MUHAMMAD RABIU ALI

MD, Freelancer!! Bsc Ed Chemistry🎓, Northwest University Kano

[Bakatsine @DanKatsina50]

UPDATE: The husband of a woman lynched in Marabar Jos, Igabi LGA of Kaduna State, over allegations of child theft says his wife was a Islamic schoolteacher heading to a religious preaching session when she was attacked and killed.

An innocent woman never made it to her destination, her family or another day of life. A cruel reminder that once a mob decides, facts often arrive too late. Jungle justice continues to leave behind broken families, shattered dreams and deaths that can never be undone.

NB: MARABAR JOS IS A COMMUNITY IN IGABI LGA, KADUNA STATE UNLIKE SOME THOUGHT IT'S PLATEAU STATE

[MUHAMMAD RABIU ALI @mohaa_rabiu]

@MrCharlesky Interested

[Kwankwasiyya Reporters @KKSY_Reporters]

In 1992, Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso was serving as the Deputy Speaker of the National Assembly of Nigeria. During that period, he brought along a 29-year-old young man who had worked under him in the Water Resources Department during the 1980s, and appointed him as his Personal Assistant (P.A).
In 1999, after Kwankwaso had continued his political struggle since 1992, that same young man had returned to work in the Water Resources sector. Unexpectedly, Kwankwaso won the governorship election in Kano State, and once again he sought out the young man and reappointed him as his P.A, this time as the Personal Assistant to the Governor.

In 2003, after Kwankwaso lost his re-election bid, the Federal Government appointed him as Nigeria’s Minister of Defence. Kwankwaso still did not abandon the young man; instead, he took him along to Abuja and appointed him as his Special Assistant (S.A).
In 2007, after Kwankwaso left the Ministry of Defence, Olusegun Obasanjo appointed him as Special Envoy to Somalia and Darfur. Again, Kwankwaso continued to move with the young man as his close aide and trusted right-hand man.
In 2009, under the Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC), Umaru Musa Yar'Adua appointed Kwankwaso as the representative of the North-West region. Kwankwaso once again continued working closely with the young man as his right-hand man. In that same year, Kwankwaso secured a federal appointment for him, and fortunately, the late Yar’Adua appointed him as the Chairman of the Governing Board of the National Institute for Educational Planning and Administration (NIEPA), Ondo State.

In 2011, Kwankwaso returned and became Governor of Kano State for the second time. Once again, he brought back the young man and handed him the position of Commissioner in one of the major ministries.
In 2019, after Kwankwaso completed his tenure as governor in 2015, the young man had stepped back from politics until 2018, when Kwankwaso brought him forward again and declared that he would contest for governor under the People's Democratic Party (PDP). This decision caused Kwankwaso to lose some allies and supporters, as many believed he had chosen someone who was not experienced or capable enough. The election was conducted, victory was initially declared, then it was announced as inconclusive, and eventually Abdullahi Umar Ganduje retained his seat.

In 2023, Kwankwaso once again brought forward the same young man and insisted that he would be the candidate. Due to the lack of a solid political structure within the PDP to support him, Kwankwaso left the party and joined a relatively small and lesser-known party called the New Nigeria People's Party (NNPP), together with his supporters. He once again ensured that the young man secured the ticket. The election was held, victory was achieved, and the young man eventually became the Governor of Kano State.
History can be inspiring to hear. However, sadly, after this young man became governor, within just two years the story began to take a different and unpleasant turn from the end of 2025 into 2026.

[Lilian Melchert @limelchert]

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[Nimetullah Gündüz @xortonun_babasi]

Abbas Araghci "Neden uranyum zenginleştirmede ısrar ettik?"
Okumanızı tavsiye ederim:
- "Neden zenginleştirme (uranyum) konusunda bu kadar ısrar ettik ve ediyoruz? Neden üzerimize savaş dayatılsa bile bundan vazgeçmeye razı değiliz? Çünkü kimsenin bize neye sahip olmamız veya olmamamız gerektiğini söylemeye hakkı yok. Bu, tahakkümü reddetme (nefy-i sulte) ilkesine dayanmaktadır.

​Yasalara göre zenginleştirme yapmak benim hakkımdır ve bu hakkı kullanıp kullanmamak sadece beni ilgilendirir. Yıllardır bize söylenen ve hala söylenmeye devam eden 'Zenginleştirme yapmaya hakkınız yok, zenginleştirme sıfır olmalı' söylemi... Neden? 'Çünkü endişeliyiz.' diyorlar.

​Eğer endişeliyseniz, biz bu endişeleri gidermeye hazırız. Bir soru mu var? Cevap veririz. Güven mi yok? Güven inşa ederiz. Ama kimsenin bize 'Ben öyle istediğim için sen buna sahip olamazsın' demeye hakkı yoktur.

​Yıllardır süregelen hareketimizin sırrı budur; kendi hakkımızda ısrarcı olduk. Zenginleştirme önemlidir, ancak bunun yanında daha önemli olan şey, İran İslam Cumhuriyeti'nin kimseden talimat almadığını ve hiçbir tahakküm altına girmediğini kanıtlamasıdır.

​İran'ın barışçıl nükleer programının hedeflerine ilişkin herhangi bir soru veya belirsizlik varsa, cevap vermeye ve bu belirsizliği gidermeye hazırız. Bunun yolu da sadece diplomasiden geçer. Diğer yolları denediler ve bir sonuç alamadılar.

​Müzakere, ancak İran halkının hakları teslim edildiğinde, saygı duyulduğunda ve biz hakkımızı kullanabildiğimizde bir sonuca ulaşacaktır. Biz kimseden hakkımızı tanımasını beklemiyoruz; hakkımız zaten kendi içinde meşrudur, hakkımız mevcuttur. Bizim istediğimiz, hakkımıza saygı duyulmasıdır."

Abbas Araghci'nin bu açıklaması bence sadece ABD'ye değil onların temsil ettiği zihniyetin yaklaşık bir yüz yıldır biz Müslümanlara üstten bakışçı zihniyetlerine verilmiş izzetli bir cevaptır. Bu cevap artık sizin zorba ve değerlerinizi dikte etme döneminin kapandığının beyanıdır. İran bu savaştan alnının akıyla çıkacarsa artık ABD eski ABD olacak ne de Müslümanlar eski Müslümanlar olacaktır inşallah.

[Abdul-Aziz Na'ibi Abubakar @jrnaib2]

Watch and repost Aggressively!

I genuinely believe appointing Amupitan as INEC Chairman will be one of the reasons why Bola Tinubu will lose woefully in 2027.

Northern Sheikhs alone will make him lose millions of votes.

[Abdul-Aziz Na'ibi Abubakar @jrnaib2]

Repost massively!

[Masu Zafi 🔥🔥 @masuzafi]

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[Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso @KwankwasoRM]

Pleased to receive His Excellency Nasiru Yusuf Gawuna, former Deputy Governor of Kano State, at my residence in Kano.

Looking forward to what lies ahead. - RMK

[BBC News (World) @BBCWorld]

Nigerian president's rivals get major boost as political heavyweight joins fold https://t.co/N9SNt0CMLK

[Mustapha Bulama @Bulamacartoons]

A bit of history
Credit: FARZANFILMS

[Abdul-Aziz Na'ibi Abubakar @jrnaib2]

Every Northerner must watch this video. Repost aggressively!

Bola Tinubu must go in 2027!

[Redi Tlhabi @RediTlhabi]

He insulted UK troops and told the Prime Minister the US didn't need them. In January, he also dismissed NATO'd contribution to the US's war in Afghanistan. He said the US had never needed them in Afghanistan and that their troops had "stayed a little back. FACT: The UK lost close to 500 soldiers it had sent to support the US in Afghanistan. The combined death toll of troops from Canada, France, Germany, and Denmark was just under 400.
These guys must wake up and stop allowing themselves to be humiliated this way.

[Bashir Ahmad, OON @BashirAhmaad]

Can China and Russia truly be considered reliable allies, especially when recent history suggests they may not always stand firmly with their strategic partners in times of crisis and most desperate moments? 🤔

[MUHAMMAD RABIU ALI @mohaa_rabiu]

@narendramodi @netanyahu Mr PM this is very embarassing for India
And for you

[The Curious Tales @thecurioustales]

🚨The most dangerous idea in math isn’t 0.

It’s 3-6-9.

Because if this pattern is real,
reality isn’t random.

And if reality isn’t random,
neither are you.

I’ve explained it in this article.

But tell me:

Is it a coincidence… or code?

[The Curious Tales @thecurioustales]

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[H @kuchnaisamjha]

“The brain runs on 20 watts and fits in your skull. The data center required to merely describe one-millionth of it would span 140 acres.”

Allah ki qudrat سبحان الله

[Daoptimist⚓🌊🔥✨ @GallantDaletian]

You really think a war between nations is the same as fighting an insurgency? 😂😂 You think asymmetric warfare is same as conventional warfare? Let me run you through what you’re missing!

​First, look at why the US eventually withdrew from Afghanistan. Was it a lack of resources? No. The US maintained a massive military presence there for 20 years! They lost over 2,000 soldiers and had over 20,000 injured before finally withdrawing in 2021 after a deal with the Taliban. In Iraq 2003, the US invaded and terrorism actually skyrocketed, violence peaked specifically because of the vacuum created by the invasion.
​Then look at Libya in 2011. The US bombed them under the guise of "stopping a humanitarian crisis." Those airstrikes crippled Libya’s military infrastructure and collapsed the nation entirely, turning it into a playground for terrorists. No nation dared to question the US, and they’ve successfully invaded countries with zero accountability!

​Now, back to the AES, their combined troops don't even come close to the power of the Nigerian military. From raw manpower to air superiority, Nigeria is leagues ahead. Nigeria is built for conventional war. Meanwhile, the AES nations are currently struggling with high intensity terrorism, Mali and Burkina Faso have between 40% to 60% of their territory under terrorist control, with the governments barely holding onto the major cities. You think the AES can fight a war against Nigeria and their own internal insurgents and win?
​This isn’t "hit and run" guerrilla tactics. This is direct warfare. We’re talking about sustained airstrikes and massive battalions of foot soldiers.
���Funfact: Those three nations are landlocked. They have zero Navy. They rely entirely on neighboring countries for shipments of grain, fuel, and every single essential resource that comes by sea. Nigeria has the most powerful naval presence in the Gulf of Guinea. We could enforce a maritime blockade tomorrow, and the AES economies would choke in weeks!

​Even if their allies try to send military equipment, the Nigerian Navy would intercept those ships before they even hit the docks in Cotonou or Lomé. Plus, Nigeria has its own oil we can fuel our tanks and jets indefinitely.
The AES has to import every drop of fuel through territories we can block. The war would be over before it even started!
​So if you think a breakout between Nigeria and the AES ends in a Nigerian defeat, you’re daydreaming. 😂😂 Nigeria wouldn't just win, the AES wouldn't even be able to get their boots to the border before they ran out of gas!

[Sir_nagaree @SirNagaree]

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