Shehu bello

🇳🇬PUBLIC OFFICERS ORDER OF PRECEDENCE TOP 11 1 President 2 Vice President 3 Senate President 4 Speaker of HoR 5 Chief Justice of Nigeria 6 Fmr Presidents 7 Fmr Vice President 8 Dep Senate President 9 Dep Speaker of HoR 10 Senators & HoR Members 11 State Governors #StatiSense

CHIEF JUSTICE OF NIGERIA - BY UNIV Uwais: 1995–06; ABU Belgore: 2006–07; UoL Kutigi: 2007–09; ABU Katsina-Alu: 2009–11; ABU Musdapher: 2011–12; ABU Mukhtar: 2012–14; GW Col of Law Mohammed: 2014–16; ABU Onnoghen: 2017–19; Uni of Ghana Tanko: 2019–22; ABU Ariwoola: 2022-...; OAU

🇳🇬ESTACODE PER NIGHT 1 Minister: $900 2 Minister of State: $900 3 Special Adviser: $800 4 Director General of MDA: $900 5 Chief Justice of Nigeria: $2,000 6 Justice of Supreme Court: $1,300 7 Appeal Court President: $1,300 8 Judges of Courts: $1,100 / $600 9 Senate President: $1,300 10 Dep Senate President: $1,100 11 Senator: $950 12 House of Rep Speaker: $1,200 13 Deputy Speaker: $1,000 14 House Member: $900 15 Commissioners: $600 16 Special Adviser (State): $500 17 DG/Perm Sec (State): $500 18 House Assembly Speaker: $700 19 Dep House Speaker: $650 20 House Member (State): $600 21 LGA Chairman/Vice: $450 22 Supervisory Councilor: $400 23 LGA Special Adviser: $400 24 LGA Legislative leader: $225 25 Dep LGA Leg. Leader: $220 26 Councilor of LGA: $210 #Statisense (RMAFC)

@gimbakakanda May Allah grant him shifa.

I used to visit a government agency for certain services, and there was a man there who, without knowing me, attended to me and ensured I got the outcome I sought when others frustrated me. He never asked to be paid, as is the culture in the organisation, and we maintained a dignified and professional relationship. This relationship developed to the point that I didn't have to visit the agency anymore; he offered to handle everything for me, again without requesting a dime. A few months ago, I requested a service, and he told me he wasn’t in the office but would get someone to help oversee it. He was in his home state somewhere in the North-West. Feeling guilty about having him stress someone on my behalf, I told him I would send something for him to give to the person he engaged as a gesture of thanks. He declined, saying they were only doing their job and asked me to send nothing. I was impressed. This morning, after trying his number for about two weeks without success, we finally spoke. I asked if he was in the office, and he said he was still in his home state. I joked about the length of his leave, and he then told me he had been battling for his life, even the last time we spoke, and hadn’t disclosed it because it was a personal problem. "I know you also have a lot going on," he said, speaking with difficulty. I felt terrible that I couldn’t tell he was ill from his slurred speech. He had been away from work, he said, because he was diagnosed with a partial stroke. This news left me instantly devastated.

Real Madrid 𝐧𝐞𝐞𝐝𝐞𝐝 Kylian Mbappé when the saga first started. Now Mbappé needs Madrid more than they need him 🧐 (w/ @Culturecams, @LyesBouzidi10) twitter.com/brfootball/sta…

MEDICAL NUMBERS IN THE LIFE OF EVERY HUMAN BEING 1. Blood pressure: 120 / 80 2. Pulse: 70 - 100 3. Temperature: 36.8 - 37 4. Respiration: 12-16 5. Hemoglobin: Males (13.50-18) Females ( 11.50 - 16 ) 6. Cholesterol: 130 - 200 7. Potassium: 3.50 - 5 8. Sodium: 135 - 145 9. Triglycerides: 220 10. The amount of blood in the body: Pcv 30-40% 11. Sugar: for Children (70-130) Adults: 70 - 115 12. Iron: 8-15 mg 13. White blood cells: 4000 - 11000 14. Platelets: 150,000 - 400,000 15. Red blood cells: 4.50 - 6 million.. 16. Calcium: 8.6 - 10.3 mg/dL 17. Vitamin D3: 20 - 50 ng/ml (nanograms per milliliter) 18. Vitamin B12: 200 - 900 pg/ml

Rudiger met his Daddy.

Bayern Munich coach, Tuchel: “If you look at Real Madrid’s goals 10 seconds before they score, you won’t see that they have any intention of scoring”

“ESPECIALLY FOR THE NEWCOMERS, THIS IS REAL MADRID. WE NEVER GIVE UP”.

On this day, 33 years ago, President Sheikh Sudais delivered his first Khatam Al Quran Dua in Masjid Al Haram (29 Ramadan 1412) Today, it will be His Excellency’s 34th consecutive Khatm Al Quran Dua in the Holy Haram. His first Dua was almost 45 minutes in duration, tonight it’s expected to be 30 minutes long

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The irony is that most of the kids in these private universities in Abuja aren't from comfortably rich families, as some of us tend to think. Many of them are simply the children of seasonally affluent public servants and businessmen who may face financial difficulties after leaving office or experiencing bad deals. Often, when a student's father passes away, the children are forced to transfer to public schools. I've witnessed this happening numerous times. So, the notion that these schools are breeding grounds for the spoilt and the super-rich is quite an amusing stereotype. Kids who claim they are out of touch with Nigerian reality because they attend these schools are either joking on the internet or in denial. Some parents work tirelessly to fund their children's education at Nile and Baze to shield them from the dysfunctions of public schools, not because they are exceptionally wealthy. An older friend of mine with a child at one of these schools shared this as his reason, and he is a high-ranking public servant with an impressive saving habit. A few days ago, while emphasizing to friends that we must empower our wives to thrive after our passing and not leave them as dependent idlers, I cited how, once the father of students in these high-paying schools passes away, their children move to cheaper or public schools. It's a distressing reality I've observed many times. And, yes, I have personal experience paying for education at the two private universities in Abuja, and I have never considered them schools exclusively for wealthy individuals, even with a Mai Deribe and a Dantata as my course-mates. In my postgraduate days, I shared classes and tables with a descendant of a family that’s achieved fortunes in Europe since the 1700s, and so I know when I encounter enduring generational wealth. The attitude is always different. In the end, we all have our struggles and make sacrifices for our children, hoping they won't take our efforts for granted. We hope they won't have to experience poverty after our passing before realizing that every family's fortune can change in just one tragic day.

The new Chairman of EFCC, Olukoyede, will inherit no fewer than 25 high-profile corruption cases involving former governors, ministers and senators. the amount at stake in the high-profile cases is not less than N772.2bn and another $2.2bn, alleged to have gone missing through money laundering, fund diversion and misappropriation. Some of the former governors who have been invited by the commission for probe include the immediate past governor of Ekiti State, Dr Kayode Fayemi; his predecessor, Ayo Fayose; former governor of Enugu State, Chimaroke Nnamani, among others. Other lingering cases involving the commission include the former National Security Adviser under ex-President Goodluck Jonathan, Col Sambo Dasuki (retd.), former Minister of Petroleum Resources, Diezani Alison-Madueke, among others. On June, Fayemi was invited by the commission over allegations of N4bn misappropriation during his tenure as governor. Fayemi’s media aide, Ahmad Sajoh, had said in a statement the following day that the former governor was invited “regarding a money laundering petition against him”, adding that the petition was filed by a faceless group. In May, the EFCC said the former Zamfara State governor was being investigated for the alleged diversion of N70bn from the state treasury. While the former governor accused Bawa of demanding $2m bribe, the EFCC in turn said Matawalle was under probe for N70bn fraud. the status of the bribery allegation and fraud claims could not be ascertained. Also, Nnamani was charged to court by the EFCC over an alleged N5.3bn fraud but the case was struck out in 2018. The agency however said in February of the same year that it had the intention of filing fresh charges against Nnamani and his former aide, Sunday Anyaogu. it could not be ascertained if the EFCC filed the fresh charges as it promised, and the status of the case. Former governor of Nasarawa State and immediate past chairman of the All Progressives Congress Senator Abdullahi Adamu, was in 2010 accused by the agency of N15bn fraud when he served as the governor between 1999 and 2007. The commission filed a 149-count charge against Adamu and 18 others. Similarly, in 2021, the former governor of Kano State, Rabiu Kwankwaso, was interrogated by the EFCC over alleged non-remittance of N10bn pension fund. The outcome of the investigation was however not known why the EFCC had yet to state if the fund had been found. The probe launched by the EFCC into the finances of Rivers State under former Governor Peter Odili has yet to see the light of day. The EFCC had said it was investigating Odili, the husband of a retired justice of the Supreme Court, for N100bn fraud in 2012. Although there was a perpetual court injunction restraining the Federal Government and its agencies, including the EFCC, from probing, arresting or prosecuting him, the former acting chairman of the agency, Ibrahim Magu, in 2020 said the case would be reopened. Former governor of Abia State, Theodore Orji, and his sons, Chinedu and Ogbonna, were also under the EFCC’s probe in 2021 for alleged misappropriation of public funds and money laundering to the tune of N551bn. In 2018, the former governor was also accused by the commission of mismanaging N27bn disbursed to the state by the Central Bank of Nigeria for Small and Medium Enterprise during his tenure as governor. Also, former Governor of Gombe State, Danjuma Goje, was arraigned in 2011 shortly after the end of his eight-year tenure over fraud to the tune of N5bn. The agency however withdrew from the case and handed it over to the office of the Attorney-General for continuation of prosecution. The governor of Sokoto State between 2007 and 2015, Aliyu Wammako, was accused by the EFCC of allegedly diverting N15bn. While the EFCC said the former governor would be invited for interaction, he had yet to be charged to court till date. The former governor had dared the commission that he was ready for legitimate trial. former governor of Enugu State, Sullivan Chime, was also accused by the EFCC of mismanaging the resources of the state and receiving part of the N23bn allegedly shared by a former Minister of Petroleum Resources, Diezani Alison-Madueke for Jonathan’s re-election campaign in 2015. It was reported that although many persons involved in the N23bn Diezani fund have been charged, there has been no update on Chime’s case. The EFCC said in 2017 that Chime was still under investigation. Former governor of Borno State, Senator Ali Modu Sheriff, was arrested in June 2015 for alleged embezzlement of public funds during his eight years as governor of. He was however granted bail. The EFCC said in February 2016 that the former governor was still under probe. His administration was said to have received over N300bn from the federation account between 2003 and 2011, an amount the EFCC alleged was mismanaged. Former Jigawa State governor, Sule Lamido, who was governor of the state from 2007 to 2015 is currently standing trial with two of his sons – Aminu and Mustapha – before a Federal High Court in Abuja for alleged N1.35bn fraud. former governor of Adamawa State, Murtala Nyako, who served from 2007 until his impeachment in 2014, was accused alongside eight others by the agency of money laundering to the tune of N29bn. The Court of Appeal in January 2022 ordered that the case be returned to the Federal High Court for trial, after Nyako entered a no-case submission. Former Ekiti State governor, Ayodele Fayose, was also accused by the EFCC of N6.9bn fraud. The case is ongoing in court, a matter the current leadership is expected to follow to its logical conclusion. former Governor of Plateau State, Jonah Jang, is facing trial for alleged fraud to the tune of N6.3bn. The EFCC slammed 12 counts bordering on misappropriation of funds. The court acquitted him of the charges, but the commission planned to appeal the case. To public knowledge, the appeal has yet to be filed. former Niger State governor, Babangida Aliyu, and two others were accused of diverting N2bn ecological fund. former governor of Benue State, Gabriel Suswam, was also under investigation for alleged N3.1bn money laundering charges. former Governor of Imo State, Ikedi Ohakim, had been accused and was being prosecuted by the agency for $2.2m fraud. On November 12, 2021, a former Edo State governor, Lucky Igbinedion, was charged for N1.6bn fraud. former Minister of Aviation, Senator Stella Oduah, was also charged for alleged N5bn fraud. the cases involving Dasuki and Alison-Madueke have yet to be concluded. For Dasuki, the EFCC accused him of diverting $2.1bn arms fund, while Alison-Madueke had said ir traced N47.2bn, $487.5m to the ex-minister.

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The Holy Prophet Muhammad (saw) said: 1) 4 things make our body sick: a) Talking too much b) Sleeping too much c) Eating too much d) Interacting too much with other people 2) 4 things destroy the body: a) The anxiety b) Gloom (sadness/sorrow) c) Hunger d) Sleep late at night 3) 4 things remove light and joy from the face: a) The lie b) Being disrespectful, impudent (knowingly insisting on a bad thing) c) Argue without adequate knowledge or information d) Excessive immorality (doing a wrong thing without fear) 4) 4 things increase facial light and joy: a) Piety b) Loyalty c) Generosity (being good) d) Be helpful to others without them asking. 5) 4 things stop rizq (wersek) a) Sleep in the morning (fajr to sunrise) b) Do not pray or be irregular in prayers c) Laziness / Idleness d) Cheating/dishonesty 6) 4 things bring and/or increase the rizq: a) Watch in prayer b) Excessively doing istighfar c) Do sadaqah regularly d) Zikr The Holy Prophet said: "Do nothing during the adhan (call to prayer) even read the Quran, the person who speaks during the adhan will be unable to pronounce the kalima shahada on his deathbed." The Holy Prophet also said to pass on even one verse to others because this verse will intercede on the day of judgment. Allahumma-inni-ala-Zikr-ika-wa Shuk-rika wa husni Ibaadatik. A very powerful du'a has been sent to you. Imagine 1000 people reading it thanks to you. JazakAllah, it will only be Good for you Masha Allah🤲

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Population: 1. India 🇮🇳 1,430 million 2. China 🇨🇳 1,425 million 3. USA 🇺🇸 340 million 4. Indonesia 🇮🇩 277 million 5. Pakistan 🇵🇰 241 million 6. Nigeria 🇳🇬 224 million 7. Brazil 🇧🇷 216 million 8. Bangladesh 🇧🇩 173 million 9. Russia 🇷🇺 144 million 10. Mexico 🇲🇽 128 million . 12. Japan 🇯🇵 123 million 14. Egypt 🇪🇬 113 million 16. Iran 🇮🇷 89 million 18. Turkey 🇹🇷 85 million 19. Germany 🇩🇪 83 million 21. UK 🇬🇧 67 million 23. France 🇫🇷 64 million 24. South Africa 🇿🇦 60 million 25. Italy 🇮🇹 58 million 29. South Korea 🇰🇷 51 million 32. Spain 🇪🇸 47 million 33. Argentina 🇦🇷 45 million 38. Canada 🇨🇦 38 million 40. Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦 37 million 41. Ukraine 🇺🇦 36 million 52. Venezuela 🇻🇪 28 million 54. Niger 🇳🇪 27 million 55. Australia 🇦🇺 26 million 66. Kazakhstan 🇰🇿 19 million 72. Netherlands 🇳🇱 17 million 87. Sweden 🇸🇪 10.6 million 96. UAE 🇦🇪 9.5 million 100. Austria 🇦🇹 8.9 million 101. Switzerland 🇨🇭 8.8 million 114. Singapore 🇸🇬 6 million 115. Denmark 🇩🇰 5.9 million 118. Finland 🇫🇮 5.5 million 119. Norway 🇳🇴 5.4 million 168. Luxemburg 🇱🇺 655,282 179. Iceland 🇮🇸 375,575 197. Seychelles 🇸🇨 107,660 217. Monaco 🇲🇨 36,297 227. Tuvalu 🇹🇻 11,396 234. Vatican 🇻🇦 518 World 🌍 8,005 million

“If Wike wants to restore FCT Master Plan he should start with demolishing Aso Rock Presidential Villa, because it’s not part FCT Master Plan” - Daniel Bwala

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