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Professor Nasiru Hassan Wagini: The Nigerian Professor Who Sells Vegetables

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In a country where many graduates struggle with unemployment and societal pressure to secure white-collar jobs, Professor Nasiru Hassan Wagini stands out as a powerful example of humility, resilience, and enterprise. A lecturer at Umaru Musa Yar’adua University (UMYU), Katsina, Professor Wagini is not only a respected academic in the field of Plant Physiology but also a regular vegetable seller at Batsari market in Katsina State. Born into a farming family, Wagini never lost his connection to agriculture. Despite rising through the academic ranks, he chose not to abandon his farming roots. Every week, he sets up a stand to sell vegetables and soup ingredients—known locally as kayan miya. This choice is not born of necessity alone but also of purpose. For him, it is a message to Nigerian youth: dignity lies in labour, and success can be found outside of office walls. Professor Wagini has become a local icon, showing that no work is beneath anyone, regardless of their education or positi...
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Poor Little Children - FFK Tackles Peter Obi Supporters

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Poor little children - FFK tackles Peter Obi supporters


Chief Femi Fani-Kayode, has described the ''Obidients group'' as ''poor little children'' who according to him enjoy hurling insults at others but cannot take insults themselves.

 

Fani-Kayode said this in a post shared on his social media handles today October 7. 

 

“The problem with Peter and his Obidients is that they know how to throw punches but they don’t know how to take them.

They enjoy hurling insults at others but they can’t take insults themselves. One small jab & their glass jaws are broken & ego shattered. Poor little children.”his post readPoor little children - FFK tackles Peter Obi supporters

Poor little children - FFK tackles Peter Obi supporters

Fani-Kayode’s post comes hours after he was dragged by the Obidients for describing Obi as a “mannerless dunce with low self-esteem.” FFK in a post shared on social media last night, attacked Obi for saying he doesn't reply to spokespersons of any politician. 

“You don’t respond to comments of presidential spokespersons because you are a mannerless dunce with low self-esteem and you have no answers. Femi said

No presidential candidate worth his salt will ever join issues with you directly because you are far too low down the ladder. Asiwaju to Waziri to Kwankwaso I can see but to add an Obi to that list in a public debate or discussion would be a grave insult.

Who the hell is he and what does he know about anything other than misleading his gullible followers on social media and selling Tomato puree, Bournvita and toothpaste?

He would not last 5 minutes in a debate with ANY of our presidential spokespersons and even Kwankwaso’s and Atiku’s would give him a hard time.”

His post did not sit well with Obideints who stormed his social media accounts to drag him.

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