1 and 2 = Legacy Builders
3 = Legacy Manager and Sustainer
No. 3 is very strategic to the core of the family, and can decide the future of 1 and 2, including employing competent outsiders to manage the conglomerate.
So, No. 3 is the most important and strategic function.
This is not the case for Muslims. To us, death is not untoward, the time and moment is destined by God. And the prayer of every Muslim is to die as a believer, holding unto the tenets of Islam.
So, if any Muslim dies on these tenets - on the path of Islam - it is a big blessing.
As a Christian, I’m human with emotional intelligence. If someone died and their bl00d is still warm, my first post would not be to say I thank God they didn’t go to an Alfa for solutions to the problem that led to their death. “In all of these i am glad”. For real? Glad?! Someone just died!
That’s your first reaction to the news of the death of someone???
Like why would my mind go to that? Not even considering the family’s grief??
People do a lot of absurd and unethical practices because of what to eat and drink.
This is the case because the game changed and the referenced man does not currently have the power or might to speak his truth. But truth shall prevail; the only factor is time. Time shall tell.
Extracts of my speech at a meeting with the Chairman of the Christian Association of Nigeria (North), Rev. Joseph Hayab, and his entire Executive Council together with the Chairmen, Secretaries and Youth Leaders of the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) representing each of the 19 Northern states of Nigeria in Abuja on 20th August, 2026.
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@MsTyma_ True. It is so because AA used state and LG machinery to stop his projects. It is a known fact by all Kwarans, and it is well documented. Before he became a Senator, he provided support within a private citizen's capacity. As a Senator, his hands were clamped across board.
@ninoroyals@RealAARahman That was a clipped video. The extensive part clarified his intent. Even at that, what is the % of Moro LG in Kwara North's votes? If you add that to Kwara Central's figure and remove the vote of other Kwarans living in Ilorin, the number is still gonna show as the highest region.
@Abubaka41965675 That is a selected apology. Expectedly, the apology should go to all concerned parties, including the leadership of Ilorin Emirate, Fulani people, and the family of Gbadegesin. But, it takes a pious and fair mind to do that, so he won't do it.
@KarounwiAdini will laugh last.
@Femi_OfMainland LOL...it is a wrong course to own. The research came after the facts of the matter. As a lawyer, the first thing to do is to research before forming an opinion. I believe this is a test and result of what is happening in the real world.
@SulaimanToyin2 Look out for Moro LG. It is in Kwara North, but it is not in Kwara North. In the next election, you'd see how they show force toward a cause they believe in. And this is for the entire LG except for Shao.
@justeventsonlin 🎵...egbe bandits
And that's attached to APC. The way people come up with political songs ehn. I hope it is within a fair assessment and will not escalate beyond measure.
@sobur_bello@HabuSadeik I am aligned. That lady was taught to call colleagues on a first name basis and TOE ought to be at her level. She won't even know that non-EDs are not her colleagues. She is still fresh from training and may want to unleash all she was taught, until she is guided to be discerning
@SirJarus Code of Conduct is a BoD document, but it is limited in scope such that it is mostly a cautionary document for good conduct, integrity, and ethical standards. It is an high level document that dictates moral stance. Employees' Handbook is what talks about personal relationship.
@sobur_bello@HabuSadeik Policies can be board, conduct or operational. Board and conduct policies are the ones ratified by the BoD. Operational policies are signed off by Mgt. In this case, Employees' Handbook are signed off by HR, for staff and within Mgt's reference. TOE is not a staff of UBA.
@sobur_bello@HabuSadeik Maybe not. TOE is not bound by that policy. He is a Non-ED in UBA and he was free to correct her. As GTs, they do not know the difference between staffers and non-executive board members. They should be well put through it. Meanwhile, discernment is critical even for staffers.
I appreciate that TOE corrected her. She needs to know the difference, and learn to be discerning in events/meetings. Not every rule is meant to be followed rigidly. In this case, the guidance is to respect her elders and reflect that in her conduct as well.
Almost all Banks trained their staff to call their colleagues, including the ExCo, on a first name basis. And it is normally contained in the Staff Handbook as well. I am sure UBA is not an exception. What the lady didn't know is that TOE is a Non-ED and is not bound by that rule
Not many people can come out to say things this way. And these are the things we need to keep the world moving; to be consistent, hopeful, prayerful, and to keep dreaming.
I wish you the very best, forever. And thank you for staying open-minded and thoughtful in conversions!
A solid example here, I have been confirmed diabetic type 2 since 1999 when I collapsed at my first ever placement in school of Nursing. Many food were luxury then, I used to walk hours to hawk for the person I was doing Omo Odo for at Asofiyan in Mushin then, by every logic in the book, there's no way I should be a candidate at all but here I am ,almost 30 years later living fully with it. First cancer scare for me was in 2005, again nothing to make someone like me a candidate at all, again born with eye defect so officially registered blind in one eye, I use 6 eye drops applied 13 times a day for glaucoma and pterygium. Everyone who knows me will tell you I have been an advocate for healthy living almost all my life hence I always laugh when people talk with Authority. I pray for mercy a lot, a whole lot because not a lot is within our control. Medically I shouldn't have a child but Alhamdulillah I have 3 though born in difficult circumstances so I am one of those who despite medical trainings believe its not entirely up to us at all. May God have absolute mercy on us all ultimately
That's even the Emir's Palace, and we know the level of respect our people accord him. That ABS sat on the chair while others chose to be on the rug doesn't mean he told them to do so. It was a personal choice because of where they were.
This is a below the belt post. It's dirty.
This is one of the things we talk about. Only him (Sen. Bukola Saraki) sits on the chair. Even the Kwara PDP governorship candidate, Engr. Kale Kawu sits on the floor.
Is it that no one among his followers dare sits on the chair in his presence?
This is not good for the optics and it says a lot about the personality and leadership style of Sen. Buko Saraki.