Prince Abdullah Makarfi

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[SkyDanfoDriver 🛫 (Capt. Jamil) @CaptJamyl]

When you think you are the most important thing in the world, you will die, and nothing will stop. Time keeps ticking, the world keeps rotating, the wind keeps blowing, the waters keep flowing…

Goodluck wasting time being stupid & arrogant ☺️

🫶🏾Kindness wins always🫶🏾

[SkyDanfoDriver 🛫 (Capt. Jamil) @CaptJamyl]

One of the worst ones is the one that doesn’t know he doesn’t know…

[Dr. Yakubu Sani Wudil @yakubwudil]

Political office is a platform for service, not a solution to unemployment.

Leadership positions should be sought by those who are prepared to serve, solve problems, and drive development, not by those simply looking for a source of income.

If you aspire to hold public office, prepare yourself. Leadership is a serious responsibility that demands vision, competence, sacrifice, and commitment.

One of the major challenges we face today is that many politicians seek office without a clear plan for the people. Their focus is often on the privileges and benefits attached to the position rather than the impact they can make.

If your primary goal is to earn a living, there are countless opportunities in business, entrepreneurship, and regular employment.

Public office should never be treated as a job opportunity, it should be treated as a call to service. Our society deserves leaders with ideas, solutions, and a genuine passion for progress.

[Prince Abdullah Makarfi @Prince_Makarfi]

@kilishi_kween_ For sure.

[Mallam jabir @Mallam_jabeer]

I just came for Friday prayers and saw some people comfortably sitting down and blocking the road, causing unnecessary traffic and holdup.

I immediately but politely asked them to leave because that behavior is very bad and inconsiderate to other road users.

What if there's an emergency?

Islam teaches discipline, orderliness and consideration for others not causing inconvenience and obstruction on public roads.

We must learn to practice our religion with responsibility and respect for the public.

Please...

[Ishaq Samaila @ishaqsamaila5]

Donald Trump is currently in China for a high level meeting with Xi Jinping, and I’m watching the event unfold.

The summit is not just diplomatic, it is heavily loaded. He arrived with a large delegation that includes top American business leaders like Elon Musk and Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, alongside other major figures from tech and government circles.

During the speeches and interactions, one thing caught my attention more than anything else.

Communication.

Xi Jinping speaks in Mandarin.

Donald Trump responds in English.

And both sides rely on interpreters through earpieces to understand each other in real time.

That’s the real deal ✅

No one is trying to change their identity to be understood.

No one is bending their language to match the other side.

Everything stays exactly as it is, and communication still happens at the highest level of power.

That is the real message hidden in the room.

I’m sending this to African Nations

Powerful nations do not erase themselves to connect with others.

They stay rooted in who they are, and they build systems strong enough to carry their identity into global spaces.

what is happening in that room is not just translation.

It is structure. It is power. It is the confidence of a nation that does not feel the need to adjust itself to be validated.

Colonialism stripped Africa, its originality 

In many African spaces, we often do the opposite.

We default to foreign languages even when we have rich local languages that could carry more identity, more pride, more structure.

Why don’t we speak Swahili, Xhosa, Igbo, Hausa, Yoruba, Pidgin English, Yoruba as official languages?

Why must we rely on foreign language to communicate?

I can tell you that no African country really has a true national identity.

Not because ours are inferior, but because history built systems that pushed them aside.

This event made me realize something uncomfortable.

Africa is still treated as a third world region, and too often it operates like a puppet under external influence.

If Xi Jinping can speak Mandarin while Donald Trump uses a translator,

Yet presidents of Rwanda, South Africa, and Nigeria cannot fully operate their own indigenous languages at official level, then there is a deeper identity problem that cannot be ignored.

China just showed Africa, what true national identity is all about.

They are saying, we are who we are. We don’t care about you. You are welcome, but you must adapt to us.

If only Africa can learn from this, and if only African leaders can emulate,

true national identity starts from the point where a people completely own themselves, define their systems, and stop depending on external standards to validate who they are.

[Prince Abdullah Makarfi @Prince_Makarfi]

@ishaqsamaila5 Very True.

[Prince Abdullah Makarfi @Prince_Makarfi]

@Abdulrah_maan @el_bonga Very True. We're in serious mess

[Lawrence Kitema @lawrencekitema]

At some point, be prepared because life will teach you to live without your favorite person.

[DJ Ab @Dj_Abba]

At almost 60, people should be preparing their souls, not desperately chasing money. The system in Nigeria is so broken it forces elders into survival mode instead of reflection. We need a mindset shift. If we truly fear poverty for our children, then let’s build a better future for them now, not leave them to struggle the same way.

[Prince Abdullah Makarfi @Prince_Makarfi]

@AfricaFactsZone WELL DONE

[Mufti Menk @muftimenk]

Learn to rejoice and celebrate the victories of others. It will open doors of goodness in your own life in return. Be gracious enough to do that even for your enemy. Such positive actions will lift you especially during your worst days.

[Salim Ja’afar Mahmoud @salimsajma]

Everyone is waiting for you to make a mistake, except Allah. He is waiting for your repentance.

[Salim Ja’afar Mahmoud @salimsajma]

Matuƙar za ka yi abinda ya dace, ta hanyar da ta dace, a lokacin da ya dace, za ka dace da ganin abubuwan da suka dace da rayuwarka, a duniya da lahira.

Allah Yasa mudace.

[Wode Maya ® @wode_maya]

In Burkina Faso civilians sleep at every roundabout at night just to protect their president🙌🏾Will you ever do that for your president?

[Mufti Menk @muftimenk]

Look back and thank the Almighty. Look ahead and trust Him. That’s the best way to live in a world that has lost its moral compass.

[Senator Ndume @Senatorndume]

Patriotism is loyalty to the country, not blind allegiance to leaders. Support them if they serve the nation; oppose them when they fail. Always speak the truth, anything less is unpatriotic. Theodore Roosevelt"

[Mufti Menk @muftimenk]

There are those waiting to see you fail; waiting to see you get into trouble, waiting to see you falter, waiting to see you quit. Don’t give them that privilege. As long as you have the Almighty in your life, He will have your back.

[Aminu Dalhat @AminuDalhat]

Don’t let twitter deceive you. There are VERY FEW Nigerians earning above N1m monthly.

Don’t play with your job.