Demmzy15:
Parisbookaddict you're trying to consol yourself right? You've not answered the questions thrown to you in the "who's a Christian" thread, please do.

There are thousands of mosques in France and many European countries, you think closing down 20 would disrupt the spread of Islam? Saudi Arabia and many other Muslim countries close down mosques, arrest preachers, send preachers to jail, etc just to curb terrorism. So I don't see why this topic should be an issue, and you thinking opening a thread like this would destroy Islam is very primitive of you and your cohorts. Rather I'll call this victory against the enemies of Islam!

#modified, for those masturbating about the thread,calling for the ban of Islam, etc. Lemme make this clear, Islam has come to stay whether you like or not. These terrorists neither care about any mosque nor attend one, one of the terrorist who killed people in France not long ago, purchased a book from Amazon titled as "Islam for Dummies". I hope this would ring a bell to you, the West destroyed many Muslim countries and made this lands breeding ground for extremism. Some lives have been destroyed to the extent the generations to come would still suffer from it.

And I still say it anywhere that there's no religion which has brought more harm to the world than Christianity. This is a fact, they killed millions who didn't accept Christianity in their colonies, the problem we have with Muslims all started from the invasion of the Soviet Union in Afghanistan and largely caused by the war of America in Iraaq. Those purging on the thread should think that, if every Muslim is violent, none of you would be alive. Parisbookaddict(of cursed memories) supports the killing of Palestinian women and children just because they're resisting the occupation of Israel. This is a greater terrorist, check throughout Nairaland, you'll never find any Muslim calling for the killing of non-Muslims but Christian on Nairaland want Muslims dead! Those calling for 3rd World War, you better don't wish for something you'll regret!

barakallah feek. Islam will surely prevailed....

herzern:
Is EFCC not corrupt??

u self u no 100% pure... efcc is working.... let support them for better working Nigeria

olawalepopoola:
Are PDP not also criminals. To me, APC are still better because so many revelation are coming out and exposing thieves in both parties. With this we know that Nigeria will be better of for it.

lm interesting in the politics... I like ur comment..... APC are still better because so many revelation are coming out and exposing thieves in both parties.

SirJeffry:
I can see a coffin and that grave is shallow too. I thought Muslims don't bury corpses at home?

Rip ma'am.

yeah Islam is not allow to bury corpses @ home but cemetery. mind you Islam is diff from Muslims... human being has free will go choose Right and wrong

mcversatile:
So this is not the ramadan that they kill ram.So this is not the ramadan that they kill ram.So this is not the ramadan that they kill ram.

is not.. na forthcoming one.. which big hid( ileya)

allanphash7:
No be imam wear suit so?

. no. s.s( spy)

FlirtyKaren:
55 year old Alhaji Ahmed Rufai Sani Yerima was Governor of Zamfara State, Nigeria from May 1999 to May 2007, and is now Senator for Zamfara West and Deputy Minority Leader in the Senate.
He was also in the news for reportedly divorcing his 17-year old Egyptian wife to marry a 15-year old.

What do you think of his new look?

http://www.lailasblog.com/2016/06/check-out-senator-ahmed-yerimas-new-look.html

divorcing is part of Islam if it reach to proclamation of divorce..but cutting bears is a great shortcoming...

we shouldn't bias. Christian should have wear uniformity garment. since before now beret was recommended for female in public school. meanwhile beret is Christian mode of dress. Muslim females students had been cheated over 3 decades singing Christian song in morning Assembly wearing beret or not covered at all.. I was there between 1988-1994 only on Friday was allowed to sing Islamic song... Christian show endeavors to use beret and Muslim should wear hijab appropriately. finished ( esin kofaja)

blackberlin:
Imagine how many tattooed youths with good intents that will be disqualified. . . What does tattoo have to do with enforcing the law properly

This is why the system will be filled with hypocrites. . .

. no matter good intents they are.. tattoo is d sign of end time, 666 log, we do categorized them as part of bad image, and shouldn't be found on human body,... best luck

Allahu Akbar!
The sultan hereby declare the sighting of the moon for the beginning of Ramadan 1437 tomorrow Monday, 6th june 2016.
Ramadan Mubarak

LATEST: The UAE Ramadan Moon Sighting Committee has announced that the Holy Month of Ramadan in UAE for the Hijri year 1437 will begin tomorrow, Monday 6 June 2016.
Ramadan moon has been sighted in Saudi Arabia also, therefore Monday, June 6, will be the first day of the holy month.
Media reports said that the crescent has been sighted in Kuwait, Jordan, Yemen and other Arab countries also.
The announcement was made on Sunday after the sighting of the crescent moon.
www.moonsighting.com/moon.html. www.emirates247.com/

Ogbeche77:
I have seen the Spike Lee movie on Malcom & also a couple of his docs.. I ll check out the book..
Prophet Elijah Muhammed really influenced Ali... Of course we can't take that away, but you know how peeps here are quick to bring up religious sentiments on every issue.. I had to shut that Kleb up

. u guy mentioned Malcolm X... any time I remember him, water always come out from my eye.. he sacrificed his life for propagation of Islam and black race freedom ... yaa Allah forgive Malcolm X , grant him aljanah fridus amin

May ALLAAH fgv Muhammad ali, grant him aljanah fridus amin... He passed away some hrs ago!

https://www.naij.com/849861-victory-last-court-female-muslim-students-osun-state.html?source=index_latest

– The female Muslim students both in primary and secondary schools in Osun state have been given the go ahead to wear their Hijab (veil)
– This was made possible by the judgement of the court presided by Justice Jide Falola
– The decision was made on Friday, June 3 which explained that any form of molestation, harassment, torture and humiliation against the female Muslims in Osun schools will constitute an infringement of their fundamental human right and violation of the law
Justice Falola cited Section 38 of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, as amended to buttress his judgement.
Muslim women wearing Hijab
On February 14 of this year, Osun State Muslim Community dragged the State Government to court on the issue of the Female Muslim students wearing Hijab in their schools.
The Muslim community prayed the court to permit the female Muslims to exhibit their human rights, by giving them the go ahead to wear Hijab in public schools.
The case was instituted against the State Government, with the Osun state commissioner for education as well as the state attorney general and commissioner for justice as co-respondents.

Likewise, the chairman of the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) in Osun state and some other people willingly joined as respondents.
The affidavit was a 44-paragraph filed in support of the applicants motion, stating that their fundamental human rights are in accordance to Sections 38 and 42 of Nigeria constitution.
Mr Kazeem Odedeji, who led the team of lawyers for the Muslim community stated at the court that the female Muslim students were being harassed by both the fourth and fifth respondents, emphasising that such an act is a total discrimination and infringement of their fundamental rights.

The lead counsel to the Muslims based his argument on the decision of an appeal court in Ilorin, the Kwara state capital, in a case between the Provost, College of Education in Kwara and one female Muslim student named Basirat Saliu.
Odedeji added that even female Catholic wear veil, as the photos of Mary, the mother of Jesus Christ is with Hijab over her head, further saying that the prayers of the Muslims should be granted regarding the use of Hijab, which is in accordance with 2004 Directives of Osun state government.
Islam, as a religion, practised by Muslims is principally based on two things. These are: Do’s and Don’t’s. The wearing of Hijab by female Muslims is part of the Do’s which should be respected by the society at large.

shobroy10:
I pray




Not just this but soon many of the promises made by the president will be achieved by God's grace. Am not condemning anybody but we Nigerian should stop all this regional shit for the progressive change we crave for.

God bless buhari , God bless u too

Twelve months ago, President Muhammadu Buhari was sworn in as the President and Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.
He came to power following the decisive victory of his party, the All Progressives Congress, APC over the ruling People’s Democratic Party, PDP and its candidate, Dr. Goodluck Ebele Jonathan. The victory ended the 16-year reign of the PDP.
President Buhari came to office amidst massive hope and expectation at home and abroad, that here at last was a leader who would stop the slide and lead Nigeria to progress, development and the realization of her destiny. The mood all over Nigeria, the continent and the world at the time he took over was euphoric.
In line with the promises made, Nigeria under Muhammadu Buhari has begun to show that it will be a radically different country than one the world had become used to. Here is a proof of that:
Promise of Transparency and Accountability
A promise kept by the President is of a government that not only preached but also practiced transparency and accountability. The President and the Vice President made public their assets as declared before they took office on May 29th.
For the first time in the annals of our Executive-Legislative relations, this country had all ministers nominated screened and passed without any casualty.
What is important is that not a single incident was reported involving exchange of money in bribery of parliamentarians. The President’s first budget, the 2016 appropriations bill was passed, even though after some delays, without the usual bribery allegations that attended the passage of budgets. The Senate and the House under their current leadership must themselves be proud of this happening at this time.
While still on the budget, the President must take credit for the exposure of a particular kind of fraud, the padding of budget, itself a known and ongoing practice until the whistle was blown by diligent ministers and parliamentarians. For once, the country has a budget, the 2016 appropriations bill that is rid of added billions ending up in the pockets of officials. By putting these changes in place, the government has established a model for transparency in public expenditure.
Implementing the Treasury Single Account, TSA
The President has been trying to right the many wrongs things he inherited, especially in terms of securing government revenues which leaked or were out rightly diverted to private accounts.
President Buhari didn't invent the TSA. What he did is to bring political will to bear on its implementation.
At the last count, the President said he had saved the country money in excess of three trillion Naira which would otherwise have been wasted or shared out to officials at the end of the financial year..
The President is tirelessly working for Nigeria and will continue to do so with hard work, diligence and honestly for the period he is in office.

Twelve months ago, President Muhammadu Buhari was sworn in as the President and Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.
He came to power following the decisive victory of his party, the All Progressives Congress, APC over the ruling People’s Democratic Party, PDP and its candidate, Dr. Goodluck Ebele Jonathan. The victory ended the 16-year reign of the PDP.
President Buhari came to office amidst massive hope and expectation at home and abroad, that here at last was a leader who would stop the slide and lead Nigeria to progress, development and the realization of her destiny. The mood all over Nigeria, the continent and the world at the time he took over was euphoric.
In line with the promises made, Nigeria under Muhammadu Buhari has begun to show that it will be a radically different country than one the world had become used to. Here is a proof of that:
Promise of Transparency and Accountability
A promise kept by the President is of a government that not only preached but also practiced transparency and accountability. The President and the Vice President made public their assets as declared before they took office on May 29th.
For the first time in the annals of our Executive-Legislative relations, this country had all ministers nominated screened and passed without any casualty.
What is important is that not a single incident was reported involving exchange of money in bribery of parliamentarians. The President’s first budget, the 2016 appropriations bill was passed, even though after some delays, without the usual bribery allegations that attended the passage of budgets. The Senate and the House under their current leadership must themselves be proud of this happening at this time.
While still on the budget, the President must take credit for the exposure of a particular kind of fraud, the padding of budget, itself a known and ongoing practice until the whistle was blown by diligent ministers and parliamentarians. For once, the country has a budget, the 2016 appropriations bill that is rid of added billions ending up in the pockets of officials. By putting these changes in place, the government has established a model for transparency in public expenditure.
Implementing the Treasury Single Account, TSA
The President has been trying to right the many wrongs things he inherited, especially in terms of securing government revenues which leaked or were out rightly diverted to private accounts.
President Buhari didn't invent the TSA. What he did is to bring political will to bear on its implementation.
At the last count, the President said he had saved the country money in excess of three trillion Naira which would otherwise have been wasted or shared out to officials at the end of the financial year.
Minimum Government
The President kept his promise to reduce superfluity in government administration by cutting down on the number of ministers, ministries and government departments. The delay in the coming of ministers was first to reduce the number of ministries, and then set a new set of ground rules to stop the theft of government resources through systemic leakages.
Boards of directors will come only when the President is satisfied that agencies of government are brought in line with existing ministries structure and that a new foundation is laid, in all cases, to replace the rotten past that allowed a free-for-all when it came to dealing with public assets.
Fighting Insecurity/Stabilizing the State
The first priority of this government as repeatedly mentioned by the President, is security. "You must secure the country before you can manage it well”, is a classic statement the President has continued to repeat. Where we stand on this today is best captured by the country’s Attorney-General and Minister of Justice, Abubakar Malami in saying that “the capacity of Boko Haram to hold territory has totally been decimated. Our focus now is on dealing with the remnants of their forces and re-focusing on the unfortunate humanitarian challenge caused by their activities.” This was achieved following the change in the leadership of the armed forces, the movement of the command and control centre to Maiduguri and realization of how much can be achieved with greater international cooperation. In this respect, the coming together of Nigeria, Niger, Cameroon, Chad and Benin in the Muti-National Joint Task Force under a centralized command had been helpful in forging a common, regional response to the Boko Haran threat.
War against corruption/ending impunity
Nigeria is country of paradoxes, one in which the VIP steals an elephant and runs away with it but the poor man stealing a goat goes to jail for up to 30 years.
Things are changing with impunity in the country. For the first time, VIP suspects are being asked questions by the investigating agencies and are being charged to court. Many who would have snubbed the bailiff and go scot-free are now standing before undergoing trials. Would anyone have thought that a Chief of Defence Staff, Service Chiefs, pretenders to thrones, the children of “natural rulers” including “toy” Sultans, Kings, Emirs and Chiefs will be brought to trial and kept in prisons? Ending impunity is one of key milestones of this administration.
In one year of his administration, a miracle has happened, which is that there has been the total absence of multi-billion naira corruption scandals that had characterized the previous administrations.
Global Diplomacy
In one year, the President has successfully reset the relationship between this country and her immediate neighbors and with our lost friends, both far and near. The West, Far East and Middle-East countries as well as our neighbors who walked away from this country on account of the arrogance of our past leaders, corruption and the abuse of human rights have all come back to us.
Over the past one year in which the President travelled to many countries, he has succeeded in convincing the world that Nigeria is now under a responsible management with a government that is inviting of prospective investors. As a result of his travels, Nigeria’s image has improved and the country is occupying a preeminent place in the comity of nations.
President Buhari has indeed been a revelation to the world. In addition to improving the standing of the country, his personal integrity has given him the best ever international attention by any past President of this country.
Fuel Import Liberalisation
The fuel subsidy issue is a well-known cause of trouble in this country. Every government in the past that tried to remove it got tested in its political will and dropped it like a hot metal. There is nothing in this country that is as politically unpopular.
Yet, even those who vocally supported it knew that it wasn't working for the ordinary citizens. The secret service surveyed the price regime of N86 per liter and reported to government five months ago that the price prevailed only in Lagos and Abuja with the rest of the country paying higher. Petrol subsidies served as a scam to line the pockets of officials and cronies in business.
Acting in the best national interest, the President took the very brave action of liberalizing the import of PMS products by first removing subsidy from the budget and then opening the door for marketers to bring the products to sell at a profit, saving the country trillions of naira in fraudulent subsidy payments.
Due mainly to the trust they reposed in him, Nigerians have accepted this change in the belief that the president means for them.
Major Infrastructure Products/Diversification
The President’s campaign for the diversification of the economy, away from over-dependence on oil is already setting the tone for the transformation of the economy into an agaric and industrial one.
The President has equally fared well in his efforts to attract investment into Nigeria following his trips to some of those countries. Discussions are ongoing with a number of them with rich foreign reserves that have indicated a willingness to pour foreign capital to develop the economy and create jobs here. From the sometimes zero capital allocation of the past, his budget this year has 30% of its content devoted to capital projects. After many years of delay, there will be a serious attempt to improve roads and rail transport as well as power projects. His administration is determined to improve the country's infrastructure landscape in a short period of time.
Social welfare program
President Buhari’s administration is the first in Nigeria’s history to take a major step towards the institution of a social welfare scheme as enunciated by the APC.
One million of country’s poorest of the poor will get a monthly supplement of N5,000.00. Another one million will get start-up loans from the Bank of Industry.
Five hundred thousand graduates will get teaching jobs and 375,000 others without degrees will receive training to acquire skills. Under this year’s budget, there is money for scholarship for medical, science and technology students in tertiary institutions and a meal-a-day for five million children in primary school. For the first time, the ordinary citizen can claim that he/she has a budget of his/her own.
While many still believe that it is too early to assess the overall performance of the administration, the sentiment that prevails across the country is that Nigeria will improve a lot under his leadership; that he has a good vision and he is committed to Nigeria and Nigerian people.
In one year in office, the President has fused his own ideas with APC’s program which is strong on social welfare. His government has brought hope and respect to Nigeria. He has made a strong start on security, war against corruption, foreign policy although the sticking issue remains the limping economy he inherited which is hamstrung by corruption and the past failure to diversity.
The President is tirelessly working for Nigeria and will continue to do so with hard work, diligence and honestly for the period he is in office.

take a look at made in Nigeria wear.. if you want to buy this type, how much would you buy it?

TANTUMERGO007:
we(youths of this country) are praying hard for you to overcome these storms, we believe and trust in you. may all the good work you have done vindicate you sir.

excluding me ... may be corrupt youth!!

dominique:
Yet some crooks will come here and claim they have 'herbs' that cure diabetes and some people will actually believe them. Diabetes can only be prevented and managed effectively, sadly no cure yet. Let's enlighten ourselves please.

stop that.. no any disease that can not be cured , who know it knows it ... l can and l av done it

kenonze:



Talking nonsense is easy.
How many bill has he?

Ben Bruce is quick to list all the countries PMB visited but failed to enumerate the correponding benefits

u made a good statement... good thinker

CastedDude:
this woman too fine...dis is where half of Edo state's budget is going to

u don start comedy lol

ARMY SHOCKED TO DISCOVER PILES OF ARMS INSTEAD OF DEAD BODY IN COFFIN; PASTOR, OTHERS ARRESTED - http://spynigeria.com/2016/03/army-shocked-to-discover-piles-of-arms-instead-of-dead-body-in-coffin-pastor-others-arrested/?utm_source=WhatsApp&utm_medium=IM&utm_campaign=share button

mandax:



Did you read the portion of this Buhari's message which called for the activities of the conference to be embraced by all Nigerians irrespective of religious faith?

Have you ever heard any Christian Association in a conference in Nigeria asking for their activities be embraced by all Nigerians irrespective of Nigerians' religious faith? Never.

activities of the conference is the theme that the conference base on and as followed ; a. To promote national, regional and global cooperation against the spread of insurgency
b. To correct the distortions about the concept of peace in Islamic ideology and philosophy
c. To contribute to the global fight against terrorism because security is a shared responsibility.
d. To attract global attention to the plight of those most affected by the insurgency which is mostly concentrated in the North Eastern part of our country. These include Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs), orphaned children, widows and the elderly who have been rendered homeless and helpless as a result of the insurgency. try to remove hatred first then ur mind will be opened and show u right direction..

mandax:

Yes, but Buhari must fail with this plot as others also failed.
Nigeria is a country roughly equally divided between Muslims and non Muslims, only a crude and semi-literate president in a democracy would nurse any ambition to Islsmize Nigeria.

The more Buhari pushes his Islamic agenda, the more his push is breaking Nigeria.

did u read buhari' message? if yes, u would av not talk again him and Islam.. don't bias

PHfinest:
Is that not the black flag with some inscriptions used by Boko haram?

Jesus said my pp perish because they lack of knowledge... why u mentioned what u don't understand

mynd1:
Ok *modify*
God bless mr president
God bless Nigeria.
Anyone who is not happy with dis thread can jump in to lagoon.

God bless u too

u don't mention my name.. I'm first man to get herbal medicine to cure hepatitis and liver cancer ...

A SINFUL SILENCE WHEN A PASTOR AND 2 OTHER CHRISTIAN TERRORIST ABDUCT 3 TEENAGE GIRLS FROM SCHOOL

For the record, pastor Akanji Oluwaseun was among the terrorists that abducted the schoolgirls in Ikorodu. Interestingly, the other members of the gang, as paraded by the police, are Christians. In fact, one of them is Emmanuel, meaning, God is with us.

But our Christian dominated media didn't condemn the men's religion (Christianity), the way they did in the case of Yunusa, the man that allegedly abducted/eloped Ese.

In fact, one of the media described Mr. Oluwaseun as a fake pastor, in a bid to protect pastoral business venture (LOL).

Our hypocritical Christian activists have suddenly gone into hiding now that the kidnappers of the minors in Ikorodu are their "brothers-in-Christ". I was expecting them to shake social media, just as they did in the case of Ese's abduction saga.

When two people fight, and the referee to the fight take sides! What do you expect? That is why Allah (swt) says in the noble Qur'an: "... persistently stand firm on justice, and be witnesses for Allah, even if it be against yourselves or parents and relatives.

"Whether one is rich or poor, Allah is more worthy of both. So follow not [personal] inclination, lest you not be just. And if you distort [your testimony] or refuse [to give it], then indeed Allah is ever, with what you do, Acquainted." Q4: 135

And to the police, I commend them for the good job, and for parading the suspects in the abduction of the ikorodu school girls to the general public, barely 24 hours after they were apprehended.

But, if I may ask, why is it taking "donkey years" to parade Yunusa to the world? It is sad, we've not heard directly from the man in the middle of the Ese's abduction saga. Too sad!

Little wonder why some observers believe that the Ese saga is a conspiracy, meant to smear the image of Islaam, Emir Sanusi, Sharia Commission and the generality of Muslims.

"They want to extinguish the light of Allah with their mouths, but Allah will perfect His light, although the disbelievers dislike it." Q61: 8

WAKE UP FROM THE UNHOLY SLUMBER AND SMELL THE BROTH