MUHAMMAD ABUBAKAR

Medical Doctor🩺💉,
Health and Nutrition.
Humanitarian || Aspiring CEO

[MUHAMMAD ABUBAKAR @Rich0kid]

@GaduwamaHA Well done....
If you see something say something. The security of our nation is a shared responsibility that rests upon all our shoulders, All of us

[MUHAMMAD ABUBAKAR @Rich0kid]

@SaameAbdul @FRSCNigeria Then it should be gender specific 🫣

[MUHAMMAD ABUBAKAR @Rich0kid]

@SaameAbdul @FRSCNigeria No ooo😂, but this shouldn't be part of any job requirement.

[MUHAMMAD ABUBAKAR @Rich0kid]

@ahmedxm01 May Allah multiply for you what you give.
Continue the good work XM01

[MUHAMMAD ABUBAKAR @Rich0kid]

@baqirul_ulum You know, love is sweeter in hausa than in English, It always hits different.

[Sarki. @Waspapping_]

Dear Dangote and NNPC, now that the Iran–America war is officially over and crude oil has fallen to around $83 per barrel, please reduce the pump price of fuel immediately. That fuel price has taken at least two years off my life expectancy.

Kindly extend the same speed you use when increasing prices to reducing them. Thank you

[MUHAMMAD ABUBAKAR @Rich0kid]

@ColMuhammad I think ending insecurity in Nigeria should not depend on just one man or one powerful position; it is a responsibility that belongs to all of us, both directly and indirectly.
Let's come together & support each other, irrespective of our tribe or religion.
May Allah help us All

[Super Physician 👨🏼‍⚕️ @Aliyu_Hydaer]

8 months old child
Parents have no money for central line, size 18 cannula successfully improvised as subclavian central line👍

[MUHAMMAD ABUBAKAR @Rich0kid]

@baqirul_ulum Ameen ya rabb sir

[MUHAMMAD ABUBAKAR @Rich0kid]

@asherrkiinee 1:0 PSG win

[MUHAMMAD ABUBAKAR @Rich0kid]

@Aliyu_Hydaer Definitely

[MUHAMMAD ABUBAKAR @Rich0kid]

@Aliyu_Hydaer He will just go to few state and dance omologo.

[ᴇɴɢʀ. ᴀʟʜᴀᴊɪ ᴍᴜꜱᴛᴀᴘʜᴀ ɢᴜʙɪᴏ,ꜰɴꜱᴇ @mustapha__gubio]

Unity, peace, and development remain the foundation of our vision for Borno State. We appreciate President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for his continuous support, leadership, and commitment to the progress of our people.

[ᴇɴɢʀ. ᴀʟʜᴀᴊɪ ᴍᴜꜱᴛᴀᴘʜᴀ ɢᴜʙɪᴏ,ꜰɴꜱᴇ @mustapha__gubio]

Thank you, President Tinubu, Vice President Kashim Shettima, Governor Babagana Umara Zulum, and the good people of Borno State for your support following this affirmation as the APC governorship candidate. I remain committed to the unity, progress, and development of borno state

[Dauda Iliya @dauda_iliya]

The Man Called Professor Zulum

By Jesse Tafida

Journalism, like the harmattan wind, first toughens the skin before it tempers the soul. For over a decade, I have walked its long, winding corridors, sometimes lit, often dim, serving through Radio Nigeria Peace FM, Kanem FM, SMK Radio, the Nigerian Television Authority, and now TVC News. The profession has taken me across difficult terrains where fear speaks in hushed tones, uncertainty lingers like an uninvited guest, and courage is not a choice but a daily obligation. Along this path, I have grown, shaped by discipline, sacrifice, and an unwavering commitment to truth.

In that journey, I have encountered power in many forms. I have stood before men whose titles echo loudly and whose presence commands attention. But among them all, one man stands apart, not by the noise of authority, but by the quiet gravity of his character: Professor Babagana Umara Zulum.

Governor Zulum is humility in motion. His kindness often arrives before his words, his vision stretches beyond what the eyes can see, and his courage meets danger without flinching. Tenacity walks beside him like a trusted ally, while sacrifice seems stitched into the very fabric of his being.

As a young journalist covering assignments at the Government House, I was simply doing my job, observing, reporting and moving on. Unknown to me, somewhere within those walls, the governor was paying attention. Then, one day in February 2021, after a function at the Council Chambers, he called me by name:

“Jesse Tafida, you are doing a great job. Keep it up.”

In that moment, time paused, surprise gripped me, and my thoughts scattered like startled birds. How did the Executive Governor know my name? How closely does he watch?

But beyond the astonishment, those words did something deeper, they planted a seed. From that day, my dedication found new meaning. Journalism ceased to be merely a profession but became a responsibility, one I owed to excellence.

Life, however, has a way of testing strength. That same year, I lost my father and even from a distance, Governor Zulum reached out, offering condolences that felt sincere, not ceremonial. Power, in that moment, stepped down from its pedestal and spoke the language of empathy.

In 2022, as I prepared for my wedding, his support helped shape a memorable day. But soon after, tragedy struck again. Just two weeks into marriage, I lost my wife. While on pilgrimage, the governor heard the news and immediately sent a government delegation to console me. Later, when I lost my mother, he came in person, accompanied by members of his cabinet to my modest home. Authority followed him, but compassion led the way.

Since then, his encouragement has been steady, like a river that refuses to run dry. He always reminds me to stay strong, to keep pushing, to remain focused. His simplicity quietly dismantles the distance that often separates leadership from the people.

One experience remains deeply etched in memory. During an end-of-year tour to Mallam-Fatori in December 2025, far in the troubled fringes of northern Borno, comfort seemed to disappear into the wind. There, Governor Zulum slept in a modest zinc shelter, the cold biting through the night, dust settling stubbornly on every surface, and mosquitoes asserting their presence without restraint. Commissioners and aides shared the same harsh reality with no privilege and no exception.

Mallam-Fatori itself is no ordinary town. It has long stood as a red zone, its soil familiar with the echoes of gunfire and the weight of sacrifice. A place fiercely contested by insurgents, where brave soldiers have fought relentlessly to defend Nigeria’s territorial integrity. It is also a place where an army commander paid the ultimate price, laying down his life in service to the nation.

Yet, it was in this same volatile ground that Governor Zulum chose to spend his nights, unmoved by the risks, undeterred by the dangers.

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@_onlyscott Di maria