pocohantas:

K. Continue burning people.

Godx:
The idea of blasphemy being a crime is actually nonsense.

Joezinho:
Seu.n alleges to be an atheist but he acts like a Jihadist doing everything to enforce islamization..

Christians must swear an oath before commenting on an Islamic thread but Muslims are free to run amok on other religious thread, especially the Christians own..

I wonder what the fvck is the rationale behind this stupid shiit.. Dude must be a sick wacko...

Joezinho:


Not sugarcoating it. Read your Bible to understand. Abi you be pagan?

donstan18:
Unrelated:

But we Nigerians actually support jungle justice when it suits our agenda.

Burn a rapist and watch Nigerian ladies support it.

Burn a false rape accuser and watch man support it, while ladies will lowkey condemn it.

Burn an aboki in Igbo land who was caught stealing and watch Igbos support it, while Hausas condemned it.

Burn someone for blasphemy in the north and watch the igbos comdemn it while the Hausa support it.

If your relative get caught for robbery even after shooting the victim, you’ll want the police to take care of it and not jungle justice.

But if your relative gets shot by a thief, you’ll so much prefer jungle justice and not police.

We can pretend to be civil online, but the truth remains that WE ALL support jungle justice.

popizaino:



This is not up for debate abeg, power pass money in this life.

Joezinho:


The same UGM/ESN apologists that have been supporting and hailing the killings/maimings of their fellow Igbos in the East are now condemning the religious fanactics in the North that killed Deborah when they are not different at all from them.

donstan18:

There’s a reason most of these low budget atheists no dey do their nonsense near Muslims.

Joezinho:


He say na low budget atheists.

Havertz10:
is it tho? Laws and regulations are guidelines based on the sentiment of the people

If an aggregate proportion think that it’s wrong for their imaginary god to be insulted then it’s illegal

while it’s barbaric, it’s the reality of the situation

BlueRayDick:
My two cents on the power vs money :

Money and power both have their use ; but if government wants to drown any businessman , it’s quite easy.

Just one government policy can ruin a company /all Investments of business. Don’t get carried away with the thoughts that Businessmen like Dangote are that powerful and more influential than some politicians in power.

Remember how FG closed down the boarder and some businessmen who bring in goods through Benin republic has their perishable items dmsestoyed after the border closure lasted too long. I remember a man calling on Nigeria info radio station he narrated how his goods has been stuck at the port and his creditors have been waiting for him to sell those items and pay back the bank both principal and loan.

As regards Dangote, most people don’t know that a lot of banks are responsible for advancing him facility to him for that purpose. By privilege I saw one document showing a consortium banks listed and the amount of facility they offered our guy who has been using it to build the refinery .

Do u know that Government thru CBN can 4ck Dangote up with those banks ? They have ways of doing these shiiits. Naija is a jungle ; there’s a reason Dangote have both Buhari and Jonathan in the run off to 2015 elections. Baba placed a gamble on both candidates and it was a win win for him

donstan18:

Lol. Leave them nh.

Make Dangote or other billionaires criticize the government publicly if e sure them.

timay1:

Tbf, billionaires both home and abroad don't criticize politicians or dabble into political discuss publicly. They do their talking behind the scenes.

The first billionaire that will be doing so in recent years is probably only Elon Musk

donstan18:

There’s a reason most of these low budget atheists no dey do their nonsense near Muslims.

donstan18:



Same thing I was saying, we all support jungle justice depending on the agenda.

BlueRayDick:
Now this is what I was saying .

timay1:


Tbf, billionaires both home and abroad don't criticize politicians or dabble into political discuss publicly. They do their talking behind the scenes.

Godx:

They are barbaric and should be abolished.

popizaino:


Why?

Havertz10:
how can you abolish the sacred opinion of a significant majority, a presidential candidate deleted his tweet condemning it

Even the president or his team haven’t made a statement

donstan18:

Do you know why?

Havertz10:
funny enough, you are an apt example of a low budget atheist, you think that the Bible is bullshit and still believe in god

Muslims aren’t invasive and they aren’t hypocritical, they are like wild animals, respect their habitat and they will let you be, but Christians are contradictory and hypocrites that’s why they are the mostly criticized

GloriousGbola:


The problem is that all adherents cherry pick as required. There is a whole old testament which people refence when it is time for polygamy, violence, misogyny etc.

And for the new testament, the phrase I come not to bring peace but a sword was used to mobilise during the crusades.

Joezinho:
Seu.n alleges to be an atheist but he acts like a Jihadist doing everything to enforce islamization..

Christians must swear an oath before commenting on an Islamic thread but Muslims are free to run amok on other religious thread, especially the Christians own..

I wonder what the fvck is the rationale behind this stupid shiit.. Dude must be a sick wacko...

Joezinho:


In naija, people are not aware that the law only permits them to arrest people that break the law, but do not have the right to prosecute.. Nobody send at all. The general populace holds a narrow belief that justice can be bought. And it's true.

timay1:


Yes.

Those billionaires mostly buy out both sides of the political divide. Whichever side wins, they end up doing their bidding, with the billionaire making little compromises depending on which side of the political divide won.

donjazet:


This has to be the most foolish thing Reno has ever said..

How did we really get to this point where everyone has now defaulted to whataboutism

How are we missing the main point??
This was one of the most senseless killing I've ever seen in my life. It's not as if the girl actually insulted the prophet. Since when does one simple sentence qualify one to be burnt to crisps??

Why are we now bringing in ipob, UGM or even jungle justice for theft into this??
These have no bearing right now because I'm sure that if anyone posted a video of jungle justice for theft on this page, it will be unanimously condemned by all, no one believes citizens should have the right to kill another person, everyone here will say it's best left to the law to handle and will wish for a much better judicial system than we have now.

But just look at the reaction of the moslems to the killing, they are actually largely in support of it, to the extent that a presidential candidate has to actually withdraw his condemnation of the barbarism.

So please tell me why we're deviating from this issue to engage in senseless whataboutism?

The issue here is that we have fellow citizens who believe that it's okay to kill someone because she told off her fellow students from using the WhatsApp group as a religious ground.

Please lets stop falling for these diversions. When we see jungle justice for theft happening, we'll focus on that one and condemn it too but that's not what were talking about right now.
Whataboutism serves to deflect from the conversation on ground.

popizaino:

Cc.

donjazet:
Amoto94, please I need your attention here. Can you please confirm if this part of Hadith is indeed true?
Did the prophet Mohammed approve of a son killing his own own mother because of blasphemy of his name??

Do you think present day Moslems take inspiration from hadiths like these?? Please I come in peace, I bear no ill will.

donjazet:


As I pointed out earlier, I know that both religious books approved of violence but the fact is that most christians try to emulate Christ and moslems try to emulate Mohammed. Hence it's significant to point out the differences in moral standards of both.

Christians are less violent partly because Jesus Christ was never violent.

Moslems are more violent because their prophet espoused violence. He killed a lot of people during his lifetime in religious conquests.