Spare some minutes and listen to this beautiful reminder by Sheikh Ahmad Tijjani Yusuf Guruntum...Kindly Retweet for others to benefit from it😊
Allah yasa mu dace.
These aren’t opinions shaped by fan bias or media hype. These are voices that have built, coached, and competed at the highest level of the game.
When those who understand football best all point to the same name, the debate isn’t just over…it’s settled with authority.
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Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi walked out of a photo-op with the US delegation and briefly shared a room with JD Vance, without a word exchanged, as US-Iran peace talks kicked off in Switzerland. Watch how it unfolded.
The US Deputy Energy Secretary, James Danny, said in Abu Dhabi that their oil reserve is almost empty and now there’s talk of sending troops to Nigeria and setting up a base in Port Harcourt
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So a U.S. senator is now proudly declaring they will target those who helped implement Sharia law in Nigeria, as if practicing or supporting Sharia is a crime. You are free to oppose Sharia in your own country, but you have no jurisdiction to dictate the laws of ours. We will defend our sovereignty and our right to determine our own legal and affairs.
No context has been provided, but this appears to be an encounter between parents and an unnamed staff member of Maryam Abacha University. It’s one thing to lose composure in a role that demands emotional intelligence and interpersonal skills; it’s another to exhibit such blatant disrespect toward a student’s parent, especially in the presence of their children.
I only hope the poster has made an effort to provide a detailed account of what transpired, so as to draw the attention of the school proprietors and top management to this case of de-marketing their institution and brand. The staying power of every private school lies in paying parents and guardians, and they deserve to be treated with the dignity their tuition secures.
As a parent, I know this would mark the end of my children’s days in that school. One cannot pay for comfort and civility only to end up dealing with thugs in well-starched kaftans.