ProfAmaben:
The religious tolerance of the Igbos is second to none.

Happy Christmas everyone .

ejighikemeuwa:
I will advise you to repent now before it becomes too late for you.
The people has suffered too much in the hands of your leadership,
Stop destroying the lives you are supposed to protect,
Fulanisation agenda is not for your good no matter the time it reaches you, remember solo wiwa ( nwaiwa)

lindareep:
Wow! So interesting, you dialogue with bandits and free 26 hostages without spending a dime
For this Nigeria? I beg I no understand

JudasNaCarrot:
I'm not surprised, their religion supports fetish and charms. Almost everyone in the North do charms prepared by powerful Mallam.

FEAR NORTH!

vanbonattel:


I never thiught i will see the day when Ladies In Hijab ran in and stole items from a church!

Religion indeed.

godwinkessi:


How are you seeing this Buhari government that u voted and campaigned for in 2015? U gave assurance for zero corruption situation.

Righteousness89:
[s]If we don't exhibit Confindence, what are we living for?
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Chirowman:
you don't know what you are saying, maybe you are from America na our native soup as Igbo man I be ooo just give me this with garri or fufu am good to go. your opinion though

Halexgos3:


Yes we don't like it because your Tinubu is still lying . All we need is the true , wake up coward.

IamMichael:


If you are in Nairaland and you don't know that the owner is an atheist, then you probably just joined very newly.
I have been on nairaland for a long time, and the one thing i can say for certain about Nairaland is that Seun is a religious apologist, and helps propagate religious beliefs; something he should be helping people who don't know better to be free of.

Why do i say that Seun is a religious apologist and propagandist?
Seun has one of the biggest social media platform in Africa, not just Nigeria. He lives in a country where Religious freedom is deeply entrenched in the country's constitution, something that even allowed him follow his non-religious path of atheism.
As part of attending to the Religious needs of his platforms members and guests alike, he added the Religious section to Nairaland. One would applaud such as a wonderful move because there is nothing bad with people of like/similar faith/minds congregating online to discuss and share their religious beliefs(or non-belief), convictions and practices.

However, the usual pettiness that has kept Nigeria and Africa down set in. The same pettiness that has made snake threads a constant feature in the front-page.

1) First there is the swearing that you believe in Allah before you can comment on a Muslim thread. Like seriously? People are forced to comment with a silly religious tag before commenting on a free website; a reverse psychological way of making people avoid such threads since they wouldn't want to be tagged with that religious nonsense. This is because after commenting, the tag follows you everywhere else on the site like a permanent tag.
I cannot comment on a Muslim thread because I am forced to accept something i don't believe in. This is tantamount to the physical religious jihad/wars in which you either convert or die.
You have no right to enforce such rule on anybody Seun Osewa, as you are contravening Section 39(1) of the 1999 constitution of Nigeria as Amended:
"Every person shall be entitled to freedom of expression, including freedom to hold opinions and to receive and impart ideas and information without interference".
It doesn't matter if you own Nairaland. Nairaland is a business entity registered under the Laws of Nigeria and therefore subject to the constitution of the land.

Furthermore, you are also expressly disobeying Section 42 of the constitution with this vicious discriminatory policy Viz:
"S.42(1) A citizen of Nigeria of a particular community, ethnic group, place of origin, sex, religion or political opinion shall not, by reason only that he is such a person:-
(a) be subjected either expressly by, or in the practical application of, any law in force in Nigeria [/b]or any executive or administrative action of the government, to disabilities or restrictions to which citizens of Nigeria of other communities, ethnic groups, places of origin, sex, religions or political opinions are not made subject; or
(b) be accorded either expressly by, or in the practical application of, [b]any law in force in Nigeria or any such executive or administrative action, any privilege or advantage that is not accorded to citizens of Nigeria of other communities, ethnic groups, places of origin, sex, religions or political opinions."
Note the bolded @"...any law in Nigeria..."

You are forthwith adviced to fall in line with the law of the land or apply a general rule about posting in the religious section.
A Muslim cannot be free to comment on a christian thread or atheist thread or any other non-muslim thread without swearing to anything, whereas other non-muslims are forced to do so on Muslim threads. That's the highest point of discrimination and suffocation of freedom of religion and expression. It is a coded religious propagation and exactly what an apologist will do; unless you are a closet atheist and a Muslim in real life.

2) Every Friday, Muslim threads are pushed to the front-page, flooding the front page of Nairaland with at least 5+ Muslim threads.
Also, every Sunday, christian threads flood the front-page with at least 5+ threads.
@Seun Osewa has chosen the two days to push religious beliefs to other Nairalanders face without caring about anything.
However, does he accord the same privilege to other people who are not Muslims and Christians? No!

@Seun Osewa, why are you afraid to push the following threads from religion section to front page?
- Freethinkers thread,
- Atheists threads,
- Traditionalists thread,
- Agnostics threads,
- Humanists threads and other threads that are not Muslim or Christian related.
Why do you still discriminate despite having the platform to bridge the silly discrimination that has pervaded the entire Nigeria in our physical world?
You move and push religious propagation, but are afraid to push non-muslim/christian doctrines of christians and Muslims. Yet, you want us to believe you are not religious.

The last time i checked, all the christian and Muslim threads contravenes Rule 8 Of Nairaland, making them unfit to even be existing to begin with.
For emphasis, Rule number 8 of Nairaland Rules states:
"Don't post false information on Nairaland."
All muslim and christian threads on Nairaland are false threads ab initio seeing as they are not facts and have never been proved. They are all simple opinions to begin with, but they're being pushed to the front page nonetheless.

You @Seun Osewa should address this issues immediately. I am not the first to complain, and i am not sure i am even the first person to call you out publicly about this. You can ban me if you want, but stop being a religious apologist and propagandist.

Whatever is good for the goose is good for the gander.
The same way christian and muslim threads are pushed to the front page is also the same way non-muslim/christian threads should be pushed to the front page at given days of the week. I cannot tell you not to push christian/muslim threads to the front-page because they're a big demographics for your site. However, justice, equity and fairness demands that what is good for the goose is good for the gander. Non-muslim/christian threads will hit higher demographics outside the religious section which a lot of people don't enter. But, you are deliberately restricting it because you are an apologist and religious propagandist.
There are a lot of non-believers who visit Nairaland front-page daily. Such threads on the front-page will also tell them about people of similar beliefs, seeing as most people prefer to keep their non-religious beliefs and affiliation to themselves because of the society we are in.
Do what is right, and prove me wrong that you are not a religious apologist and propagandist.

Regards!

XiaoLi:
Why so much bitter against the SE, you don't even know where he came from and you have concluded that he is from the SE just by sharing his thought. Ridiculous!

Eddee:
Hi Nurey - who moderates this section?

OgogoroFreak:
In the last presidential election, Atiku obviously got more votes than Buhari but what happened in the end?

Rigging is not a smooth ride, you have to atleast, make it believable. Hence, the vote buying.

Enskynelson:

You are right. The correct thing is that the form is meant for those who want to sit for Virtual Exams ONLY.

Samisha500:

How about this ⬇⬇⬇
It is worth noting that once a student has picked ''virtual examination'' for instance, he or she won't be able to write examination at the study centre (physically) using pen, pencil and answer booklet.

Samisha500:

I DIDNT SAY ALL THIS YOU JUST TYPED...
PLEASE READ TO UNDERSTAND
CHECK THE WRITE UP AGAIN!

Samisha500:

In other to enroll for any of the two type of exam, you must have filled and submitted a form of which a confirmatory email containing your information would be sent to your mailbox.

Samisha500:
BRIEF EXPLANATION ON 2020_1 EXAMINATION


According to the directive of DEA, undergraduates (100 - 400 level) and post graduate students are required to select one type or mode of examination which are:

1. Virtual examination

Virtual examination implies that the student can write the exam at his or her convenience either at home, work, etc This is an online examination and it is optional meaning you can choose to either do your examination at home or at the centre. Then you will select the number of courses you want to do and where you want it done. For instance, I am offering 7 courses this semester, I can decide to do the first three (3) exams online - virtual examination and do the remaining 4 at NITEL (provided the place will be used).

2. Physical examination

Physical examination is the normal examination usually written at the centre specified by your study centre management. For instance, Mushin and some other study centres normally use NITEL at Oshodi (Cappa) for this purpose.

In other to enroll for any of the two type of exam, you must have filled and submitted a form of which a confirmatory email containing your information would be sent to your mailbox. It is worth noting that once a student has picked ''virtual examination'' for instance, he or she won't be able to write examination at the study centre (physically) using pen, pencil and answer booklet.

The instructional video on how to register for virtual examination is here --->>> https://dea.nou.edu.ng/node/90830 Make sure you use a valid email that you have access to or you could register a new email if you cannot login to your old email. It would take you about 10 minutes to register via gmail.com


Thank you

Kenny9857:

Well done mr judge, you are going to heaven right? To get the 72 virgins that has been prepared for you.
I can't believe there's still someone like this that can still be fighting on religion at this present age.
I pity your kids