Abdulrasheed.

If it costs my peace, it has to go.

In South Korea, supermarkets often offer bananas at varying levels of ripeness so customers can eat them over several days and reduce food waste.

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“There was never a time where you could get a Ram for 45k not even a goat! Haba make we dey lie small small”

This is Sheikh Muhammed Gibirima, one of the prominent scholars within the Tijjaniyya order who was closely connected to Sheikh Ibrahim Inyass (RA). He was renowned for attaining the lofty station of Ma’arifa (divine gnosis), memorizing the Holy Qur’an, mastering its exegesis, and excelling in various branches of Islamic knowledge. He was also widely regarded as a man blessed with remarkable spiritual virtues and extraordinary gifts. Sheikh Gibirima possessed an unquenchable passion for Zikr — the constant recitation of devotional litanies. Historical accounts narrate that he once used an entire 50kg sack of millet (gero) while continuously reciting the formula: “La ilaha illa’Llah, Muhammadun Rasulu ‘Llah.” After every recitation, he would pick a single grain of millet and set it aside, using the grains as a form of rosary (Charbi) until the entire sack was exhausted.

There was a time 45k could get you a solid ram now 200k can’t get you a decent one

Ina cikin napep, kai ma kana cikin napep, and you still expect me to give you my phone number? Are you mad? 😭

What is that one reason that you will not vote him??

Honestly, forget about all the banter against Malam. The fact that everyone is talking about him whether good or bad is good for him and his political ambitions. I can say with full confidence that he made his opponent popular. It all boils down to one thing for sure: and that is if the delegates are willing and capable of giving him the mandate. Politics is a dirty game, and since he has choosen to go dirty, we wish him all the best in his endeavors.

The Heads of Tertiary Institutions in Nigeria had unanimously agreed that the Minimum Admissible Scores for admissions into Universities should be 150, Colleges of Nursing, 150, and Polytechnics, 100.

It seems Pantami is a political novice without sound advisors. I’d advise him to avoid direct primaries, as they will only lead to further embarrassment. In 2019, the APC’s direct primaries in Kano saw Ganduje "allocated" 2.7 million votes and Senator Kabiru Gaya 1 million. Politically, it is wiser for Pantami to negotiate with the governor than to declare war on his candidate. He might at least secure a House of Reps seat.