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@BashirAhmaad One month mtswwww

A father takes his son on an incredible journey inside the human digestive system. What an extraordinary look at the complexity of the human body. Watching this reminds us of the greatness and wisdom of Allah ﷻ. Every organ, every process and every detail works with perfect precision. Truly, in the creation of man are signs for those who reflect. SubhanAllah. 🤲🏽❤️

If fuel comes down to N600 tomorrow, I will withdraw as vice president for Atiku and I will campaign for Tinubu. Tinubu will not rig this election because there might not be a Nigeria if he rigs this election. Why? Because people are tired, they are hungry. Nobody hates Tinubu. I love Tinubu, he knows. - Rotimi Amaechi, ADC vice presidential candidate

Benjamin Netanyahu delivered his address at the UN General Assembly to an almost empty hall, after many world leaders walked out before the beginning of his speech in a show of solidarity with Palestine.

Dayake Kai tinkiya ne 😂

I have watched Yusuf Aliyu’s video repeatedly, and each time, my heart breaks. A child with such intelligence, clarity and confidence should be in a classroom building his future—not struggling for survival in a community surrounded by gold but buried in poverty. I cannot look at him and see an “illegal miner.” I see a Nigerian child failed by the country that should have protected him. I see brilliance trapped by poverty and enormous promise abandoned by leadership. I appeal specifically for his safety. His courage must not expose him or his family to intimidation or retaliation. I am prepared to support his education and ensure that the brilliance we have witnessed is not buried by poverty. Any effort to reach him must be handled responsibly through his family and appropriate child-protection channels. But this video raises a question that should trouble the conscience of every Nigerian: how can a community sitting upon gold remain so poor that it cannot educate its children? How can its wealth leave the soil while hunger and deprivation remain in its homes? This is an indictment of the Tinubu administration. The Federal Government controls Nigeria’s mineral resources, yet the communities producing that wealth remain without schools, opportunities or protection. The contrast is revealing. President Buhari established PAGMI to register, train and integrate artisanal miners into the formal economy, with Niger State included among its intervention states. Tinubu inherited that framework but has met these vulnerable citizens with raids, detention and the label “illegal miners.” Buhari saw people to formalise. Tinubu sees poor people to criminalise. This boy is evidence against the Tinubu government. His intelligence exposes the opportunities it has failed to provide. His poverty exposes the injustice of Nigeria’s mining economy. His presence at that site exposes an administration that has left brilliant children without a ladder out of deprivation. The government must explain what became of PAGMI in Niger State and how 37 Nigerians died in the custody of a federal agency. Calling them “illegal miners” cannot erase their humanity or excuse their deaths. As a father, a grandfather and a Nigerian, I refuse to look away. I will continue to speak for these children because their lives matter, their dreams matter and their future belongs to Nigeria. The gold beneath their community should build classrooms and livelihoods, not graves. —AA

@Sarki_sultan Our incoming Adamawa first lady

@BashirAhmaad When your surrounded with blinders

@BashirAhmaad Alhamdulillah lokachi yayi

@Pharm_Emem Do it for the love of your country

Dangote refinery is not going to make you wealthy if you are not rich yet, dead that idea. Kill it fast fast. It is a compounder for the wealthy. Let me explain. If you buy 100 units, that is 52,500, for your capital to double, it would mean the valuation of the refinery would be around 96B dollars, that is when your 52,500 becomes 105,000. That might take a while say 2-5 years, but for the wealthy that invest 100m, if the company moves just 15% upward per share he gains extra 15m each year. You might see that someone has committed 400m dollars to the refinery, if the refinery gains just 10% each year for the next 5 years, that is 40m in the first year, 44m in second year like that like that. Know what you are signing up for, don’t think your 10 units would become millions one day, it would never.

@IU_Wakilii Back then in 2021 I did my own around 50k, but now it cost me 150k for renewal

@officialABAT @NGFSecretariat With due respect sir transportation is not only what we feel the most, the cost of living entirely thats what removal of subsidy caused

Full tank for my Honda Accord 2014 with fuel price of N1230 at MRS Filling Station swallowed N100,860.00 from 0 miles to 406 miles, which was equivalent to 80 liters. Tell me. What did I benefit from the removal of subsidy? How did the removal of subsidy improve my life? This is just PMS aspect of life.

Your landlord hikes your rent from ₦30,000 to ₦300,000, then drags you to the bank and forces you to take a loan just to afford it. That’s the perfect description of Bola Tinubu’s NELFUND.

Tinubu want people to vote for him because Governors now get more money 😂. What has there more money added to the well being of the people. ? They removed subsidy that people benefitted directly from and shared the money with Governors and want applause because of that. We reject you all.

@HAHayatu Shine kawai

Those that do not want subsidy returning should go ahead and vote Tinubu. We that want subsidy back will vote for Atiku. Shikenan.

We will drag this subsidy issue up to election day, just get ready. Of course we know your defence will be with subsidy removal salaries cannot be paid etc, I asked when GEJ and others were paying subsidy and paying regular salary and dollar at 150 was he paying from home fathers farm ?

Wallahi, we are currently hiding in the bush. The bandits have forced us to flee our town, and I am now hiding in the bushes. I have no idea where my wife and my mother are. Pray for us