Trailblazer1:
We are getting liberated gradually from the shackles of Islamization.

Hope that guy will not take us back there?

maclatunji:


The essence of the currency is for people to use it, if you make it difficult for a good part of the people it is meant for to identify and use it, then you have only proven to be myopic.

I also find it funny that the opponents of the Arabic script are motivated by hate and to a lesser extent fear. Removing the scripts will not change their fear or reduce their hate. I find it amusing as a result.

maclatunji:


The essence of the currency is for people to use it, if you make it difficult for a good part of the people it is meant for to identify and use it, then you have only proven to be myopic.

I also find it funny that the opponents of the Arabic script are motivated by hate and to a lesser extent fear. Removing the scripts will not change their fear or reduce their hate. I find it amusing as a result.

FOLLOWJESUS:
It will be a great mistake if goverment alow religious iscription on our naira,it does not matter the way you see it, Nigeria is a seculer state so what ever that is done by federal goverment must be void of religious undertone.and again looking at the level of violent islam has introduced in the world, it will rise serious questions if a goverment like ours with what boko haram is doing in Nigeria will tellor any national emblem or curency to identify with islam, He whose brother or sister is dancing naked in the market square will cover his face in shame,He who share boundry with mad men must not sleep with his two eyes closed.who want to identify with this insane religion.

vedaxcool:


Most Hausa would probably learn Ajami before english, most no english at all!

Leaving the Ajami on the naira would preserve the writing system from extinction!

holatin:

mehn I don't think guy so dump to this extent still exist.
people like you are d reason I supported abortion.

aljharem:
Good move

Btw English is not the Christian Language but Nigeria official language. Hebrew is the language.

maclatunji:


I laugh because such comments are not motivated by careful thought but primordial sentiments that can only get you so far before they backfire.

jude33084:


where you aborted?

vedaxcool:


Yes, muslims don't make their religious duty to think of ways of discomforting christians!

maclatunji:


The essence of the currency is for people to use it, if you make it difficult for a good part of the people it is meant for to identify and use it, then you have only proven to be myopic.

I also find it funny that the opponents of the Arabic script are motivated by hate and to a lesser extent fear. Removing the scripts will not change their fear or reduce their hate. I find it amusing as a result.

aljharem:


Well you have a point there.

holatin:

mehn anoda proof of ur dumpness
if am aborted I go dey yarn with u ?
Fish brain
last bullet
GET A LIFE DUDE....

vedaxcool:


Regardless of the bigot laden statements so far on the thread, this remains the main reason why Ajami was used on the naira note, CAN is really working though, through ignorance,it is raising the next generation of lord resistance army fighters, who rather than demand good governance would prefer finding new fronts to fight Muslims. Any nation where people put bigotry and fanaticism before tolerance is doomed to be stagnated.

maclatunji:


I laugh because such comments are not motivated by careful thought but primordial sentiments that can only get you so far before they backfire.

resty4:

http://www.naij.com/325302-n100-note-no-hausa-ajami.html

resty4:

http://www.naij.com/325302-n100-note-no-hausa-ajami.html

Idrismusty97:
@bolded that is the point! Just because they aren't comfortable with the Arabic inscription doesn't means it should be removed. In the same currency all the other languages are written signifying the worth of the naira e.g Nàírà Méwàà, Naira Iri and Naira Goma. Notice both the Yorubas and Igbos write in Latin alphabet. If the Hausas preferred to write their language in Arabic alphabet why stop them?

Built2last:
The next to be removed should be the Arabic inscriptions on our military badges, and rankings....Nigeria is a secular state...period.

Idrismusty97:
Is your state laws written in Latin? This government is dividing Nigerians along Ethnic lines. Since it has gotten to this point all Latin alphabets should also be scrapped out of our naira. English is our national language after all.

maclatunji:


The essence of the currency is for people to use it, if you make it difficult for a good part of the people it is meant for to identify and use it, then you have only proven to be myopic.

I also find it funny that the opponents of the Arabic script are motivated by hate and to a lesser extent fear. Removing the scripts will not change their fear or reduce their hate. I find it amusing as a result.

Idrismusty97:
Is your state laws written in Latin? This government is dividing Nigerians along Ethnic lines. Since it has gotten to this point all Latin alphabets should also be scrapped out of our naira. English is our national language after all.

Built2last:
The next to be removed should be the Arabic inscriptions on our military badges, and rankings....Nigeria is a secular state...period.

Ochek:


I wonder what point exactly you are fronting. The writer himself acknowledged the fact that the Ajami language was far understood in our country (and I ask by a popular majority or just a sect?) before English language. Now the question is, what significant role those it play today seeing that those who were thought to understand the language currently have Lil or no idea about it anymore? More over, the Nigerian currency ain't supposed to be a foreign currency. It's for me and you. So, if I can't read the script on it and my neighbor also can't, it is useless. Any other Nigerian language can be there but a foreign language? A big NO