Monday, 23 January 2017

Nigeria fast becoming an Islamic nation under president Buhari as Umar Musa Yar’Adua University bans all Christian organisations except Islamic organisations

Islamising Nigeria

Nigeria is possibly heading towards full Islamisation that appears to be having the boost needed under the Buhari’s administration. This is because despite all the gruesome killings being perpetuated by the so called Fulani herdsmen who are under the leadership of President Buhari as their patron, massive killings in Southern Kaduna, with the president beingso reluctant to react proactively against such, but only when the media and Christian leaders lambasts the government that most times some sort of media condemnation is heard from the Presidency with little or no concrete actions to back up such verbal condemnations.

Muslim students have their mosques being operated freely without any hiccups in the South, but report reaching us has it that the authorities of the Umar Musa Yar'Adua University, Katsina, Katsina State, have banned whatever other religious or tribal relationship on grounds other than the Muslim Students Society of Nigeria. Yet these people keep saying we are ‘one Nigeria’ not minding the fact that Nigeria is a circular state where anybody is free to practice is religion no matter where we find ourselves

The university’s pro tem Dean of Student Affairs, Dr. Sulaiman Kankara, passed on the new mandate to every one of understudies' clubs and affiliations that were working on grounds by means of an inward update dated January 17, 2017.

A duplicate of the reminder, acquired by one of the Punch Newspaper, was inscribed, "Re: Registration of Students Clubs/Associations."

Sulaiman said the new order was a piece of the resolutions of the establishment's administration at its 59th meeting, that was held on January 10, 2017.

The reminder read partially, “The Muslim Students Society of Nigeria is the only religious association allowed to operate in the university.

“All tribal and local government associations are prohibited by the university.

“Duly registered departmental associations should be allowed to operate, but they should observe item (I) above.”

In any case, sources inside the institution told The PUNCH that the new order is probably not going to evoke any response from the students when the organization continues new scholarly academic session on January 30, 2017.

"The college has never shrouded its stance to be an Islamic establishment, in spite of the way that it is an open organization," one of the sources said.


“The university has never hidden its posture to be an Islamic institution, despite the fact that it is a public institution,”

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