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You guys I saw a mad man and started panicking on how to avoid him so that he won’t bite me , he asked me “sho ya were ni” 😭😂….
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How can it be called Islamic terrorist
If America a christian nation funded terrorism via NGOs owned by Christian and monies received through banks owned by christains
And where is the data for Muslims that have died and kids too
We cannot play this religious game my chief.
This is not the way.
For every 1 church that is bombed, more than 10 communities have been destroyed by terrorist
Terrorism knows no religion. It is a high yielding business run by bankers, oil moguls, NGOs and religious leaders
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I'm sorry, this story keeps going around, and despite the local Nigerian Christian Lawyers Fellowship and Christian Ass'n of Nigeria statements urging people not to spread incorrect information as the case proceeds, these incorrect facts keep circulating.
The woman's name is Lami, not Liyatu.
The judge's name is Kumalia, not Kumdila.
The issue in the case is whether Lami was essentially a knowing accessory in the kidnapping of a 16 year-old girl with Muslim parents, who was removed from Borno to Plateau State surreptitiously by an "evangelist" who is still at large to a Christian school without the mother's consent.
The judge acquitted the 4 other Christians charged, but convicted Lami.
Some sources have said the judgment was based on sharia law, but it was not. Sharia law is not mentioned in the judgment, and nothing in the reasoning of the judgment resembles sharia law.
All of this is in the judgment, which by now has been shared publicly by various sources.
The case is currently on appeal. I can imagine all sorts of potential defenses. I do not know all the facts of the case or the proceedings, so refrain from any judgment about the merits of the appeal.
A Christian mother, Liyatu Samuel Dawa, from Gwoza in Nigeria's northeastern Borno State, has been sentenced to 14 years in prison following a case involving a Muslim woman who converted to Christianity.
The converted woman testified in court that she had embraced Christianity voluntarily and had not been pressured or forced by anyone.
Despite her testimony, Borno State High Court Judge A. B. Kumdila imposed concurrent prison sentences carrying a maximum term of 14 years, without the option of paying a fine.
Dawa maintained that she had merely offered the woman advice, telling the court: "I only gave her advice. That's all."
Her husband, evangelical Christian Amos Suleman, spent several months in prison before being released on bail. He says he is now living in hiding after receiving death threats from Islamist extremists.
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Dem wan cheat me for fueling station, I first burst laugh, dem no know my state of mind.
I for just light cigar make all of us blow danu danu, mshewww
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you’ll think someone is your friend, next thing you’ll see them writing islamophobic essays 🙂↔️🧍♂️
