Some civil servants sacked by the Kaduna state government got more than they bargained for when they were arrested by the police for allegedly praying against the administration of Nasir el-Rufai, the governor.

The dismissed workers, who accused the government of failing to pay their entitlements after disengaging them, had organised prayer sessions where they poured out their hearts.

In one of the sessions, they rained curses on el-Rufai and officials of his government, demanding that they be displaced in 2019.

The powerful Islamic prayer, known as “Alqunuci”, is said to be invoked by those seeking justice.

“May God make the chairman of the primary education in the state (State Universal Basic Education) useless,” they said.

“God should not bless or solve the problems of those cheating us here on earth and in the hereafter. Allah, we are crying unto you like Yakub (Jacob)… May you deal with Nasir and seize power from him.

“May God put the Kaduna state house of assembly to shame. May God punish them for signing this thing that has brought untold hardship to us.”

https://all-gists..com/2018/12/may-god-seize-power-from-el-rufai-sacked-civil-servants-pray-video.html

So monitoring and censoring of social media posts no do this devil now he is monitoring anti-govt prayers?

El Rufai don dey mad

It is we that will take power from him through our votes come 2019.

BishopImam:
It is we that will take power from him through our votes come 2019.

Look at you. Are you now taking sides with these civil servants, many of whom could not even spell simple words and yet were teaching kids?

Many of these civil servants should have even been sacked a long time ago.

They think government jobs are their entitlements even when they are not in the least qualified for them.

BluntBoy:


Look at you. Are you now taking sides with these civil servants, many of whom could not even spell simple words and yet were teaching kids?

Many of these civil servants should have even been sacked a long time ago.

They think government jobs are their entitlements even when they are not in the least qualified for them.

My simple reaction is to the effect that power in a democracy resides with the people. God will not come down to vote for or against any candidate. If they feel aggrieved, they should mobilise and vote him out.

Mind you, I neither live in Kaduna nor am I a civil servant

BluntBoy:


Look at you. Are you now taking sides with these civil servants, many of whom could not even spell simple words and yet were teaching kids?

Many of these civil servants should have even been sacked a long time ago.

They think government jobs are their entitlements even when they are not in the least qualified for them.

So praying against someone is now grounds for arrest ? What are you saying ?

IamaNigerianGuy:


So praying against someone is now grounds for arrest ? What are you saying ?

Are you sure I am the one you wanted to quoted

BishopImam:


My simple reaction is to the effect that power in a democracy resides with the people. God will not come down to vote for or against any candidate. If they feel aggrieved, they should mobilise and vote him out.

Mind you, I neither live in Kaduna nor am I a civil servant

Well, there are many more who got the jobs and were deserving who would vote for El Rufai.