Mustapha Muhammad Bashir

Nigerian

[Mustapha Muhammad Bashir @iammubash]

Day 1/100.

No niche.
No content calendar.
No idea what this account will look like 100 days from now.

Just showing up every day and figuring it out along the way.

Let’s see what happens. 🇳🇬

[Mustapha Muhammad Bashir @iammubash]

@Kezmag_ Bank of the North changed to Unity Bank and now merged with Providus Bank.

Diamond Bank now Merged with Access.
Intercontinental Bank
Oceanic Bank

[Mustapha Muhammad Bashir @iammubash]

8/8 — A NEW BEGINNING 🇳🇬

Nigeria became a republic in 1963, with a Nigerian president replacing the British monarch as head of state. Independence was a milestone, but nation-building continued.

Tomorrow: The First Republic and the 1966 coups.

#100DaysOfShowingUp #KnowYour9ja

[Mustapha Muhammad Bashir @iammubash]

1/8

🇳🇬 NIGERIA IN 1960

On 1 October 1960, Nigeria gained independence from Britain.

But independence was more than a flag, a national anthem and a new government. It meant Nigerians could begin governing their own country.

So, what did Nigeria look like in 1960? 🧵

[Mustapha Muhammad Bashir @iammubash]

7/8 — INDEPENDENCE DIDN'T SOLVE EVERYTHING

Nigeria still faced regional rivalry, political competition, economic challenges and questions of unity.

Self-government brought opportunities, but power-sharing remained a major challenge.

[The LATENT Ustadz @amibntaimiya]

Idan shekaranka 30yrs a Duniya yau.., 👂🏻👂🏻👂🏻

🎧 Sheikh Albany 🎙️

[Mustapha Muhammad Bashir @iammubash]

8/8

🇳🇬 On 1 October 1960, Nigeria gained independence from Britain.

But independence was only the beginning. The new nation still faced questions of unity, governance and national identity.

Tomorrow: Nigeria in 1960 — what did independence actually mean?

#KnowYourNigeria 🇳🇬

[Mustapha Muhammad Bashir @iammubash]

1/8

🇳🇬 THE ROAD TO INDEPENDENCE

Nigeria didn't become independent overnight. It took decades of activism, political organisation, negotiations and constitutional changes.

How did Nigerians win their independence?

[Mustapha Muhammad Bashir @iammubash]

7/8

The Lyttleton Constitution of 1954 established a clearer federal structure.

Further negotiations and political developments brought Nigeria closer to independence.

[Mustapha Muhammad Bashir @iammubash]

@yenyenpurehoney Taraba

[أبو بكر الصديق @iamAbubakarBash]

🧵 Most business accounts don't die from bad content. They die in week three.

The first two weeks run on enthusiasm. Then a busy week arrives, posting is the first thing dropped, and the account goes quiet for a month.

It almost always breaks at one of three points.