Muhammd Sani Sabiu
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Muhammd Sani Sabiu
@MuhammdSani
My name is Muhammad Sani Sabiu, I was born on 12/11/1986. I started my educational carrier at Maryam Kiddey Academy Janta Adamu, Jos, Platuex State, Nigeria.
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@vdmempire Anyone who says he should be sacked knows nothing. An order is an order and must be obeyed unless he receives another other from a superior officer saying otherwise. Wike is not an officer and he does not take orders from Wike.
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SACKED 💔😭🚨
"This is unacceptable. His uniform should be removed" –
All Progressives Congress (APC) chieftain, Joe Igbokwe, has called for the dismissal of a soldier who clashed with the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Nyesom Wike, during an inspection in Abuja.
What's your take on this?

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@musa_farida102 May Almighty Allah forgive his shortcomings and admit him in Aljannah Firfaus
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NIGERIA UPDATE: ACCEPTANCE SPEECH by: GOV RAUF AREGBESOLA on appointment as THE INTERIM NATIONAL SECRETARY, ADC - The party platform adopted by the National Opposition Coalition Group - Tuesday, 1st July, 2025 - PART 1 of 2
Dear Party Leaders, Distinguished Members, Friends, and Fellow Citizens,
It is with deep humility, a profound sense of duty, and unwavering hope for our people, nation, race and party and that I accept the appointment as The National Secretary of our great party.
I thank the leadership for the trust reposed in me. But more than that, I thank every committed member of this party are those who still believe that politics can be a force for good, people who believe that party forms government and must control it. Those who believe in the supremacy of the party in a democracy and all products of democratic contests. Those who recognise that parties must stand for and with the people in the promotion of their interests and aspirations. That parties therefore are not merely machines for winning elections but institutions for mobilizing, organizing, energizing, educating, empowering and encouraging the people towards their emancipation and development.
Let me begin by saying this: a political party is not a platform for opportunism. It is not a mere vehicle to power for the few, nor a tool for personal ambition. A political party, in its truest form, is a living institution built on values, guided by ideals, and accountable to the people it seeks to serve.
Throughout Africa’s history, and particularly in the legacy of the African National Congress (ANC) of South Africa; a 113 year- behemoth of party organization that is impeccable in its credibility as a model of supremacy of party over its creation (government and popularly elected officials) have seen what a party grounded in ideology, principle, and people-centered struggle can achieve. The ANC is not perfect but it stands for something. It was forged in resistance, sharpened by vision, and led by men and women who believe in justice, dignity, equality, inclusivity of all interests and true freedom. It has character. It has soul. It is therefore a true platform for the expression of their aspirations.
Sadly, in Nigeria today, we cannot say the same about many of our political parties.
Our political landscape is plagued by parties that lack ideological depth. They are empty shells merging and splitting, not over policy or principle, but over power and personality. There is little regard for the people, and even less for the country.
That is not the kind of party we must be. That is not the kind of party I will serve.
As The National Secretary, I will work to build a party that has a clear ideological compass, a party that is absolutely committed to the people, rooted in democratic values, rule of law, social justice, accountability, transparency and national development. A party that listens and works for to the people, not only during elections, but every single day.
We must become an institution where:
(1) Internal democracy is not just preached but practiced.
(2) Intra-party competition is transparent, fair, and just.
(3) All party structures from the ward to the national level and function effectively and efficiently.
(4) Young people, women, and the marginalized have a real voice, not symbolic inclusion.
(5) All special and critical interests(security, educators, farmers, workers, women, youth, professionals, people with special needs, etc., must be recognised and allowed to have autonomous structures within the party.
We will model international best practices in party organization, administration, and ethics. We will study what works from South Africa to Sweden, from Chile to Kenya, and adapt what fits our local reality. Discipline, order, clarity of purpose, and service to the people must define us.
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@elrufai May Almighty Allah continue to be your guide while trying to make changes in our political system
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This day, April 11, has always been a special day for me and my entire family.
The birthday date of every child is registered in the memory of the parents.
And so, when Adamu came to us on this day 50 years ago, every passing year has been a beholding memory.
I cannot pretend to simplify the fact that @AdamuAtikuA is a son with an aura that is not common - as with many of his siblings.
Having come in what I call the first order of Atiku’s progeny, Adamu was born with a natural mantle of leadership in his hands.
My experience of him growing up was special. Like with all those of my children who came about the same time with him, parenting was meant to be with an iron fist.
However, Adamu, in particular, showed that the iron fist was unnecessary. The mien of his polite character inspired his younger siblings to follow a tradition of modest upbringing that continues to be a defining feature amongst my other children.
Adamu is a blessing to my family, for which I will be eternally grateful to Allah.
I am proud that today, I not only have a worthy son in him, he is also a friend and a confidant in whom I am most pleased with.
It gives me joy to celebrate him today on his 50th birthday anniversary and to wish him the fullness of good tidings in the years that lie ahead by the mercy of Almighty Allah. -AA

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@BashirElRufai Masha Allah, this shows that you are a true leader that has listening ears
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@BashirAhmaad Hm, You can say whatever, since you are part of the Government, but remember what Late Yar'adua did in the Petroleum industry by reducing prices of the products and even creates Mega Stations across the Nation for the benefit of Common Man, Niger Delta Militants and lots more.
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Hilarious! In terms of infrastructure, these three presidents combined can’t boast even a third of what President Buhari achieved in his 8 years. That is not even an opinion, that is a fact.
PDP Republic@PDPRepublic
The last time Nigeria was in good hands🇳🇬
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@ShehuSani Hm, Subhanallah, we don't know where this Government is heading to.
Allah ya kyauta
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The report that this country’s diplomatic staff have not been paid their salaries and allowances for months is unfair and damaging to the image of the country.The staff have bills to pay especially Rents and school fees of their children.Its unconscionable to subject them to this kind of embarrassment abroad.Its surely not about lack of resources.@NigeriaMFA @FinMinNigeria
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@ShehuSani Allah ya jikan MAZA... Allah ya yafe ma baba na kurakuren sa. Ameen ya rabbil alameen.
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@PolarisBankLtd What kind of inhuman action is this? How can a Bank go for an upgrade without notifying it's customers? What stupidity is this? We were stranded today, we can't access our money
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Then why did he not transform Anambra in eight years as a two-term Governor? Peter Obi met the poverty rate in Anambra at 41%, and it ballooned to 53% under him.
The incumbent Governor of Anambra, Professor Chukwuma Soludo, recently revealed that 70 communities in Anambra do not have schools to date.
How many schools did Peter Obi build during his eight-year tenure as Anambra Governor? Zero. Not one. He did not build a single nursery, primary, or secondary school, and he built no universities.
But he was able to build breweries. Is that how he would have transformed Nigeria? By making us drink instead of making us learn?
How, then, did Obi expect poverty to decline if educational standards did not improve, considering the correlation between education and prosperity?
As a matter of fact, instead of schools, the Peter Obi Anambra State Government fostered 486 exam 'miracle' centres in Anambra, where exam fraud produced many Mmesomma Ejikemes.
These are the types of people who become engineers who build houses that collapse and kill people. Because they got their degrees through exam fraud, courtesy of Peter Obi.
Peter Obi, transformed Anambra into the examination malpractice capital of the world. He almost got the state delisted by WAEC until the Obiano government closed them down under pressure from WAEC two months after taking over from Obi.
And this is the man that they claim would have transformed Nigeria?
At least, under Tinubu as a two-term Governor of Lagos, poverty was reduced. Ditto for Sanwo-Olu. And that is precisely why Obi ran away from Anambra and now lives in Lagos.
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Inna lillahi wa inna ilaihi raji’un!
With absolute submission to the will of Almighty Allah (SWT), I announce the demise of my beloved grandmother, the mother of my father, who passed away earlier today in Kano after a brief illness of just a few hours (she was completely alright last night).
Please join my family in praying for Almighty Allah (SWT) to accept her, forgive all her shortcomings, and grant her the highest rank of Jannah as her final abode.
Allah ya jikan Gwoggo, Allah ya gafarta mata. Ameen!

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