Saleem Ahmad, Esq

@FinePopo @egi_nupe @RidwanuLlah @UsmanAbidemiEsq @NajeebAdamu1 @SASK238250 @MarufMuhammed4 and all friends and colleagues following me on this app. Remember to send Sallah presents to me in Benin City, Edo State. As you prepare for the season, please prepare for us. Enjoy the fruitful season.❤️😊 Thank you greatly

@Chinaluemmanuel @FinePopo @egi_nupe @RidwanuLlah @UsmanAbidemiEsq @NajeebAdamu1 @MarufMuhammed4 Duly noted sir😅👍

@Isirmdjr Habuja*

"ai a Abuja yake" nawa o, una dey give this Abuja too much relevance o.

Omo at this point, i don’t need barka da sallah. I actually need zakat😭

@NajeebAdamu1 Same thing in Gombe

The Slow Wheels of Justice! I recently filed a case at the High Court. The staff at the Process Unit calmly informed me it could take up to two weeks for the Chief Judge (CJ) to assign the matter to a specific court, and that I should follow up after then. Hoping for consolation, I called a friend to vent. He told me that the last case he filed at the high court took one full month just to be assigned. And that’s only the beginning. Once assigned, the defendant must be served with the writ. They then have 21 days to file their Statement of Defence (or counterclaim). After that, the claimant still has 14 days to file a Reply. By my calculation, we’re easily looking at well over one month before the case even comes up for the first time, and that’s assuming zero hitches. What kind of justice moves at a tortoise’s pace? How do we expect the public to maintain confidence in the judiciary when justice is delayed like this? "Justice delayed is justice denied" is not just a saying, it’s the daily reality for many citizens who turn to the courts for resolution. Later on, we will wonder why citizens take even civil cases to the police or EFCC. Truth is, we need faster case assignment systems, digital tracking, more judges, and stricter timelines if the system is to remain credible.

@300921h Kumo State*

Heavy rain in kumo.

Depending on the strength of the wind, the apple may fall very far away from the tree.

Na to slaughter zogale for Eid kawai.

Should we feed the less privileged Iftar food on Arafat day like we do every year?

@thatgirlummi @mvcciido_szn The last frame is called the book of lies😅

𝑨𝒔 𝒕𝒉𝒆 𝒄𝒐𝒖𝒓𝒕 𝒑𝒍𝒆𝒂𝒔𝒆𝒔⚖️👩‍⚖️

A white guy can do the worst thing ever and the headline will still open with a compliment

“We must choose between champagne for a few or drinking water for all.” — Thomas Sankara

@mrfestusogun Vicarious trauma is real. Play safe counsels

Are there mental health supports for human rights lawyers? Some of us hear stories of egregious human rights abuses and they shake us to the bones.

@sadiqGsadiq 0904..?

Too easy for me

An Islamic scholar said something yesterday about Sheikh Pantami that really resonated with me He said, “If Sheikh Pantami does not win the primaries or the general election, it simply means one thing: the people are not good enough to deserve him.”

“People have beautiful things to say about you, but you must die first.” — Fyodor Dostoevsky

All we asked for was to exit YouTube while playing music

@its_shamex Still available?

just saw 30K and 35K rams right now in Kaduna. Gayu a rufa ido a yi layya.

For young litigation lawyers, let me share a practice tip with us. Whenever you successfully foreclose the prosecution in a case and the only witness in the case TESTIFIED HALFWAY AND DID NOT RETURN FOR CROSS-EXAMINATION, your best option is not No Case Submission (NCS). The best option is to rest your case on the case of the prosecution. On the effect of the evidence of a witness who did not return for cross-examination, read the cases of Al-mustapha v. State and Shofolahan v. State. See Part 1383 of the @NWLRonline.

@oil_shaeikh Like Matawalle

Do you know that Rabiu Musa kwankwaso was once a Defense minister ?