₦airaland Forum

Dotnie00:
Had her last child in 1988! And got married in 2007??..

Goldencollins:
make me understand,lets not be biased here,does it mean there was no atom of electoral mal practice in states won by the APC that the tribunal should be nullifying elections in states won by the PDP. something is definitely not clear but with time we shall see.
feel free to quote me.

datguru:
I dunno what to comment.....



In fact, God bless me and bless my hustle

robosky02:
By the judgement of The Taraba State Governorship Election Petition Tribunal sitting in Abuja....

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/11/tribunal-sacks-pdps-ishaku-as-taraba-gov/

Senator Aisha Jumai Alhassan‎, has been declared the bona-fide winner of the April 11 governorship poll in the Taraba state.And therefore becames Nigeria First Female Governor in Nigeria.

CR77:
I would like to use this opportunity to congratulate the hardworking women of this country. This victory belongs to we all.

first female governor

dododawa1:
D husband will be FIRST man or FIRST lord

ExInferis:
A chief REGISTRAR of a high court has access to BILLIONS?

robosky02:
By the judgement of The Taraba State Governorship Election Petition Tribunal sitting in Abuja....

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/11/tribunal-sacks-pdps-ishaku-as-taraba-gov/

Senator Aisha Jumai Alhassan‎, has been declared the bona-fide winner of the April 11 governorship poll in the Taraba state.And therefore becames Nigeria First Female Governor in Nigeria.


Profile of Aisha-Jummai Alhassan:

Maiden Name (as answered in school) – Jummai I. Abubakar (Jummai Ibrahim Abubakar). Date of Birth: 16th September, 1959. Place of Birth: Jalingo, Taraba State. Local Govt. Area: Jalingo LGA. State: Taraba State. Father: Alhaji Abubakar Ibrahim OON, Sarkin Ayukan Muri.

SCHOOLS ATTENDED AND ACTIVITIES AS A STUDENT
1. Muhammed Nya Primary School, Jalingo
2. L E A Primary School, Tudun Wada, Kaduna
3. Saint Faith College (now GGSS) Kawo Kaduna Jan. 1973 – June 1977
(first set to do 4½ years in Secondary School because of the change of commencement of school year from January to September.
4. School of Basic Studies (SBS) A. B. U. Samaru Zaria from July 1977 to July 1979 (was a prelim Science Student).
5. Joined Students politics in ABU Main Campus in 1977 (end) when I was a little over 18 years.
6. Contested (for the first time by a non-undergraduate) for the post of Vice President of the SUG in 1978 at 18 years plus.

Please Note that the position of Vice President had always gone to women un-opposed until (for the first time) in 1978 when three of us contested for it, one female (Elizabeth (Lizzy) Wambebe then an undergraduate studying Fine Arts and Lead Vocalist of ABU JAZZ Club) and for the first time too, a male undergraduate. I was a prelim student then. I won the election and became the Vice President and the only female in the SUG Exco of that year (1978 – 1979).

The then President was Mal. Abdulhameed Imam, Secretary General was Comrade Isa Bala Lawal while Assistant Secretary General was Comrade AbdulRahman Black of blessed memory. All members of Exco of that year except I were undergraduates.

During our tenure, there was a student crisis as a result of which some of the Exco members including the President were indicted and expelled from the University.

I then became the Acting President and completed the Tenure as such (Acting President of the ABU Main Campus SUG).

7. During my days as an SBS ABU Student and Vice President/Acting President SUG Main Campus, I met my first husband and father of my three children, Professor Ango Abdullahi who was then the Deputy Vice Chancellor, ABU Zaria. He always represented the then Vice Chancellor Prof. O. O. Akinkugbe at meetings with the SUG Exco. I married Prof. Ango Abdullahi in September 1979 after completing my SBS when he was still the Deputy Vice Chancellor. He became Vice Chancellor three months after our marriage, that is, in December 1979.

8. Due to my new status as a wife and mother, I switched over from being a Science Student to Arts (after my first baby (girl) in 1980) when I enrolled to read Diploma in Law (1980) at ABU Zaria. I had to start from Diploma because of my pure science background. I did not have the required Arts subjects to enroll for LLB.

9. I proceeded to read LLB at same ABU from October 1982 to June 1985. I had my second child (son) in 1983.

10. I went to the Nigerian Law School Lagos 1985 – 1986

11. Called to the Nigerian Bar in 1986.

12. Did my NYSC 1986 – 1987.

13. Had my last child (daughter) in 1988.

WORKING CAREER
14. Started work as a Magistrate Grade II in April 1988 in the Kaduna State Judiciary.

15. Went for the Technical Aid Corps Programme of the Federal Ministry Of Foreign Affairs (on Secondment) to the Republic of Fiji from 1990 – 1992. I was admitted to the Fijian Bar and enrolled as a Barrister and Solicitor of the High Court of Fiji in 1991.

16. While I was in Fiji, my services were transferred from Kaduna State Judiciary to FCT Judiciary in 1991 as Magistrate Grade I.

17. I assumed duty at FCT Judiciary in 1992 when I returned from Fiji. At the time l assumed duty I was the only female Magistrate in the FCT.

18. I rose through the ranks and became the first female Chief Magistrate in the FCT in 1996.

19. I was then moved to Judicial Administration as the first female Deputy Chief Registrar and Director Litigation, High Court of the FCT Abuja in 1997.

20. Was appointed the first female Attorney General of my State (Taraba) in 1997.

21. Returned to FCT Judiciary after the handing over to a Democratically elected Government in May 1999 and continued in my office as Director Litigation.

22. Was appointed the First female Secretary of the FCT Judicial Service Committee in November, 2002.

23. Was appointed the first female Chief Registrar of the High Court of the FCT in December 2003.

24. I voluntarily retired from the FCT Judiciary as Chief Registrar on the 31st of December, 2009.

POLITICAL CAREER
25. My family has always been a political family even before the time of my birth. My father joined politics (NCNC) when he was a student in Barewa College Zaria. He later joined NPC in the first Republic.

He was one of the conveners of NPC in Muri Division and was the first NPC Secretary of Muri Division. He contested election under NPC in 1959 for the House of Representatives in one of the 3 Muri Division Constituencies. He was re-elected for second term after 4 years but could not finish the term because of the coup in 1966.

He was Chairman of NPN, Gongola State in the Second Republic, also Chairman NRC Taraba State at one time and Chairman of the Convening Committee of PDP in Taraba State in 1998. He retired
from active politics at the age of 80 years as a State Ex-Officio Member of NEC of PDP.

My Elder Brother of the same parents Senator A. A. Ibrahim (Jnr) was a Senator of the Federal Republic of Nigeria for 8 years (1999 – 2007) representing Taraba Central Zone.

I joined the PDP as a member in the year 2005 while still working in the Judiciary but I was NOT politically active.

26. I started active politics in October 2010 and immediately went to contest for the Senatorial seat of my Zone.

27. By the Grace of God, I won the election and was sworn in as Senator of the Federal Republic of Nigeria on 6th June, 2011, the day the 7th Senate was inaugurated.

28. My name is now Senator Aisha Jummai Alhassan (Mrs.) after my marriage to Engr. M. S. Alhassan in 2007.

– Aisha Jummai Al-Hassan


cc;lalasticlala
http://www.politicoscope.com/aisha-jummai-al-hassan-biography-and-profile/

Dharniel:
WHO TYPED THIS

Chemstar:
This is an impeccable CV
she is vastly experienced

Mogidi:
Enjoy the accolade while it lasts, the appeal court would surely give back to Ishiaku what is rightly his.

Results of the election shows PDP had 369,318 as against APC's 275,984 (a difference of over 50,000), how can APC use election tribunal to overturn people's mandate.
Who gave Election tribunals jurisdiction in intra party affairs?

Thanks to MizMyColi
www.nairaland.com/attachments/3048143_img20151107wa001_jpegc8cded8d186094aa3b74b727ae92c716

oluwafemi113:
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So at last Tinubu sacked Taraba state governor, please my people I need clarification, is Tinubu the one that sack the man or tribunal and replaced him with this Woman? Who even constitute tribunal before? No be the same Tinubu?




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arabianights:
no body is perfect, abeg !!!

dipopooo:
I dnt knw why am so disturbed wit her profile. My mind is telling me dat, she has been usin her puci to get wat she wants even ryt frm her school days. I dnt see her as a responsible woman.
My opinion though. ..

Goldencollins:
make me understand,lets not be biased here,does it mean there was no atom of electoral mal practice in states won by the APC that the tribunal should be nullifying elections in states won by the PDP. something is definitely not clear but with time we shall see.
feel free to quote me.

flejnr2:
Are u a lawyer?

If not let me clear you in a lay mans understanding, the election petition tribunal has no right against an internal affairs of a political party (just like this one in taraba saying ishaku was not the due candidate of PDP.) This is automatically an inter party affair and election tribunals has no jurisdiction over it, it can only be challenged in the regular(federal high court) courts alone as the jurisdiction happens to be vested on it.

Election petition tribunal singular jurisdictions are on issues bothering the election(main election not primaries of political party) proper.
To tell you the truth APC and it cohorts will end up vandalizing careers of judges due to the level of there judicial rascality,

To tip ur knowledge I have an election tribunal case of same facts like this against my client in the federal house of representative that I challenged the tribunal in issues of jurisdiction to try pre election cases ( hon offor chukwuegbo v hon Oji chime agu) and the tribunal ruled in my favour by striking out the suit for lack of jurisdicton .

Same APC appealing such and enjoying victory in taraba state have same appeal brou
ght against them by the PDP in Benue state which the tribunal ruled in there favour and now they got a judgment against the PDP in taraba in an issue the appealed against in Benue state .

This is what you get when ur president never sat for a university examination.

Mogidi:
Enjoy the accolade while it lasts, the appeal court would surely give back to Ishiaku what is rightly his.

Results of the election shows PDP had 369,318 as against APC's 275,984 (a difference of over 50,000), how can APC use election tribunal to overturn people's mandate.
Who gave Election tribunals jurisdiction in intra party affairs?

Thanks to MizMyColi
www.nairaland.com/attachments/3048143_img20151107wa001_jpegc8cded8d186094aa3b74b727ae92c716