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As a Muslim, I am not safe in Oodua agenda

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Ibrahim Qasim aka Abu Maryam
5 years ago

Those leading secession in Yoruba land hate Muslim and Islam with passion so much so that it shows in their behaviour and what they hide in thier breast is even worst

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Isa Mohamed
5 years ago

This is serious and requires urgent attention to prevent violation of fundamental human rights of Muslims.

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Yusuff Fatai Abolore
5 years ago

No to Yoruba Nation

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Issa Lukman
5 years ago

It should be preferably called "Yoruba Nation" Oodua Nation will not do.

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Bukola Hameed
5 years ago

I am not in support of Oodua Nation

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Alade Ayodeji ADEMOKOYA
5 years ago

No to Oodua Republic

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Abdul Wasiu Al Ameen
5 years ago

Am not in support of any secession from Nigeria. In sha Allah, Nigeria will soon become great.

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Idris
5 years ago

I don't support odua nation

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Ismaila Adeyemo
5 years ago

They have no plan.

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Alh Katayeyanjue Kamaldeen Adesina
5 years ago

I wonder why Shariah law belonging to Islam should be agitated for by Odua nation to be removed from constitution.

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Emiola
5 years ago

I'm not save in oduduwa agenda, they denied our daughter right to freely use ijab, the government establishment. Southern christian that are in the site power denied me of my fundamental human rights Traditionalist mostly responsible for ritual killing, and insecurities I say no to Oduduwa agenda

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Emiola
5 years ago

I'm not save in oduduwa agenda, they denied our daughter right to freely use ijab, the government establishment. Southern christian that are in the site power denied me of my fundamental human rights Traditionalist mostly responsible for ritual killing, and insecurities I say no to Oduduwa agenda

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Anonymous
5 years ago

Am not safe in the ongoing agenda of O'odua that the people are propagating.

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AbdulRasheed Abdul Raheem
5 years ago

I support

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Adewale MahFouz
5 years ago

This petition and many of the petitioners are driven by religious egoism and sentiments. That's the current issue we have with the current country we are. Everything is all about religion and ethnicity. A Muslim feels safe or high sense of inclusion only when someone practicing his or her faith is in power and not necessarily about the performance or leadership qualities of that person. It's a free world, we all have our rights to air our opinion but as a Muslim, I feel it's too early to play the ostrich and condemn such agitations simply because the major front liners are Christians by name. Let's think about it if we say we want Sharia law separate from the conventional law, is it not unfair and divisive on the part of others. So we will have chaos again and confusion when different laws apply for each subgroup or religious settings. It's up to us to decide but we need to be logical and avoid whipping unnecessary sentiments all in the name of religion. Humanity and development should come first before any religion. My humble take.

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Aisha
5 years ago

As a Muslim, I am not safe in oodua agenda.

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ABDULRAHMAN ELIAS
5 years ago

I agree with this position. Since they are not considering the Muslims, we are not safe under their agenda

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Anonymous
5 years ago

Odudua republic agitators have no respect for Muslims rights like hijab, sheria court, Islamic culture.

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Saheed olayemi
5 years ago

Muslims of the south west are not in anyway safe in the proposed oodua republic if achieved. They will have their rights in all forms deprived more than ever before. I laugh every time I see people saying "religious tolerance" exists in the south west. Why? It is simply because the oppressed(Muslims) are being diplomatic and haven't been demanding justice from their oppressors (mainly Christians). With all sincerity Muslims are the real "religious tolerants" in the south Western part of the country who are still making it look matured in the face of the outsiders.

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Adesewa
5 years ago

I am not safe in the Oodua's agenda