When I say Nigerian leaders are d most lucky set of bastards, people wonder, even if half of arewa are kidnapped , Wallahi ranting will only stop and end in tweeter/social media….only SW region can protest , even during d end sars sef…so omor it is what it is
I saw hundreds of people march in solidarity with one of the monarchs involved in the leadership tussle Kano state. Then I saw another prominent figure talking about Hawan Doki, and I kept asking myself: who programmed the minds of our people to become like this? Let’s call it what it is. That was a protest. Hundreds came out, knowing there could be confrontation and, in their minds, were even prepared to risk their lives for what they believed in.
So why can’t even HALF of these numbers come out and demand the rescue of the Borno schoolchildren who have now been in captivity for over four months?
What about the hundreds abducted in Niger State? What about the 37 innocent boys recently killed in Niger?
Wai don Allah, me ya same mu Arewa?
We can mobilise hundreds for a throne. We can mobilise for Hawan Doki. We can mobilise around political and traditional disputes. But when our children are kidnapped and our people are slaughtered, we struggle to mobilise even a fraction of that outrage.
Have we become so accustomed to insecurity that the suffering of our own people no longer moves us?
If we can come out in our hundreds for power and tradition, why can’t we come out for the lives of our children?
Now it is official.
"In relation to Israels military operations in Gaza, we conclude that Israeli authorities are responsible for war crimes. Including extermination, murder, using starvation as a method of war, forcible transfer"
(UN Human Rights Council)
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My business has taken care of my stomach infrastructure, I’m not hungry. There’s nothing that seat can give me that I’m chasing for myself. This journey is a sacrifice, to serve, give back, and build a legacy that outlives me and leave my people better than I met them.
Some Islamic rules may seem harsh, but they’re often there to protect you—even from yourself. Not every restriction is meant to limit you; some are meant to save you from desires, mistakes, and regrets you may not see coming.
Jumaat Mubarak