Are kano people blind? Let me update Nigerians..

This did not age well, any body that says he will bring back subsidy alquran I will vote for him

That’s just it

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To be candid, without a solid understanding of economics and experience in governance, you cannot grasp the arguments of the esteemed economist. It is nearly impossible to silence someone with such profound knowledge.

You’re right

Ran maza fah ya bacci. Sai boko ake juyewa Alaji.

The economical insight he was diving was very good and commendable but the majors and regulators failed to deliver the assignment, you can’t call a teacher scum when student are bad please reason with your brain not head 👍

They saw it before you

Not really

That’s man is stupid already, munafunchi ya hanamu fada kawai 🌚

Ashsha