Muhammad Lawal

Yelo baba is not your mate.

Duk mu hada hannu, mu bada gudunmawa wajen tabbatar da Nasaran mai girma gwamna Uba Sani. Munyi namu, muna kanyi. Ko me kukayi? Kowa Namu Ne ✌🏽♾️ @Abunaah @Yelo_Baba @mni_JJ @Saudah_im @thezarmeen @IU_Wakilii @abdoulrahman_i @RSD_____ @mkabir_001 @Rayyan_Tukur @Dawood_Zannah

This retired civil servant in Abuja sold his family house without telling his wife or children. Months before anyone suspected anything, the original house documents had already been quietly moved out of the house for safekeeping So when strangers eventually showed up for inspection, it had already gone too far to reverse. That house wasn’t inherited. It came from years of deductions, years of sacrifice, living inside one of those government quarters that were later sold to occupants But retirement changed the balance of power inside the house. His wife controlled most decisions, and gradually the children adopted her tone until the man who paid for the roof over their heads became almost invisible inside it He said there was even a period he fell seriously sick and nobody asked if he had eaten before leaving the house each morning. Around that same period, his entire gratuity was taken to fund a family business. It was supposed to help everyone. It collapsed before one year That was when the quiet planning began. Not loudly, not emotionally but silently. He decided he would rather start life again alone than remain in a house where he felt unwanted. Months later, the house was sold privately for 90 million A smaller house in a quiet suburb was purchased for 18 million, and the rest was secured quietly. At home, nothing looked suspicious. No arguments, no sudden tension. Weeks before leaving, clothes were gradually packed under the excuse of sending them to the dry cleanerThen one day, he travelled for what was described as a consultancy job. He never returned to that house again. The truth surfaced the day the new owner sent people to inspect it. Panic started immediately, his children that haven't checked on him since he travelled startedcalling nonstop, asking what was going on. That was when he confirmed it himself. Yes, the house had been sold. By then, nothing could be undone. Attempts were made to trace his new location, but he had already moved carefully. deliberately. He said something that stayed with me since I heard the story: “I didn’t abandon my family… I simply inherited myself before they buried me alive😆😂”. — Shehu

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Katsina ba korafi 😂

Fahad Dahiru Mangal in place of Sani Danlami is a step forward, trust me.

NAFDAC CBN FIRS -NRS NEITI <<<<<<<<<

Why? What do you think happened to him? Did he do something wrong, or have we simply stopped caring about his fight against corruption? because we all have our own “favorite” corrupt politician? Or have we just grown numb to his revelations as we often do and quietly moved on?

Power is taken, not given, grabbed not handed...the opposition should be constantly reminded by this!

😂😂😂😂

Such moments of deliberate solitude are not indulgent. They are necessary. They restore perspective in a world that constantly fragments attention, and they return you to yourself with a sharper sense of direction.

I was in Jushi, Zaria, to officially commission an APC Community Office under the Jushi Youth Progressive Forum — a project I proudly supported. The office, formerly an SDP base, now stands as a symbol of unity and renewed commitment, as members of the community decamp to the APC through the efforts of Mal. Tahir, a committed Team member. This move reflects growing confidence in the Renewed Hope Agenda of President @officialasiwajubat and Governor @ubasanius . Grateful for the warm reception and strong turnout. Together, we continue to strengthen our party from the grassroots. KOWA NAMU NE ✌🏽♾️ @Abunaah @mni_JJ @Yelo_Baba @Saudah_im @thezarmeen @Imranmuhdz @IU_Wakilii @Sarki_sultan @abdoulrahman_i @Dawood_Zannah @RSD_____ @Rayyan_Tukur

Take yourself out, not as an escape, but as an act of self-regard. Sit with good food, unhurried, and allow the moment to stretch beyond utility. Solitude, when chosen, is not loneliness. It is a form of intellectual and emotional recalibration.

ADC gone!

As of jiya Da naje,an rubuta mishi wainnan maganin ansai biyu saura Daya, babu ma #7000 da zaa sayi maganin💔 Dan Allah lets support Mallam Hassan with whatever amount we have, no amount is too small, your #50, #100 can go a long way for him. Gt bank 0112937806 Hassan Ibrahim Phone number: 08035150029

This is very personal to me. Tsakani da Allah Garkuwa ba mu yadda ba.

If we are serious about institutional integrity and political maturity, then fairness, transparency, and inclusivity must take precedence over orchestrated consensus.

I remain unconvinced by the notion of a “consensus candidate,” as it often substitutes elite bargaining for genuine democratic contestation.

I worry for people who find joy in the misfortune of others. Moments like that may feel satisfying for a short while, but they quietly chip away at empathy, humanity, and the values that hold communities together. Today it may be someone else’s downfall being celebrated; tomorrow it could be ours. Life has a way of humbling everyone, and the same hands that clap at another person’s struggle may one day seek support and understanding. Real strength is shown in compassion, not in mockery. A society grows healthier when we lift each other up, learn from each other’s mistakes, and offer grace even when it’s undeserved. Celebrating failure spreads bitterness, but choosing empathy spreads hope.

One you read things like consensus in a democratic process, just know that it is a clandestine ploy by Governors to foist their preferred candidates as against a level playing field where everyone would be given equal chances. In Nasarawa,for instance, IGP Adamu openly disagrees.