AbuNaeema Old Students Association - ANOSA

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: Today, Sunday, 12/04/2026
: A.P.S premises.
: 10:00am, Islamic time.

Congratulations to the former President/Secretary of ANOSA, Comr Lamido on his NYSC POP and convocation as a certified graduate of pharmacology from Sa'adu Zungur University, Bauchi. May Allah SWT make the knowledge acquired be beneficial to the umma.

ABUNA'EEMA COLLEGE OF HEALTH TECHNOLOGY, JOS

Congratulations to Comr Lamido on his swearing-in into the National Youth Service Corps(NYSC).
Hussaini Ibrahim Lamido is the former head boy, former MSSN Ameer and the former vice president(APS press club) at ABUNAEEMA PRIVATE SCHOOL(APS).
In addition, Lamido is our former
President, former Asst. Secretary General and the current Ag. Secretary to Abunaeema Old Students Association - ANOSA
He was also the former Director for Press to SRC-CWC at Saadu Zungur University.
He graduated from Saadu Zungur University (Bauchi State University, Gadau) in 2024 and was recently awarded to study Msc. Public Health.
May Allah SWT guide him throughout his one year national service. Amen.

For,
Abbas Hussaini Lamido
Ag. President,
ANOSA
25/04/2025

Dear Usman Idris(APS 2015),

Congratulations on commencing your National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) journey. This is a significant milestone, and we're thrilled to see you take this important step.

As a valued member of ANOSA, we're proud of your dedication, passion, and commitment to serving your country. Your contributions to the community will undoubtedly make a lasting impact.

Embrace this opportunity with enthusiasm, and may it be a transformative experience that shapes your future. We wish you all the best as you embark on this adventure.
Keep shining, and remember that ANOSA is always rooting for you🙏

Comr Lamido
Asst. Sec. General
For,
President
Abbas Lamido

📌APS 2024 GRADUATION/SPEECH & PRIZE GIVEN DAY

11/AUGUST/2024

It was on this day that the ANOSA paid SSS1 registration fees to the best graduating student of JSS3(Aisha Abdullahi).

📌 Reminder!

ABUNAEEMA OLD STUDENTS' ASSOCIATION - ANOSA
General meeting
*DATE: Today,20/08/2024*
: A.P.S premises.
*TIME:-9:00am, Islamic time(no african time).

*Announcer: Nura bello Umar (P R O)

🙏🙏🙏Please remind others.

Dear Habiba Bala,

CONGRATULATIONS 🎊 ON YOUR GRADUATION 🎓 - ANOSA
On behalf of the entire ANOSA family, we extend our warmest felicitations to you on your graduation!

Your dedication, perseverance, and hard work have paid off, and we couldn't be prouder of you. This milestone achievement marks the beginning of a bright and promising future.

May the Almighty Allah make your dreams and aspirations continue to soar. We wish you all the best in your future endeavors.

Congratulations once again, Habiba!

H. Lamido
Asst. Sec General
ANOSA 2024

Good day everyone
Here is the summary of abunaeema old student association meeting which was held yesterday in the school premises.
AGENDA'S
1. Opening prayer
2. Opening remark
3. The way forward
4. Payment of registration for jss3 best graduating student
5. Termly program/ event
6. Weekly contribution
7. A.O.B
8. Closing remark
9. Closing prayer
After the meeting is officially declared open with prayer by Yakub Hussain and a remark by the acting president ( Sir Abbas Hussaini Lamido); several suggestions and comments were made under the agenda ( the way forward) which includes, straightening the association, orientation to the out going student, discipline, co operation among the association members, and voluntary teaching by some of our members to help young ones.
On the same issues,
Mr. Yakub Hussain suggest on orientation to the out going student on jamb and choosing carrier after secondary school
Mr. Hussaini Ibrahim Lamido also comments on weekly and monthly contributions and preparation of ANOSA first term program where seminar is choosing as the program to be delivered in first term.
Mr. Abbas Hussaini Lamido, ( acting president)speak loudly on the need to encourage other graduating student to join the association to ensure a very good and populated association,
Mr. Babaji Nuruddeen emphasis on the need to work as a team and importance co operation among the association members to ensure discipline which will bring a positive change to our school and community
Mr. Idrees Abdullah also emphasis more on co operation and also the kind of unseriousness display by some of our members which leads to nearly the downfall of the association and the need for every member of the association to discharge his/her duties fairly with good heart and also the need to have some of our members to help and serve as teachers voluntarily to help the school and ensure the smooth running of the association.
Among the volunteers currently we have:
1. Hussaini Ibrahim Lamido
2. Yahya.i.haruna
3. Abbas Hussaini Lamido
At this juncture I want to use this medium to announce to you that some of our members paid a registration fee for jss3 best graduating student in just concluded speech and prize given day held at abunaeema private school premises under the umbrella of this our great association ( abunaeema old student association). we really appreciate your efforts and kindness thank you all.
And then lastly closing prayer.
This is just the summary of our general meeting held today 14- august - 2024 at abunaeema private school premises
For further inquiry contact us on: [email protected] or any of our social media handle ( Facebook and WhatsApp)

Nuru Babaji,
ANOSA

📌 Some members of AbuNaeema Old Students Association - ANOSA at today's annual speech and prize given day/graduation walimah .

🖊️National Strike overshadowed national protest in Nigeria: strike has proven track record of achieving results

H. Lamido
08.07.2024

In Nigeria, the quest for change and accountability has led citizens to explore various forms of civil action. While protests and strikes are both essential tools, the latter has consistently demonstrated a proven track record of achieving tangible results. As we navigate the complexities of advocacy in Nigeria, it's crucial to recognize the superiority of national strikes over national protests.

Nigeria's history is replete with examples of successful strikes that have brought about significant reforms. The 1993 strike by the Nigerian Labour Congress (NLC) led to the reversal of the controvers
Similarly, the 2012 strike against fuel subsidy removal forced the government to reinstate the subsidy. These victories demonstrate the efficacy of strikes in achieving concrete results.

In contrast, protests in Nigeria have often been met with violence and repression, resulting in minimal impact. The protests, for instance, were brutally suppressed, highlighting the limitations of protests in achieving lasting change.
Strikes, on the other hand, have a unique ability to halt economic activities, exerting significant pressure on the government to address the demands of the people. This targeted approach has proven effective in Nigeria's labor disputes and political reforms.

Furthermore, strikes in Nigeria enjoy a level of legal protection, providing a safeguard for participants. This protection encourages greater participation and reinforces the strike's impact.
In conclusion, as Nigerians seek to effect meaningful change, it's essential to recognize the superiority of national strikes over national protests. With their proven track record, inclusivity, and focus, strikes offer a more effective and sustainable means of achieving results. As we move forward, let us harness the power of strikes to shape a brighter future for Nigeria.