sorry

.

Hmm, 9ja sef!

Wow

This man is great.
He tells the truth to those useless "leaders".

It's just a game

mrZENographer:
Chai korruaption in the land...

SIGNS OF THE ENDTIMES

U.N and Vatican Calls for a One Global Government/Authority, Religion.
Calls for a cashless society. "He causes all....to take the mark, that no man can buy or sell except...mark".
The re-garthering of Israel in year 1948 after over 2000years of slavery triggered the endtime.
Looming war in the middle-east. The prophesied Battle of Armeggeddon. The Antichrist will lead the war against Israel. Political analyst experts say war is imminent.
Unprecedented rise in iniquity and lawlessness
Unprecedented rise in number of false teachers. "They will come in my name and decieve many"

If the world want end make it end afterall I no thief hide 4 anywhere dey chop am.

Please I need answers, how long will the banishment last or is it forever?

Mysticwebb:
When they were enjoying did you tell us?
Let us face more important thing like Coronavirus and not this news.

seriously.

id4sho:
FULANI CASE, The Hausa's should hijack this moment and start pushing for their rulers. They've been slaves for the Fulani's for centuries and their archaic terrorism religion.
The PDP candidate in the last general elections was the first Hausa politician who nearly won the election and am sure 2023 will be fire for fire. The Hausa's got no say in modern KANO.

my2cents

You don't know how things go

slickbak:

If the world want end make it end afterall I no thief hide 4 anywhere dey chop am.

It's not going to end with a bang or boom.
It's going to be a hard time. Put all your faith in Jesus. Live a heavenly conscious lifestyle and die in him so that your soul will be saved.


In The Lord's Chosen ministry, believers are being prepared for heaven and the rapture of the saints.

Daroldigits:
This is serious

bro am interested in this program

THE PUBLIC BEWARE OF XTREND PRO INVESTMENT SITE.THEY ARE FRAUSTERS FROM CYPRUS WORKING WITH THEIR NIGERIA ALLIED MR.ADEROHUNMU SEGUN Y.

YOU INVEST YOU LOSE.THEIR, WEBSITE IS www.xtrend.pro and email is supprt@xtrend.pro

Power play

this is Nigeria

Really

charge and bail lawyers...this is not Atiku whom you can all deceive in the name of defending him in court to swindle him his money

id4sho:
FULANI CASE, The Hausa's should hijack this moment and start pushing for their rulers. They've been slaves for the Fulani's for centuries and their archaic terrorism religion.
The PDP candidate in the last general elections was the first Hausa politician who nearly won the election and am sure 2023 will be fire for fire. The Hausa's got no say in modern KANO.

my2cents

yinmu

Mysticwebb:
When they were enjoying did you tell us?
Let us face more important thing like Coronavirus and not this news.

Ok, so how many people have died due to corona virus world over since it started spreading.

id4sho:
FULANI CASE, The Hausa's should hijack this moment and start pushing for their rulers. They've been slaves for the Fulani's for centuries and their archaic terrorism religion.
The PDP candidate in the last general elections was the first Hausa politician who nearly won the election and am sure 2023 will be fire for fire. The Hausa's got no say in modern KANO.

my2cents

Hausa Fulani division only exist in your heart.
In the North we are Muslims first before tribes

Noice

Mysticwebb:
When they were enjoying did you tell us?
Let us face more important thing like Coronavirus and not this news.

Gbam. I agree with you absolutely!

Good for them

id4sho:
FULANI CASE, The Hausa's should hijack this moment and start pushing for their rulers. They've been slaves for the Fulani's for centuries and their archaic terrorism religion.
The PDP candidate in the last general elections was the first Hausa politician who nearly won the election and am sure 2023 will be fire for fire. The Hausa's got no say in modern KANO.

my2cents

malam Ibrahim shekarau is the only hausa to have been Governor of Kano state.

Olayinka8793:
Can we rest from this Sanusi news Abeg? Both him and the man that dethroned him are already made for life including their unborn children whether or not they retain their positions.
Let us focus on how we can make life better for the overwhelming majority of we Nigerians.

abi o...even the people concern don move on. Na people wey e no concern come carry everything for head

id4sho:
FULANI CASE, The Hausa's should hijack this moment and start pushing for their rulers. They've been slaves for the Fulani's for centuries and their archaic terrorism religion.
The PDP candidate in the last general elections was the first Hausa politician who nearly won the election and am sure 2023 will be fire for fire. The Hausa's got no say in modern KANO.

my2cents

Don't you think it is too late for the Hausa people to liberate themselves from the ageless shackles of fulanis servitude ? Hausa people are not docile but it remains a mystery ,at least to me, how they willingly submit their destinies ,including their lands ,to the fulanis. I have some of them as friends,trust me,these guys are fantastically brilliant. None of them however, has been able to explain satisfactorily the reason for this master-servant relationship with the fulanis.

What I observe in recent time,however is that some of these Hausa guys don't like to be called fulani. I have a friend in Yauri,Kebbi State who I thought was a fulani man all along until the day I jokingly passed a comment like " you this fulani boy" ! He calmly told me that he wasn't fulani in anyway !

So I think some of these educated young hausa guys are not comfortable with the arrangement but it seems they can't do anything about it ,at least for now.

Majority Hausas are the owners of the land while minority Fulanis are the rulers ! Almost all their governors now are even fulanis ,from Ganduje to Tambuwa,El-Rufai etc. It is a complete domination !

DONSMITH123:
The head of the legal team of the dethroned Emir of Kano, Abubakar Balarabe-Mahmoud, has explained how Alhaji Muhammadu Sanusi II and his family members were harassed after the deposition of the Emir.

Balarabe-Mahmoud, a former President of the Nigerian Bar Association, said while Sanusi was waiting for his deposition letter, there was a commotion in the private wing of the palace as some unauthorised persons tried to gain entry into the family section.

The SAN said, “This led to some scuffle and tear-gas canisters were fired by the security operatives. Normalcy was restored after the unauthorised persons along with armed security operatives retreated from the inner part of the palace.”

He said the former Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria later received the letter which indicated that he was to be moved to Nasarawa State.

Balarabe-Mahmoud stated, “We requested to know if he was under arrest and if so we needed to see the warrant. The Commissioner of Police informed us that he was not under arrest. We informed the Commissioner of Police that it was illegal and a violation of his constitutional rights to remove to Nasarawa State against his wish.

“The Emir informed the Commissioner of Police that his friends had sent an aircraft to fly him and his family to Lagos and requested that they should be provided with necessary security to the airport so that he could leave.

“The commissioner refused saying that was not their instruction. They were willing to allow the family to leave for Lagos but he was to be flown to Abuja then onwards taken to Nasarawa State.”

He said when it was clear that the police were bent on using force to achieve their objective, the Emir cooperated with them in order not to jeopardize his safety, that of his family and persons around.

Balarabe-Mahmoud said the Emir was taken in a private aircraft at 6:40pm, while the family subsequently boarded the aircraft arranged by his friends and departed for Lagos about 15 minutes later.

https://punchng.com/how-sanusi-family-members-were-harassed-lawyers/

*The UN appoints ex-Emir Sanusi, 16 others.*

By Admin
March 10, 2020

https://standarddailytimes.com/breaking-news/the-un-appoints-ex-emir-sanusi-16-others/

The United Nations Secretary General, António Guterres, today named the Emir of Kano, His Royal Highness Muhammadu Sanusi II, and 16 other influential figures around the globe as Sustainable Development Goals Advocates to push the agenda of the global development drive to a new height.

The appointments, which were released today, have Mr. Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, President of Ghana Ms. Erna Solberg, Prime Minister of Norway as co-chairmen of the committee.

The announcement was contained in a statement released to Vanguard by the Special Assistant to the UN Resident Coordinator in Nigeria, Mr Fred Eno.

The statement said: “These 17 influential public figures are committed to raising awareness, inspiring greater ambition, and pushing for faster action on the SDGs, which were adopted by world leaders on 25 September 2015.

“United Nations Member States agreed to accomplish the SDGs by 2030. To build the momentum for transformative, inclusive development by 2030, the Secretary-General’s SDG Advocates will use their unique platforms and leadership to inspire cross-cutting mobilization of the global community.

“We have the tools to answer the questions posed by climate change, environmental pressure, poverty and inequality. They lie in the great agreements of 2015 – the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and the Paris Agreement on climate change.

“But tools are no use if you don’t use them. So, today, and every day, my appeal is clear and simple. We need action, ambition and political will. More action, more ambition and more political will,” said the Secretary-General. 

“By joining forces to achieve our goals, we can turn hope into reality – leaving no one behind,” said Co-Chair of the SDG Advocates group Prime Minister Erna Solberg of Norway.

Said Co-Chair of the SDG Advocates and President of Ghana, Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, “This is a time of great hope for the world. If we work smartly together and stay on course, we can raise millions out of poverty and significantly expand basic social services for many more by the 2030 end date of the SDGs.”

The Secretary-General has tasked the advocates with driving that action, building that ambition, and solidifying global political will.

The Advocates represent the universal character of the SDGs, hailing from governments, entertainment, academia, sport, business and activist organizations around the world. The Advocates will leverage and build bridges between their unique audiences, and work together to drive progress.

The Secretary-General has appointed some members of the previous class of SDG Advocates as SDG Advocate Alumni, and looks forward to their ongoing support and engagement.

*Members are:*

- Her Majesty Queen Mathilde of the Belgians (Kingdom of Belgium)

- His Royal Highness *Muhammadu Sanusi II, Emir of Kano* (Federal Republic of Nigeria)

- Her Highness Sheikha Moza bint Nasser, Founder, Education Above All Foundation (State of Qatar)

- Mr. Richard Curtis, Screenwriter, Producer and Film Director (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland)

- Ms. Hindou Oumarou Ibrahim, Activist, Environment and Indigenous Rights (Republic of Chad)

- Mr. Jack Ma, Founder and Executive Chairman, Alibaba Group (People’s Republic of China)

- Mrs. Graça Machel, Founder, Graça Machel Trust (Republic of Mozambique)

- Ms. Dia Mirza, Actress and Film Producer, UN Environment Program Goodwill Ambassador for India (Republic of India)

- Dr. Alaa Murabit, Founder, The Voice of Libyan Women (Canada)

- Ms. Nadia Murad, Nobel Laureate, Chair and President, Nadia’s Initiative, UN Office on Drugs and Crime Goodwill Ambassador (Republic of Iraq)

- Mr. Edward Ndopu, Founder, Global Strategies on Inclusive Education (Republic of South Africa)

- Mr. Paul Polman, Chair, International Chamber of Commerce, Vice-Chair of the Board of United Nations Global Compact (Kingdom of the Netherlands)

- Mr. Jeffrey Sachs, Director, Center for Sustainable Development, Columbia University (United States of America)

- Ms. Marta Vieira da Silva, Footballer, Orlando Pride, UN Women Goodwill Ambassador (Federative Republic of Brazil)

- Mr. Forest Whitaker, Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Whitaker Peace & Development Initiative, UNESCO Special Envoy for Peace and Reconciliation (United States of America)

*Secretary-General’s SDG Advocate Alumni are:*

- Her Royal Highness Crown Princess Victoria of Sweden (Kingdom of Sweden)

- Ambassador Dho Young-Shim, Chairperson, United Nations World Tourism Organisation’s Sustainable Tourism for Eliminating Poverty Foundation (Republic of Korea)

- Ms. Leymah Gbowee, Nobel Laureate, Founder, Gbowee Peace Foundation (Republic of Liberia)

- Ms. Shakira Mebarak, Founder, Pies Descalzos Foundation (Republic of Colombia)

- Mr. Lionel Andrés Messi Cuccittini, Founder, Leo Messi Foundation (Argentine Republic)

- Mr. Muhammad Yunus, Nobel Laureate, Founder, Grameen Bank (People’s Republic of Bangladesh).

*//Source:*

https://standarddailytimes.com/breaking-news/the-un-appoints-ex-emir-sanusi-16-others/

hes lucky he has friends
hes lucky he has friends

I was thinking Sanusi story hasn't come in today.... OK...

Here already?

Kingininge:


*The UN appoints ex-Emir Sanusi, 16 others.*

By Admin
March 10, 2020

https://standarddailytimes.com/breaking-news/the-un-appoints-ex-emir-sanusi-16-others/

The United Nations Secretary General, António Guterres, today named the Emir of Kano, His Royal Highness Muhammadu Sanusi II, and 16 other influential figures around the globe as Sustainable Development Goals Advocates to push the agenda of the global development drive to a new height.

The appointments, which were released today, have Mr. Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, President of Ghana Ms. Erna Solberg, Prime Minister of Norway as co-chairmen of the committee.

The announcement was contained in a statement released to Vanguard by the Special Assistant to the UN Resident Coordinator in Nigeria, Mr Fred Eno.

The statement said: “These 17 influential public figures are committed to raising awareness, inspiring greater ambition, and pushing for faster action on the SDGs, which were adopted by world leaders on 25 September 2015.

“United Nations Member States agreed to accomplish the SDGs by 2030. To build the momentum for transformative, inclusive development by 2030, the Secretary-General’s SDG Advocates will use their unique platforms and leadership to inspire cross-cutting mobilization of the global community.

“We have the tools to answer the questions posed by climate change, environmental pressure, poverty and inequality. They lie in the great agreements of 2015 – the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and the Paris Agreement on climate change.

“But tools are no use if you don’t use them. So, today, and every day, my appeal is clear and simple. We need action, ambition and political will. More action, more ambition and more political will,” said the Secretary-General. 

“By joining forces to achieve our goals, we can turn hope into reality – leaving no one behind,” said Co-Chair of the SDG Advocates group Prime Minister Erna Solberg of Norway.

Said Co-Chair of the SDG Advocates and President of Ghana, Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, “This is a time of great hope for the world. If we work smartly together and stay on course, we can raise millions out of poverty and significantly expand basic social services for many more by the 2030 end date of the SDGs.”

The Secretary-General has tasked the advocates with driving that action, building that ambition, and solidifying global political will.

The Advocates represent the universal character of the SDGs, hailing from governments, entertainment, academia, sport, business and activist organizations around the world. The Advocates will leverage and build bridges between their unique audiences, and work together to drive progress.

The Secretary-General has appointed some members of the previous class of SDG Advocates as SDG Advocate Alumni, and looks forward to their ongoing support and engagement.

*Members are:*

- Her Majesty Queen Mathilde of the Belgians (Kingdom of Belgium)

- His Royal Highness *Muhammadu Sanusi II, Emir of Kano* (Federal Republic of Nigeria)

- Her Highness Sheikha Moza bint Nasser, Founder, Education Above All Foundation (State of Qatar)

- Mr. Richard Curtis, Screenwriter, Producer and Film Director (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland)

- Ms. Hindou Oumarou Ibrahim, Activist, Environment and Indigenous Rights (Republic of Chad)

- Mr. Jack Ma, Founder and Executive Chairman, Alibaba Group (People’s Republic of China)

- Mrs. Graça Machel, Founder, Graça Machel Trust (Republic of Mozambique)

- Ms. Dia Mirza, Actress and Film Producer, UN Environment Program Goodwill Ambassador for India (Republic of India)

- Dr. Alaa Murabit, Founder, The Voice of Libyan Women (Canada)

- Ms. Nadia Murad, Nobel Laureate, Chair and President, Nadia’s Initiative, UN Office on Drugs and Crime Goodwill Ambassador (Republic of Iraq)

- Mr. Edward Ndopu, Founder, Global Strategies on Inclusive Education (Republic of South Africa)

- Mr. Paul Polman, Chair, International Chamber of Commerce, Vice-Chair of the Board of United Nations Global Compact (Kingdom of the Netherlands)

- Mr. Jeffrey Sachs, Director, Center for Sustainable Development, Columbia University (United States of America)

- Ms. Marta Vieira da Silva, Footballer, Orlando Pride, UN Women Goodwill Ambassador (Federative Republic of Brazil)

- Mr. Forest Whitaker, Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Whitaker Peace & Development Initiative, UNESCO Special Envoy for Peace and Reconciliation (United States of America)

*Secretary-General’s SDG Advocate Alumni are:*

- Her Royal Highness Crown Princess Victoria of Sweden (Kingdom of Sweden)

- Ambassador Dho Young-Shim, Chairperson, United Nations World Tourism Organisation’s Sustainable Tourism for Eliminating Poverty Foundation (Republic of Korea)

- Ms. Leymah Gbowee, Nobel Laureate, Founder, Gbowee Peace Foundation (Republic of Liberia)

- Ms. Shakira Mebarak, Founder, Pies Descalzos Foundation (Republic of Colombia)

- Mr. Lionel Andrés Messi Cuccittini, Founder, Leo Messi Foundation (Argentine Republic)

- Mr. Muhammad Yunus, Nobel Laureate, Founder, Grameen Bank (People’s Republic of Bangladesh).

*//Source:*

https://standarddailytimes.com/breaking-news/the-un-appoints-ex-emir-sanusi-16-others/

Why post here when you could have created a new thread / topic for it.

Hope its true..

It would put him in a better/ higher pedestal than trying to talk sense into thick religious blocked brains!



But it always seem as if UN is waiting for Nigerian government to my remove someone they consider quite good as soon as he/ she is removed