I don't understand this person. Did the government stop you from doing your marriage Nikkah or to divorce your wife? Why do you want it to be state backed?
I don't go around broadcasting it, but I was one a kidnap victim and it's not an experience I pray for anyone.
Not even APC supporters because I've seen someone killed in front of me because she pleaded with the terrorists.
I've seen countless ladies raped and then raped again and again until they lost all zeal to live.
These people aren't human but worst than goats.
But you know the funny thing, the dirty people you're seeing online, these dirty dogs are not the real threat.
These dogs are only allowed to do what they want because they're the foot soldiers of the masters.
The real threats are the educated religious leaders who coordinate the whole operation..
Those people will never show their face on camera. But they are always there controlling everything.
We need to put a stop to this rampant terrorism in Nigeria.
@gabe_teee The president can only try
These folks will not agree to it .they way out is restructuring, not regionalism, and allow whoever want to practice sharia to do so in their region.
True and good but I don't support toeing that line. Anyone that wants to have Sharia should have it. Just give them their own country and ban them from entering what's left of Nigeria. Because if you ban or cancel the already existing Sharia law in those areas, they would kick and fight and cause mayhem in the entire country.
These people have started with the advocacy for Sharia Laws in the South West.
Perish the Thought. It will not happen.
We will all practice our religions freely in Yorubaland and without compulsion.
Be it Christianity, Islam or Ìṣẹ̀se
If you want Shariah before you can practice your religion, gba Zamfara lọ
I made a post on how Oluode caught fuIani terrorists, but some fanatic Muslims are in my comment section crying and saying IFA and ogun is not real
And I asked them which Alfa don ever use Quran catch bandits in Yoruba land before, naso dem keep quiet 🤣🤣🤣
@CynicalAngle@RockarZee@myk_da_preacher Osinbajo, that was V.P . Did u see him stop the terrorist with Superman power? My point here make everybody go their way or fix this with a new constitution. nigeria is on the map of this extremist
We don’t pamper or hide terrorists, neither do we call them our brothers. We are the Yoruba people 🇳🇬💪🏽🔥
This reportedly happened yesterday in Igboora, Oyo State 🚨
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@YorubaFeminist The expansionist will always target your identity. Their point is Yoruba ancestors kind of Islam isn't enough. When culture erasures is veiled as thus, the enemy is lurking.
I have three questions:
1. Islam has been present in Yorùbáland for roughly 600 years. Why are we only now having conversations about implementing Sharia law? Does that mean our Muslim ancestors were somehow deficient in their practice of Islam?
2. What aspect of Sharia are you currently unable to observe in Yorùbáland that requires it to be incorporated into the laws of the land? Why are voluntary and independent Sharia panels no longer sufficient?
3. You argue that various countries and northern states have failed to implement Sharia properly, which is why it has infringed upon the rights of unwilling participants. What makes you think Yorùbás would somehow be immune to this same “misapplication” once Sharia is codified into law?
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Beyond the fact that its over 1000km border stretch with Libya is “HEAVILY” militarized, we are talking about 20,000 deployment along its border, Algeria has zero tolerance for terrorism.
They weren’t always like that. They learnt the very hard way.
From 1992- 2002 , there was a civil war against uprising “jihadist fighters” who wanted to topple to Government. This period was known as the “black decade”.
The citizens pampered these local terrorists because they felt they were helping topple a “corrupt” government, until these terrorists started killing civilians and journalists with reckless impunity.
Soon after, they ( terrorist group) lost public sympathy, and that changed the tides of the war and the outlook on terrorism forever in Algeria.
Today, citizens in Algeria will prefer a corrupt government to the alternative of an Islamist rebel.
Lesson for Nigeria:- I need the North to loathe terrorism the same way Algerians do. I need terrorists to loose public sympathy.
It starts from the communal conviction of ending terrorism.