hammed abiodun

There is always a tomorrow. Don't let them bring u down

[YabaLeftOnline @yabaleftonline]

What’s the logic here?

[NaijaFarmer @Nig_Farmer]

The egg is the complementary product/goods.

When anyone buys egg, there is a possibility they buy bread, Maggi, vegetable oil and pepper.

If a customer do not see egg, they'll go to where they'll see and buy their stuff together.

The woman is actually an economics genius!

[hammed abiodun @abbayrex]

@maxvayshia Most complain here about children raised by single mothers. That alone is enough.

[hammed abiodun @abbayrex]

@maxvayshia Family stability, legal protection especially for women, better parenting for kids, pooling resources together, family support system, better outcomes for children, better upbringing co-parenting children as against single parenting especially by women. Social status (Prestige)

[Ibironke Khadeejah Quadri @ronkecarew]

My Daughter learnt hair dressing in Nigeria age 10- 12 when they were with my Mum. Today by Gods grace and sheer Hardwork, she's only 20 years , Her Braid and hair making business earns Her more than a lot of working class people in the UK even as an undergraduate in the University. She's just completed Year 2 and I am confident She will most likely become a home owner very soon Insha Allah. They should all continue to delude themselves.
My 16 year old sells used teddy bears and batch cook for People
Even with my Nursing career most people on Facebook know me with my Herbs and spices business, some call me Iya Alagbo. Many people are actually not in touch with reality at all and that's why they will continue to suffer.
They are living in an alternate world and deceiving themselves.

[hammed abiodun @abbayrex]

@FolushoxFolarin And this is who @raufaregbesola is colluding with to bring Tinubu down. Politics is crazy.

[hammed abiodun @abbayrex]

@Farmexecutive This is really sad, I remember your terrible experience clearing those machines then.

[hammed abiodun @abbayrex]

@tayo_billz This is always negotiable though, no need for the cow, just pay like 50k for that.

[Beiron @thebeiron]

@icebagz_ Never been to Canada, always thought it would be similar to the US. What's the biggest difference?

[hammed abiodun @abbayrex]

@IdrisAOni1 "Islam first" is a personal covenant, not a surrender of political or ethnic interests. History is full of Muslim states choosing tribe or national interests over religious solidarity. Iraq vs Iran, Saudi vs Iran, Borno vs Dan Fodio & Arab revolt against Ottomans. Clear lessons!

[hammed abiodun @abbayrex]

@IdrisAOni1 History shows being Muslim 1st has never meant abandoning one's heritage & political interest. Arab understood this when they fought Turks. Kanuri understood this distinction when Usman dan Fodio came while many Hausa states failed to see it. A historical lesson they still regret

[hammed abiodun @abbayrex]

@IdrisAOni1 Being Muslim first is a covenant between me and my Creator. It doesn't mean transferring my allegiance to other tribe or abandoning my own heritage. My faith comes 1st & my loyalty to my people & homeland comes before that of any other tribe. There should be a clear distinction.

[hammed abiodun @abbayrex]

@IdrisAOni1 Kaduna &Jos crises late 90s are reminders dat fellow Muslims from other tribes were not spared during communal conflicts. That's why many Yorubas believe that, if faced with a similar situation, protecting their land and heritage would be a priority regardless of shared religion

[hammed abiodun @abbayrex]

@IdrisAOni1 Throughout history, many people have understood that being Muslim first does not erase tribal, ethnic & territorial loyalties. When communities feel their heritage or land is threatened, those interests often come before religious solidarity. May God increase us in understanding.

[hammed abiodun @abbayrex]

@6236_Verses_ @abdool_moh "Careful now", I don't know what u intend with this, but if you guys can't root out the bad eggs amongst you, we will do that for you and heaven will not fall. We will detect them ourselves and detach them from our bushes. Your cultural atrocities should remain within yourselves.

[hammed abiodun @abbayrex]

@m__laweee But we can both agree that people who cluster themselves in bushes far away from towns are Fulanis. They mostly collude with their terrorist tribesmen to cause havoc and the recent happenings is an eye opener. We will definitely react. Their right to move around is not absolute.

[hammed abiodun @abbayrex]

@bussy2008 @OgbeniDipo Dipo was never silent, he has been vehemently calling out terrorism and fake drugs manufacturers. He even called out government and Media houses including AOP. Let's not be hypocritical.

[hammed abiodun @abbayrex]

@sepril23NG "I did every other step off camera"