Nigerian, Sunni-Muslim, Husband, Father, ABU Alumnus, Madridsta
Calabar, Nigeria
Joined April 2010
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“You gotta get up and make a move
'Cause the world won't ever see you 'til you do
No, they don't really care what you're going through
So, you gotta show 'em, baby
You gotta show 'em the real you
You gotta give 'em what you've got
No, don't let them see what you're not ......1/ – at Calabar, Nigeria
Positive Influence is ~ Like You
Song by Tatiana Manaois.
Popular is ~ Gangnam Style
Song by PSY.
Popular and influential is ~ Heal The World Song by Michael Jackson.
#TalkSense
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Wheels up at 08h30Z.
Done with the last one.
Off to the next one.
#Sentinel For God and Country. Always!
I spotted Seagul on Third Mainland Bridge, bringing the HEAT 🔥
Calabar Carnival, this fire is coming your way, ARE YOU READY?
Francis, you don enter serious trouble today😂😂😂
You wan deny a Hausa woman visa without convincing reasons? Oga, you no just deny her visa, you don deny yourself peace of mind.
Prepare for gbas-gbos, Hausa edition. Even the Emir may demand an explanation from you and your supervisor.
Yesterday, residents of Kumbiya-Kumbiya staged a solidarity procession in support of Professor Isa Ali Pantami’s @ProfIsaPantami governorship ambition.
Frankly, the APC in Gombe needs to do more than wave flags, print posters and recycle political slogans. After all, elections are not won on party labels alone; candidates must demonstrate capacity, credible records and a convincing vision for the people.
The question is simple: beyond incumbency and party machinery, what compelling argument is the APC offering Gombe?
For me, Pantami presents a compelling alternative, backed by professional credentials, public service experience and national exposure.
Professor Isa Ali Pantami is poised to positioning Gombe as at the IT hub in West Africa.
Gombe deserves a serious conversation about leadership, accountability and development, not politics as usual.
Gwambawa , Let the records speak, not the party noise.
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I bear witness that there is no god but Allah, and Muhammad is the Messenger of Allah.
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It’s an honor to stand behind a leader like Hon. Aliyu Gebi. He is tirelessly transforming Nigeria's security landscape by prioritizing peace and reconciliation. His deep background in intelligence makes his approach flawless. A truly exceptional mentor! 🕊️🌟 @alouibrahim92 – at Rahama-Bauchi, Nigeria
Managing such an expansive business empire is not just a reflection of immense wealth but also of extraordinary influence, power and strategic reach.
Dangote ikon Allah.
We are indeed proud of you, Sir. I look forward to meeting you in person to learn about entrepreneurship even if it’s 10mins.
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I was on an episode and can’t wait for it to be released because we definitely had a rich conversation. Well done @nativeland1960 and @MrAfobaje 👌🏾👌🏾👌🏾👌🏾 impeccable studio and team. 💕
Everybody wants to be an entrepreneur, but how many are prepared for what it takes to build a business that lasts?
From funding and intellectual property theft to skills gaps, business integrity and succession planning, this is a conversation every aspiring entrepreneur should hear.
📺 youtu.be/y-p8OPiYp6I ➡ Watch the full conversation with Folusho Alabi on Native Land Chronicles and remember to
➡️ Think Big
➡️ Start Small
➡️ Never Give Up
#NativeLandChronicles #AfricanEntrepreneurship
#FolushoAlabi
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Yesterday, My Lord Hon. Justice Uwani Musa Abba Aji JSC, CFR bowed out of the Apex Court of the Land. Her Ladyship will be Seventy tomorrow. The Constitutional age of retirment of Justice of our superior Courts of Record. In its tradition, a valedictory session was convened to honour My Lord.
Indeed it was a great gathering of lawyers and the stories told by the Judex of her Lordship's journey to the Supreme Court reaffirm the believe that with focus and God's favour, everything can be achieved.
My Lord left us with these words: "To every child in a village like Tajuwa, born to parents who cannot read, watching from the corner of a courtroom work hard and your dream can come true."
Congratulations my Lord, we wish your Lordship a peaceful and restful retirement.
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It’s a rare honour to be his mentee directly and still earning his rare close presence in the profession.
We look forward to having him lead the largest Bar in Africa in future. In shaa Allah.
Some encounters stay with you for a lifetime. One such encounter was back in 2002 at Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria, when we engaged in a debate between Katsina and Kano.
Katsina was represented by Rafindadi- @AbdulMuhammed_ SAN, now a Senior Advocate of Nigeria (SAN), Justice Shamsudeen, now a Judge, and another colleague. Kano had Hardy, now a Banker, Senator Bash, now an Accountant, and another colleague.
I vividly remember Rafindadi’s opening speech. Before he could even finish laying out his arguments, his delivery, articulation and points had sent shivers down our spines. We were so overwhelmed that we practically lost our voices, poise and confidence. 😂
It was one of those moments when you realise that you are up against someone exceptionally gifted. His brilliance was unmistakable, and even back then, we had a feeling that Rafindadi was destined for great things.
Looking back, it is gratifying to see how far everyone has come. From that university debate floor to the different professional heights we have attained, the journey has been remarkable.
Rafindadi, that opening speech in 2002 still lives rent-free in my memory! We knew even then that we were witnessing a brilliant mind in the making.
What a memory! What a journey! What a privilege to have shared those formative years at ABU.
Some encounters stay with you for a lifetime. One such encounter was back in 2002 at Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria, when we engaged in a debate between Katsina and Kano.
Katsina was represented by Rafindadi- @AbdulMuhammed_ SAN, now a Senior Advocate of Nigeria (SAN), Justice Shamsudeen, now a Judge, and another colleague. Kano had Hardy, now a Banker, Senator Bash, now an Accountant, and another colleague.
I vividly remember Rafindadi’s opening speech. Before he could even finish laying out his arguments, his delivery, articulation and points had sent shivers down our spines. We were so overwhelmed that we practically lost our voices, poise and confidence. 😂
It was one of those moments when you realise that you are up against someone exceptionally gifted. His brilliance was unmistakable, and even back then, we had a feeling that Rafindadi was destined for great things.
Looking back, it is gratifying to see how far everyone has come. From that university debate floor to the different professional heights we have attained, the journey has been remarkable.
Rafindadi, that opening speech in 2002 still lives rent-free in my memory! We knew even then that we were witnessing a brilliant mind in the making.
What a memory! What a journey! What a privilege to have shared those formative years at ABU.
Have you ever listened to my lecturer learned silk @AbdulMuhammed_, SAN canvas argument in court?
Bruh, try and witness it just once. You go love advocacy!❤️
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Have you ever listened to my lecturer learned silk @AbdulMuhammed_, SAN canvas argument in court?
Bruh, try and witness it just once. You go love advocacy!❤️
