Muhammad Sani Garba retweeted
It’s scary how some of you ladies normalized both hair and nail fixing like it’s no longer Haram.
Muhammad Sani Garba retweeted
Admissibility of any document stands on a tripod test:
a. Was it pleaded?
b. Is it relevant?
c. Has it complied with the conditions set out by the Evidence Act?
Muhammad Sani Garba retweeted
I enjoy what I do as a lawyer, because I help my clients get the best remedy the law provided!
Muhammad Sani Garba retweeted
Replying to @BalogunSonia4
Funny enough, one of the most loving families I've come across is polygamous.
We often see the bad experiences online, but the good ones rarely make it to social media. I think it depends more on the people involved than the family structure alone.
Muhammad Sani Garba retweeted
No, a woman cannot stand naked in front of a man without his consent. That is sexual harassment, and depending on the circumstances, it could also amount to public nuisance.
When you people engage in hypothetical arguments, try to be reasonable about it. Stop placing two crimes side by side and attempting to justify or condemn one while conveniently ignoring the fact that the foundation of the entire argument is criminal in itself.
Yes, a woman can stand infront of a man naked, The man has no right to violate her..
So yes, the feminist was totally right on that aspect..
But ladies, its not a gate way for you to start going naked all because you know a man has no right to touch you..
My mother will always say " if you know what will cause problems for you, avoid it and don't bring it close to yourself.
Since you know doing this may bring trouble, why not dress decent then?
To men:
As a man, you have no right to harass a woman all because she was naked before you..
You have no right to sexualise her or abuse her, the only right you have is to control yourself and walk away right from there..
You may think it's your right untill you find yourself in jail..
So yes, no man has no right to touch a woman because of what she's wearing.
That being said, it's also not an encouragement to you ladies to start dressing naked.
The urge to appear loyal, is what makes you lose your originality.
And, you keep wondering why the person you are trying to appear loyal to always values the other who is not fighting to be seen as loyal, but being himself/herself.
Respect is reciprocal for real. Respect yourself and you will gain respect.
Muhammad Sani Garba retweeted
The lawyers being conferred with the rank of Senior Advocate today have waited and worked really hard for this day. I’m genuinely happy for those I recognise among them.
Someday, it’ll be our turn. Until then, we’ll sit at the Bar and continue learning.
Muhammad Sani Garba retweeted
When you go to court as an observer, some lawyers will appear unprepared. But as time goes on, u will get realise that they are towing a strategy.
You gradually learn to pay attention to the inactions of a counsel. You begin to analyse how it helps his case, and not simply dismissing the inaction or actions as unseriousness.
Muhammad Sani Garba retweeted
Decree Nisi
Can you remarry upon Decree Nisi pronouncement?
Per Ariwoola, JSC (P. 62, Paras A-C) stated in AMOBI V. NZEGWU & ORS (2013) LPELR-21863(SC) that Decree nisi is "a Court's decree that will become absolute unless the adversely affected party shows the Court within a specified time, why it should be set aside." Whereas, decree absolute is a ripened decree nisi, that is, a Court's decree that has become unconditional because the time specified in the decree nisi has passed."
By the provision of Section 58 of the Matrimonial Causes Act, a decree nisi becomes absolute at the expiration of three months after its issuance. So, a person cannot lawfully remarry upon the pronouncement of a Decree Nisi alone. The person must wait until the Decree Nisi becomes a Decree Absolute. Hence, any subsequent marriage before Decree Nisi becomes Absolute is invalid.
©️ Toun Yinusa
Muhammad Sani Garba retweeted
He removed subsidy, used the money to enrich himself and his governors.
They claimed the removal was pro-people, but our lives have never been more miserable.😭
Muhammad Sani Garba retweeted
Omo! Good question o. Same thing I ask myself when a fat girl says “body is tea”
Muhammad Sani Garba retweeted
Myth: "My daughter is protected from child marriage."
Reality: She is not protected from consensual gangbangs with her classmates, even when she is still a child.
Myth: "My wife has the freedom to choose what she wears."
Reality: She has the "freedom" to constantly cuck you with other men, then divorce you while taking half your assets and children.
Myth: "I can speak my mind without fearing that someone will kill me over words."
Reality: You can't speak freely about Jews or feminism. You will be deboosted and censored for discussing these topics, and in situations where a liberal regime feels under threat, it will arrest and kill people who express dissident views with the justification of "fighting extremism." This is the case with all the liberal dictatorships which the US and Israel have established across the Middle East.
Myth: "My children can grow up Muslim without being forced to obey someone else’s interpretation of Islam."
Reality: Many Western Muslims adopt a syncretic new religion mixing Islam with liberal Western culture. Without social and cultural guardrails found elsewhere, most Western Muslims stop following Islam within a few generations.
Myth: "Muslims have more freedom to live as Muslims in the West than they do in some countries that call themselves Islamic."
Reality: That is only because the so-called Muslim countries you speak of are liberal dictatorships established and maintained by the US-Israeli empire. These dictatorships are designed to repress Islamic social and political movements.
As a Muslim, it’s hard to admit, but the truth is:
I feel safer raising my family in the US, UK or Europe than in some Muslim-majority countries.
My daughter is protected from child marriage.
My wife has the freedom to choose what she wears.
I can speak my mind without fearing that someone will kill me over words.
My children can grow up Muslim without being forced to obey someone else’s interpretation of Islam.
Think about that.
Sometimes, Muslims have more freedom to live as Muslims in the West than they do in some countries that call themselves Islamic.
Muhammad Sani Garba retweeted
Many non-Muslims who once hated Islam eventually embraced it after learning the truth about the religion.
Sometimes, the very thing you hate is what you have never truly understood.
Muhammad Sani Garba retweeted
I bought pawpaw from a Hausa guy here in Abuja and wanted watermelon too. I asked if it was sweet, and he seriously said it was not.
Thinking he was sarcastic, I asked again. He confirmed he had tasted it and it was not very sweet.
I bought the pawpaw and left, shocked by his sincerity.

























