Salisu A Musa

Proudly Arewa..youth Advoc.. Speaker& Diplomat.. MD @Arewafarms_ .. 😆😆.politics& development. finance& investment📊 📈..🙏❤️.Africa first🥇

[Salisu A Musa @talkingvies]

“Be an enemy of the oppressor and a friend of the oppressed.”

— ‘Ali ibn Abi Talib

[African Business @AfricanBizMag]

Africa is increasingly backing its own industrial ambitions.

What does this signal about the continent’s ability to finance its future at scale?

⬇️ Read the full story in the comments below.

[Shamsu SS @shamsuadam311]

Yanzu Haka Mallam Nasir El-Rufai Ya Isa Federal Highcourt Dake Kaduna

[Abdulazeez Abubakar Kaka @Abunaah]

Alhamdulillah for another day above the Earth’s surface 🙏

[SkyDanfoDriver 🛫 (Capt. Jamil) @CaptJamyl]

The rate at which politics is eating and tearing up relationships between friends, associates being built over time, is getting out of hand but not surprising.

Because I thought in life we are allowed to be different, like whatever we like and still manage our togetherness without envy and breaking relationships.

Waking up one day to scatter what you endured to build, over a stranger who does not value you and will never value what you lost is insane.

However, my question right now is was that friendship ever real?!

Youths wake up to the realities of life. Once your ‘usefulness’ is over, the action remains the same.

“Abandonment”

Ma salam🫶��🫶🏾🫶🏾

[Toby @TomolaGroup]

Money is hard to make. So when someone chooses to spend theirs with you, never take it for granted, no matter how small.

[eva edxn @evaedxn]

I’m no longer looking for love, I’m now looking for insider information on publicly traded companies

[Alex Onyia @winexviv]

I have a genuine concern.

Why are Nigerian startup founders building countless payment apps, betting platforms, and delivery services, yet hardly anyone is building serious solutions to insecurity, hunger, poverty, and failing education?

These are the problems affecting hundreds of millions of people.

What exactly is stopping our brightest minds from working on them?

Is it that investors won’t fund such ideas?

Or have we become more interested in convenience than solving the problems holding the country back?

Nigeria doesn’t need another payment app as much as it needs solutions that make people safer, put food on tables, create opportunities, and help children learn.

[Abubakar Sidiq Usman @MrAbuSidiq]

The United States has identified a Nigerian national and three companies allegedly involved in facilitating cross-border financial transactions for ISIS. According to U.S. authorities, the network helped move funds between countries including France, Syria, Türkiye, and Nigeria, enabling the terrorist group to finance attacks, support its regional affiliates, and threaten civilians, including religious minorities.

The individual named is Muhammad Mukhtar Adamu, a suspected ISIS-West Africa affiliate. Born in August 1990, Adamu is reported to reside in the Agege area of Lagos.

The three companies linked to him are General Currency Bureau De Change Limited, based in Lagos; Nine To Nine Exchange Bureau De Change, located at the FAAN Complex on Airport Road, Lagos; and Manhattan Bureau De Change, situated on Murtala Mohammed Way in Kano.

[servant of Allah @alouibrahim92]

"The art of negotiation lies in appearing unattached and indifferent, for the one who cares the least holds the advantage."

[Hon Nuhu Sada @NuhuSada0]

JUST NOW: First, the DSS closed its case. Now, El-Rufai’s lawyers say there is no case to answer. The battle moves to the next stage. With Abubakar Malami, SAN, also present in court, we continue to believe that justice must be guided by facts, not politics.

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

USAID funding was used for terrorism

[I Z A L A @el_uthmaan]

Talauchi yana Lalata Tauhidi !

- Shiekh Aminu Ibrahim Daurawa

[Nasarawa Invest @NasarawaInvest]

Fathers are not just providers; they are mentors, protectors, and role models whose strength and guidance shape generations.

Today, we celebrate the pillars of our families and communities whose sacrifices, wisdom, and unwavering support continue to inspire excellence

[Salisu A Musa @talkingvies]

@Ahmadlori Nagode

[Trisha Hope - National Delegate-TX @JustTheTweets17]

I'm growing more uncomfortable with a nuclear Israel.

[Salisu A Musa @talkingvies]

Menace????

[Hauwa Allahbura @HauwaAllahbura]

The menace currently going on around Northern Nigeria with young people constantly getting married to multiple women before the age of 35 needs to be studied. If you are a researcher please help me research this madness. Women and men not up to 30 are marrying multiple people in spaces 1-2 years.

[Salisu A Musa @talkingvies]

😅😅😅 happened to me also😭😭

[A I S H A @EemanBintSulaym]

I just found out Ibadan okadas operate like buses.

You’re on a bike, then the rider picks up another passenger because you’re both going the same way.

Hello?! 😭

[Hadiza Bello @HadizaB85863870]

“I’m more aggressive now because I’ve seen opportunities I never knew existed.” — Aliko Dangote

Africa’s richest man shares a mindset shift that every entrepreneur should hear

[Tahir Abubakar M. 🇳🇬🇵🇸 @mni_JJ]

Today, Kowa Namu Ne Foundation recorded another major milestone in its commitment to grassroots empowerment with the successful graduation of the 11th Cohort of beneficiaries under the Abdulazeez Abubakar @Abunaah Skills Acquisition Programme at Government Girls Secondary School, Rafin Guza, Kaduna.

The event brought together community leaders, stakeholders, supporters, families, and well-wishers to celebrate hundreds of beneficiaries who successfully completed training in various vocational and entrepreneurial skills.

Beyond the graduation ceremony, the programme represents a practical investment in people at the grassroots. Beneficiaries have been equipped with skills that will enable them to earn a living, establish businesses, support their families, and contribute to the economic growth of their communities.

The impressive turnout and enthusiasm witnessed throughout the event reflected the growing confidence people have in initiatives that deliver real and measurable impact. Through programmes like this, Abdulazeez Abubakar Kaka continues to demonstrate his commitment to empowering ordinary people, creating opportunities, and strengthening communities from the ground up.

Kowa Namu Ne.