On Wednesday the 12th of November 2014, the
Nigerian Federal Government introduced the
new design on the N100 Naira note that will be
officially issued on the 19th of December.
However, a group is calling an attention to the
occultic symbol that looks like a Jewish Symbol
on thenew Nigerian Naira note.
In a press statement released by the Director of
Muslim Rights Concern (MURIC), Prof Ishaq
Akinlolu, the group expressed displeasure over
the strange symbol on the note.
The statement reads;
"The Federal Government, on November 12,
2014 unveiled the new design for the N100
commemorative centenary banknote which will be
officially issued on December 19.
However, the office of the Muslim Rights
Concern has been inundated with calls for action
on the Jewish symbol on the new note. Nigerian
Muslims are complaining that the Arabic writing
in Hausa language (the Ajami script) that read
'Naira Dari' (i.e. one hundred naira) on the N100
note has been removed and replaced with the
Jewish symbol, the Star of David.
As a faith-based human rights organisation
which believes in the dialogue option, MURIC is
duty bound to articulate the demands of Nigerian
Muslims, particularly on matters which have to
do with imbalance in treatment of the adherents
of the different religions governments (federal
or state).
MURIC recalls that Arabic inscriptions which
have always been on Nigerian currency since
independence were unceremoniously removed in
2005 from N5, N10, N20 and N50
denominations. They remained on N100, N200,
N500 and N1,000 denominations.
Nigerian Muslims regard the latest action,
namely, the supplanting of Arabic with Jewish
symbol from the new N100 as a continuation of
the campaign of elimination by substitution
against Arabic language and, by implication,
against Nigerian Muslims.
It is well known that a large section of the
Nigerian population use the Arabic Ajami and
removing it from the new note will deprive
millions of users of the Arabic Ajami of the
ability to recognise, identify and use the new
currency.
Furthermore, putting the Jewish symbol on the
new N100 falls short of international standard,
as currencies worldwide are designed to suit
each nation's culture and history.
Where does the Jewish symbol fit in? Which
Nigerian community speaks the Jewish language?
The insertion of the Jewish symbol is,
therefore, clannish and parochial. It is tainted
with undisguised religious fanaticism.
There is nothing wrong for our president to like
Israel as a nation, but it is another thing entirely
to openly and brazenly promote Zionism at the
highest office in this country when we are still
struggling with the last vestiges of colonialism.
Nigerian Muslims are becoming increasingly
suspicious and very uncomfortable with the
actions and inactions of President Jonathan.
Firstly, in spite of the preponderance of Muslims
in the South West, he appointed no single Muslim
as minister in the whole region for almost four
years. Secondly, he marginalised Muslims in the
deliberations which took place in the national
conference by appointing a meagre 189 Muslims
as against 303 Christians.
Thirdly, Mr President saturated the security
system in Aso Rock with Israeli security
operatives, a nation well known for its animosity
towards Muslims. The supplanting of Arabic
language with Jewish symbol is the fourth among
Jonathan's anti-Muslim policies.
If once is happenstance, if twice is a coincidence
and if the third time is enemy action, what do we
call the fourth time? We are sick and tired of
our president's hatred for us. He openly
confronts Muslims and goads us to challenge him.
"But we will not be provoked.
Neither shall we be intimidated by executive
maladministration. As apostles of dialogue and
advocates of peaceful coexistence, as tax-
payers, voters and citizens of this country, we
hereby ask President Jonathan to explain the
Jewish symbol on Nigeria's money.
We also demand to know why the presidency
could not employ security experts from neutral
countries like Britain or France instead of
Israel, which is a sworn enemy of Muslims. Mr
President may also deem it fit to tell us if there
is no correlation between the Israeli security
experts in Aso Rock, the Israeli caught with
Nigeria's N9.3 million arms money in South
Africa and the Jewish symbol on the new N100
note.
Mr President sir, are you not gradually selling
Nigeria to Israel?
Are you sure this will not attract the wrath of
Israel's enemies to our dear country? Can this
also be partly responsible for the viciousness of
the Boko Haram phenomenon?
Many Nigerians believe the symbol has nothing
to do with Israel.
Nigerians on the social media are saying that the
symbol look like Illuminati pyramid picture on the
US dollar.
May God help us.
Nigerian Federal Government introduced the
new design on the N100 Naira note that will be
officially issued on the 19th of December.
However, a group is calling an attention to the
occultic symbol that looks like a Jewish Symbol
on thenew Nigerian Naira note.
In a press statement released by the Director of
Muslim Rights Concern (MURIC), Prof Ishaq
Akinlolu, the group expressed displeasure over
the strange symbol on the note.
The statement reads;
"The Federal Government, on November 12,
2014 unveiled the new design for the N100
commemorative centenary banknote which will be
officially issued on December 19.
However, the office of the Muslim Rights
Concern has been inundated with calls for action
on the Jewish symbol on the new note. Nigerian
Muslims are complaining that the Arabic writing
in Hausa language (the Ajami script) that read
'Naira Dari' (i.e. one hundred naira) on the N100
note has been removed and replaced with the
Jewish symbol, the Star of David.
As a faith-based human rights organisation
which believes in the dialogue option, MURIC is
duty bound to articulate the demands of Nigerian
Muslims, particularly on matters which have to
do with imbalance in treatment of the adherents
of the different religions governments (federal
or state).
MURIC recalls that Arabic inscriptions which
have always been on Nigerian currency since
independence were unceremoniously removed in
2005 from N5, N10, N20 and N50
denominations. They remained on N100, N200,
N500 and N1,000 denominations.
Nigerian Muslims regard the latest action,
namely, the supplanting of Arabic with Jewish
symbol from the new N100 as a continuation of
the campaign of elimination by substitution
against Arabic language and, by implication,
against Nigerian Muslims.
It is well known that a large section of the
Nigerian population use the Arabic Ajami and
removing it from the new note will deprive
millions of users of the Arabic Ajami of the
ability to recognise, identify and use the new
currency.
Furthermore, putting the Jewish symbol on the
new N100 falls short of international standard,
as currencies worldwide are designed to suit
each nation's culture and history.
Where does the Jewish symbol fit in? Which
Nigerian community speaks the Jewish language?
The insertion of the Jewish symbol is,
therefore, clannish and parochial. It is tainted
with undisguised religious fanaticism.
There is nothing wrong for our president to like
Israel as a nation, but it is another thing entirely
to openly and brazenly promote Zionism at the
highest office in this country when we are still
struggling with the last vestiges of colonialism.
Nigerian Muslims are becoming increasingly
suspicious and very uncomfortable with the
actions and inactions of President Jonathan.
Firstly, in spite of the preponderance of Muslims
in the South West, he appointed no single Muslim
as minister in the whole region for almost four
years. Secondly, he marginalised Muslims in the
deliberations which took place in the national
conference by appointing a meagre 189 Muslims
as against 303 Christians.
Thirdly, Mr President saturated the security
system in Aso Rock with Israeli security
operatives, a nation well known for its animosity
towards Muslims. The supplanting of Arabic
language with Jewish symbol is the fourth among
Jonathan's anti-Muslim policies.
If once is happenstance, if twice is a coincidence
and if the third time is enemy action, what do we
call the fourth time? We are sick and tired of
our president's hatred for us. He openly
confronts Muslims and goads us to challenge him.
"But we will not be provoked.
Neither shall we be intimidated by executive
maladministration. As apostles of dialogue and
advocates of peaceful coexistence, as tax-
payers, voters and citizens of this country, we
hereby ask President Jonathan to explain the
Jewish symbol on Nigeria's money.
We also demand to know why the presidency
could not employ security experts from neutral
countries like Britain or France instead of
Israel, which is a sworn enemy of Muslims. Mr
President may also deem it fit to tell us if there
is no correlation between the Israeli security
experts in Aso Rock, the Israeli caught with
Nigeria's N9.3 million arms money in South
Africa and the Jewish symbol on the new N100
note.
Mr President sir, are you not gradually selling
Nigeria to Israel?
Are you sure this will not attract the wrath of
Israel's enemies to our dear country? Can this
also be partly responsible for the viciousness of
the Boko Haram phenomenon?
Many Nigerians believe the symbol has nothing
to do with Israel.
Nigerians on the social media are saying that the
symbol look like Illuminati pyramid picture on the
US dollar.
May God help us.
Posted by Ogwuche Abel on Tuesday, November 25, 2014 - Rating: 4.5
Title : OMG!!! Illuminati Sign on the New #100 Note?
Description : On Wednesday the 12th of November 2014, the Nigerian Federal Government introduced the new design on the N100 Naira note that will be of...
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