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@Ameenullah_

Muslim // Sunni // Financial Expert // Advocate for Islamic Finance // Sometimes funny 🤷🏾‍♂️

NG. Katılım Mart 2012
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Inna lillahi wa inna ilaihi rajiuna !!! I just learned that a friend of mine was killed by bandits last night !!! His name is Ja’o Garba !!! He lived in a town called Kanwa, a ward under Zurmi Local Government Area !!! He operated a local pharmacy store in the town !!! He was shot 4 times yesterday on his way back home from his pharmacy !!! He leaves behind a 2 years old daughter and a wife !!! The last time I saw him was at a wedding Fatiha in March !!! Are we going to continue living like this fgs !!!
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An yanka ta tashi… Arsenal sun ci Premier, baza mu qara jin kunnuwan ba kuma
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Two faced snake… how easily they shed their skin 🤦🏾‍♂️
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“Buried” starring Ryan Reynolds is on of the most suspenseful psychological thriller movies ever.. Keeps you on ur toes the whole movie. P.S: spoiler alert, he dies at the end 😅
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Because if the actors are good, the race doesn't matter.
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MD Yusuf 1998 was Presidential aspirant of the GDM, he was only only one that refused to withdraw for Abacha to be candidate. At last primary was conducted in Maiduguri, I led students of Unimaid to protest at venue as NANS VP, sadly the party chairman Alhaji Gambo Lawan announced that Abacha won GDM too. Abacha died after 6 weeks.
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M.D. Yusufu was one of the few men Sani Abacha could neither easily arrest nor silence. He was the kind of man who seemed almost unarrestable. So why was he untouchable? M.D. Yusufu was a unique figure. He was born into an aristocratic family, rose high enough to become Inspector General of Police, and was also a radical. Those three combinations made him extremely dangerous to any authoritarian government. In short, he was a dangerous man. If Abacha had arrested M.D. Yusufu, he could have united all three major elements that were already in opposition to him, and that might have created even greater chaos for the regime. So Abacha largely left him alone. And when almost every political party was being pressured into endorsing Abacha for the elections that were supposed to hold in 1998, M.D. Yusufu was among the very few who held out and refused to endorse him. Hence, this flier. M.D. Yusufu was a radical long before he entered the Nigerian Police Force, and the system did not change him. If anything, he tried to carry some of those radical ideas into government. He was friends with Bala Usman, the famous historian from Ahmadu Bello University, and he connected with other radicals of his era. When he retired from the police force, he simply continued along the same path. One of his first acts after leaving office was to mount the flag of the People's Redemption Party in front of his house, the party of Aminu Kano, another man who refused to bend easily before power. The more I think about it, the more I feel Nigeria needs more dangerous men and women like M.D. Yusufu. People who become too dangerous for power brokers to control, and who refuse to join them in destroying the country. That alone is an achievement. This image is from the archive exhibition hosted by nigerianradicalism.net and the Jos Radical Collective. ©️ LENGDUNG TUNGCHAMMA

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