Dear ladies, this is not just an ordinary clip. It carries a powerful message that I believe every woman needs to hear.
Change while you still have the chance.
Dress decently while you still have the opportunity. Live right while you still have the time.
Donโt let the first day you finally decide to dress decently be the day your body is being washed for burial.
Tomorrow is not promised. What you have the chance to change today, change it today.
Ameen Ya Rabbi, Khadijat. Jazakumllahu khairan for your kind prayer. May Allah accept it, reward you abundantly, and grant us the wisdom, strength and sincerity to serve our people well.
Please help me explain this plan to your friends, sisters, and neighbours. Tell them to think of the woman who wakes up early, prepares her children for school, goes to the market, keeps her small business running and still has to make sure there is food on the table at night. When fuel is cheaper, her transport costs less, the food she buys can cost less, running her shop becomes easier, and she has a little more left in her purse for her children and her home. That is the kind of relief I want Nigerian women to feel in their everyday lives.
That is what my production subsidy is about: support what we refine here, create jobs here, reduce the cost of fuel here, and make everyday life more affordable for Nigerian families.
With understanding, support and collective effort, we can make Nigeria affordable again. Ameen. -AA
Christmas Is Where We Draw The Line.
We eat food from our Christian associates but Christmas is where we draw the line. Why?.
A quick explanation. (Yoruba)
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