Cpwakeely👮

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Man United fan❤

[Khadija Bamalli @Khady_Bamalli]

Congratulations to whoever reposted Quran, and someone benefited from it. ❤️

[feyisayo 💸 @feyiszn]

Friends are soulmates too. There’s so much love in a real genuine friendship

[y @ysuckme]

be proud of the person you are becoming even if the path has been hard

[🛸 @mvcciido_szn]

the problem is you guys don’t see marriage as a form of ibada…

[stressed @onlystresstoday]

stop giving chance after chance to someone who doesn’t give a fuck about you

[‏ً @sadstona]

if it breaks your heart but opens your eyes, take that as a win

[🥷 @_iamhabeeb]

Being able to afford what I want without bothering anyone is why I hustle so hard

[🥷 @_iamhabeeb]

Get some money so you don’t have to be overly humble in situations that don’t even require it

[Dear Self. @Dearme2_]

It took me 27 years to realize that the cheat code to life is just confidence.

[Moral Philosophy @ML_Philosophy]

learn to disappoint people or they’ll design your life for you.

[Foundational Nupe Lawyer @egi_nupe]

After graduating well from school, to get a very good job that pays really well in this country, you need 2 things:

1. Grace of God
2. Strong connection/referrals

[Cpwakeely👮 @cpwakeely]

Yes, it's possible even BVN too,
You will use leg for thumbprints instead of hand.

[Hamma @HAHayatu]

Someone said there are people with Multiple NIN, is this true or even possible ?

[Kara @UTDKarra]

🗣️ ESPN Ale Moreno and Nedum Onuoha

It's 100% a red card for Lionel Messi. It should've been. The commentators didn’t even see anything happen they were saying it’s good to see Messi tackling

This guy is getting a different treatment

[uche diala @uchediala]

ANOTHER ONE FOR THE TRUTH SEEKERS

Contrary to the evil lies and propaganda sold against him, Mallam Nasir El-Rufai was consistent, vocal, unequivocal and well documented on his stance on banditry and terrorism.

How many Nigerians allowed betrayal bandits and merchants of hate and evil to hoodwink and brainwash them into buying into their demonization agenda against him continues to amaze me.

The only one who was/is clear eyed about the solutions and who had the guts confront the menace head on was demonized and branded the evil one while those who appease and pay bandits and call terrorists our brothers who need to be forgiven and reintegrated into the society are seen as the good guys. What an irony!

To make the irony more ironical, at this moment when insecurity - banditry, kidnapping and terrorism - have more than worsened, the one who not only answered the question on insecurity on behalf of the president and proffered solutions as well who has a clear ideas on how to deal with the insecurity is clamped in a 10×10 cell room at the ICPC facility for 120 days and counting - being taken through a well orchestrated circus show in the name of investigation and court trials - while the nation burns. What an ironical irony!

Anyway, I have once more performed my self assigned moral and patriotic duty of bringing the truth to you.

You can chose to be liberted by the truth and help spread it or stick with the lies you have been fed and swallowed about El-Rufai. The choice is yours.

#GodSaveNigeria
#MallamIsVindicated
#EyesOnTheBall
#TheElrufaists
#ESG

©️ Uche Diala

[A.Y.O @YusufAsunmogejo]

Hello Ezinne,

There are so many ways Sharia protects and benefits you. And ignore naysayers who are quick to say "but they practice Sharia in the north?" What they are practicing isn't Sharia. It's purely political.

It's only a matter of time before those whom they have used that to control will find out the truth.

The one I am talking about is the divine laws of Islam, and here are some of the few ways it protects a woman.

First of all, it is vital to understand how Sharia treats non-Muslim citizens (Dhimmi). Under true Sharia, non-Muslims are not subjected to Islamic personal laws regarding marriage, divorce, or inheritance. They are granted full judicial autonomy.

If a Christian woman has a family dispute, she goes to her own ecclesiastical (church) courts, not a Sharia court. What Sharia guarantees her as a citizen is Aman (absolute state security). The state is legally obligated to protect her life, her property, and her freedom to worship.

And listen, it’s forbidden for any Muslim to harass you not to talk of kill you. The Prophet (peace be upon him) said:

"Whoever hurts a non-Muslim citizen under our protection, I am his adversary on the Day of Judgment."

Secondly, there is financial autonomy for you.

Under authentic Sharia, a woman’s money is strictly and legally her own. When she marries, she receives Mahr (a mandatory bridal gift) directly into her hands. Her husband, her parents, or his family have zero legal right to touch a single penny of it.

Here is the kicker that modern secular laws still haven't caught up with: if a married woman runs a business, works a high-paying job, or inherits millions, she is under zero legal or religious obligation to spend a dime of her wealth on the household.

The financial burden of paying rent, buying food, clothing the family, and providing healthcare falls 100% on the husband, regardless of how wealthy the wife is.

Now, to show how compatible this law is with human nature, Islam absolutely encourages a woman to support her husband out of love, kindness, and partnership, especially when necessity arises or times get tough.

But the beautiful thing is, she is never compelled to do so. If she decides to assist him financially, it is legally recorded as an act of voluntary charity (Sadaqah) from her to him, not an obligation. He cannot force her.

Again, there is radical protection of your dignity and character. Sharia law treats a woman’s reputation with extreme gravity.

In our jurisprudence, if anyone falsely accuses a woman of unchastity or attacks her character without producing four airtight eyewitnesses, the accuser faces the mandatory corporal punishment of Qadhf (80 lashes) and their testimony is legally banned for life. It completely eliminates the culture of casual slander against women.

There are many other protections, but let me stop here. If you have any questions or bias, let me know, I am willing to provide deep answers.

Allah knows best.

[Elelu Ayoola @EleluAyoola]

I am presently in the mosque where I pray. I saw Awwal who is a Hausa boy that does Iron Condem Business popular known as Jagajaga. I instructed him to wait for me

He didn't know why I said so. He waited and I told him that any iron he wanted to buy should be restricted with the town.

He should not go to bushes or villages to get condemned irons for now.

It is becoming a norm that when people see Hausa-Fulani in the bush now, they tag them bandits.

Most schools in Osun didn't operate this week because of the false alarm people are raising everyday. Some stupid people in Ikire raised alarm that they found bandits in Wasinmi. After thorough investigation, we discovered it was a big lie.

Unfortunately, the people who are being paraded are the people doing their legitimate business. No one is saying you should not be vigilant, but not every Hausa-Fulani you find in the bush are terrorists.

When you see one, interrogate them. If you don't find any ammunition with them, stop placing cameras on them and start calling them bandits.

Before Banditry, we already have kidnappers and cultists among ourselves. Where those ones? Are they not existing again?

Let us be civil to Non-Yoruba Speakers these days. Not all of them are terrorists.

Stop posting innocent people on Facebook calling them terrorists or kidnappers. Do your finding very well.

You are not helping matters. You are creating more problems for the people who are suffering from Hypertension.

Oladebo Taofeek Dayo

[𝑰𝒅𝒓𝒊𝒔 𝑨. 𝑶𝒏𝒊 PhD @IdrisAOni1]

Why do we say Islam first?

Because Islam first means God first.

Islam first means truth first.

Islam first means justice first.

Islam first means humanity first.

Islam first means honesty first.

Islam first means peace and security first.

Islam first means the protection of life first.

Islam first means the protection of human dignity first.

Islam first means standing with the oppressed first.

Islam first means opposing oppression first.

Islam first means fairness before ethnicity.

Islam first means principles before tribe.

Islam first means integrity before personal interest.

Islam first means righteousness before partisanship.

Islam first means mercy before hatred.

Islam first means knowledge before ignorance.

Islam first means accountability before impunity.

Islam first means the sanctity of human life before political ambition.

Islam first means condemning crime even when committed by one's own people.

Islam first means defending the innocent regardless of their religion or ethnicity.

Islam first means fulfilling trus

Islam first means loving for others what you love for yourself.

Islam first means protecting society from corruption and chaos.

Islam first means serving humanity for the sake of Allah.

Islam first means being a source of benefit, not harm.

Islam first means brotherhood without injustice.

Islam first means strength without oppression.

Islam first means faith without extremism.

Islam first means identity without tribalism.

Islam first means conviction without hatred.

Islam first means firmness without bigotry.

Islam first means confidence without arrogance.

Islam first means loyalty to principles, not blind loyalty to people.

Islam first means standing for what is right even when it is against yourself, your family or your tribe.

Islam first means refusing to compromise the truth for popularity, politics or ethnic sentiment.

Islam first means judging people by their character and conduct, not by their race, tribe or social status.

Islam first means having the courage to say "my people are wrong" when they are wrong and "my opponent is right" when he is right.

Islam first means submission to God above every ideology, ethnicity, race, tribe, nation and worldly interest.

That is why a Muslim says Islam first, not because he hates his people, but because he believes that the best guarantee of justice, peace, dignity, security and human flourishing is to place the guidance of Allah above every other loyalty.

[Cpwakeely👮 @cpwakeely]

Comparing a player to Cristiano Ronaldo and Kaká before he's even announced is exactly how you set someone up to get cooked by fans after half season. 🙂

[Fabrizio Romano @FabrizioRomano]

🚨💣 Florentino Pérez: “The bid will be for a Cristiano Ronaldo or Kaká level player. He’s a GALACTICO”.

[Cpwakeely👮 @cpwakeely]

So somebody go marry this thing one day 🤔🤔

[Roqeebah💕 @Qeebah20]

Having an abortion is better than bringing an innocent child to poverty

[Hamma @HAHayatu]

Let me give some history lesson to young people about the relationship between Kwankwaso and Ganduje especially those below 40. Kwankwaso was a former deputy speaker of house of reps while Ganduje was retired FG director with a PhD since 1992.

The 1998 People's Democratic Party (PDP) gubernatorial primary election in Kano State was conducted through an indirect delegate-based system. This process featured intense factional competition, a high-level political standoff, and an official oversight committee that ultimately determined the winner. 

The primary was characterized by a bitter struggle between two powerful, opposing internal factions of the Kano State PDP

The Santsi / People's Solidarity Party (PSP) Faction Backed by the highly influential first civilian governor of Kano State, Alhaji Abubakar Rimi. This group firmly threw its weight behind Abdullahi Umar Ganduje.

The People's Democratic Movement (PDM) Faction: Led locally by Mallam Musa Gwadabe, Senator Hamisu Musa, and Alhaji Abdullahi Aliyu Sumaila. This faction championed the candidacy of Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso.

Delegate Elections: Prior to the primary, party members elected local delegates during ward and local government congresses across the state. These delegates held the exclusive mandate to vote for the party’s flag-bearer.

The Vote: Held in late 1998, the primary vote took place across designated regional centers. The delegates cast their ballots to choose between four primary aspirants: Rabiu Kwankwaso, Abdullahi Ganduje, Mukthari Zimit, and Ambassador Kabiru Rabiu Dansista.

National Supervision: To ensure compliance and manage the fierce local rivalry, the PDP National Headquarters sent a high-profile electoral committee to supervise the election. This committee was chaired by the veteran politician Chief Tony Momoh, alongside members like Alhaji Abdullahi Aliyu Sumaila and Senator Bala Tafidan Yauri. 

Following the collation of the delegate votes, Chief Tony Momoh's electoral committee officially declared Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso as the winner and the PDP standard-bearer for the 1999 general election. 

The defeat caused significant friction. Abdullahi Ganduje��later publicly lamented the process, claiming that a "high-level conspiracy" by top national and state PDP figures had intentionally schemed him out of the ticket despite having the formidable backing of Abubakar Rimi. 

To prevent a catastrophic split within the newly formed party ahead of the general election, the PDP leadership initiated immediate reconciliation efforts. As a compromise, Abdullahi Ganduje accepted the role of running mate. This combined ticket successfully went on to win the January 1999 Kano State gubernatorial election, making  Kwankwaso the Governor and Ganduje his Deputy