Look at how I made it!💃🏽 picture ugly though🤷🏾‍♀️

Reading and learning from the book of one of the greatest scholars of our time. - Sule Lamido

I remember when “Indian Hausa” films first became popular. I avoided them because, even as fiction, the stories seemed implausible, a small group terrorising an entire state or country, killing farmers, kidnapping children, raping women, forcing marriages, and looting properties, all while the government did nothing. In those movies, the terrorists launched attacks at will, even on soldiers and police, operated freely, posted their crimes, and celebrated victories. I used to say, “Nah, this can’t happen anywhere in the world without the government stepping in or the people resisting.” Now it’s happening right here, close to home. I’ve realised it is entirely possible. The victims, broken and defeated, are powerless. Because the government enables it, and in some cases, even allegedly takes part in it.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ It’s crazy how far we have fallen.

She didn’t say having kids is worthless because of the uncertainty but she is saying you can’t tell me to have them for a reason that’s uncertain. Those are two different things you are mixing.

You could literally send 500,000 out-of-school kids back to school. If you do this like 4 times, you bid farewell to out of school children in your state. Consequently, your literacy level rises up. But nay, you have to attend to randy, irresponsible men who contribute nothing to the IGR.

Eating Shawarma and Pizza now feels like a financial mistake under Bola Tinubu.

The difference between between humans and animals is that animals never allow a fool to lead the pack - Winston Churchill

Omo. This country has never been well governed. Ever! Allah ya tsine wa shugabannin Nigeria.

The north has failed itself. If mass weddings are being seen as a tool to curb social ills, the north has failed itself. We have that northern lady in a burqa that has trained thousands of women in cyber security and other tech fields but our leaders think of marriage.

Imagine 1 million people sitting at home saying “my vote won’t count”. That is 1 million vote lost. And then we end up with the wrong person and the same people will say “the govt is bad”. Participation is doing something about it 🫶🏾 One vote counts, it adds up.

Please don't attach that dirty guy's name to Sadiq Sani Sadiq. They can exist independent of each other. Better to call him activist than "Northern " VDM

Acclaimed author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie speaks publicly for the first time following the tragic loss of one of her twin sons at Euracare Hospital.

retired Generals killed by bandits, terrorists and unknown gunmen. B Gen. Uwuigbe M Gen. Shuwa B Gen. Sylvester Iruh M Gen. Idris Alkali Chief Alex Badeh M Gen. Hussaini Ahmed AVM Muhammad Maisaka M Gen. Richard Duru B Gen. Uwem Udokwere M Gen Rabe Abubakar.

Omo, if I talk my mind, DSS go come for me. Allah yaji kan musulmi. Amman Kasan nan sai an sake zama

Every married man or anybody used to a healthy married home knows that the woman is the decision maker in the home. This is 100% facts. Decisions concerning the home, the woman’s in charge. Except you just wan give yourself headache

We are dealing with full blown terrorists and you people are still calling them ‘bandits’?

Mutum yayi aikin soja yayi ritaya a Major General amma ya mutu hannun bandits. Nigeria has failed him wallahi.

There is nothing natural about the General’s death. We shouldn’t be conditioned to see such occurrences as ‘natural’ or normal.

Ban son nayi doguwar magana amma how can you reintegrate people who have murdered numerous innocent souls back into the society? What is the rationale behind it? Perhaps there is a wisdom in it that only security experts can explain. Amma dai wannan abu beyi mun ba sam.

Madina has followed up on so many stories about insecurity, she has gone to the frontlines and risked herself by asking powerful people dangerous questions. What we won’t do, is downplay her amazing work as a journalist.

The Sahel, stretching across Mali, Burkina Faso, Niger, Chad, Sudan, and Northern Nigeria, is witnessing a troubling deterioration in security and living conditions. Poverty, terrorism, and a growing sense of hopelessness are becoming entrenched realities for millions.