Muhammad Sani Garba
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Building Vintage Attorneys.
Abuja, Nigeria
Joined September 2020
Peace be unto you! I'm Muhammad Sani Garba, a Barrister and Solicitor of the Supreme Court of Nigeria. It's a pleasure to connect with you in this vast universe! Cheers.
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The Nigerian military? I have so many stories of my encounters with them as a journalist, and all I have to say is that today's Nigerian military is not the same as the one from the 90s. It's now full of people with low self-esteem whose superiors literally call them "breakable
@DavidHundeyin Its time for Nigeria millitary to grow some balls and do what thdy have needed ro do since Tinebu been elected. Throw him out.
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I just dey look all of una. Me na two I go start with when my time come. Humanity must be saved.
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Not trying.
What are you afraid of ?
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And tell your wife(ves) that you'd be getting another one. Be a gentleman.
Don't end this year holding secrets, tell your girlfriend you won't marry her.
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But has there ever been a time it was never like this? No one is feeding any baby dragon here. It was always the rich vs poor, it is the rich vs poor and it will always be the rich vs poor. The reason it seems rampant is just because of social media doing its work.
We are feeding a baby dragon and calling it a pet, but when it grows up and starts breathing fire, nobody should cry. Gather here, let us look at ourselves in the mirror. We are hypocrites. I witnessed something last week that made me realize that Nigerians don't hate
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You will never see anyone wearing this Cap attending their Parents wedding😎🤷♀️
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Africa today is split between colonial-aligned leadership and sovereignty-first leadership. Colonial-aligned (seen by critics): 🇨🇮 Alassane Ouattara 🇧🇯 Patrice Talon 🇳🇬 Bola Ahmed Tinubu 🇰🇪 William Ruto 🇸🇳 Faye Sovereignty-first leaders: 🇧🇫 Ibrahim Traoré 🇲🇱 Assimi Goïta 🇳🇪
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In my experience, one of the most painful forms of grief is mourning a living entity. Oh, Nigeria! 💔
Whatever will be will be. Whatever happens, I will never regret believing in Nigeria - the Nigeria that funded African independence struggles and absorbed bullets intended for the entire continent , not the useless version of Nigeria that bombs neighbours on behalf of France,
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Nigeria can work without taxation.
What are some of the hardest truths to accept?
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Muslims don't question God's wisdom. For instance, no one is asking God why He made you an irredeemable fool.
Is Allah not powerful enough to heal him? 🤷🏾♂️
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The reason I'm careful on social media isn't fear of consequences. It's the thought of an apology being extracted from me that I can't stomach. Without evidence, I do not say it.
LMAOOOOOO...he thought Farouk that was accused but couldn't say anything till date is a fool?
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- Increased family support. - Shared household responsibilities and childcare duties. - Economic benefits from pooled resources or larger workforce. - Social support and companionship among co-wives. - Preservation of cultural or religious traditions. - Potential for larger
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"Religious bias aside..." My own religion tells me how to run myself. Done deal.
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Correct. In fact, Igbo societies practice polygamy more than any other region. As for religion (christianity in particular), I still wonder the reason for the deletion of the provision. Help tell if you do know.
@____msg Polygamy existed in excess in ancient Igbo Culture, my grandad had 6 wives. Everything changed with religion and modernity.
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It is certain that, one day, everyone would welcome polygamy. Ahap!
"How can a man marry only one wife....who will now marry us??"
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Thanks for the correction. It's sad that my country is still at the dining table.
Niger 🇳🇪 not Nigeria 🇳🇬
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