Internet Fraud: Why Are the Imams Not Speaking Up? | By Abdulafees Abdullahi

Today, no home doesn’t discuss politics, no friendship, family or transaction doesn’t deal with Politics. All affairs have been beclouded with the storm of Politics.

APC are oppositions to PDP, APC Governments are into Cabals at states and federal level. Internal crises keep spreading hastily and non-stop.

PDP are jostling to come back to power, with that, exchanging blows on who to lead and who to follow, all happening within their hollow minority. This avenue has now become a big target for either Neutral Statesmen to pass reactions to every cons and pros that politics offers, or Party supporters to defend their gain-master to the brim, or for opposition party members to castigate any defect or development to a fault. This is how every one of us has been living our lives from yesterday to tomorrow.

 

Internet Fraud: Why Are the Imams Not Speaking Up? | By Abdulafees Abdullahi

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Nigeria of today, INTERNET FRAUD is the most common and popular word that comes before POLITICS. The latter has been accepted by the majority and condemned by few (both in words and actions). While the former is being ignored by every individual of social class, been condemned openly by few and has vastly been perpetrated underground by the majority.

With the rate of its widespread, INTERNET FRAUD is expected to be the widely condemned word in Nigeria of today (both in words and actions). Unfortunately, the reverse is the case. WHY?

The Islamic clerics, the Christian popes and evangelists, the traditional institutions, the government bodies have all contributed to the vast extension of the FRAUDULENT slim-fitted menace we are putting on today.

WHY ARE THE IMAMS NOT SPEAKING UP?

Internet Fraud: Why Are the Imams Not Speaking Up? | By Abdulafees Abdullahi

…to be continued……

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