Muhammad retweeted
Replying to @Thewildcave @saleem_bawah
They might have just become my favorite local breed.
Muhammad retweeted
Replying to @iam_Jammal
A lot of lessons learned and still learning but one key lesson is that goat farming isn’t a get-rich-quick business. It takes patience, resilience, consistency and a lot of research. You have to be willing to learn, make mistakes and keep showing up even when progress seems slow.
For now, our focus is to build a good breeding foundation, with meat production in mind. We want to grow gradually, improve my stock over time. That’s why I told you I’ll soon be coming your way for some consultation and hopefully collaboration too🙌
Thank you for the encouragement my oga. By the way, it looks like you've welcomed some new kids from those Sahelian goats of yours🫡
Muhammad retweeted
Replying to @MuhammadAminu__
Solid progress bro. So glad to seeing this, Starting from scratch and still showing up a year later is the real work most people quit before they even get the basics right. The goats look healthy. What’s been the biggest lesson so far? And what’s your breeding program (meat or breeders stock)?
Muhammad retweeted
2nd batch sahelians to @MuhammadAminu__ . Thanks for the constant patronage, barakallahu fik!
Our journey started last year. Bit by bit, phase by phase, we’ve been learning, figuring things out and getting better along the way.
It’s a marathon, not a sprint. We’ve made progress, and there’s still a long way to go, but every little step counts.
Hopefully, a few years from now, we’ll look back at these early days and be glad we started.
@bossolamilekan1 @iam_Jammal @Thewildcave @saleem_bawah @GidiDanAuta we are seeing the good job you are doing on the TL. Keep preaching 🙌🫡
Muhammad retweeted
Don’t take a loan from anyone. Continue building slowly Ahmad. InshaAllah you will get there. I’ll contribute to your business personally. Not a loan, not a grant, just support so you know I believe in hard working youths. I like your character and zeal
1m for you. Send your account now
What we give is what is ours, what we keep belongs to another.
If someone could provide me with an investment capital of ₦4 million, I promise to invest it wisely and pay it back within one year.🙂🙏🏾🥺
I genuinely want to become self employed and build a sustainable business, but my biggest challenge right now is insufficient capital. I have the vision, determination and willingness to work; all I need is the financial support to turn that vision into reality.🥺
But with Allah all the dream will come reality..🥺🙏🏾
Muhammad retweeted
Please, like a toddler, make me understand this. Make it make sense, as civilians, we are not allowed to carry unlicensed weapons because we have a government and security agents that are supposed to protect our lives and properties.
But among us, the same civilians, there are people who have chosen to carry unlicensed weapons, sophisticated ones at that, living in huts probably not far from towns, riding into the cities from bushes, terrorizing innocent people, traumatizing them, kidnap them, humiliating them, collecting ransoms, destabilizing families mentally, psychologically, and financially, repeating the same thing day after day, week after week, whenever they feel like it, and nothing will happen, not even a single arrest.
Make it make sense, please.
Muhammad retweeted
Replying to @MuhammadAminu__ @GidiDanAuta
I salute you, bro. Great work you're doing. We'll play our part to make this industry better than we found it and hopefully build a stronger foundation for tomorrow’s farmers.
Welcome to the newest members of the flock, courtesy of @GidiDanAuta
Growing day by day🐏
Muhammad retweeted
The tragedy in the north isn't just bad governance and corruption;it is watching educated people defend a failling system for selfish interests.
When ignorance wears the mask of education, accountability becomes the enemy.
Muhammad retweeted
Mind you, she was abducted in her nighties and the hijab
So he had to give her his trousers and wear her nighty top
The baby has no clothes on
Kai Allah tsine ma if you support this government
VIDEO: Ahmed Zakka, who was abducted in Millennium City, Kaduna, is appealing for help in a heartbreaking video. He is being held alongside his wife and their baby by bandits.
A whole family in captivity, including an innocent baby😭
We hope the authorities and everyone who can help will do everything possible to secure their safe release.
Muhammad retweeted
She died 10 days after she made it clear that she couldn’t afford to refill her prescription. Innalillahi!💔
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Someone on this app passed away and upon checking their profile, I saw messages they left for me requesting financial assistance to get medical attention which I unfortunately didn’t even notice until they passed away. It took a while for me to recover from the guilt that struck me. But wAllahi one thing we can all agree on including Tinubu’s hired supporters is the fact that these kinds of financial hardship tweets & billing DMs have more than tripled since Tinubu’s economic disaster kicked in. Average Nigerians are really suffering, and the worse reality is that even those who have access to medication are not safe from the fake drugs pandemic Nigeria is suffering from which can instantly damage your kidney and put you in another circle of medical disaster.
Bad governance doesn’t just destroy your life, it can end it in many ways.
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Muhammad retweeted
One thing Nigerian politics has taught me is that political loyalty can become more powerful than political ideology. A person can watch a policy fail, see the consequences in their own community, complain about the same problems every day, and still defend the political party responsible for the government in power because abandoning the party feels like abandoning their side. That is when politics becomes less about governance and more about identity. The moment citizens start seeing criticism of a government as an attack on their political tribe, accountability becomes almost impossible.
This technology is getting scary 😱 Wallahi, someone billed me on WhatsApp this morning and I told them I'd see what I could do. An hour later, I opened my OPay app and guess what? Their account number popped up as a suggested recipient. 👀
Day shift: "The masses are suffering! We can’t be buying fuel at xx amount!"
Night shift: "Nigeria Sai Tinubu!"
PR merchants and their double life. 😂
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