As Buharists remember our Icon today on the anniversary of his death, I had to re-subscribe to Twitter in order to be able to post my tribute to Bubu, because I want it to be seen by many and know that many won't go to my website (https://t.co/oeBtGVc5sN) or my Substack to read it.🙁. I have completed my self-imposed one year of mourning. May the memory of Bubu remain blessed.
Let’s continue sharing the good deeds of our deceased brothers and sisters and help them benefit this Ramadan, even though we are apart.
This is a beautiful recitation by our late Sheikh, Mufti Menk (R). A moment before his death. 🥹❤️
BOSUN, YOU ARE NOT COMMUNICATING
I could achieve ₦100 billion in gross revenue within the first year if put in charge of NIPOST. This is a graveyard federal agency under Bosun Tijani, where civil servants are still drawing salaries while practically doing absolutely nothing.
Sheikh Mohammed Murtala Chukwuemeka, an Igbo Islamic scholar who translates the Holy Qur’an into the Igbo language, narrated how he was repeatedly stoned in the market because of his faith in the South-East.
Alhamdulillāh, Islam is steadily growing in households across Igbo land.
Kindly retweet so others can benefit.
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1. Dear Governor @CCSoludo, what are the job descriptions given to your Anambra security group? What are the powers? Can they start investigating crimes? Do they have the powers of arrest? The @PoliceNG will need to clarify if Police powers can be usurped by a ragtag team/
I am hoping to see ONE LGA out of 774 that will be a trailblazer & publish statistics of its LGAs like, number of schools, primary/sec/tertiary, its skills centres, PHC centres, other service centres, population, crime rate, economic indices etc. Well, an old woman can dream sha!
@TrendingEx@CitizenMonitors I’m a Muslim, but not in support of allowing skirts in NYSC simply cos some religious people are against trousers. Would’ve preferred that such individuals be exempted entirely, or perhaps be given the option to serve through an alternative scheme—something like “NYSC 2.0”.
Muhammadu Buhari was born in December 1942 in Daura, Katsina State, Nigeria, into a large family as the 23rd and last child of his father, who had three wives, and the 13th child of his mother, Zulaihat. He lost his father at a young age, with no memory of his face, only recalling a painful experience of falling off a horse during a trip with his father and half-brother. Despite these early hardships, he recognized his potential to succeed beyond Daura. With support from his strict mother, instructors, and family, he overcame his fears of failure and developed mechanisms to cope with challenges. This fostered positive traits like tenacity, self-discipline, diligence, and hard work, shaping his life as a family man, soldier, and political leader. He early realized that his vision of "Great Buhari" required personal sacrifices, which he has paid through emotional, psychological, and physical debts, defining his unique leadership and citizenship in Nigeria since a tender age.
By Philip Agbese