Emekamex:
Religion is impeding our growth, we should learn to separate politics and religion.
Give Caesar what belongs to Caesar and to God what belongs to God. The two should not mixed up.

TonyeBarcanista:
Nigeria is a secular state, as such people should be allowed to freely practice their faith as long as they don't trample on the right of others.

TonyeBarcanista:
Nigeria is a secular state, as such people should be allowed to freely practice their faith as long as they don't trample on the right of others.

fiizznation:
You people shouldn't disturb us with your petty nonsense. Katsina state practice sharia law incase must of you don't know. The university is a state owned institution which was established by katsina state and not Nigeria.

How many so-called state owned institutions in the east allow muslims associations in their respective schools? And you don't see muslims crying about it. Anyway you guys can cry over this for all I care.

Is like wailing is your calling. And I think people are already getting used to your silly shenanigans

fiizznation:
You people shouldn't disturb us with your petty nonsense. Katsina state practice sharia law incase most of you don't know. The university is a state owned institution which was established by katsina state and not Nigeria.

How many so-called state owned institutions in the east allow muslims associations in their respective schools? And you don't see muslims crying about it. Anyway you guys can cry over this for all I care.

Is like wailing is your calling. And I think people are already used to your silly shenanigans

Emekamex:


Yeah I know, that is why I made that statement. Our government is always muddling the two together thereby creating unnecessary tension.
The school was built to educate folks and so issues like banning one religious organization is illegal and an unnecessary action by government who shouldnt be debating on such in first place.

ScotsReferendum:



Yet you oppose Biafra


Why not support disintegration so that everyone will enthrone his religion in his new country as the only religion

Emekamex:
Religion is impeding our growth, we should learn to separate politics and religion.
Give Caesar what belongs to Caesar and to God what belongs to God. The two should not mixed up.

TonyeBarcanista:

It is a shame that a so-called public school will go this low

TonyeBarcanista:

katsina is not a sovereign state, it is a component of Nigeria. Hence, subject to the Nigeria constitution, and must abide by the Supremacy of the constitution as stated in Section 1 of the 1999 constitution.

Secondly, S1(3) clearly VOID any law or regulation that goes against S1(1).

Thirdly, Sharia law is binding on only Muslims in Katsina state and NOT the entire population. Hence, you can't take a non-Muslim to Sharia court.

Fourthly, Katsina state, being a component of Nigeria is subject to the African Charter. Even Egypt, a predominantly Muslim country subject itself to the Charter, and allow non Muslims to freely associate.

Fifthly, which State Uni in the South discriminate against Muslims?

seunmsg:

https://www.nairaland.com/3586624/memo-targeted-muslims-not-christians

fiizznation:
You are very mischievious and never straight forward. Have you even read what the dean of the school said about the "proposed law"?(Seunmsg created a thread about it, go look it up). Did you hear when he(dean) said the law became a necessity because some muslim groups are becoming nuisance(s) in the school.


There is absolutely nothing like Christian body in the school according to the dean, so I ask you, how can this outright ban be targetting Christian students/body that is of almost nonexistent in the school?

Nobody is restricting anybody to practice their religion freely. Christian association doesn't exist in the school and the MSSN that only exist in the school as a religion society is being regulated by the school with the introduction of this new law. So how is this a problem?

You know sharia law is binding on only Muslims and you are here making noise about what doesn't concern Christians.


There are schools(including FG owned schools) in the east that doesn't have muslim students associations and you don't see anybody crying about it. Why? Because muslims constituted like 0.001% in those schools, so nobody will even expect muslims to have associations there.

Montaque:
The problem is that this circular released by the university is just voidable (meaning until nullified by the law court, it continues to apply). And the government (both state and federal) will rather wait for the poor christian students to take the steps to declare it null (we know it will be hard for students there to go to court on this, when they can manage it and graduate without victimisation), instead of being proactive to protect the citizens right. That's the official leaning of the government, both state and federal.
We all know the default setting of our government since 2015

TonyeBarcanista:
Nigeria is a secular state, as such people should be allowed to freely practice their faith as long as they don't trample on the right of others.

fiizznation:
You are very mischievious and never straight forward. Have you even read what the dean of the school said about the "proposed law"?(Seunmsg created a thread about it, go look it up). Did you hear when he(dean) said the law became a necessity because some muslim groups are becoming nuisance(s) in the school.


There is absolutely nothing like Christian body in the school according to the dean, so I ask you, how can this outright ban be targetting Christian students/body that is of almost nonexistent in the school?

Nobody is restricting anybody to practice their religion freely. Christian association doesn't exist in the school and the MSSN that only exist in the school as a religion society is being regulated by the school with the introduction of this new law. So how is this a problem?

You know sharia law is binding on only Muslims and you are here making noise about what doesn't concern Christians.


There are schools(including FG owned schools) in the east that doesn't have muslim students associations and you don't see anybody crying about it. Why? Because muslims constituted like 0.001% in those schools, so nobody will even expect muslims to have associations there.