Rasheed Aminullah PhD

Academic, scholar and the enthusiastic researcher

[Rasheed Aminullah PhD @RasheedAminulla]

@cchukudebelu No basis for comparison...we are witnessing what could be the collapse of international law under US leadership in real time

[Rasheed Aminullah PhD @RasheedAminulla]

@ikhide Mazi I agree completely with you on this one 💯... challenged educational background is at the root of our elite problem...God bless you sir

[Rasheed Aminullah PhD @RasheedAminulla]

@SmileComsNG My smile voice line has been blocked

[Rasheed Aminullah PhD @RasheedAminulla]

@AsiyaRodrigo They have pauperised that segment of the society with the intention of keeping them that way till the end of forever... unfortunate

[Rasheed Aminullah PhD @RasheedAminulla]

@Realoilsheikh In addition, they also spiritualised poverty

[Rasheed Aminullah PhD @RasheedAminulla]

@gimbakakanda Noble loading...

[Rasheed Aminullah PhD @RasheedAminulla]

@AsiyaRodrigo May Allah ease all your affairs sister

[Kingsley Moghalu OON @MoghaluKingsley]

The tragedy of Nigeria is that many of its leaders are not truly interested in solving the country’s problems. They are more focused on politics, rent-seeking, and picking sycophants and ethnic journeymen for jobs they can’t perform. But problems can’t solve themselves.

[Kingsley Moghalu OON @MoghaluKingsley]

Agreed. A sensible and mature position. The interest of Nigeria and Nigerians in terms of actual governance performance, regardless of partisan political differences, should be paramount.

[Asiya nomad 👑 @AsiyaRodrigo]

The further I distance myself from NgX, the happier I feel. I made the terrible mistake of scrolling through NgX for a minute today, only to see middle and elite class Nigerians saying poor people are vindictive, ungrateful and hateful. While some are, personally I don't see it as a class syndrome.

Some of the most wicked, selfish, lying, gossiping, fake, abusive, exploitative, ungrateful, hateful, vindictive and downright scammy/scummy experiences I have had in Nigeria were at the hands of people who had plenty. What is more sinister is that these people deserve Oscars for how well they act like they are so perfect - caring, sweet, affable, loving, gentle, well spoken, dignified, refined, activists for human rights and every other good cause, ethical/pious and generous. Even this topic brings up so much hurt I would rather not feel because my heart then goes into self-preservation mode and rejects Nigeria 'in toto'.

Nevertheless, one can't expect as much respectful and respectable behaviour from classes who have been living in the injustice of extreme stratification their entire lives. The traumas of lived experiences in a dog-eat-dog reality affect people's humanity. But one does expect some decency, humanity and honesty from those who have been enjoying special privileges for decades. And yet, because they are propped up like mini-gods, they can be even more ruthless when they don't get their way.

Those abused and made to face the merciless, vengeful whims of wealthier classes often keep quiet out of fear of what might happen to them if they talk.

[H’s mom @aiishadahir]

I’m in love with this quote

“If Allah took something you never imagined losing, He can also grant you something you never imagined having”

[Lord Bebo @MyLordBebo]

🇮🇱🇵🇸‼️🚨 Piers pushes hard against Israel

[Rasheed Aminullah PhD @RasheedAminulla]

@AsiyaRodrigo Very apt

[Rasheed Aminullah PhD @RasheedAminulla]

@Realoilsheikh @AishaYesufu Doc, I beg take it easy with the woman oooo... she needs prayers... Allah ya shire ta

[Adam Grant @AdamMGrant]

A key to lifelong learning is to see everyone you meet as a potential teacher.

No one has a monopoly on wisdom. Each interaction is a chance to question old assumptions and gain new perspectives.

Collecting lessons from others is the fastest way to fill gaps in your experience.

[Rasheed Aminullah PhD @RasheedAminulla]

@AbdulGidadoo @Mr_Anasko @sir_spurs You are right brother... especially the 2.0 version

[Comr Sulayman S. Musa Anchau @sulay_marn]

This is ABDULLAHI. He's an AC/FRIDGE Engineer!

I gave him 12K to buy COMPRESSOR and fix in my AC, He took the AC for repair, fixed it, returned it with my 12K and told me that the compressor was okay, but just a minor relay problem which he said was 500 naira.

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[Abubakar Sidiq Usman @MrAbuSidiq]

The paramount ruler of Ebiraland, The Ohinoyi, Dr AbdulRahman Ado Ibrahim, is dead. He died at the age of 94.

[Rasheed Aminullah PhD @RasheedAminulla]

RT @AsiyaRodrigo: It is very hard but it is possible. My grandmother’s wealth was scattered by my grandfather who later abandoned his famil…