Yusuf Dauran

Them suppose hug na

They are no longer necessary 🌚

Islam doesn’t teach that a leader is automatically absolved of the actions of those they appoint. Malami will answer for his own actions, and Buhari will answer for his own decisions including who he appointed, kept in office or failed to hold accountable if there was negligence or complicity

Part of the key takeaways from Maulana @profmaqari’s recent trip was how other nations are effectively curbing insecurity. Ours is a country where PR bots are sadly integrated into our security architecture, with zero intelligence or strategy, just for some useless politicians to score cheap political points online. Instead of our locals becoming informants to support our security forces, many are turned into informants for the terrorists. Security information is key! As the late Marafan Sokoto, Alhaji Umaru Ali Shinkafi, wisely said: “Security information does not have to be 100% correct. The important thing is to take preemptive action even if the intelligence is only 25% correct.” In every community, a kiosk owner, taxi driver, bike rider, or ordinary citizen can be a valuable source of intelligence. The government should provide incentives and protection for these people. But the biggest problem in Nigeria is the lack of political will to end this insecurity. “Anyone who has information, has more power than you” as Barr. @layiwasabi used to say. In a serious democracy, a terrorist is never rehabilitated and reintegrated into society. That’s simply rewarding terrorism in broad daylight. We must do better.

@IshaqAboubaqar Can you imagine

Not only the money but the means to eat properly. They’ll bleach but end up eating poor diet and the worst thing is how the cheap bleaching cream reacts to their body during heat. It’s just terrible 😞

Naji ance Mallam ya koyi laffazin siyasa. Yace a jira shi Lokacin campaign ya bada amsa.

@Modiibbo_Ahmad Ku musu fada dan Allah

@usouph Kashhh 😂

Please, if you dont have the money to properly bleach your skin, dont even start. Why would you leave your fingers colored black and white when u re not a chalk board 🤦🏾‍♂️

@Hauwau_jidderh Ku musu fada dan Allah 😀🤭

@usouph 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@IyaAfrah Tohm 😀🤭

@usouph 😂😂😂😂

@KIRAAH_ Ofcourse, very commendable.

@usouph Yeah but it’s still really commendable

You guys won’t realize how impressive this is. I can only do 15 💀and I take breaks after each 5 till i get to 15

@Rise_Forge The best so far NDC has ever seen 🤭🫡

The Commandant of the National Defence College (NDC), Rear Admiral Abdullahi Ahmed, received the Chief of the Air Staff, Air Marshal Sunday Kelvin Aneke, during an official visit to the College.

This Buhari appointees ehh

I think the only person’s victory I’d celebrate more than i celebrated Buhari’s win in 2015, Dr Dauda Lawal’s win in 2023 would be Prof Isa Ali Pantami’s win this coming 2027. I pray Allah makes it possible and may we be alive to witness Sheikh’s victory and beyond to see the transformations and developments he’d further bring to Gombe State and Nigeria at large Ameeeen.

Emefiele:  Supreme Court Affirms Final Forfeiture of  Properties,  $2 Million, Share Certificates to Government The Supreme Court on Friday, July 17, 2026 affirmed the final forfeiture of seven landed properties, the sum of $2,045,000 (Two Million, Forty-Five Thousand United States Dollars) and share certificates linked to a former Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, Godwin Emefiele, to the Federal Government of Nigeria. In a unanimous judgment delivered by a five-member panel of the apex court led by Justice Ibrahim Mohammed Saulawa, the court set aside the judgment of the Court of Appeal and affirmed the decision of the Federal High Court, Lagos, which had ordered the final forfeiture of the assets on the grounds that they were reasonably suspected to have been acquired with proceeds of unlawful activities. Following the final forfeiture order made by the Federal High Court, Emefiele challenged the decision before the Court of Appeal, which reversed the judgment of the trial court. Dissatisfied with the appellate court's decision, the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, approached the Supreme Court, which has now restored and affirmed the judgment of the Federal High Court. The forfeited properties are: A fully detached duplex of identical structures situated at No. 17B Hakeem Odumosu Street, Lekki Phase 1, Lagos; An undeveloped parcel of land measuring 1,919.592 square metres, covered by Survey Plan No. DS/LS/340, situated at Oyinkan Abayomi Drive (formerly Queens Drive), Ikoyi, Lagos; A bungalow situated at No. 65A Oyinkan Abayomi Drive (formerly Queens Drive), Ikoyi, Lagos; A four-bedroom duplex situated at 12A Probyn Road, Ikoyi, Lagos; An industrial complex under construction on 22 plots of land in Agbor, Delta State; Eight units of undetached apartments on a plot measuring 2,457.60 square metres, situated at No. 8A Adekunle Lawal Road, Ikoyi, Lagos; A full duplex together with all its appurtenances on a plot measuring 2,217.87 square metres, situated at 2A Bank Road, Ikoyi, Lagos. The apex court also ordered the forfeiture of $2,045,000 (Two Million, Forty-Five Thousand United States Dollars) and share certificates of Queensdorf Global Fund Limited to the Federal Government. The final forfeiture order was originally granted on November 1, 2024, by Justice D.I. Dipeolu of the Federal High Court sitting in Lagos in Suit No. FHC/L/MISC/500/24, following an application filed by the EFCC through its counsel, Director, Public Prosecution, Rotimi Oyedepo, SAN, pursuant to Section 17 of the Advance Fee Fraud and Other Fraud Related Offences Act, 2006, and Section 44(2)(b) of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, 1999 (as amended). The application, brought as an action in rem, sought the final forfeiture of properties reasonably suspected to have been acquired with proceeds of unlawful activities.    The application for the forfeiture was supported by an affidavit deposed to by David Jayeoba, an investigating officer with the EFCC, who averred that investigations revealed that the assets were reasonably suspected to have been acquired with proceeds of unlawful activities. In its originating motion, the Commission urged the court to grant the final forfeiture under the provisions of Section 17 of the Advance Fee Fraud and Other Fraud Related Offences Act, 2006, contending that the assets were liable to forfeiture because they were reasonably suspected to have been acquired through unlawful means. With the Supreme Court's unanimous decision affirming the judgment of the Federal High Court, the final forfeiture of the seven landed properties, the $2.045 million and the share certificates to the Federal Government of Nigeria has now been conclusively upheld.

@Makintamie Muma mun ce inshaAllah 😂🤲🏾

@usouph Not happening In-Sha Allah 😹

“The Governor of Gombe State, Professor Isa Ali Pantami said…”😎🤭 This is a tweet from the nearest future, inshaAllah.

@Miss_Aisha_AA We? Who? For who? Not have good plan? Allah will give him inshaAllah

@usouph You people don't have good plans for them so Allah won't give him.