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Whoever designed the architectural masterplan of Ahmadu Bello University,Zaria was indeed a romantic designer. The planner must have been an intimate admirer of nature. The school can break you academically but has the soothing balm for you just by the side. Whoever went to ABU and didn't take away the love side of nature can never appreciate love forever. In ABU zaria you find the most friendly camaraderie, in that place igbo language is most spoken than Hausa language, there you find the children of the rich reduced down to the level of the poor folks. No one ever carried an air of arrogance around him or her and ever lived to tell the story of nature's kindness. It was a meeting points of greatness. In ABU zaria, a mini Nigeria was created and a sustained veins of integration put in emotion. Regardless of your biases, people were hurled together in one room. In no time, you had no option but to live the lives of yourselves. Bonds were established and affinities became so stimulating. Everyone was for all as all was for one. Barriers were broken, prejudices abused. Intimate relationships built as people love for the sake of nature. Classes were attended together, discussions held into the nights. Life was sweet, the environment was a shelter for lovebirds. The last place to see exchange of fist was ABU zaria, you dare not cause a rift as everyone was a product of civility. At night, Ribadu garden, Sculpture garden, Archi rooftops, Sodom and Gomorrah, Mahdi followers, Gorilla gate, Drama village were embracing abodes for lovers. Life was lived in fullest. People enjoyed unhindered intimacy. You dare not violate the rules of engagement. No cases of harassment, rape and any other misnomer. Life in ABU was paradise on earth. You can't go to ABU and not have a friend. Friendship were cultivated and nurtured into lifetime homes. You either have an academic boyfriend or an emotional heartthrob. It was a beautiful experience. In Zaria, the only Aluta that supersede all other alutas was the emotional aluta. It was damn difficult to escape that- we are all product of emotional aluta. Yes ABU zaria was a hub of love, peace and harmony but this bond is abruptly truncated the very moment you enter the mosque and the church! At that point, we are opposite of the above virtues. And I then wonder, what has religion done to us as a people? Soberly musing Hadiza Musawa thank u for reminding me . #abuzaria

Nigeria can be so beautiful and heavenly like how ABU Zaria is. The students of my school, most of them clearly understand how to live and nurture diversity. Really. ABU Zaria is the most heterogeneous university in the whole of Nigeria, you'll find people from different nooks and crannies, yet, you hardly see people having a serious fight whenever it comes to dealing with their differences. Respect and turning diversity into a beautiful thing is the cause of it all. Nigerians can do the same, for peace and unity to reign in this country. I love ABU Zaria, that's why it's naturally ahead, different amongst all. 😍

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Don’t feel disappointed. It's natural to stumble, lose some hope & get impatient during life's challenges. It can happen to anyone. But if we remember that it’s part of the Almighty’s Plan, we will see things in perspective. We will sooner or later realise the hidden blessings behind the trials.

Patience is beautiful. The result of waiting is beautiful. If the Almighty is making you wait, be prepared for something beyond your expectations. He knows it’s not easy for you so He makes sure it’s worth your wait.

Latest development: Kenyan Protesters have moved to Stage 4, that entails occupying state house, which is Kenya Presidential official residence. President Ruto who made a national speech today is locked up in the building with a lot of military personnel. Yet the Kenya protesters have promised to give him the Gaddafi treatment😬💀 The event might happen this night or tomorrow. 🔥 🔥

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HOW TO APPLY FOR STUDENT LOAN CREATING AN ACCOUNT Step 1: visit nelf.gov.ng Step 2: Click on the "Apply Now" Step 3: Click on “Get Started” Step 4: Answer the questions on this page to continue by clicking on “Yes, I am a Nigerian” Step 5: Verify your educational information. You would be required to select your school from a dropdown and provide your matric number to check if your school has uploaded your details. Step 6: Click the “Verify with JAMB” and enter your JAMB details in the screen. (Students whose NIN has not been registered with JAMB will have an input field where they can enter their NIN for validation.) Step 7: Create an account by entering your Email address, Password and Confirm Password in the fields provided and click “Create Account”. Step 8: Click the email verification link sent to your email. This concludes the process of creating an account. HOW TO COMPLETE YOUR PROFILE After successful registration, log in by clicking the “LOGIN” button. Step 1: Enter your email address and password to Login. Step 2: Click on the “Proceed to Contact Details" button. Step 3: Update contact details with the current information of your Phone Number, Full Residential Address, State of Residence and Local Government Area of Residence and click “Proceed to Educational Details” Step 4: Update your educational details by selecting your Higher Institution and inputting your Matric Number, then click “Proceed to Account Details” Step 5: Verify your BVN by entering your BVN, select your Bank Name and enter your Account Number. Click “Save Changes” to complete your profile. LOAN APPLICATION Step 1: Click on the “Request for Student Loan” button at the top right of the screen on the home or loans page after logging into the application. Step 2: If you want an upkeep loan, click the check box, and click Continue, if all you need is the institutional charge, click the “Continue” button. Step 3: Upload supporting documents. The admission letter is compulsory which the Student ID and Institution Invoice are optional. Click the checkbox for the policy and declaration and click “Continue” Step 4: Read the loan overview and click the check boxes for both the Terms & Conditions and GSI Mandate then click “Submit Application” Step 5: Click on the “Loans” button to view the status of your application.

Chief J. S. Okutepa SAN Speaks.... 04/05/2024 Sometimes, I feel so sorry for political jobbers and sycophants who have nothing doing to earn a living other than to allow themselves to be used as instrument of misinformation and propaganda.I have read so many unintelligent accounts of my person from social media, including write up of bolt or some Uber drivers. Some of these charlatans have given me names that are far from my name and my person. Some don't even know me and the principles I stand for. Some just agree to give me bad names so that they can feed. I thank God my person is feeding them. Some of these jobbers and beggars see my fight for electoral justice in Kogi state as an ethnic agenda. But these political buffoons and charlatans have short and myopic memories of the antecedents of my legal fight for electoral and democratic justice in Kogi State. Soon after the late political sage, Prince Abubakar Audu died in 2015 or so, and Hon James Abiodun Faleke was denied the right to become Governor of Kogi State by dint of some political abracadabra put in place by his political party, which preferred and produced Yahaya Bello to inherit the votes that Prince Abubakar Audu and Hon James Abiodun Faleke worked very hard to earned, I was one of the leading lawyers that fought for electoral justice for Hon James Abiodun Faleke.That fight nearly cost me my life. Hon James Abiodun Faleke is an Okun man. He is not an Igala man. I stood for him because justice was denied him. Again when Yahaya Bello wanted to disgrace Hon Justice Nasir Ajanah, CJ of Kogi State as he then was, from office, may God rest the soul of his lordship, I was one of the lawyers that stood for his Lordship in his travails with Yahaya Bello as then Governor. Hon Justice Ajanah was not an Igala man. No, he was an Ebira man from Okene. I stood for him because he was being oppressed for doing what a good judicial officer should do. I was not a tribal bigot, then. These buffoons and charlatans giving me bad names to be hung now did not know that I was an Igala man of royal blood. Again, when Senator Ohaire and Rt. Hon Abdullahi Bello were denied political justice, I was the lead lawyer who stood for these illustrious sons of Ebira land. Justice, they needed, and I stood for them for justice. For those who run their mouths and think that I started today, see the following cases to wit: Appeal NO: CA/A/38/M/2016, Rt. Hon. Abdullahi Bello & Anor vs. Hon. Yusuf Ahmed Tijani Damisa & Ors. Appeal NO: SC/168/2016, Rt. Hon. Abdullahi Bello & Anor vs. Hon. Yusuf Ahmed Tijani Damisa & Ors, Appeal NO: CA/A/37/M/2016, Sen. Mohammed Abdulsalami Ohiare & Anor vs. Ogembe Salau Ahmed & Ors, Appeal NO: SC. 169/2016, Sen. Mohammed Abdulsalami Ohiare & Anor vs. Ogembe Salau Ahmed & Ors. and Hon. James Abiodun Faleke vs. INEC & Anor (2016) 18 NWLR (Pt.1543) 61. My fight to do what is right in Kogi State and Nigeria at large is not of tribal origin or political colourations. No, it is not. I am not a member of political parties. I do not belong to the party. My party is justice. I have stood for people who were and are oppressed politically. As a lawyer, I stand for justice. Justice, I will fight for all the days of my life. No one can intimidate me to compromise the fight for justice.I am not scared of fighting for a just and egalitarian society where justice holds sways. You can not stop a leper from attending the funeral of his father.Those who are feeding free from the crumbles that fall from the table of oppressors and preferred to engage in sycophantic praise to earn a living can go ahead. But note that I serve God of vengeance. I am more than ever committed to justice in our electoral jurisprudence.That is why I have consistently stood for those who have been robbed of electoral victories by those who have been strangulating democracy in Nigeria. I just like to let those who think I can be intimidated to give up fighting for justice to know that they are already losers. #lawyer #law #lawfirm

CAC REGISTRAR GENERAL AT DANGOTE SUGAR REFINERY ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING The Registrar General, Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) Ishaq Hussaini Magaji, SAN represented the Commission at the 18th Annual General Meeting of Dangote Sugar Refinery Plc alongside Habiba Adamu Diko of CAC Lagos office. The event which took place today at Federal Palace Hotel, Victoria Island, Lagos featured prominent personalities including the owner of the biggest refinery in Nigeria, Alhaji Aliko Dangote. It is the statutory responsibility of the CAC to feature at the Annual General Meetings of companies in accordance with the stipulations of Companies and Allied Matters Act (CAMA) 2020. Dangote Sugar is a leading brand that has made a remarkable impact on the Nigerian sugar sector.