Intelligent, gentle man. Agripreneur. MUFC.

Minna, Nigeria
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normal now😂
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A 24-year-old Sri Lankan migrant worker has been sentenced to death in Saudi Arabia for insulting Prophet Muhammad.
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Whenever I see his videos, I like, repost, comment, and share. He makes sense all the times.
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July 2027 no far jor
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doomscrolling on twitter instead of ig and tiktok so at least i’m wasting my time intellectually
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They send over 90% of Corp members to primary and secondary schools, na there you want copas mek connections? Okayyyyy
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Nupe ladies are blessed with backside 🔥
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Good day Sir. I am genuinely interested. My BSc degree is in Industrial Chemistry and my MSc degree is in Environmental Chemistry with a distinction, from the University of Lagos. I would live to be given this chance
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Please Sir My friend is really in need, he's graduate of Agricultural science education with second class upper, Msc in Agricultural economics, I prayed he will be given this opportunity
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Good afternoon sir. I am Fauziya Shuaibu, B.Tech Quantity Surveying 2018 & M.Tech Quantity Surveying 2025 from FUTMinna. I have 1 journal and 1 conference publication. I am interested in the lecturing position at FUASK, Kachia. Thank you sir.
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I'm now 31. I can't work as a graduate trainee in most banks or Fintech in Nigeria due to age. Their criteria is always; > below 27 > NYSC certificate >2.1 > atleasg 1yr experience But if I manage to stay alive till 75yrs, when my brain cells will need more sleep then I'll be more than qualified to be the president of Nigeria that will determine the existence of any bank or industry in the country. A single Policy made by President Tinubu on May 29th 2023 threw over 30million people below poverty line. He doesn't have a first class. He didn't go to any university. He's not young. But he's qualified to rule Nigeria because the criteria to rule Nigerians is to be dubious and incompetent. Make it make sense We designed a system to have the best in Private sectors and the worst in Politics running the Affairs of the entire nation. Judicious in Micro economics but dastardly stupid in macroeconomic conditions.
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Aren’t you guys tired with these kinds of arguments? The argument that more money automatically improves quality of service. More money into a corrupt system is just more money to be stolen.
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You people are sleeping on sweet potatoes. 10/10 food
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This is why I supported the Governor’s initial drive to develop the agricultural sector. Nobody knows what happened to that intention, but the sector remains largely unchanged despite the efforts and resources pushed into it.
Niger State: Outside The Civil Service, Nothing Else Thrives - Mahmud Niger State is not like Rivers or Lagos, where, outside government establishments, people can find opportunities in large multinational companies or other sectors to earn a living. It is largely a civil service state, so the attraction to mining is partly a reflection of the level of poverty and the limited economic opportunities available to the people. Salihu Dantata Mahmud, Security | Public Affairs Analyst
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Niger State: Outside The Civil Service, Nothing Else Thrives - Mahmud Niger State is not like Rivers or Lagos, where, outside government establishments, people can find opportunities in large multinational companies or other sectors to earn a living. It is largely a civil service state, so the attraction to mining is partly a reflection of the level of poverty and the limited economic opportunities available to the people. Salihu Dantata Mahmud, Security | Public Affairs Analyst
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“We are not spoilt. Unlike when we meet our father’s friends’ kids, we stay quiet and don’t say who we are. Life was easier before people recognized us. Some are comfortable with social media, but we’re not. Our goal is to build our father’s company to $100 B.” —Halima Dangote
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• Reporter: “Are there any teams you particularly enjoy watching?” 🚨🗣️ 𝗡𝗘𝗪: Lamine Yamal: “I like watching Real Betis, and I really enjoy Villarreal too..." "In the Premier League, I WATCH EVERYONE. Every Premier League game feels really entertaining to me." “You can sit at home in the afternoon and just enjoy the football. In La Liga, BETIS AND VILLARREAL are the two teams I enjoy watching the most."
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You have been denied access to education, farming, livestock rearing, and a decent life. Your parents have been impoverished through the removal of the fuel subsidy, insecurity has been created for you, and the authorities have failed to provide the things that would improve your lives. Then, the security officers who are supposed to protect you are the very ones killing you like animals. Indeed, this injustice has gone too far. The activities of the Civil Defence must be banned across the entire country, not just in Niger State.
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Study says if you were born between 1992 and 2003, you got the rarest childhood
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This is a masterpiece. The way @iamayolawal brilliantly analysed the current administration’s failures and presented Atiku’s alternative is more than enough to convince fence-sitters of whom to vote for in next year’s general elections.
Ayodele Lawal Adio
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