S.A. Ibrahim retweeted
It’s been 203 days since 37 innocent worshippers were abducted from Easter Mass in Ariko, Kachia Local Government Area of Kaduna State. @ubasanius, they are still in captivity (some of them have allegedly died in captivity), and their freedom should be prioritized over any bid for re-election. BRING THEM HOME!!!
S.A. Ibrahim retweeted
An zo anyi distracting dinku da nonsense… open your eyes and keep talking about the issues eating this country up. People are still being held in forests all over northern Nigeria and Nigeria at large. We’re all not safe until every single person is safe and every terrorist has been sent either to prison or to his grave. Wake up!!!!!!!!!!
S.A. Ibrahim retweeted
The number of people that are in Kaduna is actually shocking. We are not angry enough or we are too poor and desperate for the little cash they will share to have any sense of dignity.
Either way we are cooked😂
S.A. Ibrahim retweeted
Always breaks my heart when I see responsible Men genuinely trying to make ends meet and provide for their family but keep getting repeatedly crushed and frustrated by this economy.
Allah ya kawo mana sauki ya fitar da mu daga wannan wahalar da muke ciki.
S.A. Ibrahim retweeted
The number of unreported kidnappings heavily outnumbered the reported.
So whatever level of insecurity you see being reported online, it’s worse than that.
S.A. Ibrahim retweeted
Nothing makes one happy like money. It brings out the genuine expression of joy that you can’t imagine. Not that having it guarantees happiness, but money makes you happy in a different kind of way that nothing else does.
S.A. Ibrahim retweeted
A government came into power and took away peoples livelihoods, reduced their purchasing power, took away subsidies across boards, increased taxes, looked the other way when ordinary citizens’ lives and properties were and are still being taken away, etc and they’re currently seeking reelection in the most arrogant manner. This is Nigeria!
S.A. Ibrahim retweeted
In bamu saukar da matsiyatan nan ba fah they will burn the country down and rule over the ashes. Ba mutanen kirki bane.
S.A. Ibrahim retweeted
And when money finds me again, I hope it stays longer, I hope it buys me all the things I want, I hope it stays forever, I hope it comes in abundance
S.A. Ibrahim retweeted
the amount of money we are using to buy mobile phones now was money we used to buy cars like 6 or 7 years ago, like do you people realize how insane it is to spend N2m+ on a mobile device? my first car was N1.6m . this is not life we are living
S.A. Ibrahim retweeted
This country will break you in places you didn’t even know were breakable.
There’s always something sad and depressing you come across day and night.
S.A. Ibrahim retweeted
I genuinely believe that 50% of marital problems could be resolved through proper communication, a willingness to listen to understand rather than to respond, and two spouses who are willing to hear each other out without becoming defensive.
Sometime around this time last year, someone I know was having serious problems with his wife.
Last week we met and he told me things have completely been settled in his marriage and he's now "20 times happier"
How did he achieve that?
He listened to the major sources of complaints from the wife and implemented appropriate corrections on his side.
Immediately he did that, he said, the wife "brought down all her guards and all the problems ceased to exist as if a switch was pressed"
Moral of the story: Listen to the women in your lives and try to do the things they want, provided such things are within reasonable limits.
S.A. Ibrahim retweeted
Only God knows how many people we have lost to stuff like this because nobody has the data.
There’s always something you see or come to realize about this country and its people that steals your smiles for days.


















