Listen to the heartfelt praise for Professor Isa Ali Pantami from a woman from Southern Nigeria who had the opportunity to work closely with him.
Her testimony speaks volumes about his character, professionalism, and leadership.
To get rid of rats at farm store:
Mix baking soda+flour+sugar at 1:1:1 ratio
Rats can't resist flour and sugar.
Baking soda taste makes them eat more but it will react with their stomach acid to create CO2. Since, rats can't fart it will lead to de@th from internal blockage & ruptures.
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Mr livestock!
FIFA will clear more than ten billion dollars from this World Cup. The host cities, whose names are on the marquee, will each swallow somewhere between 100 and 200 million dollars in security, transport, and logistics. One party controls the revenue. The other controls the costs. Guess which is which.
It is the oldest structure in business, and most people never learn to spot it. The party that owns the brand and the rights keeps the upside and exports the risk. The cities line up to host, dazzled by prestige and a few weeks of full hotels, and quietly sign up to lose money on infrastructure that sits empty in September.
You see the same shape everywhere once you know it. The platform keeps the margin, the seller on it takes the risk. The label keeps the masters, the artist tours to survive. The franchise keeps the system, the operator works ninety-hour weeks for a thin cut. One side owns the thing that compounds and the other rents its own effort back.
Tickets running to nearly eight thousand dollars for the final, four times the Qatar price, tell you who the event is really for now. Not the fan in the stadium. The fan is the product being counted, not the customer being served.
Whenever you are invited to a party this glamorous, ask one boring question before you say yes. Who keeps the asset when the music stops, and who is left holding the bill for the lights? The answer is usually printed in the contract nobody reads, because everyone is too excited to be included.
I attended a wedding Fatiha that was held close to a cemetery. While the marriage ceremony was taking place, a funeral was also taking place nearby, as people were burying their loved one.
It was a powerful reminder of the reality of life. On one side, a new chapter was beginning; on the other, another had come to an end. Life and death can exist side by side, reminding us that this world is temporary. May Allah bless every marriage with happiness and grant mercy and forgiveness to those who have returned to Him.
There’s a difference between being broke and being financially exhausted.
Being broke means you don’t have money.
Financial exhaustion is when every naira already has a destination before it enters your account.