Yanzu kuma harda bulala, kuna ganin idan zasu iya zane Dan bilki commander a shekaransu mu kuma sedai su kashe mu kenan. Ni ban shirya mutuwa ba akan dan siyasar Nigeria. Zamu ci gaba da posting fadakarwan malaman sunnah da addu’a. Allah ya kyauta gaba.
All these shalaye will not stop or scare us.
WE WILL CRITICIZE EVERY POLITICIAN WHEN HE IS NOT DOING HIS JOB, IF WE GET BEATEN DOING THAT SO BE IT!!!
RUBBISH!!!
Inalillahi wa inna illaihi raji'un:
A Renowned Kano political analyst and close ally of @officialSKSM, Dan Bilki Commander, was brutally harassed and flogged by unknown men over allegations of insulting the Kaduna state government. The elderly man, who is diabetic, was left helpless as he tried to explain his condition. This is a terrible and heartbreaking incident to witness.
Allah ya isa commander 😭
This behavior by Governor Uba Sani and his men is completely intolerable.
A father and a respectable man like Dan Bilki Commander ought not to have been subjected to this just because he voiced his disagreement with Governor Uba Sani, every serious government welcomes criticism.
Imagine they have to drag him to outskirt of town and lynch him simply for criticizing their boss, if he was kpaied nobody will know, in-fact only god knows how many people are subjected to this type of treatment and silenced.
We call on the security operatives to investigate this and bring the perpetrators to custody.
We demand for justice for this man.
#JusticeForDanbilkiCommander
Dear Gov @ubasanius, was the torture of this man done with your permission or by your order?
What was done was barbaric and a violation of his fundamental human rights.
We demand for justice.
@PoliceNG@OfficialDSSNG
To be a PR boy you must be shameless, heartless and idiot at the same time, cus most information you are giving to post, you know they are false information..
Dikko Radda’s governance aura oozes competency. For us in Kaduna, it gives us the @elrufai days nostalgic feeling. Only a Governor who’s certain of credibility in the governance system he’s deploying will handover to his Deputy.
For any reason, many Governors cannot!
Madridistas,
Hoy fue un día inolvidable para mi y mi familia. Realizo mi sueño de niño.
Muchas emociones !!!!!!
Gracias por el cariño y el amor desde muchos años. Muy feliz y orgulloso de ser parte de la grande familia @realmadrid
Tengo ganas de empezar a jugar por el mejor club del mundo.
¡HALA MADRID! 🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍
Mahmoud Hamma is an indigene of Bauchi State, domiciles in Abuja. He is an Architect by profession. On 11/07/2024, he came to Katsina State for project inspection where he lodge at Green-view Hotel. On Monday 15/07/2024, he paid for an extension in the Hotel and left the hotel premises at about 1047 hours.
about 0100 hours his Samsung mobile was claimed to have been found by unknown people around GRA bridge. According to the family source he has an iPhone made phone with him aside the Samsung.
He is nowhere to be found. Hospitals and Police Stations were visited but to no avail. Any info can help!
The math is really simple.
The mentality behind it is also simple.
But most people don't/won't get it.
As @theRealKiyosaki famously coined, the Rich Dad/Poor Dad mentality is real. Just go through the comments under this post, and you'll see majority having Poor Dad's mentality.
The house you live in is a Liability.
It is not an asset.
For most people, renting makes more financial sense than owning. But they don't know. Imagine people living in homes valued at N10 million, N20 million, or more, but don't have enough in their pockets to reach the end of the month.
Our landlord, @elonmusk, for example famously sold all his houses and now lives in a rented 3-bedroom house. Those saying Dangote is lying, are they also saying Elon is lying? No! It's about choice and freedom to chose!
Now, back to the math:
Imagine a N200 million house in Abuja with a rent of N10-N15 million per year. That's only 5% - 7.5% of the house's value. If you have N200 million, would you rather buy the house to live in, or invest the money and rent the same house?
Even if you invest the N200 million in risk-free 10-yr FGN bonds, you can expect about 20% annual yield, which equates to N40 million annually. If you have a business of your own, you could potentially generate 30%, or even more from the N200m.
So, which option is better? Buy the house and live in it, or invest the money, live in the same house, pay your rent from the investment income, and have millions extra to reinvest?
To each person, his choice. And I am not saying this is best for everyone. In fact, some people should buy the house, because if the N200m remains liquid in their hands, it won't last.
If you understand the math and agree with it, you've got the Rich Dad mentality. If you don't, well, you might be stuck with the Poor Dad mentality, and that's also fine!
Today, I had the honor of having a private audience with the current Emir of Kano, Khalifa Muhammad Sanusi II. He is indeed an honorable man. His wisdom and insights were truly inspiring.