Maisanda

warrior king

[Maisanda @Maisanda2]

FEDERAL GOVERNMENT APPROVES ₦550 BILLION FOR THE BANK OF AGRICULTURE (BOA) TO SUPPORT FARMERS

The Federal Government of Nigeria has approved ₦550 billion for the Bank of Agriculture (BoA) to support smallholder farmers and implement a Guaranteed Minimum Price (GMP) Programme

[Maisanda @Maisanda2]

@PO_GrassRootM Make un sidon there, where is Bwala, FFK, Reno, even KOK get free airtime on top of Obi. Leave Deji alone, he is being strategic.

[Ola Olayemi @kunleolayemi]

@PO_GrassRootM Deji Adeyanju👇

[Maisanda @Maisanda2]

@PO_GrassRootM When they say stay away from drugs, you think say na bad advice.

[Maisanda @Maisanda2]

@SarahAllisonFl Just wondering; I have never seen blacks in all videos of dead malnourished or sick children from Gaza. Is it that there are no blacks in Gaza or Palestine?

[NYCTaxiCabTales @nyctaxicabtales]

@nyctaxicabtales
Chick #ExMuslim From #Afghanistan Said: [ Because, #MuslimProfit Married 9 Years Old Child, Therefore; This #Inhuman #Cowardice #ChildMarriage is Practiced By #MuslimMen !].

[Maisanda @Maisanda2]

@EkeneAninze One question though: is the quarrel about the Cardinal lying or that he should not have spoken?.

[Maisanda @Maisanda2]

@Abdul_Ahmad_ I see the uneducated mallam selling kaya miya, same way, same place and I wonder where the intelligence lies.

[Maisanda @Maisanda2]

The problem is not the subsidy removed, but the presidential team; spokespersons, policy implementers that lack simple innovative thinking. For a start, simple dialogue and innovative negotiation with NURTW, RTEA etc can bring down transport cost by up to 35% in 3 months.

[Alex Onyia @winexviv]

I believe Nigeria should seriously consider restoring fuel subsidy in a way that brings petrol back to around ₦100 per litre or as close as fiscally possible.

If a policy leaves millions of families unable to afford food, transport, healthcare, or keep their businesses alive, then it’s time to re-examine it.

Economic models mean little to a parent who can’t feed their children or a business owner shutting down because operating costs have become unbearable.

Policies should be judged not only by theory, but by how people actually live.

Leadership must be courageous enough to admit when a policy is causing widespread suffering and be willing to change course.

[Jason @SeanCane70]

@VividProwess Palestine doesn’t care at all about land, they just want to exterminate the Jews and then move on to Christians. It’s what they do.

[Amzee2020 @Amzee2020]

This is Wasila Tasiu. She was 14 years old, from Kano State. She was completely uneducated and could neither read nor write.

Her parents and community forced her into marrying a 35-year-old man named Sani. She resisted, but they insisted and forced her anyway.

Handed over to a man she never chose in a region where child marriage remains common despite existing laws, she felt she had no way out.

Days after the wedding, 35-year-old Sani invited about a dozen friends to his home to celebrate. Desperate, Wasila resorted to her inner child and listened to her instincts.

She sent a seven-year-old girl to buy rat poison from the village market, mixed it into a dish of rice, and served it to the guests.

Sani and one friend died that same night. Two more guests died later in the hospital, and ten others were rushed for emergency treatment. The law, her parents, and the community had all failed her.

Immediately after the poisoning occurred, the Sharia court targeted her, self-proclaimed Sheikhs issued fatwas against her, and all the local defenders of forced and child marriage came calling for her head.

The police arrested her. Because she could not write in English, her confession was recorded by an investigator and signed with her thumbprint.

In court, prosecutors sought the death penalty, and the same seven-year-old girl who bought the poison was made to testify against her. Her father, who had forced her into the union, pleaded with the court to spare her life.

Northern lawyers abandoned her, they were all afraid of going against a community-sanctioned crime (forc6d ch!ld marriage) and wanted to keep their reputations intact. But a human-rights lawyer, guided by humanity rather than religious dogma stood up for her.

Wasila spent over a year in detention while her case dragged through Nigeria's courts. Finally, in 2015, the state dropped the charges, and a judge ordered her release.

Yet, not everyone welcomed the decision. Traditional leaders from her community demanded Diyya (blood money compensation) under Islamic law for each victim, and her defense lawyer faced open threats simply for defending her.

Was she a cold-blooded killer, or a helpless child left with no options? Was she born evil, or was she a victim made into a villain by a toxic community and failing parents?

When we campaign against ch!ld or forc6d marriage, we look at it from the perspective of the child not from the perspective of the pedophlle or his concocted religious and cultural justifications to exploit mlnors.

When a society strips a child of her agency and corner her into despair, it cannot pretend to be shocked when she uses the only weapon left to her.

A system that legally protects the predator while demanding the execution of his captive is not executing justice, it is simply executing its own victims.

#SayNoToChildMarriage

[Maisanda @Maisanda2]

@ruffydfire "We have pulled back from the brink of total economic collapse...this is the first time in a long time that the economy has been growing faster than the population."

*~ HRH Muhammad Sanusi,*
*_Emir of Kano_*

[Maisanda @Maisanda2]

This is the power of humanity amplified by networked healthcare systems. This is the unexplored frontier of medicine and patient care quality.

[Hananya Naftali @HananyaNaftali]

This is the Israel the media rarely shows. 🇮🇱❤️

An Israeli doctor, Sagi Assa, flew over 4,000 km to Rwanda to help save the life of an 11-day-old baby with a rare heart defect, and flew home the same day. Israel doesn't just save its own. It saves lives around the world.

[Hananya Naftali @HananyaNaftali]

This is the Israel the media rarely shows. 🇮🇱❤️

An Israeli doctor, Sagi Assa, flew over 4,000 km to Rwanda to help save the life of an 11-day-old baby with a rare heart defect, and flew home the same day. Israel doesn't just save its own. It saves lives around the world.

[Maisanda @Maisanda2]

@BwalaDaniel @PeterObi @BwalaDaniel is within his right to respond, to disagree; at least he disagrees for a fee which is an enviable job at this time of massive rancour. I too disagree that Christian clerics be neutral while the Muslim bodies are not. Thus asking for inequity which is injustice.

[Maisanda @Maisanda2]

@AriFromKfarSaba May her soul rest in peace

[Maisanda @Maisanda2]

@YossiBenYakar Freedom is not freedom when it fails to protect the customs and values that set it up and guarantees it.

[Maisanda @Maisanda2]

@mikeachimugu01 Well done!

[Maisanda @Maisanda2]

@DavidHundeyin May his soul rest in peace.

[Maisanda @Maisanda2]

@UNOFFICIALFACT May Allah never have mercy on those who seek to bless and honour the killers of our national defenders.