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AlBaqir:


# Obviously you are the one that do not get it, not me. You have failed to understand the difference between:

* Revival of a lost Sunnah, and

* Introducing good deeds in to Islam.


# The verse of the Qur'an and Hadith I have posted, both talk about " introducing good acts/deeds", but you are talking about "reviving lost Sunnah". Absolutely the two are different things.


* Using of microphone and speaker in Adhan, Iqamat

* Qur'an in application, book form, etc

* Harakat (vowel sounds) on the huruf of the Qur'an etc

All these were never part of Sunnah, they are introduced into Islam, and we tagged them "good deeds". Or are they Bid'ah in the definition of misguidance?

Therefore, in the definition of good deeds/acts is what those who used to celebrate Mawlud Nabiy, also placed it. How do you celebrate it, is another thing entirely.

this is it, ur above point I agree are all introduction, BUT nobody has ever said that calling adhan with loudspeaker or any of the above you mentioned, will be rewarded more than a person that do not use them,

I repeat BIDIA is practicing/introducing something new into the religion of Islam which was never practiced by the Rasool (SAW) or his companions, with the intention that after practising such an individual will be rewarded,

AlBaqir:


# Obviously that's one way of doing it. Besides, Nabi never made it obligatory upon us to fast that day. It is he that used the fasting to thank his Lord for the day he was born.



# I have clearly posted alongside the Hadith its web link for verification. Both the English and Arabic text is there for you to confirm. Kindly stop twisting a clear Hadith to suit your position.

# Besides, isn't your understanding laughable? For a fact, Nabi was primarily addressing his sahabah. Are you guys with " Salafi ideology " not maintaining that Sahabah uphold the Sunnah of the Prophet ni? The moment you understand that Hadith to mean what you proposed, then that argument becomes a myth for it will be put into your face that "sahabah forgotten the Sunnah of the Prophet and practice Bid'ah".

this is where you dont get it, the jihad by sheikh uthman bn fodio in hausaland was because the people as of that time have abandonned many practices of the khulafa'ur rasheedun and they have also innovate many practices into the religion. This a perfect example of what the hadith is explaining.

I also didnt bother to check the link U gave, Why? For years I've been arguing with people, abt the interpretation of the hadith, jst understanding a language isnt enough for a to give meaning to anything if find in that language most especially something involving religion. why dont one just read CLINICALLY ORIENTED ANATOMY byv keith L Moore, n then starts to teach, you have to go to a more learned scholar than you, check on what Ibn Umar said regarding the hadith.

Next, I came to understand that your religious belief are all based on what you read on the internet, I will advise us all to go and sit with people we believe to have more knowledge than us regarding this dean (i mean scholars from differnt sects) then at the end, lets be truthful to ourselves, and follow what we understand to be the TRUTH.

v

why dont you fast just as the prophet himself did? Ya Allah guide us to your straight path and to the sunnah of your Nabiyy(SAW).

that your gombe emir's palace is Zazzau Emirates Palace in Zaria. Below are more images from Zazzau's palace

Naijacost22:
Nonsense. No be school where aboki they get 100 for jamb and still get itted to do Mechanical engineering and Medicine? Abeg this secondary school standard university should be begging Southerners to come give the school value.

e pain U?

Naijacost22:
Nonsense. No be school where aboki they get 100 for jamb and still get itted to do Mechanical engineering and Medicine? Abeg this secondary school standard university should be begging Southerners to come give the school value.

e pain U?

pls i need d GMAT material [email protected]

why is it dat we hardly appreciate tinz. Nice one presido, shame the devil.
3 ebolas to wailers
3 gbosas to FG

To my fellow southern kaduna illiterates, check this
Northern Senatorial (Zaria zone) 2.2million people
Central Senatorial(Kaduna zone) 2.3million people
Southern Senatorial (Kafanchan) 1.5million people

census 2006 figures

LET ME REPLY TO UR BASELESS ALLEGATIONS


1. You made mention that southern kaduna comprise of 11LGs, why? because they comprise many different ethnic groups. (*See one dumbish answer)

Ans: Senatorial districts are divided in nigeria based on similarities LGs share with each other, such similarities may include Religion, Tribe, Closeness language, Cultures, Traditions e.t.c.
Lets look at some of the criterias:

Religion Perspective
***other Local Govts will be updated***

LERE LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA
Lere Local goveenment is one of the LGs that are populous in kaduna north senatorial district,

(a). it is divided into 2 state counstitiencies (Lere East and West state constituencies) both lere east (Idris Abubakar Abdullahi) and lere west (Muhammad Kabir Ibrahim) constituencies have in state house of assembly and both the two(2) are MUSLIMS. I know as you know that if Lere LG is christain majority, its residents can't afford this.

(b). Lere LG has one (1) member representing them at the Federal House of Representative, Guess his Religion, a MUSLIM (Lawal Muhd Rabiu)

(c). Lere LG chairman, even though currently a caretaker appointed by the state govt is a MUSLIM if muslims are not majority in that same LG they would have rioted just as the people of Chikun LG did when Hajiya Ladi Yahuza (a muslim was appointed as their caretaker)

(d). Lere LG consist of three(3) chiefdoms;

i. Lere Emirate headed by the Emir of Lere Bridgradier Gen. Garba A. Muhd(rtd), who double as chairman Lere LG council of Emirs nd Chiefs. He is a MUSLIM[\b]

ii. Saminaka Emirate also headed by a [b]MUSLIM Alhaji Musa Muhammad Sani

iii. Kurama chiefdom headed by Bugwam- Kurama Dr. Ishaku Sabo Damina, the only CHRISTAIN

So, if southern kaduna is majority xtain as you say, dont you think living Lere with its brother muslim LGs in zone 1 is ok?

Sources:

http://leadership.ng/news/426887/kaduna-apc-dominates-state-assembly-with-27--pdp-7

http://www.timesng.com/news/top-news/182259-list-new-house-of-reps--for-nigerias-8th-national-assembly.html

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lere,_Kaduna_State

http://www.dailytrust.com.ng/weekly/index.php/new-news/16460-how-clans-fight-over-traditional-stool-in-kaduna

http://www.sokadworld.com/index.php/about-southern-kaduna/chiefdoms/34-kurama-chiefdom

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pilotab55:
Theory of 97% to 5% is at work.

it pays, we give our votes nd we get d appointments. PROUDLY ABOKI

usmanktg2:
OP is blind to Islamic History. Wahhabism is the fundamental base of all terrorists attack since the advent of the 20th century.

The most peaceful Islam is the Traditional Sufism which came together with our Islam here in Nigeria prominently by Shaykh Uthman Bn Fodio (Qadiriyya) and Shaykh Umar Futi (Tijjaniyya)

Wahhabism got rid of the Spiritual dimension of Islam for selfish interest to denounce the Ottoman Caliphate, leaving Islam with nothing but mere theories.

Read up فتنة الوهابية and الصواعق الإلهية.

you are a joker

usmanktg2:
OP is blind to Islamic History. Wahhabism is the fundamental base of all terrorists attack since the advent of the 20th century.

The most peaceful Islam is the Traditional Sufism which came together with our Islam here in Nigeria prominently by Shaykh Uthman Bn Fodio (Qadiriyya) and Shaykh Umar Futi (Tijjaniyya)

Wahhabism got rid of the Spiritual dimension of Islam for selfish interest to denounce the Ottoman Caliphate, leaving Islam with nothing but mere theories.

Read up فتنة الوهابية and الصواعق الإلهية.

Vongsama:
The question is "has he implemented any of the 2016 projects?"

Just come to Kaduna n see for your self...... nice one mai rusau

ZARIA: Centre of Learning

1. Oldest Secondary School in northern Nigeria was established in Zaria - Alhuda Huda College est. 1910


2. The only seconday school in Nigeria to produce five 5 presidents/Head of State - Barewa College est. 1921


3. First university in Northern Nigeria and largest in Nigeria, second largest in Africa - Ahmadu Bello University (ABU) est. 1962


4. The only federal government instituion in nigeria that trains pilots - Nigerian College of Aviation Technology (NCAT) est. 1962


5. The only place in Nigeria where recruit soldiers are being trained - Nigerian Military School(NMS), Depot NA, Chindit Barracks


6. HeadQuartres of National Board of Arabic and Islamic Studies (NBAIS) is located in Zaria


7. The First missionary school and Oldest church in Northern Nigeria were situated in Zaria - St. Bartholomew School & Church est. 1897


8. Nigerias' biggest Chemical Institute that just developed a pesticide that protects against Tomato Ebola - National Research Institute of Chemical Technology (NARICT) est. 1988


9. The only Federal Institute where hides and skin processing is officially being taught in Nigeria - Nigerian Institute of Leather and Science Technology (NILEST)


10. The only institute of transport technology in Nigeria is located in Zaria - Nigerian Institute of Transport Technology (NITT)



Written by: Ahmadsixteen

ZARIA: Centre of Learning

1. Oldest Secondary School in northern Nigeria was established in Zaria - Alhuda Huda College est. 1910

2. The only seconday school in Nigeria to produce five 5 presidents/Head of State - Barewa College est. 1921

3. First university in Northern Nigeria and largest in Nigeria, second largest in Africa - Ahmadu Bello University (ABU) est. 1962

4. The only federal government instituion in nigeria that trains pilots - Nigerian College of Aviation Technology (NCAT) est. 1962

5. The only place in Nigeria where recruit soldiers are being trained - Nigerian Military School(NMS), Depot NA, Chindit Barracks

6. HeadQuartres of National Board of Arabic and Islamic Studies (NBAIS) is located in Zaria

7. The First missionary school and Oldest church in Northern Nigeria were situated in Zaria - St. Bartholomew School & Church est. 1897

8. Nigerias' biggest Chemical Institute that just developed a pesticide that protects against Tomato Ebola - National Research Institute of Chemical Technology (NARICT) est. 1988

9. The only Federal Institute where hides and skin processing is officially being taught in Nigeria - Nigerian Institute of Leather and Science Technology (NILEST)

10. The only institute of transport technology in Nigeria is located in Zaria - Nigerian Institute of Transport Technology (NITT)


Written by: Ahmadabd

fanatics!! when he demolished settlements at alhudahuda(ZARIA) non of them complained

satelliteDISH:


Even with this sef, how many of them can U find online? They don't use smartphones. It is just a waste of resources on the part of Facebook.

Y is it that facebook didnt included ur language, you that uses smartfone ....... idiot

I just discovered this evening that facebook has included HAUSA into their language option database.

This is not just the beginning, BBC, RFI, VOA, all broadcasting in Hausa

#GodBlessArewa

Mimzy cc NLJega

kuuljay:
My vice Chancellor at ABU that guy love flowers him student,his own daughter looked for ission into ABU for years without success, ended up in a collage of education... back to the matter this shiite matter should be treated with serious care,what I don't like about them is that they block even a Federal Road for processions

yes i think he deserved some thmbs up for planting almost all the flowers in ABU, which makes the environment cool..... well done our former VC

From John Shiklam in Kaduna


Former Vice Chancellor of the Ahmadu Bello
University (ABU), Zaria, Prof. Abdullahi Mahdi, on
Tuesday alleged that the Islamic Movement in
Nigeria (IMN) otherwise known as Shiite poses
serious threat to the security and sovereignty of
Nigeria.

He also described Iran, which he alleged as the
sponsor of Shiite, as “Nigeria’s number one
enemy”.

Mahdi, who made these allegations while
testifying before the judicial commission of inquiry
investigating the December 12-14, 2015 clashes
between the movement and the Nigerian Army in
Zaria, maintained that the IMN thrives on violence,
saying that the group operates as a state within a
state.

Giving insight into the history of the movement,
Mahdi said Shiism was introduced in Nigeria by a
Pakistani called Islamul-Haq who was a lecturer
in the department of economics at ABU Zaria from
the mid 1970s and 1980s.

“As a matter of fact he tried to induct me into
Shiism but I refused. He however succeeded in
luring Ibrahim Al-Zakzaky who was a student in
the department of economics.

“Islamul-Haq house became a laboratory for the
recruitment centre and induction of Shiism ” he
recalled.

Tracing the activities of the Shiite, Mahdi recalled
that in 1979, residents of Zaria and the university
community woke one day and saw how Bill
boards, public and private buildings, tarred roads
and public places were adorned with the slogan
“Islam only”.

He said from his personal experience and
authentic information he had gathered, violence
rather than peace has characterized the activities
of Shiite in Zaria, Sokoto, Gombe and elsewhere.

According to him, the movement is very
organized and operate a state within a state.
Giving further details about how the Shiite
operates, Mahdi said: “Generally they operate in
cells, in complete secrecy, the cells are spread
across many parts of the country, especially in
Northern Nigeria.

“There is a kind of Central Working Committee
which meets frequently under the leadership of El-
Zakzaky. At the state level, each state has a
governor and a secretariat.

“At the central and the state levels, they have
committees such as education, finance,
recruitment and logistics.

“They have well organized training programmes,
especially for the training of cadets and different
categories of militia.

Iranian envoys and probably specialized groups
from Iran offer them ideological and other forms of
training, especially military training, this can be
observed from the video clip.

“There is reason to believe that Shiite are
patronized or ed by some politicians and
even some ruling houses who are not on the
throne. I have observed this development for
sometime.

“Without the active of the Iranian and local
elite, they will not arrogate themselves to the
power they flagrantly display.”

Continuing, he said: “Some Shiites are now
occupying top positions in the civil service and
government. They provide Shiite with ideological,
psychological and financial as well.
Iranians use money as a tool for recruitment into
Shiism in foreign countries.

“Residents of Zaria and its environs for years have
been asking if there is a government in this
country at all! There was clear breakdown of law
and order in Zaria for many years to the extent
that even the security agencies were living in a
state of trepidation.

“Shiite propaganda gave the youths false hope
regarding their future, that the emergence of an
alternative government in Nigeria was imminent-
a Shiite government under the control of
Zakzaky,” he further said.

He added that the activities of Shiite have serious
security threat to the stability and integrity of
Nigeria. They constitute security threat to all
communities they are found in the minority.
“Iran, their sponsors are well known for exporting
terrorism all over the world. Iranian government
use Shiites minorities as tools in Muslim
countries or countries with a sizable Muslim
population.

“They exist in foreign countries to interfere into
their internal affairs. They subvert governments
and compromise their sovereignty. Lebanon is a
case in point……

There cannot be any doubt that Iran is the
number one enemy of Nigeria,” he submitted.

source:
http://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2016/04/19/shiite-is-a-threat-to-security-and-sovereignty-of-nigeria-former-abu-vc-alleges/

RUBBISH, Tell us wat happen between you nd d prof.

Student Unions alwayz cauzing problems

they are alwayz trying 2 accomplish their selfish interests instead of fighting for students right.

Datz Y I lov ABU, dey ban SUG nd replace it wit SRC

#SayNoToSelfishStudents'Union

fft

ZariaMayhem:

The heavy gunfire and sounds of grenades all through the night suggests just one thing: both Shia and Soldiers are using guns.

But wait and see what Shaikh Ibrahim Zazzaky will say in a press conference, "We didn't use guns. We don't have guns."

Raising a gun against soldiers means raising gun against the Nigerian state. This people don't mean peace neither do they represent it.

They have enjoyed the lackadaisical look of previous governments who let them to believe they are above the law. Governments have been mild with them. They were given so much leeway to disturb people's normal activities and get away with it. I'm afraid the change mantra won't tolerate nonsense from anyone, any longer from now. The gesture or melodrama of the army since yesterday shows that everyone is urged to behave themselves henceforth.

After yesterday's brief face-off, this is the statement of the Nigerian army,

"...This kind of behaviour will not be tolerated from any individual or groups and should not be allowed to repeat itself".
The statement urged “all Nigerians to continue to be law abiding and remain conscious of other people’s right to life, freedom of movement and age." From this statement comes the new "no nonsense" face this government is wearing.

Shaikh Zazzaky's followers had in 2013 blocked a then incumbent Governor, Alh Mukhtar Ramalan Yero from entering Gyallesu, a ward under his state of Kaduna. The Governor was made to get out of his car and trek into Gyallesu where he was heading. Because they got away freely with it, they decided to repeat it yesterday with the Chief of Army Staff, Lt. Gen. Tukur Buratai.

May Allah SWT grant us peace. May He save us all the trouble.

from
Zaria Resident
Dec 13th, 2015
Zaria.

the person above me must be an ENDTIME COMMENTOR

ZARIA: CENTRE OF LEARNING


Ahmadu Bello University belongs to the First generation Universities in Nigeria, it was officially launched on October 4th 1962 in a colourful
ceremony presided over by it's first Chancellor, Sir Ahmadu Bello.

Today, Ahmadu Bello University has turned out to be the largest university in Nigeria, sub-saharan Africa and second largest to Al-Azhar University in Africa covering a land area of about 7,000 hectares. The University embraces 12 Faculties, a Postgraduate school, 94 Departments, 6 Institutes, 6 Specialized centres, a Division of 4 Agricultural colleges (DAC), a School of Basic and Remedial Studies (SBRS), a Demonstration Secondary School (DSS), and a Primary School.

Ahmadu Bello University (ABU) has produced over 800,000 graduates in the last 50years (1962 - 2012). Among our alumni are President,
Governors, Speakers, Chief Judges, SGFs, Ministers, Academicians, Technocrats, Human right activists and others.

If your university no get president, ABU get Yar'adua If your university no get first lady, ABU get Turai
and Aisha Buhari If your university no get Governor, ABU get 10 out of the current 36 governors

This small Article is compiled and written by a 300 level student of the Ahmadu Bello University, Department of Human Anatomy, Faculty of
Medicine.

Below is a list of ABU alumni team #NaturallyAhead

As you read may the spirit of NaturallyAhead be with You

Greatest Abusite team #NaturallyAhead

PRESIDENT

1. Umaru Musa Yar'adua, GCFR

VICE PRESIDENTS

1. Oladipo Diya, GCON
2. Atiku Abubakar, GCON
3. Namadi Sambo, GCON

SPEAKER

1. Ghali Umar Na'Abba

CHIEF JUSTICE OF NIGERIA, CJN

1. Alouysius Iyorgyer Katsina-Alu, SAN
2. Idris Legbo Kutigi, GCON
3. Dahiru Musdapher, SAN
4. Muhammad Lawal Uwais, GCON
5. Ibrahim Tanko Muhammad
6. James Ogenyi Ogebe
7. Saifullahi Muntaka Coomassie
8.Mahmud Muhammed - Current

ECRETARY TO THE GOVERNMENT OF THE FEDERATION

1. Dr. Gidado Idris
2. Mahmud Yayele Ahmed
3. Engr. Babachir David Lawal - current

HEAD OF SERVICE FEDERATION

1. Dr. Danladi Irmiya Kifasit

GOVERNORS

1. Nasir Ahmad El-rufai, Current KAD
2. Abdullahi U. Ganduje, Current KAN
3. Samuel I. Ortom, Current BENt
4. Umaru T. Al-makura, Current NAS
5. Ibrahim H. Dankwambo, Current GOM
6. Ibrahim Geidam, Current YOB
7. Badaru Abubakar, Current JIG
8. Darius Ishaku, Current TAR
9. Muh'd A. Abubakar, Current BAU
10. Simon Lalong, Current PLA
11. Ahmad M. Makarfi, Fmr. KAD
12. Ibarhim S. Shema, Fmr. KAT
13. Donald Duke, Fmr. CRS
14. Patrick I. Yakowa, Fmr. KAD
15. Isa Yuguda, Fmr. BAU
16. Danbaba D. Suntai, Fmr. TAR
17. Mukhtar R. Yero, Fmr. KAD
18. Bukar A. Ibrahim, Fmr. YOB
19. Ibrahim N. D. Gari, Fmr. KEB
20. Mohammed Bawa, Fmr. EKT
21. Adamu A. Muazu, Fmr. BAU
22. Ibrahim Shekarau, Fmr. KAN
23. Umaru Yar'adua, Fmr. KAT
24. Barnabas Gemade, Fmr. BEN
25. James B. Ngillari, Fmr ADA

MINISTERS

1. Aisha Jummai Alhassan - women aff
2. Muh'd Bello Adoke - Justice
3. Jerry Gana - Information
4. Shamsudeen Usman - National Planning
5. Rilwanu Lukman - Petroleum
6. Nenadi Esther - Finance
7. Maryam Ciroma -
8. Umaru Dembo - Petroleum
9. Nasir el-Rufai - FCT
10. Samuel Ioraer Ortom - Trade/Investment
11. Darius Ishaku - NDDC
12. Ruqayya A. Rufai - Education
13. Ibrahim Shekarau - Education
14. Hadiza Mai-Lafiya - Environment

NNPC General Managing Directors

1. Shehu Ladan, GMD NNPC
2. Andrew Yakubu, GMD NNPC
3. James T. Dawha, GMD NNPC

IGP/DSS/EFCC

1. Solomon Arase - current IGP
2. Lawal Daura - Acting DG SSS
3. Ibrahim Lamorde - current DG EFCC
4. Afakriya Gadzama - Fmr DG SSS
5. Nuhu Ribadu - Fmr DG EFCC

ACADEMICIANS

1. Prof. Ayodele Awojobi, Scientist at UNILAG
2. Prof. Ibrahim H. Umar, fmr. VC BUK & VC
FUTMinna
3. Ussif Rashid Sumaila, Economist
4. Prof. Isa Marte Hussaini, Professor of
pharmacology
5. Dr. Aminu Safana, Neuro-surgeon
6. Prof. Abdullahi Mustapha, Pharmacist
7. Prof. Andrew J. Nok, Biochemist &
Commissioner of Health Kaduna State
8. Prof. Ibrahim Garba, Geologist
9. Prof. Ango Abdullahi, Chairman ACF, Agronomist
& fmr. VC
10. Prof. Lawal Khalid, CMD ABUTH

OTHERS

1. Attahiru Jega, Fmr. Chairman INEC
2. Gen. Azubike Ihejirika, Fmr. CoAS
3. Sanusi Lamido Sanusi, Fmr. CBN Governor &
Emir of Kano
4. Aisha Buhari, First Lady
5. Turai Yar'adua, Fmr. First lady
6. Ibrahim Boyi, CEO Peugeot Automobile Nigeria
Limited
7. Suleiman Barau, Deputy Governor CBN
8. Mansur Mukhtar, Fmr. Executive Director World
Bank
9. Rilwanu Lukman, Fmr. President OPEC

and many more

cc: lalastica

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This topic is created in response to claims by some individuals that Ahmadu Bello University has not produced influential personalities in Nigeria & the world at large.

Ahmadu Bello University belongs to the First generation Universities in Nigeria, it was officially launched on October 4th 1962 in a colourful ceremony presided over by it's first Chancellor, Sir Ahmadu Bello.

Today, Ahmadu Bello University has turned out to be the largest university in Nigeria, sub-saharan Africa and second largest to Al-Azhar University in Africa covering a land area of about 7,000 hectares. The University embraces 12 Faculties, a Postgraduate school, 94 Departments, 6 Institutes, 6 Specialized centres, a Division of 4 Agricultural colleges (DAC), a School of Basic and Remedial Studies (SBRS), a Demonstration Secondary School (DSS), and a Primary School.

Ahmadu Bello University (ABU) has produced over 800,000 graduates in the last 50years (1962 - 2012). Among our alumni are President, Governors, Speakers, Chief Judges, SGFs, Ministers, Academicians, Technocrats, Activists and others.

Other universities can as well create topics like this for comparison.

If your university no get president, ABU get Yar'adua

If your university no get first lady, ABU get Turai and Aisha Buhari

If your university no get Governor, ABU get 10 out of the current 36 governors

This small Article is compiled and written by a 300 level student of the Ahmadu Bello University, Department of Human Anatomy, Faculty of Medicine.

Below is a list of ABU alumni
team #NaturallyAhead

as you read may the spirit of NaturallyAhead be with You

Greatest Abusites
team #NaturallyAhead

PRESIDENT

1. Umaru Musa Yar'adua, GCFR

VICE PRESIDENTS

1. Oladipo Diya, GCON
2. Atiku Abubakar, GCON
3. Namadi Sambo, GCON

SPEAKER

1. Ghali Umar Na'Abba

CHIEF JUSTICE OF NIGERIA, CJN

1. Alouysius Katsina-Alu, SAN
2. Idris Legbo Kutigi, SAN
3. Dahiru Musdapher, SAN

SECRETARY TO THE GOVERNMENT OF THE FEDERATION

1. Dr. Gidado Idris
2. Mahmud Yayele Ahmed
3. Engr. Babachir David Lawal - current

HEAD OF SERVICE FEDERATION

1. Dr. Danladi Irmiya Kifasi - current

GOVERNORS

1. Nasir Ahmad El-rufai, Current KAD
2. Abdullahi U. Ganduje, Current KAN
3. Samuel I. Ortom, Current BEN
4. Umaru T. Al-makura, Current NAS
5. Ibrahim H. Dankwambo, Current GOM
6. Ibrahim Geidam, Current YOB
7. Badaru Abubakar, Current JIG
8. Darius Ishaku, Current TAR
9. Muh'd A. Abubakar, Current BAU
10. Simon Lalong, Current PLA
11. Ahmad M. Makarfi, Fmr. KAD
12. Ibarhim S. Shema, Fmr. KAT
13. Donald Duke, Fmr. CRS
14. Patrick I. Yakowa, Fmr. KAD
15. Isa Yuguda, Fmr. BAU
16. Danbaba D. Suntai, Fmr. TAR
17. Mukhtar R. Yero, Fmr. KAD
18. Bukar A. Ibrahim, Fmr. YOB
19. Ibrahim N. D. Gari, Fmr. KEB
20. Mohammed Bawa, Fmr. EKT
21. Adamu A. Muazu, Fmr. BAU
22. Ibrahim Shekarau, Fmr. KAN
23. Umaru Yar'adua, Fmr. KAT
24. Barnabas Gemade, Fmr. BEN
25. James B. Ngillari, Fmr ADA

MINISTERS

1. Aisha Jummai Alhassan
2. Muh'd Bello Adoke - Justice
3. Jerry Gana - Information
4. Shamsudeen Usman - National Planning
5. Rilwanu Lukman - Petroleum
6. Nenadi Esther - Finance
7. Maryam Ciroma -
8. Umaru Dembo - Petroleum
9. Nasir el-Rufai - FCT
10. Samuel Ioraer Ortom - Trade/Investment
11. Darius Ishaku - NDDC
12. Ruqayya A. Rufai - Education
13. Ibrahim Shekarau - Education
14. Hadiza Mai-Lafiya - Environment

NNPC General Managing Directors

1. Shehu Ladan, GMD NNPC
2. Andrew Yakubu, GMD NNPC
3. James T. Dawha, GMD NNPC

IGP/DSS/EFCC

1. Solomon Arase - current IGP
2. Lawal Daura - Acting DG SSS
3. Ibrahim Lamorde - current DG EFCC
4. Afakriya Gadzama - Fmr DG SSS
5. Nuhu Ribadu - Fmr DG EFCC

ACADEMICIANS

1. Prof. Ayodele Awojobi, Scientist at UNILAG
2. Prof. Ibrahim H. Umar, fmr. VC BUK & VC FUTMinna
3. Ussif Rashid Sumaila, Economist
4. Prof. Isa Marte Hussaini, Professor of pharmacology
5. Dr. Aminu Safana, Neuro-surgeon
6. Prof. Abdullahi Mustapha, Pharmacist
7. Prof. Andrew J. Nok, Biochemist & Commissioner of Health Kaduna State
8. Prof. Ibrahim Garba, Geologist
9. Prof. Ango Abdullahi, Chairman ACF, Agronomist & fmr. VC
10. Prof. Lawal Khalid, CMD ABUTH

OTHERS
1. Attahiru Jega, Fmr. Chairman INEC
2. Gen. Azubike Ihejirika, Fmr. CoAS
3. Sanusi Lamido Sanusi, Fmr. CBN Governor & Emir of Kano
4. Aisha Buhari, First Lady
5. Turai Yar'adua, Fmr. First lady
6. Ibrahim Boyi, CEO Peugeot Automobile Nigeria Limited
7. Suleiman Barau, Deputy Governor CBN
8. Mansur Mukhtar, Fmr. Executive Director World Bank
9. Rilwanu Lukman, Fmr. President OPEC


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