Wallahi na taba zuwa Date da wata yarinya a Kaduna lokacin banda mota, da zamuje, one of my friends dropped us at the location. After we were done with the date, zamu wuce gida, na tare mana Keke Napep. Inaso na ajeta gida se na wuce nima gida. Wallahi ina tare Keke Napep ta fara kuka, wai bata taba hawa Keke ba, Idan Daddy ta ya ganta se ya yanka ta. 😂😂😂
Ina da acid da NSA, ina da acid da Ministan tsaro, ina da acid da ministan noma, ina da acid da chip of amy stof, ina da acid da IG na kasa. Rarara yace a gaya muku yana da acid da kowanne babba a kasan nan 😭😩😩
As long as the Land Use Act retains governors as custodians of our land, a power not even the President can contest, no capitalist in this country will ever hold the advantage over a governor. It is a different form of power, and Cersei Lannister settled this argument years ago when Littlefinger told her that knowledge is power. She had her guards seize him, called them off, and then told him, “Power is power.” Everything else is negotiation.
Yahaya Bello shut down the Obajana plant, Dangote’s largest cement facility, just a few years ago, with the state assembly backing him. A plant of that scale sat idle for months and the richest man in Africa had to run to Abuja for cover, pleading for intervention, and the truth is that if Yahaya Bello had set out to play dirty, and with the Land Use Act on his side, it would have been something else entirely.
Only a few months ago, the head of a single regulatory agency got Dangote visibly rattled in public, and that is someone in an appointive position. Now imagine the Governor of Lagos State, where his investments are based, moved against him. Imagine a governor revoking the certificates of occupancy on the land carrying the refinery, the fertiliser plant and the port, citing overriding public interest, which the Act permits. That would be the end of an empire.
Yes, political power ends. So does money. Politicians have buried plenty of billionaires whose names mean nothing to anyone under thirty today. But enough of the worst case scenario. Dangote is an asset of this nation, of the continent, and of the Black race. We should pray that he is never tested by political power, because we already know how that test ends. 😄
There’s nothing left unsaid. This week alone, we’ve seen videos from across the country that expose the dysfunctionality of Nigeria as a whole. I don’t believe the almajirai seen here, or those at Pellas’ wedding, are products of any state Government’s mass wedding programme or the result of a gateman having four wives. These are symptoms of deeper, long standing systemic failures that cut across the country.
I've done that before. I landed in Jeddah at 2:30 a.m., cleared immigration, and was out of the airport by around 3:10 a.m. I prayed Fajr at the Haram around 5:00 a.m., completed my Umrah by 7:30 a.m., left Makkah by 9:00 a.m., and departed Saudi Arabia at 1:00 p.m
Almajiri everywhere you look. The north is slowing nigeria down. They give birth to born throwing. Their leaders are devil and satanic 🤓
We are not ready !!!