Don't take me for granted. One day, you might turn around nd I won't be there. #teamABUalumuni #teamislam #FirstBanker
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In this video pitch, I break down the single most important fiscal reform Nigeria needs over the next five years: a unified & simplified tax system for micro and informal businesses @apcngyouthwing @NigeriaRevenue @dayoisrael #EconomicReform #FiscalGovernance #TaxReform #ZATFPF
Mohammed_Saulawa retweeted
Turns out all along, it was actually Israeli Jews who are the crazy, irrational, cartoonish religious extremists that they told us Arab and Iranian Muslims are.
Every accusation really is a confession with this lot.
"Instead of a power plant strike, a plague of the firstborn - tomorrow evening, eliminate the children of Vahidi, Araghchi, and Ghalibaf. If we can't get to the parents, hit their children"
Israeli analyst Orit Perlov, of the INSS think-tank, affiliated with Tel Aviv University, calls to murder children in Iran. She later deleted this tweet.
Here's a translation of the full tweet:
"Please replace the state approach with a cruel religious approach.
Instead of a power plant strike, a plague of the firstborn - tomorrow evening, eliminate the children of Vahidi, Araghchi, and Ghalibaf. If we can't get to the parents, harm their children (it took us two years to do it in Gaza. We haven't done it in Lebanon yet).
These are religious patents.
No state rationality is working right now.
Instead of a "mad landlord" approach, we need a cruel landlord.
Trump can't promise hell - that's exactly what they want. Hitting power plants would be counterproductive
If they drag us into a boxing match and ping-pong games - We lose."
Mohammed_Saulawa retweeted
Random fact:
Nigeria, with 200 million people supposedly used to receive between $600 million and $1 billion total in USAID funds annually.
Mozambique, with 33 million people apparently received $500 million from USAID every year.
So either "helping" Mozambicans was worth about 3 times more to the U.S. than "helping" Nigerians was worth, or the bulk of that money was not going to where they said it was going to.
Coincidentally, Mozambique is about 900km and 2 borders away from DRC, which hosts every mineral resource that is on America's "critical resources list." DRC also coincidentally had/has multiple everlasting insurgencies going on, with suspiciously well-armed and funded militants that never run out of cash and only seem to be interested in mining areas hosting the resources on that list.
Militants with drones and private airstrips in the middle of the Congolese bush.
Hmm.
Mohammed_Saulawa retweeted
According to the just released data from the National Bureau of Statistics, electricity supply in Nigeria has increased by 12.3% in the last quarter. This is higher than the increase in supply in Tanzania within the same period. In fact, electricity supply actually reduced in Tanzania in the fourth quarter of 2023, due to the drought that affected Tanzania last year (Tanzania depends on hydroelectricity) and led to severe rationing of power.
Not only did the electricity supply in Nigeria increase, but also the total number of households that access electricity in Nigeria increased to 12.12 million, up from 11.71 million. An increase of 3.5%.
Please read the NBS report yourself here nigerianstat.gov.ng/elibrary…
Yet, Peter Obi was de-marketing Nigeria and praising Tanzania, all because of a sensational headline. Is this the type of leader Nigeria needs? One who can be triggered to attack his country because of a story he did not fact-check?
The 700 megawatts Zungeru Dam is ready. By the time it goes fully on stream, electricity in Nigeria will improve further. Love your country enough not to de-market her because you lost an election.
#TableShaker
Mohammed_Saulawa retweeted
They thought they would rule for a thousand years. 'They plan and Allah plans and Allah is the best of planners' ~ Qur'an 3: 54.
As twitter reopens in Nigeria, world should expect more hilarious, fake, inciting, annoying, meaningful, educating and enlightening tweets from Nigerians. – at Illela, Nigeria
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Mohammed_Saulawa retweeted
You’ll be tested again & again. When faced with challenges, don’t focus on the problems. Remember His Promise; with hardship comes ease. If you focus on the problem, you’ll be overwhelmed & feel you probably won’t make it. So remind yourself what the Lord of the Worlds can do!
Mohammed_Saulawa retweeted
Imaan is of two halves; half is patience (Sabr) and half is being thankful (Shukr). 🤲🏼🕌🤲🏼
Ibn Qayyim Al-Jawziyya
#JummaMubarak #hayirlicumalar
Mohammed_Saulawa retweeted
Indeed, the Hour is coming - no doubt about it - but most of the people do not believe. [Qur'an 40:59]
Haihuwa Batai Mana Rana Ba Katsinawa Sun Hangi Buhari A Tsakiyar Yarabawa
#RanarHausa2020
