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Final year engineering student from nigerian University, practicing his profession .......................abi no b soooo??

This profiles one of the great Universities in Nigeria
that has a long record of academic excellence in the
country. 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. Below is a list of ABU alumni team: 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 Cooma55ie
8.Mahmud Muhammed – Current 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 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 Alha55an – 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

all this abduction and kidnapping are igbos work and propaganders just to blackmail islam and hausa community. Time will tell very soon.

ail dis jambito ur mouth is too much, jamb is noting with ur useless 260 u de make mouth just thank God to see the blessing out of it. But with this out pray when u get to the university u wound make less than 2 point CGPA, thousand of people that make mouth end in 3rd class. So maintain

I am graduate of chemical ENgineering, Nigeria is a blessed country with resource population, i have to comment and thank one of our great nigerian INNOSON, THE FIRST MADE IN NIGERIAN CARS,BUSES
,TRUCKS. I am happy with this man.
HISTORY OF THE MAN
The youngest among six children, Chief (Dr)
Innocent Ifediaso Chukwuma (OFR), was born into
the family of Mr & Mrs Chukwuma Mojekwu of Uru-
Umudim, Nnewi, in Anambra State, without the
proverbial silver spoon in his mouth. But, what he
lacked in affluent parental background, he made up for with intelligence, hard-work, discipline and
business acumen - qualities that have continued to
interplay remarkably in his many ventures. In February 2007, Chukwuma embarked on what
some analysts perceived then as a mission
impossible, when it incorporated INNOSON Vehicle
Manufacturing Company Limited (IVM), to produce
sundry commercial automobiles, utility vehicles
and passenger cars, in collaboration with a consortium of Chinese auto manufacturers. With the public display of some of the vehicles at
the 2nd Nnewi International Auto Trade Fair held at
the Beverly Hills Hotels (Gabros Sports Complex) in
the last quarter of 2009, IVM did not only silence
the critics, but made a bold statement about its
readiness to achieve the avowed mission of being the first (indigenous) auto maker to produce truly
Nigerian vehicles that are affordable and reliable. IVM is today a success story which has attracted
effusive commendations and awards from various
quarters, including the nation's seat of power.
While opening the plant on October 15, 2010,
President Goodluck Jonathan not only hailed
Chukwuma for the courage of venturing into an industry many ran away from, but also assured
him of government's patronage from the
government. Thank you. Let me say something, we are all nigeria let discourage sentiment in our mind, i am from the northern part of nigeria, let support any body ready to bring change in our great nation, forget calling ur self am from S.S, N.E S.W...... you are not the one that make your self from that region, if you have any innovation that will help this nation please bring it out, secondly let me call the attention of our local graduate, dont let your final year project to end in the university what you think you make in as a project will not make sence to you is sensible to others, God bless you all.
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The 4th Annual Reward Nigeria Award & Gala
Nights, hosted by Culbeat New Concepts Limited
at the Banquet Hall of Sheraton Hotel in Lagos,
was held in honour of seven students who
distinguishing themselves as the best
graduating students in their respective institutions across Nigeria. Six universities
graduates were rewarded with N50, 000 cash
and another N50,000 in gift vouchers. The awardees were; Mr. Gazali Taminu,
Ahmadu Bello University, (ABU); Miss Favour
Asuquo Ibok, University of Lagos (UNILAG), Miss
Bisola Awojobi, University of Ibadan (UI); Miss
Roseline Ejinde Oluchukwu, University of
Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN); Alabi Sakirudeen Bojesome and Calvin Ossai, who were joint
best graduating students of Obafemi Awolowo
University (OAU). All the awardees graduated from their
institutions with First Class in their respective
courses. Awojobi, an Elect-Electronics
Engineering graduate emerged as her
institution’s best graduate, with a GPA of 6.8
out of a maximum 7.0, while Oluchukwu, who read Electronic Engineering, graduated from
UNN with a GPA of 4.77 out of 5.00. Ibok and Taminu made their parents proud by
graduating with 4.89 and 4.78 respectively out
of a maximum of 5.00. Ibok and Taminu
bagged degrees in Accountancy and Chemical
Engineering respectively. Bojesome and Ossai, who both graduated from
Department of Electronic Engineering in the
Faculty of Technology at OAU graduated with
GPA of 4.92 out of a maximum of 5.00 Miss
Tolulope Falokun, a current 100-level Law
Student at the Obafemi Awolowo University distinguished herself as the best overall West
Africa Examination Council (WAEC) candidate in
2012. Folokun, a 16 year-old alumnus of St. Louis Girls
Grammar School, Akure in Ondo State scored
nine straight A1s. She was also rewarded with
N50, 000 cash and N50,000 in gift vouchers.
Apart from the seven students, Lumen Christi
Intl. High School, Uromi in Edo State also received the ‘Best Secondary School’
award for their brilliant performance as the
school with the best WAEC result. Speaking during the event, Convener of the
Reward Nigeria Award, Adekunle Akintayo,
said the purpose of the award is to celebrate
students who distinguishing themselves in
their respective institutions. He said, “This awards ceremony was
instituted to celebrate role model Nigerians and
over the last four years, we have recognised
the contributions of Scientists, Artists, Students
and Organisations. In the last two years in
particular, the Reward Nigeria Awards has changed tact to focus on youth and education. Since the year 2011, these awards have been
given to recognise the best graduating
students from the first five Nigerian
universities; The University of Ibadan, The Ahmadu Bello University, The University of
Nigeria, The Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-
Ife and The University of Lagos. We have also
honoured the best WAEC candidates in each
year and the best secondary schools in Nigeria
based on WAEC results. What are you telin me,

hmmm, wonder shall never end, i knw just of recent ABU graduate 89 first class, on which am quit sure for the two set been convoceted they graduate more than 20 first class, pls help us ask any of the school member, in chemical Engineering we have graduate with 4.77 cgpa, pls help me as weda that one na 2:1 thank you.

abu zaria the great

LAGOS— Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability
Project, SERAP, has sent an open letter to former
President Goodluck Jonathan seeking explanations
from him on what he knew on the diversion and
sharing of over $2 billion meant for purchase of arms
to fight Boko Haram. SERAP’s Executive Director, Mr Adetokunbo Mumuni,
in a letter, which read in part, said: “SERAP is sending
you this open letter to seek explanations from you, as
former President and Commander-in-Chief of the
Nigerian Armed Forces, on what you knew, or had
reason to know on the apparent diversion and sharing of the over $2 billion meant to purchase arms to
empower Nigerian soldiers to fight Boko Haram. “SERAP considers that there is enough material in
the public domain to suggest that over $2 billion
meant for purchase of arms to equip Nigerians
soldiers fighting Boko Haram in the North East of the
country was diverted and shared among high-ranking
government and party officials under your watch as President and Commander-in-Chief of Nigerian Armed
Forces. “SERAP and indeed Nigerians reserve the right to
pursue justice through appropriate national and
international accountability mechanisms to ensure
that everyone involved in this heinous crime is
brought to justice in accordance with international
standards of fairness. “Is it correct to suggest that the budget of over $2
billion to purchase arms for Nigerian soldiers fighting
Boko Haram in the North-East of the country was
authorised by you or your office? In other words, did
your former National Security Adviser (NSA), Col.
Sambo Dasuki (retd) seek your approval to collect from the Central Bank of Nigeria the over $2 billion
meant for purchase of arms for Nigerian soldiers? “If so, Nigerians would like to hear from you
whether the apparent diversion and sharing of our
commonwealth by your former NSA was expressly or
implicitly authorised by you. “Is it then correct to suggest that the former NSA
implements presidential decisions and not make
them? If so, is it also correct to suggest that the
apparent diversion and sharing of the over $2 billion
meant for purchase of arms was a presidential-level
decision and that you signed off on it? “Is it not correct to suggest that your administration
acted on the basis that it was essentially unrestrained
by international or Nigerian law in engaging in or
encouraging the apparent diversion and sharing of the
over $2 billion meant to purchase arms for Nigerian

The leader of the Shi’ite Islamic group in Nigeria, Ibrahim El-zakzaky, has been arraigned at the Chief Magistrate Court 1, Zaria Road, Kaduna and charged with criminal conspiracy and inciting public disturbances. El-zakzaky who was arraigned alongside some followers by the police, was however remanded in prison custody. It could not be confirmed if the plea of the accused was taken or if they had legal representation. The Force Public Relations Officer, Olabisi Kolawole, told our correspondent on Tuesday that the Shi’ite leader was being prosecuted for incitement and public disturbances among other charges. She said, “The Shi’ite leader has been arraigned in court where he was charged with criminal conspiracy, inciting public disturbances among others; he has been remanded in prison custody and the case adjourned.” The Shi’ite members had had a clash with the Army about two weeks ago during which about 20 persons were killed. El-zakzaky was subsequently taken into custody by the Army before he was released to the police for investigation. The Army had accused the Shi’ite group of attempting to assassinate the Chief of Army Staff, Tukur Buratai, but the Islamic movement said the soldiers simply attacked “defenseless people.” Following the bloody clash, armoured tanks were said to have demolished the Hussainiyya shrine and the residence of the leader of the sect in Zaria.

u can pin point the first generation university, @ abusite "Nulli Secundus"

If I am in your shoe, I will pack my load and run away b/c when the fire bounce back it will not hit ur room mate only but the entire room.

i am missing mama food, @ mrs pej.

make sence airforce