An Islamic petitions court upheld last week's ruling for the Association of the Muslim Brotherhood of Nigeria, which required cutting discuss on the social networking sites over an amputation case that raised 10 years ago."The Islamic court judge completed judgment & upheld the ban of Facebook & Twitter," said Sani, president of the Civil Rights Congress.
The rights group began the debate on Facebook & Twitter 2 weeks ago, asking users for their opinions over the amputation of a peasant farmer's hand in March 2000 after he was convicted by an Islamic court for stealing a cow.
Sani said he begins the talk to highlight what he trust is the unfair practice of sharia law by Nigeria's northern states. The chat forums were off last week following the lower courts ruling.
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