Chief Imam urges religious tolerance in Ghana

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• mensa 10 years ago

  GHANA PEOPLE ARE WAITING FOR YOU TO BE BRAVE AND TAKE A PUBLIC STAND AND COMDEMN THE EVIL KILLINGS OF THE RADICAL MUSLIMS ISIS AND BOKO -HARAM KILLERS WILL YOU DO IT CHIEF IMAMA OR WILL YOU LOOK AWAY AT EVIL AND IGNORE I ...
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  GHANA PEOPLE ARE WAITING FOR YOU TO BE BRAVE AND TAKE A PUBLIC STAND AND COMDEMN THE EVIL KILLINGS OF THE RADICAL MUSLIMS ISIS AND BOKO -HARAM KILLERS WILL YOU DO IT CHIEF IMAMA OR WILL YOU LOOK AWAY AT EVIL AND IGNORE IT?

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• Noor 10 years ago

  The chief Imam is Ghana national chief Imam and not International Chief Imam and ofcause in Ghana we have not ISIS and Boko Haram, C/Imam is working hard to make sure such an evil radicalism nver will appear in our beautiful ...
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  The chief Imam is Ghana national chief Imam and not International Chief Imam and ofcause in Ghana we have not ISIS and Boko Haram, C/Imam is working hard to make sure such an evil radicalism nver will appear in our beautiful land Ghana.

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• ed 10 years ago

  "HE WHO LOOK THE OTHER WAY AT EVIL AND DO NOTHING, TO STOP AND OR CONDMN
  EVIL IS AS QUILTY AS THE ONE THAT PEPETRATED THE EVIL"
  THIS WAS SAID BY THE HONARABLE U.S PASTOR MARTIN LUTHER KING JR.
  MR IMAMA ARE YOU READY TO ...
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  "HE WHO LOOK THE OTHER WAY AT EVIL AND DO NOTHING, TO STOP AND OR CONDMN
  EVIL IS AS QUILTY AS THE ONE THAT PEPETRATED THE EVIL"
  THIS WAS SAID BY THE HONARABLE U.S PASTOR MARTIN LUTHER KING JR.
  MR IMAMA ARE YOU READY TO GO ON PUBLICALLY IN THE PRESS TO CONDEMN THE MUSLIM KILLERS OF ISIS AND BOKO HARAM ?OR ARE YOU GOING TO BE SCARED AND REMAIN SILENT?

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• Dave 10 years ago

  Hello i am from the UK and have worked in Ghana many time over the past years and found that working with Muslims and Christians was without any trouble at all and was happy to see that people in Ghana could all get along wit ...
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  Hello i am from the UK and have worked in Ghana many time over the past years and found that working with Muslims and Christians was without any trouble at all and was happy to see that people in Ghana could all get along without religious devide. The gay thing is difficult to accept in any religion but i myself think that you are born this way and it cannot be changed and it has always been here amonst us.

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• FREE 10 years ago

  WHEN YOU ACCEPT GAY AND LEBIANS YET EAT MEAT, FISH OR CHICKEN, HAVE YOU EVER THOUGHT WHAT WILL HAPPEN IF ALL ANIMALS BEHAVE THE SAME YOU DO?
  SODOM AND GOMMORAH WAS DESTORYED FOR THIS VERY ACTS. WHY ARE BEEN SPARED?

  WHEN YOU ACCEPT GAY AND LEBIANS YET EAT MEAT, FISH OR CHICKEN, HAVE YOU EVER THOUGHT WHAT WILL HAPPEN IF ALL ANIMALS BEHAVE THE SAME YOU DO?
  SODOM AND GOMMORAH WAS DESTORYED FOR THIS VERY ACTS. WHY ARE BEEN SPARED?

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• Jim Horn 10 years ago

  "Peace" and harmony coming from the mouth of an Islamist leader means that everyone needs to bow down to Islam and live under the terms of dhimmitude if not Moslem.

  "Peace" and harmony coming from the mouth of an Islamist leader means that everyone needs to bow down to Islam and live under the terms of dhimmitude if not Moslem.

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• THE GOSPEL TRUTH 10 years ago

  Bombs kill 53 as Nigerian leader says US hampering fight
  
  LAGOS, Nigeria (AP) — Bomb blasts blamed on Boko Haram killed 29 people in Nigeria and 24 in Cameroon, officials said Thursday after Nigeria's new president warned ...
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  Bombs kill 53 as Nigerian leader says US hampering fight
  
  LAGOS, Nigeria (AP) — Bomb blasts blamed on Boko Haram killed 29 people in Nigeria and 24 in Cameroon, officials said Thursday after Nigeria's new president warned that the U.S. refusal to sell his country strategic weapons is "aiding and abetting" the Islamic extremist group.
  
  He said at least 29 bodies have been recovered at two bustling bus stations in northeastern Gombe town — the latest targets in a campaign that has spilled across Nigeria's borders.
  In neighboring Cameroon, two suicide bombers Wednesday killed at least 22 people at a marketplace near the border, officials said. The toll is likely to rise among the 50 injured, they said.
  
  Nigeria's President Muhammadu Buhari returned home Thursday to the capital, Abuja, from a four-day visit to the United States where he was warmly received by President Barack Obama but failed to get all he wanted.
  
  Buhari told policy makers Wednesday at the U.S. Institute for Peace that Nigeria's armed forces are "largely impotent" because they do not possess the appropriate weapons to fight the Boko Haram Islamic militants.
  
  He urged the Obama and Congress to be more flexible about the Leahy Law that prohibits weapon sales to countries whose military are accused of gross human rights violations.
  
  Amnesty International charges Nigeria's military is responsible for the deaths of 8,000 detainees — twice as many as Boko Haram's victims in the first four years of its 6-year-old insurgency.
  
  "The application of the Leahy Law ... has aided and abetted the Boko Haram terrorist group in the prosecution of its extremist ideology and hate, the indiscriminate killings and maiming of civilians," Buhari said.
  
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