Isma'eel🔮

The great agrarian 🌱

[Isma'eel🔮 @Texess09]

"You don’t have to be great to start, but you have to start to be great." — Zig Ziglar

[Aisha Hamman @AyshaHamman]

Dear Arewa young people, you do not need to demean yourselves, antagonise your own people or act like political enforcers to prove loyalty to Tinubu.

If you want to justify your support for him publicly, make the argument with facts. Tell people what his policies have achieved and how they have improved their lives. At the very least, acknowledge people’s grievances and explain what you believe the government is doing to address them.

You cannot win people over by showing contempt for them or deliberately annoying the very people you are trying to convince.

There are people currently holding positions in this government who are constantly dragged into conversations simply because they refuse to publicly criticise it over the hardship people are facing. Yet they know how to handle it intelligently without forcing any candidate down people’s throats or rubbing their proximity to government in everyone’s face.

There is a difference between political support and performative loyalty.

Ku mutunta kanku.

Last but not the least,
TINUBU MUST GO

[BOSS👑 @Shaeikhweeder]

No matter how reasonable and responsible you're, wallahi supporting Tinubu alone can make you irresponsible and stupid in the eyes of people. Cus everyone knows you're doing it for your personal interest not for the masses..

[AUTA🥹 @___Bils]

You don’t know politics, you don’t understand politics.

If politics is what I see here in Nigeria the excessive praise, the constant worship of politicians, the personal attacks, the blind defence, and the way people lose their principles then honestly, I don’t want to know.

And I have no interest in understanding politics that requires me to abandon my values just to belong.

[AUTA🥹 @___Bils]

As an average Nigerian, I eat what I want, I sleep in a well-built house, I have a job, I have a business, I have people I love, and I’m surrounded by a beautiful family and friends.

If this administration has affected me personally, I can still afford a lot of things. But that doesn’t mean I should only care about my own comfort.

It’s not about me.

It’s about the people who can no longer afford the things I can. The families struggling to feed themselves. The people living with insecurity and uncertainty.

My dad is from Zamfara, and I have a sister married in Tsafe. There is hardly a time you hear about that area without another security incident. Even a chairman was kidnapped months ago.

So when I criticize this administration, it isn’t because I’m personally struggling to survive. I’m speaking about people whose realities are far worse than mine.

My comfort cannot make me blind to another person’s suffering.

[Isma'eel🔮 @Texess09]

@w9392_alamyrh Yeah alhamdulillah

[Isma'eel🔮 @Texess09]

@QOn09 Good evening

[Isma'eel🔮 @Texess09]

@SirAlexanderrr Thanks sir

[Isma'eel🔮 @Texess09]

@SirAlexanderrr Im interested

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[Jaafar Jaafar @JaafarSJaafar]

I thought Nigerian politicians would have learnt a lesson from the 2023 election. The obvious lesson was that the opposition needed to come together, put their personal ambitions aside and form a coalition strong enough to challenge the ruling party.

But here we are again. They are divided, each pursuing his own interest, while facing a stronger ruling party and a shrewd political operator as president.

If Tinubu wins, the opposition should not turn around and blame the masses for accepting incentives to vote. They should blame themselves first. You cannot keep the opposition divided, field several candidates, split the votes and then blame ordinary Nigerians for the outcome.

The hard truth is that many of these politicians are more interested in their own ambitions than in building a serious alternative. They had the opportunity to learn from 2023, but they seem determined to repeat the same mistake.

[Sally's Men's Lounge @yar_aleey]

The Messenger of Allah ﷺ said:

“Whoever covers the faults of a Muslim, Allah will cover his faults in this world and in the Hereafter.”

Ibn Mājah
Jumu’at Mufeedah🤍

[Sally's Men's Lounge @yar_aleey]

Asbahtu uthniya alayka hamdan,
Wa ash-hadu an la ilaha illa Allah.

I have entered the morning praising You, and I bear witness that there is no god worthy of worship but Allah.

[Sally's Men's Lounge @yar_aleey]

Ya man la yakfi minhu shayun, wa ya man yakfi min kulli shayin, ikfini ma ahammani🤲

O You who nothing is sufficient without Him, and O You who is sufficient from everything, suffice me in what worries me 🤲

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[Fabrizio Romano @FabrizioRomano]

🩵🤍 Full statement by Lionel Messi: “I wrote these words on July 21, two days after the final… today, after what happened with my dad, I’m even more convinced of this decision than before”.

“After all this time since the final, and after thinking about it a lot, I want to tell everyone that I’m retiring from the national team.

"It was a decision that hurt and still hurts deep inside, but I understand that this is the right moment.

"I swear I always gave everything, not only in these last few years when we won everything, but before that too. I always fought and gave everything for this shirt, to bring you happiness and make you feel proud to be Argentine through football.

"There isn’t much time left, and different chapters are coming to an end. This is one that hurts me a lot. I love, I loved, and I will always love being part of the national team. I gave everything I had, and I don’t have anything more to give.

"Also, there are great young players coming through who deserve to be here.

"Thank you for all the love during these 20 years. I’m going to miss hearing you from the inside. Now I’ll be one of you, always supporting from the outside, in the good times and even more in the bad ones.

"Thank you to my family for always being there and for being with me throughout this beautiful but difficult journey. Thank you to every coach, teammate and director I had the chance to share it with. I take with me unforgettable memories and moments.

"I leave with peace and pride, knowing that together with my teammates we gave you moments we once dreamed of. It was crazy to experience all of this with you. I love you!

"Thank you God for making me Argentine.

"Vamos Argentina!

[Atiku Abubakar @atiku]

Nigeria may not be facing a constitutional vacuum today, but there is a disturbing vacuum of political leadership.

I have travelled, lived and spent time abroad, and I have never pretended otherwise. But there is a fundamental difference between the travels of a private citizen and the responsibility of the sitting President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

Consider what Bola Tinubu is leaving behind. Petrol priced beyond the reach of ordinary people. Families rationing food. Transport fares that have turned a journey to one’s own village into a luxury. Insecurity that buries Nigerians week after week. And in the middle of all this, President Tinubu has packed his bags for three weeks in Europe.

The Vice President is abroad on official duty. That makes the President’s decision even more difficult to understand. Leadership is not merely the constitutional right to occupy an office; it is the judgment to know when your country needs you at home.

A father may travel when all is well. But when his roof is burning and his family is trapped inside, he does not pick up his suitcase and head for the airport.

That is the issue here. It is not that a President must never rest or travel. It is that Nigeria is burning, and the President has chosen a boarding pass over the fire extinguisher.

Millions of Nigerians are being grounded by hardship while their President is airborne. The people can barely afford to move, but the President keeps moving.

A government that cannot feel the pain it inflicts will never summon the will to end it.

Tinubu made Nigeria expensive. I will make Nigeria affordable again. -AA

[Abduljalal Musa Aliyu @AbduljalaalMusa]

Nothing baffles me more than Tinubu’s arrogance before the campaign started. This man was being fed lies by the governors, and he was living in his bubble, believing that nothing could stop him from winning the next election.

Now that he has realised he was only lying to himself, he has started making desperate last-minute fixes that won’t work.

If there’s one thing I want Nigerians to do, it’s to make sure politicians are rewarded appropriately for their performance.

This is a democracy. The only thing that makes politicians act right is knowing that the masses have the absolute power to send them packing.

I don’t even care whether Atiku will do anything significant or not. My focus is simple: once we send Tinubu packing, these guys will realise that we can send anyone packing, and they’ll start acting right.

Trust me, if we reward Tinubu with another tenure, it will send a clear message that there are no consequences for bad governance. And these politicians will continue taking us for fools.

[Saadatu♥️♦️ @SDogohn]

I want Tinubu to lose so that whoever comes after him understands that Nigerians are capable of saying NO. If you make life harder for the people, we will remember. If you fail, we will vote you out. That is how democracy should work.