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[Naijanet] Shiaria Is A Lazy Governor's Solution

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Nubi Achebo

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Jul 12, 2000, 3:00:00 AM7/12/00
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That ^&%$#@ called Alfaji Adegbite should go ask what the Christains
and traditional religion worshippers in these Sharia states think.
Dangiwa Umar has consistently been on the side of truth and justice on
Nigerian issues. I am not surprised at his current stance - he is a
descent muslim that knows the place of Islam or any other religion in
Nigeria.

Nubi Achebo
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--- Adey Oyenuga <ad...@africamail.com> wrote:
> Sharia: Umar Carpets Northern Governors
> Vanguard Daily (Lagos)
> July 12, 2000
> By Leon Usigbe
>
> Lagos - One time military Governor of Kaduna State, Col. Abubakar
> Umar (rtd.) yesterday took a swipe at Northern governors introducing
> Sharia, saying the adoption of the Islamic legal system was a lazy
> man's approach towards the resolution of social problems.
>
> The governors' action, he said was a recipe for chaos in the country.
>
> Col. Umar spoke even as the Secretary-General of the Nigerian Supreme
> Council for Islamic Affairs (NSCIA), Dr. Lateef Adegbite dismissed
> Monday's position of eminent Southern leaders on the introduction of
> Sharia in some Northern states.
>
> He said The Patriots' position on Sharia was not acceptable to
> Southern
> Muslims.
>
> Col. Umar at a workshop organised by the Middle Belt Youths
> Association
> in Kaduna said: "The recent Sharia crisis that is intent on dividing
> the North, I think is most unfortunate.
>
> "I believe very much unlike some of my colleagues that the Penal Code
>
> that was created I think in 1958 is a covenant between the Christians
>
> and Muslims to get the right leadership that we can all work with as
> Christians and Muslims, that would take care of the interests of
> Christians and Muslims.
>
> "When the governor of Zamfara State declared the Sharia, my
> contention
> then was that if the Penal Code that was created in 1958 and they
> have
> been using it for the last 42 years is not good enough, then what the
> Christians and the Muslims should do through their governors or their
> elected assemblies is to sit together and review this Penal Code.
>
> "If it is not adequate, then we should see where we can make
> adjustments.
>
> "But this idea that a governor that was elected under the
> constitution
> of Nigeria can just declare certain laws, that to me from what I read
>
> in the constitution, are not contained in the constitution, I think
> will be moving this society to the precipice."
>
>
>
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