iyke926:


An average Hausa/Fulani man is so contented with the little he got. And they have great love for their people. A typical southerner like you and I will definitely opt for the house.

There are no Mai Ruwas in most Northern villages.. Most villages don't have source of water.

He made a good decision. The essence of living is all about helping make the world a better place.

Change the way you think, dude.

Yeah I tend to trust Hausa more than Yorubas they are contended , also to think money is paper that we created is what is making us lose our humanity.

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Every Hausa/Fulani man and woman that i had ever transacted with shows highlevel of sincerity, honesty and humility with compassion when dealing with me. I wonder why their leaders exhibit the total opposite of this.

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JasonScoolari:
Dear Musa Usman,

In your bid to be the hero of your community who care less about your existence all through your 25yrs of being a "Mai Guard," you blew a golden opportunity for you to become a Landlord of your own and make your family comfortable... Some of your community people will only sing your praise for a short while but your family will keep on regretting your "heroic decision"

Take note Musa, nor be everybody for your community go happy with this your decision as you've temporarily made some "Mai Ruwà" (Water seller's) jobless and make the government more lazy.

Enjoy your water and your "thatch house."

He'll soon get a benefitting house and many more benefit at that, life is not all about self which is usually the easy route many of us like to take. Truly his kind of decision is rare and sometimes painful to make, but it will surely give back to him and his generation unborn more than they bargain for.

Dear Mr. Usman,

you are an honorable man indeed. Your good name and grand deed will be remembered by generations yet unborn. You have added value to thousands of lives and this can never be forgotten. You’ve shown foreigners that honest Nigerians exists. May you be uplifted and May you enjoy good success.

I will collect the house and connect taps in front of the compound. The borehole will need maintenance and servicing

simplesearch:


He'll soon get a benefitting house and many more benefit at that, life is not all about self which is usually the easy route many of us like to take. Truly his kind of decision is rare and sometimes painful to make, but it will surely give back to him and his generation unborn more than they bargain for.

Now this is someone with good sense of reasoning. Not the other miscreants insulting without thinking.

Thanks Bro.

JasonScoolari:
Dear Musa Usman,

In your bid to be the hero of your community who care less about your existence all through your 25yrs of being a "Mai Guard," you blew a golden opportunity for you to become a Landlord of your own and make your family comfortable... Some of your community people will only sing your praise for a short while but your family will keep on regretting your "heroic decision"

Take note Musa, nor be everybody for your community go happy with this your decision as you've temporarily made some "Mai Ruwà" (Water seller's) jobless and make the government more lazy.

Enjoy your water and your "thatch house."

An average Hausa man is simple and non materialistic he doesn't care about such things as a beautiful house et al....trust me he will be revered for this thing he did for the community.....

Nenum:



If he had chosen a “house”, We would not all be reading this on Nairaland now, or today or tomorrow or for ever .........


And that to me says it all......,

see comment.
mheeeeeen sense no go keeeee Uuuuuu

at least we all now know Mr. Musa.
he has inspired many of us from far and wide not just in his community.

now that's pure class.

Immarocks:


An average Hausa man is simple and non materialistic he doesn't care about such things as a beautiful house et al....trust me he will be revered for this thing he did for the community.....

I understand where you are coming from, but will his family "revered" him for taking that decision after squatting in a thatch house for over 3 decades?

If he happens to be your husband, will you be happy with that decision he took?

This man has a heart of GOLD! He didn't think of himself or his family but his community. What a rare bred in the mold of the biblical Solomon whom when asked by God to say what he wanted and consider it done. Solomon didn't ask for himself but asked God for wisdom to be able to lead God's people alright.
God was so impressed for his selflessness that he bestowed on him wisdom, riches, wealth etc.
I expect rich Nigerians to show this Musa some love. Give him much more. This is the type of people we need as LEADERS.
For those berating the man, you are just poor in spirit.

JasonScoolari:
Dear Musa Usman,

In your bid to be the hero of your community who care less about your existence all through your 25yrs of being a "Mai Guard," you blew a golden opportunity for you to become a Landlord of your own and make your family comfortable... Some of your community people will only sing your praise for a short while but your family will keep on regretting your "heroic decision"

Take note Musa, nor be everybody for your community go happy with this your decision as you've temporarily made some "Mai Ruwà" (Water seller's) jobless and make the government more lazy.

Enjoy your water and your "thatch house."

Can he be the next leader of Nigeria
Your view is one of the greatest reason Nigerian are very corrupt
My family first steal billion of Nigerians money
Nigerian continue to fail to put the country first
What Nigeria need is a man like him to put Nigeria need above is personal need

Sirmuel1:
Interesting.... An Ibo or Yoruba Man will NEVER do this!


Let me just sit and watch them fight over this comment

you are right.... igbos don't work as mai guard

What a true spirit of love and selfless service to the community.
May God bless you.

GoodFaith:


Can he be the next leader of Nigeria
Your view is one of the greatest reason Nigerian are very corrupt
My family first steal billion of Nigerians money

That's your problem.

JasonScoolari:
Dear Musa Usman,

In your bid to be the hero of your community who care less about your existence all through your 25yrs of being a "Mai Guard," you blew a golden opportunity for you to become a Landlord of your own and make your family comfortable... Some of your community people will only sing your praise for a short while but your family will keep on regretting your "heroic decision"

Take note Musa, nor be everybody for your community go happy with this your decision as you've temporarily made some "Mai Ruwà" (Water seller's) jobless and make the government more lazy.

Enjoy your water and your "thatch house."

World changers r never after material things. They strive to put a smile on the faces of others nd as a result they have inner joy. Mother Therezer, Isaac Newton, Michael Faraday, Our Lord Jesus Christ r only a few of them.
So, learn be selfless sometimes my frnd

Now this is a man that his people should vote for to represent them, and not all those “corruption is fighting back” politrickcians with an elitist sense of entitlement! This man would rather see his gratuity spent to secure the health of his people than just his family’s. #therealMcCoy #therealmaigaskiya

PS: when will my people see through all these fake promise giving leaders, that have changed the term ‘empowerment’ to mean ‘handouts’, and seek to emulate heroes like this!?

Have you ever experienced water shortage before? Suddenly, there is a lot of humanly things connected to water. Things you cannot do without.

So Musa Usman made the best choice. He already has a roof over his head. One day, these children will leave him to build their own lives and Musa and his wife will be left alone to worry about water all day every day for the rest of their lives. People's priorities differ but in this case Musa Usman made the best choice.

JasonScoolari:
Dear Musa Usman,

In your bid to be the hero of your community who care less about your existence all through your 25yrs of being a "Mai Guard," you blew a golden opportunity for you to become a Landlord of your own and make your family comfortable... Some of your community people will only sing your praise for a short while but your family will keep on regretting your "heroic decision"

Take note Musa, nor be everybody for your community go happy with this your decision as you've temporarily made some "Mai Ruwà" (Water seller's) jobless and make the government more lazy.

Enjoy your water and your "thatch house."

JasonScoolari:
Dear Musa Usman,

In your bid to be the hero of your community who care less about your existence all through your 25yrs of being a "Mai Guard," you blew a golden opportunity for you to become a Landlord of your own and make your family comfortable... Some of your community people will only sing your praise for a short while but your family will keep on regretting your "heroic decision"

Take note Musa, nor be everybody for your community go happy with this your decision as you've temporarily made some "Mai Ruwà" (Water seller's) jobless and make the government more lazy.

Enjoy your water and your "thatch house."

The Ranting of a self centered Man

the man's action is Christ-like. if only we had a greater population with a similar mindset-sacrificing personal gain for the good of others, the Country will not be in this terrible jungle-like state.

[quote author=JejeNaija post=77844251]But shey if to say them build the house them for put borehole for the house. Some people no dey think well sha.[/quote
seriously, na wetin I dey reason too be that oo abi dem go build house for am and not put water? The man just no reason at all

JasonScoolari:
We all must not think alike.

Get that into your brain.

Yes, we all must not think alike. Stop thinking selfishly like our politicians.

JejeNaija:
But shey if to say them build the house them for put borehole for the house. Some people no dey think well sha.

seriously, na wetin I dey reason too be that oo abi dem go build house for am and not put water? The man just no reason at all

iyke926:


Yes, we all must not think alike. Stop thinking selfishly like our politicians.

Thank Heavens it has sunk into your brain.


Au revoir!

I wish some NGOs will build a house for him.


The borehole is a noble decision but will they maintain it?

JasonScoolari:
Dear Musa Usman,

In your bid to be the hero of your community who care less about your existence all through your 25yrs of being a "Mai Guard," you blew a golden opportunity for you to become a Landlord of your own and make your family comfortable... Some of your community people will only sing your praise for a short while but your family will keep on regretting your "heroic decision"

Take note Musa, nor be everybody for your community go happy with this your decision as you've temporarily made some "Mai Ruwà" (Water seller's) jobless and make the government more lazy.

Enjoy your water and your "thatch house."

I'm sure he will have more peace now. Owing a house is not a must , he has got somewhere to rest his head and he is happy. He is not greedy or materialistic. that is the difference between the Northern and southern Nigeria. Where will you carry house to?

JasonScoolari:
Dear Musa Usman,

In your bid to be the hero of your community who care less about your existence all through your 25yrs of being a "Mai Guard," you blew a golden opportunity for you to become a Landlord of your own and make your family comfortable... Some of your community people will only sing your praise for a short while but your family will keep on regretting your "heroic decision"

Take note Musa, nor be everybody for your community go happy with this your decision as you've temporarily made some "Mai Ruwà" (Water seller's) jobless and make the government more lazy.

Enjoy your water and your "thatch house."

I quite disagree with your opinion. For that man, his community comes first and that's selflessness.. very rare and distint character obviously

iyke926:


Yes, we all must not think alike. Stop thinking selfishly like our politicians.

Correct guy

JasonScoolari:
Dear Musa Usman,

In your bid to be the hero of your community who care less about your existence all through your 25yrs of being a "Mai Guard," you blew a golden opportunity for you to become a Landlord of your own and make your family comfortable... Some of your community people will only sing your praise for a short while but your family will keep on regretting your "heroic decision"

Take note Musa, nor be everybody for your community go happy with this your decision as you've temporarily made some "Mai Ruwà" (Water seller's) jobless and make the government more lazy.

Enjoy your water and your "thatch house."

You must be one of the most disgusting human being on earth. Selfish, inhumane and criminal!