abdulmumin muhammad (PhD)

PhD political Science & Int'Relation (Security/Strategy). An academic scholar

[abdulmumin muhammad (PhD) @AMuhammad20638]

@baby_done1 Hero of brutality, vendetta, failed leader with high profile corruption and embezzlement, amidst poverty.

[abdulmumin muhammad (PhD) @AMuhammad20638]

@Saybah2023 @Anas_v6v @jibreelKhalil No any responsible woman, well trained with sound autonomous morality and formation, will go against her husband's domestic rules. I've built a successful home, with resounding kids doing very well. Alhamdulillahi... The end justify the means, what of you?

[abdulmumin muhammad (PhD) @AMuhammad20638]

@NigeriaStories Public execution of course..

[abdulmumin muhammad (PhD) @AMuhammad20638]

@Anas_v6v @jibreelKhalil Average women saw and knew the rules of the game (marriage ), before they engaged themselves in it. In any game the creator of the game decide, not the players. Men control marriage, women are just players. Play by the rules, else such women faces eviction.

[Anatomy of sufism @AnatomyOfSufism]

THE TARIQA TIJANIYYA IS THE PATH OF THE PROPHET ﷺ

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[abdulmumin muhammad (PhD) @AMuhammad20638]

Sympathy and empathy is all about leadership...

[Abubakar Sidiq Usman @MrAbuSidiq]

The Day I Was “Arrested” as Commissioner of Police, Lagos State – MD Abubakar

As Commissioner of Police, Lagos State Command back then, my Saturdays usually started at 10:00 a.m. On this particular day, I had a 10:00 a.m. official appointment. But I woke up early—by 6:00 a.m.—and decided to get to the office ahead of time.

Driving my Jeep through Herbert Macaulay, I chose to check on policemen on duty. This was part of my style: I personally visited divisions and police posts under my command to have a firsthand assessment of their work.

At one checkpoint, the policemen on duty stopped me. A constable approached:

“Good morning, young man. Where are you going in your father’s Jeep?”

He asked for my particulars and my name. I told him, “My name is Mohammed.” He then insisted I show my ID to prove it.

Playing along, I asked him to show me his ID first. He didn’t have one. He called his team leader—a Sergeant—who also demanded my ID. I insisted he show me his first. Eventually, they decided to take me to Yaba (Panti) station.

At the station, there was no parking space except the DPO’s. I parked there. The constable shouted at me not to park in the DPO’s space.

Inside, they took me to an Assistant Superintendent of Police (ASP). The ASP, in shorts, ordered me to come in. I refused, saying he wasn’t in uniform. He pushed me inside. As I pulled him back, he took a closer look at me.

Meanwhile, an old man at the station quietly tiptoed to the DPO’s office, looked at the photo on the wall, and confirmed—they had just “arrested” the Commissioner of Police. He quickly jumped out through a window.

The Sergeant who brought me in was confused about why I was still there. A colleague whispered to him that I was the CP. His face dropped instantly. The ASP in shorts also jumped out through a window.

Not long after, the Area Commander called me. I learned that the DPO, the ASP, and those involved were already in the cell awaiting my decision.

My anger came from the fact that just a week earlier, I had cautioned that same station about their conduct.

But in the end, I released them. By Monday, over 100 families came to my office crying and begging. One elderly man pleaded, saying one of the policemen was the only officer from his village—if I dismissed him, there would be none from their village.

I realized that dismissing one officer meant affecting thirty families—because each officer had parents, siblings, and dependents.

So I didn’t dismiss any of them. Instead, I used the incident as a strong deterrent to others.

Lesson: Leadership is not always about punishment. Sometimes, mercy speaks louder—and teaches a deeper lesson.

— MD Abubakar
Former Inspector General and Commissioner of Police, Lagos State

[abdulmumin muhammad (PhD) @AMuhammad20638]

@SaharaReporters Another political rascality, 2027 is near where the need of using terrorists arise to undermine voting manipulation and elections rigging... What a demystified wasted country.

[abdulmumin muhammad (PhD) @AMuhammad20638]

That's an actual truth... Most APC members are bunches of illiterates. Buhari was illiterate, the reason he never put preference on education, like wise Tinubu, the successor.

[LEADERSHIP NEWS @LeadershipNGA]

Question of the day

[abdulmumin muhammad (PhD) @AMuhammad20638]

@daily_trust Oga EFCC do your job legitimately, as expected, does civil servants make budget or control finance? Face the real embezzlers and criminals (politicians). Perhaps, you're equally eating from them...

[abdulmumin muhammad (PhD) @AMuhammad20638]

@AM_Saleeeem Amin ya Allah

[abdulmumin muhammad (PhD) @AMuhammad20638]

@jacksonpbn AKPABIO, is yet to see anything yet, he'll face the worst torment and cruelty ahead of 2027... No one tamper with innocent women and go scort free, let alone an EBIRA woman (Distinguished Senator Natasha Akpoti)

[abdulmumin muhammad (PhD) @AMuhammad20638]

@ShehuSani Buhari sold the garment of wickedness and cruelty to Tinubu. North and Nigeria shall suffer for the brutality and wickedness made up of Tinubu.

[abdulmumin muhammad (PhD) @AMuhammad20638]

@ShehuSani @KuwaitFund Sir, Ahmadu Bello (Sardauna of Sokoto) of blessed memory, still remain the only leader northern Nigeria ever had... My mentor... May Allah subhanahu wata'ala grant his soul eternal rest. Ameen.

[abdulmumin muhammad (PhD) @AMuhammad20638]

@daily_trust Such call, should have been directed to Muhammadu Buhari or Northern political elites, who undermined most those industries, for personal gains and aggrandisement..

[abdulmumin muhammad (PhD) @AMuhammad20638]

@PhateemahAbuba5 That's absolute, the reason we need to have humanity in our conscience amidst sympathy and empathy...

[abdulmumin muhammad (PhD) @AMuhammad20638]

The irony of hypocrisy in Nigeria and naiveness of her citizens...

[Godson💎🇬🇧🇻🇳🇲🇾🇳🇬 @Propenguru]

1st pic is a 17-year old Hausa girl from the North who defeated 20,000 people globally in English.

2nd pic is a yoruba man from SW who challenged a Gypsy immigrant from Romania, in English contest, & got his ass whooped🤣

Yet they call Hausa illiterates & claim educated😢😭

[Last_Born @Lminkaeel]

Mallam Adamu Is The English Teacher of World Champions.

Meet Mallam Adamu A. Mukhtar, HOD of English at NTIC Yobe—the mentor behind Nafisa Abdullahi & Rukayya Muhammad Fema, winners of the 2025 TeenEagle Global Championship in London!

From the scholarship beneficiary to raising global champions this is Yobe’s success story.
#YobeState

[Abu_Maimala Buni @Abu_Maimala_]

Congratulations our English queen 👸🏼🥇Thank you governor Buni

[Sahel Revolutionary Soldier @cecild84]

🇧🇫To live in Africa is to believe that our success does not come from without but from within . The real battle is not having a visa; it is having a vision. And every day more Africans are stepping up to the challenge.