Timdi

Jos City Park wan finish work for us this year🔥🔥 something BIG is coming 👏👏 @KruiseYardJos

My favorite spot in Jos. Kruiseyard

I want to see the Islamic Terrorists that Trump and America want to come and kill in Nigeria😁 Even we Muslims would want them completely wiped out because we are more victims than any group. I hope they start with Turji and his cronies.

@Waspapping_ There are no idiots like you in those countries you in China, Russia or North Korea. People who support barbaric killings in honor of some Asian religion and their prophets.

America and Trump would never dare try this with China, Russia, or North Korea, because they know the consequences. But when it comes to smaller nations like Nigeria or Venezuela, that’s when they suddenly want to flex their muscles.

@BashirAhmaad Stfu!

There has been a recurring misunderstanding about the role and purpose of Sharia courts in Nigeria, with some people assuming that Sharia courts are designed to impose Islamic law on everyone. That assumption is not true. It is important we understand that Sharia law are exclusively for Muslims and are primarily concerned with matters that relate to personal law, such as marriage, divorce, inheritance and other issues that directly affect the private lives of Muslims. Nigeria operates as a secular state, which means the government does not adopt or impose any religion as a state religion. However, secularism in this context does not prohibit citizens from practicing their faith or from having legal systems that cater to their religious or customary needs. That is why Nigeria recognizes three parallel legal systems, the common law, the customary law and the Sharia law. Each exists to serve the unique cultural and religious realities of the Nigerian people. Just as customary courts handle traditional and community-related matters among people who choose that path, Sharia courts serve only Muslims who voluntarily seek to resolve their personal affairs according to Islamic principles. Christians and non-Muslims are not under the jurisdiction of Sharia courts and they cannot be compelled to appear before them.

It is inhuman to celebrate someone’s death no matter how you feel about them. It is equally not right to want to whitewash a man’s legacy because he is dead. That is an attempt to alter history and it will be unfair to the next generation that did not witness the events of yesterday. Buhari might be a good man, that’s personal to him and probably those that must’ve encountered him personally, but certainly, he was never a good president. Buhari took upon himself a job he was not capable of doing and turned this country into a nightmare. To him, being a president was merely a fulfillment of a lifelong ambition, and had nothing to do with bettering the life of Nigerians. May God forgive him his shortcomings and grant his soul eternal rest.

@woye1 @Waspapping_ Well, Twitter is not North. This is the North.

Every insult you dey tweet against the death of the President Buhari, North will remember. Continue.

Jos City Park✨☀️

@instablog9ja Organized religion has been industrialized, especially in Nigeria. People who truly understand faith and salvation will most likely not want to go to church.

Why Did You Stop Going to Church? — Man’s Honest Question Sparks Emotional Reactions Online ⛪😔💬

@_NWAMAKAA_ 🙏🏽

@timdinkat Apt!

Life rewards action, not intelligence, the smarter you are, the better the quality and of your excuses. It is always sweet, seamless and self convincing. The more accomplished you are in talking yourself out of taking action, in proving to yourself that every action that you could take is too small, too meaningless and not worth it, the longer you stay in the vicious circle of imagining fruitless ideas. Always learn to take action, remember that you cannot do everything, but you can do one thing, and another, and another and that’s the way you make massive progress in life. No matter what, just show up and try, day after day, week after week, month after month with a little bit of intelligence, you can achieve whatever you set out to achieve. Take action today. *Peace!

@TheIdrisMamman @DavidHundeyin Na your oga no gree accept to be vice president na. 😂

@DavidHundeyin My leader, @timdinkat Abeg make una help us tell una leader! Because we no come understand 😩😅

I'll also say this publicly for everyone to see exactly where I stand on the issue of 2027. P.O. is the single biggest roadblock to mounting a challenge that has any chance of succeeding in 2027. The simple reason is that he has REFUSED TO DECLARE what he wants to do and where he stands. Does he want to run independently like in 2023, or does he want to work with the so-called coalition to oust Tinubu 20 months from now? Nobody knows. Not the coalition, not the people around him, and I suspect, not even he himself. The worst possible outcome between now and 2027 is for him to keep dilly dallying and telling contradictory things to different people, so that when this supposed coalition finally emerges, he will now announce announce 13 months to the election that he will run independently, and then we end up with another split opposition like last time out. I care about Nigeria and its future WAYYYY more than I care about Peter Gregory Obi, so anyone who has his ear should better tell him to come out and declare where he stands and what he wants to do, so that we can collectively chart a path forward. One man's political gamesmanship or lack of resolve, or indecision, or whatever the fok this is cannot be what keeps us inside the US State Department’s national jail for another 4 years of our productive lives. We all have hopes and dreams which are collectively more important than any one man. If he wants to run alone, he should declare it NOW so that the country can back him. If he wants to work with the rest of the opposition, he should also come out and SAY SO OPENLY. And if he is not ready to act like the leader that is needed at this moment in history, he should kindly step away and let a more resolute person take the wheel. This is not a fucking game.

This is Nigeria x.com/chude__/status…

@instablog9ja It could be that he thinks it’s too small. Very possible. What these charlatans cannot do does not exist.

The Moment Pastor Paul Enenche Declined a ₦30 Million Cash Gift from a Governor

If you’ve never felt like you’re not doing enough, then trust me, you’re not doing enough. Yes! If there are no times you wake up and feel like you are not living up to your full potential, then you are not. The feeling that there is still so much you can do about every situation in spite of the effort you’ve put in, is the ultimate indicator that you’re sincerely doing your best. Often times, when you think that you’ve done all you can, then you begin to falter and situations start to appear overwhelming. It is good that you appreciate how far you’ve tried, but it is even better you keep trying. #Peace

Let this sink.

@instablog9ja The moment I sight my mum in the rain, my car becomes empty. Very empty. Coz whoever is in the car will have to choose between excusing themselves out of respect for her and earn my own respect and loyalty (I could drive back to get whoever), or I chase you out of my car.

What will you have done?

@hbkwara It will come. The push is the magic that will make it happen. Keep pushing.

@timdinkat I've actually been scouting for the slightest opportunity to connect my idea to fruition.

You need help to start life? Don’t seek money, seek a way and make the money yourself. 95% of the people who received the kind of help that changed their lives from wealthy and influential people were not given money, they were either introduced to opportunities or recommended for higher deals on account of their integrity and capacity. While you push through the hurdles of life, realign your expectations, work on your capacity, be a person of integrity and watch your life transform for good. But if you insist on expecting people to solve your problems, you will live and die unhappy because problem won’t stop coming and alas, nobody will be there forever to help you solve them. #Peace