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Haj Halima Idris

Haj Halima Idris

@bachure

Doctorate Student Sustainable Development, Msc Disaster and Risk Management, Bsc Business Admin, and Fellow Disaster Management and Safety Security.

Nigeria Katılım Temmuz 2009
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Your Excellency, Governor of Niger state @HonBago for your bold executive orders addressing tribal divisions and the root causes of ethnic clashes are commendable. You have demonstrated the kind of courageous leadership many have been waiting to see. We are proud of your stand and sincerely hope these directives are implemented asap and effectively. As you know, sabotage and bureaucratic bottlenecks can undermine even the best policies. Timely execution will be the true measure of this important decision.
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It’s a long video but he said no one has the right to drive out people who have been born and bred in the state, no selling of people’s lands, and every tribe must have a representative the Emirates Council should liaise with when there is an issue. But most importantly, don’t take the law into your own hands; report oppression.
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Haj Halima Idris@bachure·
Inda malamai za su gane, da sun koma koya ma mutane ilimi mai Amfani kamar irin yadda wannan ya ke yi maimakon kafirta al umma da kuma junansu da sukeyi. Musulunci addinine da kowa zai so, toh Amma sunqi yin yadda ya kamata na kawo raayi. Allah SA mai tsananin son mu ne shiyasa dük da ya haramta mana wasu abubuwa domin kare mu, ya kuma saukar da istigifari. Malamai dole ku bi zamanı wurin waazi kamar yadda Allah yayi rantsuwa da shi. Watch this short video below.
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Hon. Mohammed Bello El-Rufai
‘I don’t have anger issues, I have disrespect intolerance.’
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Abubakar Yahaya Kusada
@bachure No, capital NO pls. Send to my account as you used to. Thank you as you send as usual Ma'am.
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Haj Halima Idris
Haj Halima Idris@bachure·
In this evolving era, religious leaders must lead with wisdom, honesty, caution, and thorough research and self development. What worked on yesterday’s generation no longer resonates with Gen Z and even Millennials. Adapt then preach with authenticity and truth, or risk watching the people turn away from what you say. One day they will unmask and scandalize you. God is a loving God don’t use His name for your personal benefit or clout chasing. Jumaat Mubarak
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If not properly healed, pain can turn into the fuel for revenge.
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Haj Halima Idris@bachure·
South Africans rejected their fellow Africans, unleashing violence that killed many while a high number got injured, businesses crippled and drove them out despite their massive investments and contributions to the economy. Now they’re feeling the pain: transportation crippled, manual jobs abandoned, and basic services suffering. Suddenly they’re begging foreigners to return, with the government rolling out visas to lure them back. Where was this same government when activists sparked the movement that left over 1,000 dead? Not even two months later, and the consequences are already hitting hard. Mchhheeeew.
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Haj Halima Idris@bachure·
At this point, I just need a cup of coffee. Good afternoon tweeps
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Talba na Kashim
Talba na Kashim@TahirTalba·
49! Today!!! Alhamdulillah.
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@sultanbellojr May Allah bless their souls with eternal peace and give you the patience to bear their loss.
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Hon. Sultan Bello
Hon. Sultan Bello@sultanbellojr·
Innalillahi Wa’inna Ilaihiraji’un Today, I woke up to the reality that both of my parents, the two people Allah chose to bring me into this world are no longer here. I now have neither a mother nor a father. Indeed, every soul shall taste death. Only Allah, the Ever Living (Al-Hayy), remains forever and never dies. This life is temporary, and we will all return to our Creator when our appointed time comes. Ya Allahu, forgive my beloved parents, have mercy upon them, widen and illuminate their graves, pardon their shortcomings, and grant them the highest place in Aljannatul Firdaus. Reunite us with them in Jannatul Firdaus without reckoning. Amin Ya Rhabbal Alaamin May Allah accept our du’a for them and grant them mercy, forgiveness, and the highest ranks in Jannah. Ameen.
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Haj Halima Idris@bachure·
Decades of quality friends and sisterhood don’t happen by accident rather it's built for a reason, water is also important.
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Should be Done ASAP!
Haj Halima Idris@bachure

“What if States truly stood on their own feet? I now see the wisdom of State Autonomy. Time to move beyond FAAC dependency”. Yesterday, I had a very insightful discussion with an elder statesman, and one thing became crystal clear: Nigeria’s progress lies in genuine State Autonomy. Imagine this: Each state raising its own funds, developing its resources, driving its own industries, and actively participating in regional growth. No more waiting for monthly FAAC allocations while our people suffer. I used to worry we would suffer under this system, but the truth hit me hard, we are already suffering. Most states have no functional industries, hardly attract investors, and create very few jobs. Our farmers live in fear, our youths and women are idle, the domestic violence and poverty rate is high and insecurity continues to thrive because governance has become “business as usual.” If this new autonomy law is passed and properly implemented, I believe it will awaken our governors, local government chairmen, and leaders. They will be forced to think beyond sharing formulas by building industries, supporting SMMEs, securing farmlands, dealing with the insecurity issue in our lands, and creating real opportunities for our people. Because there would be no more lavish lifestyles when there is no FAAC and nowhere to get the money except what you make as a state. People will be forced to vote for the right people and those aspiring will know that, except if you work, there will be no money for you. This is not just about politics.

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