The Unbanking Fanatics

Nigeria cannot be salvaged by the banking sector be it Islamic, secular or Christianity banking. The main, major problems in Nigeria are official corruption and lawlessness. Nigerians should be mindful of these diversionary plots by corrupt public officials or their stooges that are paddling baseless and unsubstantiated rumors about the so called Islamic banking.  What Nigeria need is well capitalize banks in the banking sector call it Islamic or Christianity banking. The difference between good and evil, are evil and good, that is, the manifestation of good makes action or thought good and manifestation of evil makes action or thought evil. The secular and Christianity banking in Nigeria today is riddled in greedy, corruption and criminality. Which banking system would the Christian God support secular and Christianity banking marred with greed and corruption or any other banking system regardless of its name that operates in the principle of fairness and common good?  I too I am a Christian but my God is neither a respecter of persons nor religious. For those of you, the religious, Christian fear mongers that are scared to death by the idea of Islamic banking in Nigeria what exactly are you people afraid of, Islamic bank or Islamic money? How many of you would as matter of religious principle refuse to cash a substantial amount of gift money from an Islamic bank?  Would you the guardians of the Christian faith rather have secular banking riddled in corruption and thievery of people’s money than Islamic banking based on fairness and common good? Would a bank locally owned but operates with the name of a Nigerian pagan religion receive the same scrutiny and opposition from these religious zealots? The difference between the Boko Haram and these Christian zealots is that one violently abhors the other and the other cowardly abhors the one but these two are ignorant.   Because I know the God I worship and know that he is able I am neither scared by an Islamic banking or institutions in Nigeria and I do not believe that Islamic banking is a panacea for the rot in Nigeria. Corruption and lawlessness are the two main issues strangling Nigerian.  Like any other foreign investment in Nigeria, a non-corrupt Islamic banking operating within the law of the land that observes the rule of law is good for Nigeria and good for any country. These religious sycophants and hypocrites should know that their God should be infinitely knowledgeable and cannot be influenced by their human idiosyncrasies