Mahmood Yakubu, Chairman of the National Electoral Commission…not INEC, but NEC as there is no such a thing in Nigeria as Independent National Electoral Commission!

THE GREAT SUMMONS (vigilance-securitymagazine.com)

As our compatriots back home go to the poll tomorrow to vote; on behalf of other Nigerians diaspora worldwide, this writer ‘d like to ask firstly, INEC, and secondarily, fellow Nigerians back home, this his only one question: Where will the Diaspora Nigerians vote tomorrow?

Since 2004, I have continued to draw the attention of the nation and successive governments to this obvious lapse in our national political life, going further to propose the enactment of a relevant Act to put appropriate machinery in place for the Diaspora Nigerians too to exercise their voting right, just as their compatriots at home because we too are Nigerians. But all these calls have been to no avail!

Truth is that all elections in Nigeria since the 1960s have remained incomplete and inconclusive without the votes of all the generations of Nigerians who have been living abroad.

A cattle egret and not a cow.

As all Nigeria, especially our compatriots back home, since those of us in the Diaspora have continued to be disenfranchised or treated as if we do not matter in the political scheme of things for our sin of living abroad, will be going to the poll to cast their ballot on Saturday, the 25^th of February, God willing, we all need to pray upon our nation, our own national “effectual fervent prayer” – NEFP (James 5:16). But what elections?

Ordinarily, it would have been a thing of great joy, but in our own case, every election period raises our national thermometer, consequently, our national blood pressure to the point of suspending our national breath, particularly this very one wey they done emilonkanised/weaponised; and more than anything of national concern, has more than all the elections since our flag indy been thoroughly Fulanised/Fulbenised/Peulised.

And for the doubting Thomas’s, the carefully plotted and Buharised structures or should I say, the over-Fulanised structures and the plots already afoot by the ‘owners’ of Nigeria, rather, the country’s ‘landlords’ (Kabalu - cabal) are evidential.

“…like over the dark cloud,

the sun will shine over

Turkey and Syria again.”

O Turkey,

O Syria,

Have you both been brought so low,

Reduced to a mere rubble,

And humbled in just a matter of moment?

By Husam Dughman

One of the major social, cultural, and religious phenomena of modern and contemporary times is the overwhelming antipathy numerous Islamists feel towards non-Muslims, including Christians and Jews. In spite of the fact that, like Islam, religions such as Christianity and Judaism are Abrahamic religions and share much with Islam, they are nevertheless to this day considered by many Islamists to be kuffar, or infidels. Although Islam regards both Jews and Christians as ahlu al-kitab, or People of the Book, numerous Islamists still dismiss them as impure, i.e., corrupted by ungodly influences. Islamists, as well as many non-Islamist Muslims, generally claim that both Christians and Jews are not true believers because they have strayed from al-siratu almustaqeem, or the Straight Path (of righteousness). There are different reasons for this belief.