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Auwalu Hamza
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Auwalu Hamza
@afhamu
Web Developer | DevOps Engineer @hotelsng
Kano, Nigeria Katılım Ağustos 2010
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ALHAMDULLAH.! ALHDULLAH.!! ALHDULLAH..!!!
I installed solar Panels Light.. on my little shop ☺️🎉🎉


Ahmad@ahmadyuguda_
Alhamdulillah. 🤲❤️ This little shop has been my source of strength and survival. I started it with just 200k.😄 and today it has helped me pay my school fees, buy my clothes, support my parents when they needed me, and carry me to my final year at the university. I've been sponsoring myself since I was 14, and every time I look back, I feel proud of how far I've come. Alhamdulillah for everything I believe greater things are still ahead.
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@CaptJamyl Lafiya duniya ce. Talauci kuma masifa ne Allah ya ƙara mana lafiya sannan kuma yayi mana iyaka da talauci
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@Ahbukarr @Minikothe3rd Bayan ya dawo ɗin kuma ya cimma burin sa ba
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Talking about crying 😭

Bashir Ahmad, OON@BashirAhmaad
Having those 8 goals didn’t stop Messi from crying his eyes out. So? 😂😂😂
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@ShanksBNB @fourdotmemezh I wasn't sure what was the best decision, but having that amount of supply on my wallet can also hold the token back and I didn't want it.
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Just sent the remaining ~4% of the supply to @fourdotmemezh
They can decide how to use it in the future.
With this, my wallet now holds zero tokens.
Every transaction has been shared publicly from day one with 100% transparency.

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@Talk2Fortune1 @KNGREDDA @officialfox6400 The only reason it bothers me less is that I know even if we had bought earlier, we wouldn't have held it this long, and we would have regretted selling too soon.
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@muazu94380 @KafinHausaa Kaji wani jaki kuma. A ina kaji anyi maganar Hausa/Fulani?
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@KafinHausaa Nothing like hausa/fulani go and find your brothers we don't like you either you bandit
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"No gree for anybody o!"
"If I were a bandit, you wouldn't be standing here," she fired back.
A Hausa/Fulani woman stood up for her dignity after security operatives ordered everyone to come out for a search.
When one of the officers allegedly said, "That one is Yoruba, not Fulani. Don't search her," she perceived the remark as disrespectful and responded by defending both her dignity and that of her community.
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Kawai dai bindigar su ce jaka!
Typical Aboki@Proud_Aboki
Wallahi Jama’a kuje ku nemi Maganin Bindiga, wannan Bawan Allah da kuke gani, Kasheshi ake so ayi amma bindigar taki tashi !
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@seunosewa @markessien The narrative is changing, and that is not going to be an issue by 2027. Not only that, the idea of voting for a Muslim candidate against a Christian candidate has also begun to lose its significance thanks to PBAT and his anti-people policies.
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Lecturing is interesting but it can be a very dangerous profession. It can be more dangerous than the military. The relationship between a lecturer (man) and a student (woman), married or unmarried is complex. The line between staying professional and becoming promiscuous is very thin. One needs a powerful prayer and strong self will to resist the temptation that is thrown at you constantly.
Lecturers go looking for a female student to date. I have seen that happen many times. There are many of them. They come in different shapes, colours, sizes, and family backgrounds. There is always the one that will catch your fancy and she is vulnerable. Your ability to stay professional and resist her will save your life and personal credibility.
Female students go looking for lecturers to date. They wear heavy make up to the classroom. They smell nice to entice. They stare at lecturers like a romantic movie. One can almost feel the sharpeness in their eyes. They talk seductively. Its like music to the ears. Some of them will like the lecturers naturally. I know a few who found love and got married from the classroom. Some of them cannot pass a particular course or the project is too hard to write. They are looking for academic favours and there is no boundary that they cannot cross. Some are just looking for fun. They see a fine lecturer, they like him immediately.
These dynamics are hard to navigate. Some of the few strategies that I personally implemented is to reduce exposure. I don't share my phone number. All correspondences are done by email. The students hated me for this but I wanted to protect myself against destruction. Female students are not allowed to come to my office to gist. Allowing a group of female "gisters" in your office is the beginning of a bad journey. I also didn't collect any gift of any kind from students. It is a trap, avoid it.
The university classroom is a wonderful place where knowledge is shared and acquired. But it is a dangerous place to be. Be very intentional in what you do. Pray hard and stay out of trouble with these girls because it is not worth it. The lecturer who got the beating of his life deserves to learn a lesson. There is nothing he is looking for in that married woman that his own wife cannot provide. It is all fantasy.
The grace of God and a little bit of luck is what will make the difference if a woman is involved. A woman's trap can catch anybody. Allah ya kyauta!
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@UtdMaI Ask yourself this question; Did Messi played in those aforementioned league?
Answer is; No
My opinion; You are a f00l
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