It won't be long before they start seeing their religions as extensions of their tribes. And it won't be long before people call if religious warfare. It's the same with Arabs and Jews.

Northerners are generally very violent and temperamental.

informatix:

Abeg na lie people like you are supposed to be lynched for spredding rumours i lived in kaduna. Nothing like that happen. shameless man.

JaaizTech:

My brother; I weak o!. I was stunned when I read the news o!; I live in Kaduna too, omo I no hear anything like this o; And I trust my colleagues at work, this kind of news would spread across to everybody; in fact we would have been told to close work early the day it supposedly happened.

But for sure this one happen, and for sure it never makes headlines:
Christian Youths attack MUslims in Taraba; Brought down an almost completed Mosque
http://234next.com/csp/cms/sites/Next/Home/5594020-146/four_die_in_religious_violence_.csp

Violence between Christians and Muslims in Taraba state has resulted in bloodshed leaving at least four people dead, a police official said.

Taraba State Police Commissioner, Aliyu Musa said the killings started on Tuesday in the community of Bukari after Christian youth became angry over the location of a mosque. He told The Associated Press on Wednesday that a group of young people burned down the mosque, which caused a counterattack by Muslims.

Sources said security agents intervened this morning eventually restoring calm to the community. Violence between Christians and Muslims in neighbouring Plateau state earlier this year left a trail of dead bodies in its wake.

udezue:

After all these years of nonstop attacks by muslims its quite dumb that Christians in the North still rely on incompetent army and police to protect them when they should form their own bakassi style militia to wipe those sons of Satan away anytime they misbehave.

~Bluetooth:

what happened to RELIGION TOLERANCE in this country ? [b]Whenever the muslims hit the christains,every media houses including CNN would report on it but the reverse is the case when the christain hit first.you hardly get to hear about it.[/b]until we learn to address both sides,then we can begin to find a lasting solution to the religious outbreak in the north.
blaming one side and defending the other because of sentiments will not bring peaces to the region.all we needed is a holistic approach devoid of sentiments.