Aisha Yesufu, a basic liberties lobbyist, has gotten analysis from Daniel Regha, one of Nigeria’s questionable examiners, for noticing public occasions.

During the current year’s Eid-il-Mawlud festivity, the National Government assigned Monday, October 10, as a public occasion.

The event is a celebration respecting the introduction of the Prophet Muhammad.

Because of the public authority’s declaration, Aisha Yesufu addressed whether Nigerians were not tired of having occasions.

Her question follows the line of government occasions that Nigerians notice.

Daniel Regha answered in light of her request that Aisha Yesufu, a Muslim, ought to know about the meaning of the Eid-ul-Mawlid occasion for the people who follow the confidence.

He added that she isn’t expected to partake in the merriments, however that since she is a lobbyist doesn’t give her the option to affront others’ religions. “Think before you tweet,” he told her.

Could it be said that we are not tired of occasions, Aisha Yesufu? Daniel Regha: Aisha Yesufu u, everything being equal, ought to know how significant the Eid-ul-Mawlid festivity is for rehearsing Muslims; U mustn’t partake, yet being a lobbyist doesn’t give u the option to affront individuals’ religion. All open occasions mark exceptional events. Th!nk before u tweet.

Recollect how questionable pundit Daniel Regha answered when he heard that Leader of the US of America Joe Biden had exonerated every one of those viewed as at legitimate fault for the felony of maryjane ownership in his country. Daniel Regha offered Biden guidance, letting him know that his decision is silly and mentioning that he reexamine it.

Think before you tweet- Danial Regha berates Aisha Yusufu for her statement over public holiday

— Naija Gazette (@naija_gazette) October 9, 2022

See Daniel Regha’s tweet: “Biden u are going with an unw!se choice; Th! nk through. Mar!juana ought to be announced ! llegal, and anybody who’s seen utilizing or having cannab!s hould be imprisoned. Society behaves like it’s cool yet a many individuals’ lives particularly the young people have been ru!ned cos of its unprescribed use”.