Tohfa!! ABDULBASRI HAS MADE IT!!! 🎉🔥🏆
After 120 hours of determination, hard work, and resilience, Abdulbasri has finally completed the 120-hour longest sewing marathon Guinness World Records attempt! 🧵✂️🌍
Congratulations, Abdulbasri! You made it! 🎊
The solution to the problem of bandits
This is a small unmanned aerial vehicle (drone) that I built, and its size is no bigger than the palm of a hand
However, it can carry out surveillance ⚠️🚷
It has a small camera that can enter every corner and narrow passage to capture videos and photos without anyone knowing it has arrived.
After it captures photos or videos, those controlling it will be able to see them live
It will be very helpful in detecting forest bandits easily, especially for the military
Please tag security agencies and share
Once you see the word " mandatory" being mentioned by a businessman, a cartel is being created
If CNG is cheaper and safer, you don't need to mandate it; the market will flow to it.
This is how rent-seeking starts
@AliyuKwarbai If you’re on an S24 Ultra, S25 Ultra or S26 Ultra, just stick with Samsung. But if you’re using anything below that, I’d switch to the iPhone Air.
I just don't understand how some people in this government think. Why not partner with telecom companies to provide reliable internet across campuses instead of giving them 100mb that won't last a minute?
1 litre of petrol in Nigeria now costs over 2% of the monthly minimum wage. This clearly shows how badly purchasing power has deteriorated. The government’s anti-poor policies have made basic necessities increasingly unaffordable for ordinary Nigerians.
The Wealth and Assets Reportedly Left Behind by the Late Alhaji Aminu Dantata
It has been claimed that the late Alhaji Aminu Dantata left behind as much as ₦61 trillion in cash and deposits in banks in Nigeria and abroad.
He was also reportedly said to have owned about 800 filling stations in Nigeria and outside the country. These stations allegedly did not carry his name but were said to be under his ownership.
In Kano State alone, he was reportedly said to have left 500 houses and approximately 1,200 plots of land, some fenced and others with incomplete construction.
He was also said to have owned 320 houses in other Nigerian cities and abroad.
His reported vehicle collection included 280 cars in active use, while another 120 vehicles were said to be kept in storage and not in use.
It was further claimed that he left behind shares worth more than ₦30 trillion in companies operating in Nigeria and abroad.
In an interview in 2022, he reportedly said that he began purchasing private aircraft as far back as 1967, when one aircraft cost about US$120,000. He was said to have owned 10 private aircraft, each reportedly worth at least ₦1 billion.
He lived with four wives and reportedly left behind more than 45 children and over 150 grandchildren.
As he had wished, he was buried in Madinah, Saudi Arabia.
May Almighty Allah forgive his shortcomings, have mercy on him, and grant him Aljannatul Firdaus. Ameen. 🤲
Allahu Akbar!
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