The Minister of Finance, in very simple terms, explained the problems with the fiscal side in Nigeria
“We earn N7 but spend N10”
If you go to a primary school and ask the students what to do, they will all tell you, “spend N7 or less silly”
But adults will use big language and argue
@ronkecarew It’s only an irresponsible man that will feel threatened that there wife is doing well or even better financially! However, there is no evidence that her wealth was part of the reasons the prophet didn’t marry another wife!
@BenYousef_E@reckon_iam Subhanallah, you couldn’t have known but you made the assertion anyway? If you are promoting Sharia and at the same time making assumptions, hope you can see why non-Muslims will have concerns? For a people that have the guidance of the Quran and Hadith, we need to do better!
@ifedayo_johnson I guess the trigger is his deduction. How does Lagos not creating Amotekun because it already had a neighbourhood watch translate to Tinubu not supporting Amotekun? Tinubu publicly supported Amotekun, and at least three of the governors who established it were loyal to him.
One of my checks before involving anyone in analytical tasks is to introduce an emotional topic unrelated to the task. It gives a good sense of their level of objectivity. It works like magic in fields like law, data, finance, etc.
I can never attribute the success of the NGX solely to Tinubu.
The growth we’re seeing in the stock market is largely driven by ordinary Nigerians who continue to patronize listed companies despite the economic hardship.
People are buying food at higher prices, paying more for fuel, diesel, electricity, internet data, banking services, and other essentials. Not because they want to, but because they have no choice but to survive.
Those higher revenues eventually reflect in the earnings of many listed companies, which then support stock prices and market growth.
In many countries, when the stock market reaches new highs, the benefits are felt by ordinary citizens through stronger purchasing power and improved living standards. In Nigeria, many citizens are still struggling despite the market’s record performance.
So when I look at the NGX’s all-time highs, I see the resilience and sacrifice of ordinary Nigerians reflected in those numbers.
Full stop.
Again, the majority of scholars do not view domestic duties as a binding obligation on Muslim women. At best, they are customary responsibilities rather than legally enforceable obligations in the same way that financial provision is a binding obligation upon the husband.
@YusufAsunmogejo This is partially right, there's also a responsibility placed on the women's shoulder, taking care of the home entirely and ensuring the kids are upright. The Prophet's daughter did chores in her house till her hands was crooked, and this is the first daughter of the Ummah
Does kindness include not hurting your wife by marrying another wife?
Womens’ right in Islam is to be fully catered for, those of us who married women who willingly supported the family must take that support as an act of charity! It is not unislamic to choose not to support!
I strongly feel like if you don’t have maximum knowledge about something,don’t go about talking about it in public under the guise of religion when it is specifically what you want to do.
This is not Islam
ISLAM is kind
ISLAM is peace
ISLAM is supportive.
May Allah bless our Sheikhs Muhammad Taqi Usmani, Abdullah bin Bayyah, and Yusuf al-Qaradawi for their extensive work in Islamic financing.
To get to this point, these Sheikhs had to leverage sound understanding of Maqāṣid al-Sharīʿah, as against what the Zahiri school would have us live within. Glad we are moving past treating Fiqh issues like it is Aqidah.
@JosephLaughterS Just in case you care about the context, he never campaigned for Tinubu. The video being referenced was recorded after the election, and as I understand the scriptures, Christians are meant to pray for the success of those in authority, right?