We belong to Allah and to Him we shall return!
I am deeply saddened by the killing of 32 innocent Nigerians in Ungushi community, Kebbe LGA, Sokoto State.
I extend my heartfelt condolences to the bereaved families, to the Governor, His Excellency Dr Ahmad Aliyu, to our Royal Father, His Eminence the Sultan of Sokoto, Alhaji Muhammad Sa'ad Abubakar III, and to the good people of Sokoto State.
May Allah have mercy on those who have passed, forgive them, and grant their loved ones the strength to bear this painful loss.
We call on the security agencies to ensure that the perpetrators (who are also terrorists) are apprehended and made to face the full weight of the law. Allowing criminals to go unpunished only fuels further insecurity. No one should be above the law.
May Allah continue to guide our leaders and security agencies to restore peace, defeat terrorism and all forms of criminality, and make our country, Nigeria, safe and secure.
@OfficialSojaboy Allah ya Kara mana Tsari da Talauci , banga wata Sabuwar Rayuwa a Duniyar nan ba da Har Zaa rudi Mutum a yaudare Shi da Ita ba , Har ya karbi abin Duniya ya sayara da Addinin Sa , Yana yiwa addini izgilanci, Rayawar da kana cikin yinta sai mutuwa tazo maka, ina Manyan Mutane ?
A Nigerian little boy who was picked up from the gutter by a British lady has just graduated from the university... Big congrats to him ❤️
Ma’Sha’Allah
“It’s Not Just Akara” — First Lady Remi Tinubu Defends Her Remarks, Says the Federal Government Also Supports Tomato and Pepper Sellers, Boli Vendors and Other Small Businesses
Nigeria’s First Lady, Senator Oluremi Tinubu, has clarified that her empowerment programme for women is not limited to akara sellers, saying beneficiaries also include tomato, pepper, vegetable and bọọli (roasted plantain) traders, among other petty business owners.
Speaking during an empowerment programme in Jigawa State, the First Lady dismissed reports suggesting she singled out only akara sellers as beneficiaries of the initiative.
According to her, her office has already donated N100 million to empower 2,000 women petty traders in the state, with each beneficiary receiving N50,000 to recapitalise their businesses.
“I know they’ve been talking that I said akara. It’s not only akara. We also have tomato sellers, those selling pepper, vegetables and others in the market. We’ll continue to empower them and add to their resources so that their trade can really be sustainable,” she said.
Tinubu added that the programme was designed to strengthen existing small businesses and improve the livelihoods of women across the state.
“We are not intimidated by all those wrong reports. We are forging ahead and making sure that our people are well cared for. We will continue to care in the capacity we have,” she stated.
The First Lady also expressed optimism about Nigeria’s future, urging young people to recognise the country’s vast natural wealth beyond crude oil.
She recalled seeing expansive orange orchards during a recent trip, describing them as “mind-blowing.”
“I pray that our young people will see the resources we have in this nation. We have not even begun to explore them because we are thinking it’s oil, but there are so many things,” she said.
Tinubu urged Nigerians, especially the younger generation, to take ownership of the country and remain hopeful, stressing that “Nigeria is a blessed land” that belongs to all its citizens.
@_hafsat_paki Gayu kenan asa ka kwanto Kura , ta taho kowa yayi takansa a barka da Ita🤩 So go for Marriage for Sunna and when u have something to run, no matter how small it is, God will bless u later....
I visited the Mandhry Mosque, which is the oldest mosque in Kenya, and was shown photos and drawings that showed an unbroken pattern and tradition of religious practices unchanged from 1570, when it was built, to today.
If you go to a mosque today, the way they remove their footwear before entering the holy ground, perform ablutions, kneel, bow, rise, pray, chant, and divide themselves according to gender has NOT changed in 1400 years.
Meanwhile, how you behave in church this year is even different from how you behaved last year, because your pastor, GO, or papa has had a new revelation. Or your Pope in Rome, and Archbishop in London, have passed down a new edict permitting what was not allowed last year. You do not adjust your behaviour to your sacred book. Rather, you want to adjust your Scriptures to your behaviour.
If you want to understand the meaning of stability, study Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Christianity, Egyptian Coptic Christianity, and Islam. Even where Paul in 1 Timothy 2:12 clearly stated that "I do not permit a woman to teach or to assume authority over a man; she must be quiet", you find many churches in flagrant disregard of this command.
You wonder if their version of Christianity is like fashion, which changes over time. You do not just wake up and worship God how you like. No. You worship Him how He told you, through His prophets, that He wants to be worshipped.
#TableShaker