A Muslim preacher has sparked an outrage after he declared that it’s a ‘major sin’ for a wife to refuse sex with her husband.

Nassim Abdi, a fundamentalist preacher in Sydney, Australia told an Auburn mosque in the city’s west, that a woman would be ‘cursed’ by angels for refusing her husband’s demands for sex

‘If the husband calls the wife to be intimate and there’s no legitimate reason for the woman to say no, then she must answer the call of her husband,’ he said on Friday night.

‘She must answer the call of her husband and if not she has committed a major sin.

‘If the man calls the wife to bed and she refuses, the angels curse this woman and he sleeps with her whilst he’s angry, the angels curse her until she wakes up.’

His statement has sparked major concern among Feminists, with long-time feminist Eva Cox describing him as a ‘nutter’ for disrespecting women’s rights.

‘Somebody needs to inform the preacher that he’s preaching something which is illegal,’ she told Daily Mail Australia.

‘Preaching something which is illegal maybe should be banned. I’m sorry we’ve got these nutters.’

Macquarie University research professor Catharine Lumby, a gender adviser with the National Rugby League, described the sermon as ‘hate speech’.

‘That kind of speech should be investigated. I believe in freedom of speech but I believe in limits to freedom of speech where violence is being advocated,’ she said.

‘It is absolutely against the law in this country what he’s advocating. It’s a form of hate speech.’

While Professor Lumby said Mr. Abdi’s sermon could encourage Muslim men to commit domestic violence.

‘I would say it’s incitement to commit a criminal offence: if your wife doesn’t submit, then you still have the right to take her. That is a crime under Australian law,’ she said.

‘Shocking. The more I think about what this fundamentalist preacher said, in a way he’s advocating a form of domestic violence.’

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The Federal Government has approved the immediate deportation of 36 Indians and 2 Democratic People’s Republic of Korea nationals with immediate effect.

The Minister of Interior, Abdulrahman Dambazau, disclosed this in a statement issued by the Permanent Secretary of the ministry, Mohammed Umar, on Tuesday in Abuja.

Mr Umar said the minister who signed the deportation order on Tuesday, in his Office in Abuja said it was pursuant to section 45 (2, 3 and 4) of the Nigeria Immigration Act 2015.

Mr Dambazau in the statement explained that the Indian nationals gained entry into the country with fake visas and counterfeit Immigration stamps, while the Korean nationals failed to regularise their stay upon the expiration of their contract with Zamfara Government.

Mr Dambazau gave the names of the affected nationals as:Mr AN CHUN SIK and Mr JON SU GYONG of the Democratic People’s Republic Of Korea.

The statement listed the names of the 36 Indian nationals as: -Mr Sajji, Mrs Sajji Arvini, Mrs Sunil Babujumma, Mrs Meemi, Mr Papachi, Mr Deva, Mr Rajani, Mrs Kiran Shivachadra, Mr Shivachadra and Mr Shakthi.

Others the statement said are: Mr Prabhukumar, Mr Rajan, Mr Shree Kumar, Mr Jagandeesh, Mrs Mamathaja, Mrs Sheela, Mr Prasad, Mr Pappa and Ms Nirveni

Also named are: Mr Shambhu Kumar, Mrs Reshma, Mr Ravi Kumar, Mr Iraji, Mrs Jinotha, Mr Kishore, Mr Nageena, Mrs Sheelavathi and Mr. Nentaraju/Santhosh Kumar.

The minister in the statement named other the India nationals as Mrs Sumati, Mr Krishna Lokesh, Mr Santhil, Mr Vasantha, Mr Seebu, Mr Vishwanath, Mr Vishwanth Ramya and Mr Rajeshwari.

He reiterated President Muhammadu Buhari’s determination to empower the Nigeria Immigration Service to enhance enforcement of the nation’s Immigration Laws.

The minister in the statement further stated that all foreign nationals should operate within the provisions of the law as the nation would not compromise its immigration laws.

NAN

Bishop Daniel Obinim is currently trending on social media after a video of him, wanting to fly to heaven trended earlier, and still trending.

The popular and controversial Ghanaian pastor during a service at one his his church branches, was reportedly trying to vanish into heaven. It appeared that the pastor, during the prophetic and deliverance service wanted to take off into the skies.

“I feel to fly right now, I feel to fly”, Obinim said in the video continuously. “Watch me, I am about to vanish”, he continued in Twi.

He then urged his church members who had the means, to record this groundbreaking exploit of vanishing into heaven. He was instantly surrounded by some junior pastors and some of his congregants who begged him to rescind his decision to leave them on earth.

Despite Pastor Obinim assuring them of returning, they went on to plead for him to stop because their time was not up for him to ‘abandon’ them.

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