Every-time the topic of polygamy countered, the first thing this men will say is that, it is God has given them the green light to marry up to 4 wives and there are exercising their religious duty. 1. They ignore all other sunnah's and even talk down on them, e.g marrying a wife older than you, they never do this, as if its not sunnah. they will only pick a sunnah that favors them and use it as a reason to justify their actions not even for the sake of practicing the sunnah itself. 2. why will you add another wife when your current standard of living is not that good and you can use that money to improve your life instead of adding more pressure to your self 3. it is not a religious duty to marry 4 wives, its an optional sunnah if you wish to, that doesn't put any obligation on you. Gaskiya this mentality has to change, you rarely find OTHER Muslims other doing this so rampant, unlike Hausa men, all they know is to keep marrying until they reach their limit. I know someone with salary of less than 50k and has 2 wives. if you talk he will start talking of sunnah, their standard of living is low and they can't even meet basic life necessities.

Yau April Fool, what do you think about *April Fool?

I was surprised, yanzu 6 years muna tare da miji na, se jiya yake ce min wai Yana dating wata, blah blah blah, abin ya bani haushi sosai, duk abinda ya kamata in yi mai, har fiye in yi Amma still se ya je nemo wata, thank God we don't have a kid yet, if he decides to proceed I'll leave the marriage kawai, either he chose me or her. why are men like this, you rarely find women having affairs after marriage.

Yanzu, aiki se ahankali a kasar nan, wane course ko profession ne Wanda idan mutum yayi baze sha wahalar neman aiki ba? Thanks

Having seen abinda ya faru a Kano, Kuma yayi shuru soboda ganduje Dan party dinshi ne, I remember voting for him a ranar zabe Amma yanzu Kuma ya bada mu. Allah ya Isa!

INEC Chairman, Prof. Mahmoud Yakubu. The Adamawa State High Court has ordered the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, to conduct supplementary governorship election in Adamawa State. The same court had earlier stopped INEC from conducting the supplementary election in the state. Justice Abdulazeez Waziri of High Court 4, in his ruling said the court had the jurisdiction to continue with the case that gave rise to the order. The candidate of the Movement for Restoration and Defense of Democracy (MRDD), Rev Eric Theman, had sued INEC immediately after the March 9 governorship election in the state, saying he was deprived of his right to be voted for as the logo of his party was not on the ballot paper for the election. He had asked for an order cancelling the election and stopping the supplementary election which INEC fixed for March 26 after it declared the election inconclusive because the margin of lead between the two leading candidates was lower than cancelled votes. The court granted the injunction stopping the conduct of the supplementary election and fixed Tuesday for determination of its jurisdiction over the case, among other things, the Nation reports. At Tuesday’s sitting, Waziri lifted the order against the supplementary election but fixed Wednesday, March 27 to hear the originating motion by MRDD, asking the court to nullify the governorship election conducted on March 9 on the grounds of the logo of his party not being on the ballot paper for the election. Reacting to the judgement, the counsel to the MRDD, Bar Mustapha, said it was perfect, as there was no point granting accelerated hearing and an order to restrain conduct of elections. “The main substances to our case is the removal of the MRDD party logo from ballot papers, which constitutes the disqualification from the entire election,” he said. The counsel to INEC, Bar Stephen Ibian, also expressed satisfaction with the ruling, especially the vacation of the order against the supplementary election. “We are happy over the court vacating the earlier order so that we can conduct our supplementary election in the state,” the INEC counsel said. The Tuesday court witnessed the joining of Ahmadu Fintiri, the governorship candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) as well as the PDP, in the case as second and third defendants. Reacting to the development, counsel to Fintiri, Joe Kerry Gadzama (SAN), said, “Fortunately, we have today been made parties. She, the PDP governorship candidate Ahmadu Fintiri is now the second defendant while PDP is third defendant in the suit. This ruling came in late, it is a swift victory, but at the same time we are going to be vigilant it is not yet over.”

wai meyasa mutane suke ta complain wasu mata har kuka suke yi soboda baba Ganduje ya ci zabe, amma ai mutane ne suka zabe shi, don haka majority carry the vote, and the minority can cry and complain

Some other views: https://www.hutudole.com/2019/03/tsakani-da-allah-ba-kyautawa-alaramma.html

Pls who has any idea of the situation of mal.Ahmad as of now.rumours going about on his release

Which is the best to live as a middle class person?

kun ji dadi da el rufa'i ya koma?