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SOUTHERN KADUNA, GOD'S TREASURE:

I was born, bred and 'buttered' in Southern Kaduna and I'm greatly proud of it.

Southern Kaduna Land and her people are the most neglected in Nigeria. Reasons being that both the land and her people abhors and rejects Islam as a faith.

Thank God for the Catholic Church, which 'flooded' our land with schools. No wonder, Southern Kaduna remains the most educated in the north!

NOTE THESE:

* Late Usman Dan Fodio came with his evil jihad, he islamized the core north, but Southern Kaduna fought back, distanced herself from Islam and its menaces.
God gave us victory!

* The late northern premier, Alh Ahmadu Bello also came. He used both crude and subtle methods to Islamize Southern Kaduna, but our fathers fought him and rejected the obnoxious religion.
And God gave us victory!!

* In 1999 - 2000, the satanic rulers of the north set themselves and took counsel against us and our God. They swept the entire north with violence towards implementing the Shariah law. They got to Kaduna, we fought back.
God gave us the victory!!!

* Today, this miniature creature and that 'uncertificated' jihadist have come with their Arabian demons, Fulani vampires and Boko Haram jihadists, wrecking all manner of horrors in a bid to Islamize us.
God has given us victory.

Southern Kaduna,
God's treasure!
                          -By Shai J Maisams

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