Yusuf Abubakar sadiq

Product Designer / Frontend Developer /Translator

[Yusuf Abubakar sadiq @sardiqque]

@AirtelNigeria What your problem?
For how long will you guys be deducting my airtime for no reason @AirtelNigeria

[Yusuf Abubakar sadiq @sardiqque]

@keenn_eth @instablog9ja Am also thinking of getting one as a pet.

[Yusuf Abubakar sadiq @sardiqque]

@WEAkorli @DAMIADENUGA @grok Kwara
Maiduguri
Asaba
Enough
Gombe
Ekiti
Finally Osun state
😁

[ESV MAIWADA 🏡 @maiwadaSNasir]

@Quranconnect_ One of the best duas ✨

[Yusuf Abubakar sadiq @sardiqque]

@eliior_325 @Wizarab10 How on earth is this guy still alive?
Hope say you no dy use this same brain cross road,plug electrical appliances for light and taking drug when sick?
Make una help me aehh

[Yusuf Abubakar sadiq @sardiqque]

@Alphaa365 @instablog9ja They no go see this one

[Yusuf Abubakar sadiq @sardiqque]

@OlaideDavid7 @instablog9ja Why will Muslim make comment when most of you guys have already made up your mind.
The act of one doesn't justify the act of all. My present work was from connection of my so call alfa(malam). What they are doing to the kid is wrong is opposite to Islamic teaching, Islam is love

[Yusuf Abubakar sadiq @sardiqque]

@instablog9ja She still on the way, the next interview will be i just want any kind of man 🤠

[Yusuf Abubakar sadiq @sardiqque]

@Naija_PR That is why ronaldo will never marry his girlfriend period.

[Yusuf Abubakar sadiq @sardiqque]

@carlmly @Teeniiola Abeg no pour sand for our garri

[Yusuf Abubakar sadiq @sardiqque]

@instablog9ja You can now see why CR7 refuse to marry geogina.

[Yusuf Abubakar sadiq @sardiqque]

@5plus5_talk @dammiedammie35 @ayotheregal Am a parent, I like to discipline mine not in this manner and age,at this stage you teach them with love and care. At this stage there are very fragile anything you do to them will have effect on their lives.we all have to be gentle and sweet to children.

[Idris @7signxx]

Du'a for protection from poverty and humiliation...

[Yusuf Abubakar sadiq @sardiqque]

@bkaykabeer Interested
Residence Ibadan Oyo State

[القرآن @Quranconnect_]

You’ll never regret retweeting this🤍

[Yusuf Abubakar sadiq @sardiqque]

@UTOTALBELLEND @MattWallace888 No black person can do this to a white kid
The whole media will be on fire

[oseni rufai @ruffydfire]

I am not saying Obasanjo is a saint, he made a lot of mistakes too but before they abuse him, tell them to beat his economic growth records

[Tom💯🇳🇬 @tomiryz]

@PureStanley1

[Yusuf Abubakar sadiq @sardiqque]

@MaaziEzeoke @HonObahiagbon @PeterObi You and honorable Patrick should be working together sir

[Peter Obi @PeterObi]

Reversing the Sudden Fuel Price Increase:

As Nigerians continue to groan under extremely difficult economic conditions, largely caused by the Federal Government's wrong policy choices, the NNPCL has once again raised the price of fuel (PMS) without providing any explanation.

This is both unfortunate and insensitive, considering the wide-ranging negative consequences for our economic survival and well-being.

This is neither how an economy’s resources should be managed nor how a nation should be governed. In this new measure, there is neither sound economics nor necessary compassion.

We are told that the NNPCL is now a limited liability company, regulated by agencies such as the NUPRC and NMDPRA, yet there seems to be growing confusion about the roles and responsibilities of the NNPCL and these regulating bodies.

Interestingly, both the NNPCL and the regulatory agencies are supposed to be under the supervision of the Federal Ministry of Petroleum Resources, with the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria serving as the substantive Minister. Who, in this arrangement,
is regulating who?

With the unprecedented but avoidable hardship that Nigerians are enduring, the responsibility for providing a full explanation, offering alternative options, and most importantly, reversing the sudden price hike falls squarely on the Honorable Minister of Petroleum Resources/President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

We hope and pray that he acts in the best interest of the majority of Nigerians, who are living under unnecessarily precarious conditions, and that he does so before his return from his working vacation.

To casually inflict such a draconian measure on the populace from the comfort of an annual vacation amounts to taking the people’s welfare lightly and for granted.

A New and more compassionate Nigeria is indeed Possible! -PO