𝐊𝐡𝐚𝐝𝐢𝐣𝐚𝐭𝐨𝐮🎀

👉 My life💝 👉 My choices😘 👉 My mistakes😉 👉 My lessons🤗 👉 Not your business😏

[𝐊𝐡𝐚𝐝𝐢𝐣𝐚𝐭𝐨𝐮🎀 @MATAR__MINISTER]

Cristiano Ronaldo has been pursuing the World Cup all his life not knowing he's the World Cup. Cristiano Ronaldo, you made us love what we never admired. you are an inspiration to the world of football. 🐐

[𝐍𝐀𝐖𝐀𝐒 𝐌. 👑 @Nawas_masood]

PROGRESS REPORT: Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria, is gradually taking on a new look.

Governor Uba Sani’s administration is enhancing learning environment in ABU Zaria through infrastructure upgrades:

* Reconstruction of internal roads.
* New pedestrian walkways.
* Improved drainage and street lighting.
* Disability-friendly access routes.
* Enhanced landscaping.
* Safer, easier movement across campus.
* Better infrastructure to support teaching, learning, and research.

#WorkingForKaduna

[𝐍𝐀𝐖𝐀𝐒 𝐌. 👑 @Nawas_masood]

Most of these self proclaimed feminists are not really feminists. They simply have not experienced genuine love, so they convince themselves that they are feminists.

[𝐊𝐡𝐚𝐝𝐢𝐣𝐚𝐭𝐨𝐮🎀 @MATAR__MINISTER]

@Styliishhh Babban arziki ma 😂

[Hafsat Umar Faruq @Styliishhh]

Aga mijin ki ma ace anaso… shima arziki ne kinsan ba sakarai kika aura ba 🥹

[𝐊𝐡𝐚𝐝𝐢𝐣𝐚𝐭𝐨𝐮🎀 @MATAR__MINISTER]

NAIC Managing Director, Hon. Yazid Shehu Danfulani, Urges Nigerian Farmers to Embrace Agricultural Insurance in Line with President Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Agenda

[𝐍𝐀𝐖𝐀𝐒 𝐌. 👑 @Nawas_masood]

One of the realities we, the people of the North, are turning away from is that the President cannot solve all of the region’s problems on his own.

Let us not forget to hold our governors accountable. Where has all the money they have been receiving from the Federal Government gone? Do not tell us about funding scholarships abroad, building shiny airports, buying luxury vehicles for government convoys, renovating Government Houses, or sponsoring mass weddings.

Enough of these vanity projects. Show us real investments that uplift the common man, create jobs, improve healthcare and education, strengthen security, and address the basic needs of the people.

It’s fair to say, What most of the northerners only want is to have northerner in power and to have them dominate key offices of the government even though most of them aren’t doing anything for the north and the north never hold them accountable for not doing their Job.

In case some of us have forgotten, Here in Northern Nigeria, we have a wealth of resources, leadership, and influence. With 19 governors, 57 senators, 195 representatives, and numerous state lawmakers, local government chairmen, and councilors, we have ample representation at every level. Our region boasts key national figures. We are also home to the richest Black man on earth, alongside hundreds of billionaires, revered traditional rulers, and esteemed religious clerics. In addition, we have global influence through leaders like Hajiya Amina J. Mohammed, the Deputy Secretary-General of the United Nations.

Despite this abundance of human and financial capital, the North continues to struggle. Poverty, insecurity, illiteracy, unemployment, high rates of out-of-school children, and severe malnutrition prevail. In states like Kano, Katsina, and Zamfara, over 50% of children suffer from malnutrition is stark evidence of the challenges we face.

The reality is that the North is, in many ways, its own greatest obstacle. Change will not come until we, the people of the North, confront these issues ourselves. We have everything needed to build a brighter future for ourselves and our children. It is time to hold our leaders accountable, invest in education, prioritize security, and uplift our communities. True transformation will begin only when the North rises to fulfill its potential.

[𝐍𝐀𝐖𝐀𝐒 𝐌. 👑 @Nawas_masood]

It seems like these people are forgetting that personal opinions have no place in Islam. The verse; “لَا إِكْرَاهَ فِي الدِّينِ” (There is no compulsion in religion) applies only to non Muslims. If you are a Muslim, you are expected to follow the teachings of the Qur’an and Sunnah. Opposing them is like challenging the very words of Allah and the teachings of Prophet Muhammad.

[𝐍𝐀𝐖𝐀𝐒 𝐌. 👑 @Nawas_masood]

Before Feminism, Learn What Islam Says About Women’s Rights.

DO YOU EVEN KNOW HOW ISLAM PROTECTS WOMEN??

In the first instance, people may think that a Muslim women are victim of men and society. Let us see how Islam valued women and protected them from being a commodity that could be sold and bought, let us see how Prophet Muhammad was a women's rights hero in the Arabian Peninsula.

In the pre-Islamic era, when the Arabs had the custom of burying baby girls alive in order to get rid of those “surplus mouths”, Prophet Muhammad promised that anyone who disciplined his daughter well would enter paradise. At that time women were treated like slaves or property and their personal consent concerning anything was considered unimportant, to such a degree that they were never even treated as a party to a marriage contract. Prophet Muhammad went further beyond giving women the right to accept or refuse marriages; he forbade forcing them to marry against their will.

THE REAL FEMINIST: The identity of a Muslim woman is kept after her marriage; she is given the right not to change her family name to her husband’s name upon marriage. In some Muslim countries, a woman is known by her father’s name, as a mark of her own identity. She also has the right to seek divorce, if necessary within the laws of Islam.

Prophet Muhammad (S.A.W) was the first one in the peninsula to give women the right to vote, in a time where they were treated only for one purpose and then discarded.

[𝐊𝐡𝐚𝐝𝐢𝐣𝐚𝐭𝐨𝐮🎀 @MATAR__MINISTER]

@Styliishhh Shiyafi komae Sauqie

[Hafsat Umar Faruq @Styliishhh]

Idan tabi saurayin ki! Kibi Ubantaaaaaa🌚

[𝐍𝐀𝐖𝐀𝐒 𝐌. 👑 @Nawas_masood]

In Africa, particularly in Nigeria, anyone who cannot speak a Western language is often considered illiterate. It is one of the greatest contradictions of our society that people can be highly knowledgeable in their native languages and culture, yet still be judged solely by their ability to speak a foreign language.

[𝐍𝐀𝐖𝐀𝐒 𝐌. 👑 @Nawas_masood]

Here is how The 36 Nigerian States Got Their Names and Abuja. 1/2

1. Abia, Abia is an acronym from the four main groups of people in the state at the time it was formed in 1991: Aba Bende Isuikwuato Afikpo.

2. Adamawa, Adamawa, was named after a warrior, Modibbo Adama Bin Ardo Hassan, who conquered the region at the beginning of the 19th century.

3. Akwa-Ibom, Akwa Ibom is named after the Qua Iboe (or Kwa Iboe) River.

4. Anambra, the state got its name from the corrupted version of Oma Mbala (Ànyịm Ọma Mbala), a popular river in the area.

5. Bauchi:, 'Bauchi’ is a Hausa's word, meaning the southern flanks of Hausaland. Tribes living in the southern parts of the Hausaland were referred to as "kasashen Bauchi," and the area they lived in later came to be known simply as Bauchi.

6. Bayelsa, Bayelsa is a combination of the acronyms of three local government areas which were pulled out of old Rivers state — Brass LGA known as BALGA, Yenegoa LGA known as YELGA and Sagbama LGA known as SALGA. in the formation of their names is BA + YEL + SA

7. Benue, The state was named after the "Europeanised" corruption of 'Binuwe', the Batta word for ‘Mother of Waters’.

8. Borno, The alternative name of the Kanuris, the predominant ethnic group in the state, is 'Borno', which gave inspiration for the naming of the state.

9. Cross River, the state took its name from a river called Oyono or Cross River.

10. Delta, the state where the River Niger forms a delta as it enters the Atlantic Ocean.

11. Ebonyi, Ebonyi is the anglicised version of 'Aboine', a river that cuts through Abakaliki, the state capital.

12. Edo, the Bini people who dwell in the area had always referred to themselves as Edo or Iduu. This inspired the name of the state.

13. Ekiti, ‘Okiti’ is a term that is said to denote a settlement of many hills. It later became 'Ekiti'.

14. Enugu, Due to the many hills and rocky terrain in the area, the people named it in Igbo, "Enu Ugwu," meaning "top of the hill." The state is named after the anglicised version, Enugu.

15. Gombe, Gombe is the dialect of the Fulani language (Fulfulde) spoken in the area.

16. Imo, just like many of the Nigerian states, Imo took its name from the popular river, Imo Mmiri.

17. Jigawa, Jigawa takes inspiration from its distinctively
Golden-coloured soil.

18. Kaduna, 'Kadunas' is the plural form of crocodile in Hausa. The state, therefore, got its name from the many crocodiles in the Kaduna River.

19. Kano, Kano was the name of a blacksmith from the Gaya tribe who settled in the area while sourcing for ironstone. The state was named after him.

20. Katsina, The state was named after the wife of a popular local ruler known as Janzama. Her name was Katsina.

21. Kebbi, It is said that Kebbi was named after the Ka’abba in Mecca, Saudi Arabia.

22. Kogi, Since the popular confluence in Nigeria is located in the state, Kogi is said to have been derived from ‘kogin’, the hausa word for river.

23. Kwara, River Niger used to be called River Kwara by the Nupes at the Northern border of the state. The state was named after this.

24. Lagos, In 1472, the first set of Europeans to set foot in Lagos were the Portuguese. Due to the many lagoons and rivers in the town, they named it Lagos, which is the Portuguese word for 'lakes'.

25. Nasarawa is a native word for 'victorious'. The state was named by the founder of Nasarawa kingdom, Makama Dogo.

26. Niger This was named after the River Niger.

27. Ogun This state was also named after a river — Ogun River.

28. Ondo is a word used for settlers. The state was named after the settlers of the old Ondo Kingdom.

29. Osun, This state was also named after a river — the River Osun.

30. Oyo, the state was named after the Old Oyo empire.

31. Plateau, The state was named after the picturesque Jos plateau. Jos got its name from the mispronunciation of the town 'Gwosh.

[𝐊𝐡𝐚𝐝𝐢𝐣𝐚𝐭𝐨𝐮🎀 @MATAR__MINISTER]

@Styliishhh Ameen ya Allah

[𝐊𝐡𝐚𝐝𝐢𝐣𝐚𝐭𝐨𝐮🎀 @MATAR__MINISTER]

@Styliishhh Kuma mata duk sune suka fi yada sharrin🤦🏻‍♀️

[Hafsat Umar Faruq @Styliishhh]

Wallahi this Twitter has changed so much because of Elon Musk’s money-making policies 😭. Kuma masu yada sharri, Allah Ubangiji Ya shirye ku. Kowa yana da abin da yake aikatawa wanda yake fatan Allah Ya rufa masa asiri, amma sai ka ga mutane suna ta ƙara yada sharri da fallasa wasu.

Remember, today it’s someone else’s story, tomorrow it could be yours. Allah Ubangiji Ya shirye mu baki ɗaya, Ya sa mu zama masu suturta mutane ba masu fallasa su ba. Ameen. 🤲🤍

[Hafsat Umar Faruq @Styliishhh]

Ya Allah, grant us righteous men who will love us genuinely, not only with words but with actions. Mazaje nagari masu gaskiya da amana, masu tsoron Allah, masu sauke nauyin haqqin aure cikin adalci da rahama. Ya Rabb, protect our hearts from heartbreak, disappointment and wrong choices. Ka rabamu da mummunar kaddara, Ka haɗa mu da mutanen da za su zama alkhairi gare mu a duniya da lahira. Fill our homes with love, peace, understanding and barakah. Ameen Ya Rabbil Alameen. 🤲🤍✨

[Hafsat Umar Faruq @Styliishhh]

Milkshake 15k keh?
For me wey life dey shake ahh

[Hafsat Umar Faruq @Styliishhh]

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[Hafsat Umar Faruq @Styliishhh]

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