Abdulraheem Mahmud Dogara

[$ULTAN☠️𝕏 @Sarki_sultan]

Sadly she reportedly told her husband that even if she returns home, she fears she may not survive the ordeal.

Despite’s multiple Paid ransom and demands met Jamila’s abductors refused to let her go.

Wallhi is like the media don’t care too much about her, the energy is very low.

May Allah keep her safe wherever she is. 🙏🏽

[Abdulraheem Mahmud Dogara @DogaraMahmud]

@Alkamson1 Na Zauna Katsina from 2006 to 2018 Amma bansan wani building ne Luna ba. Na da san Roundabout din Luna.

[khalifa aminu @inventorkhalifa]

The solution to the problem of bandits

This is a small unmanned aerial vehicle (drone) that I built, and its size is no bigger than the palm of a hand

However, it can carry out surveillance ⚠️🚷
It has a small camera that can enter every corner and narrow passage to capture videos and photos without anyone knowing it has arrived.

After it captures photos or videos, those controlling it will be able to see them live

It will be very helpful in detecting forest bandits easily, especially for the military
Please tag security agencies and share

[Abdulraheem Mahmud Dogara @DogaraMahmud]

@Big_marvis This is available in most of first Bank branches.

[Abdulraheem Mahmud Dogara @DogaraMahmud]

@SameerKamba @jibreelKhalil Da yike anchucheshi ba.

[Abdulraheem Mahmud Dogara @DogaraMahmud]

@HabibaIdri40129 Is Fulani immune to these crimes perpetuated against your family.

Do you know how many Fulanis have undergone the same or worse than what your family lost?

Crime is a crime, criminals are. But we ought to stop attaching tribe to criminals.

[Abdulraheem Mahmud Dogara @DogaraMahmud]

@NigeriaStories He's racist. He dribbles whites! 😆

[Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso @KwankwasoRM]

I have been made aware of the recent testimony by a former aide to a former state governor, in which he alleged that police officers claimed responsibility for the disappearance of Abubakar Idris Dadiyata in Kaduna.

Since his abduction in 2019, my associates and I have consistently prayed and advocated for the authorities to conduct a thorough investigation and bring those responsible for his disappearance to justice.

It is therefore reassuring that the Inspector General of Police, Olatunji Disu, has ordered a comprehensive investigation into this matter. I commend the Inspector General for this decisive and long-overdue action.

While we await the outcome of the investigation, I urge the police authorities to place the named individuals under close surveillance to prevent any interference with the process. I also call on the government to ensure that, upon conclusion of the case, Abubakar Dadiyata (if still alive) and his family receive adequate compensation for the immense trauma and suffering they have endured.

I equally commend the general public for their sustained advocacy and resilience in keeping this case alive, as well as Barrister Abba Hikima Fagge for his pivotal role in this latest development.

We remain hopeful that this investigation will finally deliver truth and justice. - RMK

[Abdulraheem Mahmud Dogara @DogaraMahmud]

@adkins_car90243 @IRanMediaco But you paid for the destruction of Gaza not Iran.

[Abdulraheem Mahmud Dogara @DogaraMahmud]

@GlobalNewsHQI Or u will be strike.

[Mohammed Jammal @whitenigerian]

Man narrates what happened in Angwan Rukuba in Jos. 💔

[Abdulraheem Mahmud Dogara @DogaraMahmud]

@adamugarba Wasn't happy for the ceasefire. If you switch positions, they will never allow same.

[Retson Tedheke (Sarkin Yakin Ga'ate) @RetsonTedheke01]

Knowing How impossible it can be to do business in Nigeria, I will support @AlikoDangote Every time, Anytime and All Times even if he is wrong!

In The Past Two Year, Demonic Nigeria Politicians, Elites and Their Regulators have....

1. Tried using the EFCC to Frustrate Him!
2. Said His Diesel and Fuel was of Low Quality!
3. Tried to use Pengassan to Shutdown His Refinery!
4. Lied That Nigeria Has Working Refineries!
5. Tried Using Malta and Now Using Togo to Frustrate This Man!
6. Government Refused to Honour the Agreement on Government Shares of the Refinery,

What is @AlikoDangote's offence?

1. Building a Refinery with loans of over $20billion!
2. Helping Nigeria Save Forex that We Don't Have!
3. Helping Nigeria Stop Fuel Queues That Became a Part of Our Culture!
4. Helping Nigeria Prove to the World that Huge FDI's can work!
5. Helping Nigeria Change the Narrative that Businesses can strive outside the Corruption of Government and Religion!

So, Why Will I not Support This Nigeria Hero and An African Business Legend!

I will always support Aliko Dangote for Localization, Patriotism, Pan Africanism and Common Sense!

NIGERIA WORKS, WHEN NIGERIA IS PRODUCTIVE!

[𝑰𝒅𝒓𝒊𝒔 𝑨. 𝑶𝒏𝒊 PhD @IdrisAOni1]

Jesus in the Gospels does express ideas similar to parts of Qurʾān 46:9, particularly the admission of limited knowledge about certain future events, though the overall context and wording differ. The verse has three key elements: (1) not being novel among messengers/prophets, (2) not knowing what will be done with him or his audience in worldly affairs, and (3) only following what is revealed and being a warner.

The closest parallel is Jesus' statement about his own limited knowledge of a specific future event the timing of his return (the "day and hour" of the end times). In Mark 13:32 (and paralleled in Matthew 24:36), Jesus says: "But about that day or hour no one knows, not even the angels in heaven, nor the Son, but only the Father." This echoes the humility and limitation in Qurʾān 46:9 ("nor do I know what will be done with me or with you"), emphasizing that even Jesus, as the "Son", does not possess independent knowledge of certain unseen matters, only what the "Father" reveals. Christian interpretations often see this as reflecting Jesus' human nature during his earthly ministry.

Regarding not being "original" or novel among messengers, the Gospels portray Jesus as fulfilling and continuing the line of Old Testament prophets rather than starting something entirely new. He is frequently called "a prophet" (e.g., Matthew 21:11, Luke 7:16, John 6:14), and he positions himself as the culmination of the prophetic tradition promised in Deuteronomy 18:15-18 (a prophet like Moses), which is applied to him in Acts 3:22-23. Jesus says he came "not to abolish the Law or the Prophets... but to fulfill them" (Matthew 5:17), aligning with the idea of continuity rather than innovation.

On following only what is revealed and being a warner, Jesus repeatedly states that he speaks and acts only as directed by the Father (e.g., John 5:30: "I can do nothing on my own... I seek not my own will but the will of him who sent me"; John 12:49-50: "For I have not spoken on my own authority, but the Father who sent me has himself given me a commandment what to say and what to speak"). He also functions as a warner, urgently calling people to repentance to avoid judgment (e.g., Matthew 4:17, Mark 1:15). While not identical phrasing, these sayings convey a similar dependence on divine revelation and role as a messenger/warner.

Jesus' words reflect overlapping themes of prophetic continuity, human limitation in knowledge, and faithful conveyance of God's message highlighting his role as a humble, divinely sent teacher and warner.

[𝗦𝗶𝗿. 𝗘𝗻𝗴𝗿. 𝗔.𝗬🇵🇸💔 @A_Y_Rafindadi]

Christianity is more v!olent than Islam and here are the facts in one minute.

[Abdulraheem Mahmud Dogara @DogaraMahmud]

@GrandDaughterX Trump

[Abdulraheem Mahmud Dogara @DogaraMahmud]

@Henastropez @BashirAhmaad This is one of the reasons why we like him. Because, when it comes to Islam, there's no face to save. You or Trump can't do anything about how we feel and think of our religion.

[Abdulraheem Mahmud Dogara @DogaraMahmud]

@Miss_Halimatu The tray.

[Abdulraheem Mahmud Dogara @DogaraMahmud]

The tray.

[Omotolani💞 @FabsTola]

Remove one thing from this tray.

[Abdulraheem Mahmud Dogara @DogaraMahmud]

@D_goodybag @OfficialDSSNG this are people creating the circle of violence in this country.