Blackfire:
Women are not allowed to drive , our religion supersede all you kafris opinion





Allah akbar

Blackfire:
Women are not allowed to drive , our religion supersede all you kafris opinion





Allah akbar

Leboska:
This is what one abnormal thing from the south will see & still come online to support the South to still remain with this outdated things from the north

vanunu:
Kano state is an Islamic state, and Islam is a way of life, there nothing like half Islamic practices.

Blackfire:
Women are not allowed to drive , our religion supersede all you kafris opinion





Allah akbar

tommy589:
Are they no longer copying from Saudi again? Women are now allowed to drive in Saudi or it is the Taliban version they want to follow

notoriousbabe:
God see person wey you create in your own image, see as him dey talk like sey you no give am brain

System202:


and so what, in islam we don't follow saudis bcs they are not better than any Muslim, we follow the teaching of islam not Saudi.

vanunu:
Kano state is an Islamic state, and Islam is a way of life, there nothing like half Islamic practices.

Danjikanbauchi:
Allah tsinemaka. We don't have Islamic state in Nigeria. And if Kano try it we will shut down the state.

Danjikanbauchi:
Allah tsinemaka. We don't have Islamic state in Nigeria. And if Kano try it we will shut down the state.

notoriousbabe:
Barring any unforeseen development, Kano State Government in conjunctions with state's Council of Ulama are planning to enact a law prohibiting women irrespective of any faith from driving vehicles In state.

This is from the fall out of a highly secretive meeting held at Sharia Commission during Sallah break between the Commissioner for Religious Affairs, Dr. Mohammed Tahir ( Baba Impossible) with the team of the state's ulamas lead by Sheikh Abdulwahab Abdallah BUK.

Already the draft bill is undergoing final fine-tuning at the state Ministry of Justice and any time from now, it would be presented to the state House of Assembly for ratification and eventual enactment into law.

Feelers from the meeting said the resolutions was adopted after thorough submissions by Sheikh Abdallah Usman Umar Gadon Kaya who vociferously canvassed for the total ban, as according to him, "allowing women driving in the state represents the darkest moments in our lives as Muslims."

In his submission, Dr Sani Umar Rijiyar Lemo posited that Kano State should borrow a leaf from Saudi Arabia, which, according to him, "is a society governed by Islamic sharia laws."

In his remarks, Sheikh Abdallah Pakistan opined that there is no better time to enact such law than now because the state is undergoing Islamic revivalism under Governor Ganduje.

Earlier, the state's commissioner for Religious Affairs, Baba Impossible, assured the gathering of Governor Abdullahi Umar Ganduje's commitment to sanitising Kano from all social vices.

He added that: " as a Servant of Islam, Governor Ganduje would do everything to ensure Kano is set on the path of sanity, moral rectitude as enshrined by Islam."

Both Dr Aliyu Umar Al-Furqaan, Prof Salisu Shehu and host of others who spoke during the meeting lend their support for the enactment of law.

The Commander-General of Hisbah Commission, Ustaz Harun Mohammad Ibn Sina said if the bill finally became law, Hisbah would effectively and efficiently enforce it to the letter and punish any offender irrespective of whoever is involved.

The proposed bill, if eventual sign into law, would effectively bar all female gender irrespective of faith from driving any type of automobiles in the state.

Those who attended the meeting include Sheikh Abdallah Usman Umar Gadon Kaya, Sheikh Abdallah Pakistan, Sheikh Abdulwahab Abdallah BUK, Sheikh Sani Umar Rijiyar Lemo, Professor Salisu Shehu, Dr Aliyu Umar Al-Furqaan among others.

spendoon:


Baba I wonder ooo, kano law makers are the real issue here because they are old and outdated and ganduje whom I know to be enlightened isn't doing
anything about it.
We in kaduna just they pity them in kano

After the hard lessons we lernt in kaduna from religious fight which has killed the economic activities in the state, our leaders in the state have lernt their lessons. Now no old school Pastor or Mallami can brain wash the people easily like before.

Thanks to the governor for putting the religious scholars of both religion in their right places.

spendoon:


Baba I wonder ooo, kano law makers are the real issue here because they are old and outdated and ganduje whom I know to be enlightened isn't doing
anything about it.

We in kaduna are just watching them in pity.

adadike:
What is wrong with women driving biko nu. Oga governor, concentrate on other things and stop draggng this country back to the year 1500
Anyway, I don give myself ban from driving. Adadike onye ujo! Tufiakwa

adadike:
What is wrong with women driving biko nu. Oga governor, concentrate on other things and stop draggng this country back to the year 1500
Anyway, I don give myself ban from driving. Adadike onye ujo! Tufiakwa

In his submission, Dr Sani Umar Rijiyar Lemo posited that Kano State should borrow a leaf from Saudi Arabia, which, according to him, "is a society governed by Islamic sharia laws."
In his remarks, Sheikh Abdallah Pakistan opined that there is no better time to enact such law than now because the state is undergoing Islamic revivalism under Governor Ganduje.

mrvitalis:

Nigeria is a secular state ...Kano constitution can't be bigger than Nigerian law

Leboska:
This is what one abnormal thing from the south will see & still come online to support the South to still remain with this outdated things from the north