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Alhamdulillah!!! We are back for another season

What shall I write?
The meaning of my writing eludes me.
Everything has an end, But only a few understand.
Is it not glaring that time flies, Days turn to weeks, Weeks turn to months, And months to years?.
Some years ago, On a day like this, I stepped into this world.
My parents always stand by me,
They have done for me what I cannot pay.
Time passed by, And with its passage.
I learnt about life.
I am classy, valiant and resilient,
1 am me.
Friends and relatives come forth and celebrate with me, For today is a day to remember, Happy birthday to me

Alhamdulillah, Another Year
Alhamdulillah, for life so sweet,
A blessing from Allah, pure and complete.
This world is short, a fleeting stay,
But beautiful in every way.

I thank Allah for each new dawn,
For guidance on this path I’m drawn.
I’ll cherish this life, though it won’t last,
And seek Jannah when my time has passed.

In every breath, His mercy shines,
Life is short, but His love aligns.
So today, I pray, and reflect with grace,
For His blessings in this worldly place.

Happy Birthday to Me!!!

Stupidity is when u work with Ministry of Education and u are not educated enough to know what ur community needs!!!

When I said u are an AMINAL and u act like one what objection did u have???

Kyara NIYYAR KA Allah will fight the battle 4 U

Dear young teachers,

I want to take a moment to speak directly to you, the educators of today. You are the individuals who have chosen to devote your time, energy and passion to shaping the minds of the next generation. This is a task that is not only commendable but also one that requires immense dedication, courage and perseverance.

I want you to know that you are doing the incredibly difficult yet extremely rewarding work of shaping the futures of our children. You are the ones who are inspiring them, challenging them and helping them reach their full potential. You are facilitating their growth and learning, and by doing so, you are ensuring that they are prepared to face the challenges of an ever-evolving world.

I understand that your work can sometimes seem overwhelming, particularly in today's world, where the demands and pressures of teaching can sometimes feel unachievable. But I want you to know that despite the difficulties, the job you do is of utmost importance. You have the power to change the lives of your students for the better, to instill in them the knowledge, values and skills they need to succeed. You may not always see the results immediately, but the achievements of your students will be visible in the long run.

I urge you to stay resilient, to never give up on your students or your goals, and to always hold onto that passion and determination that brought you to this profession. Make the most of every opportunity to teach and learn, to explore new avenues of education and to be creative in your approaches. Be that shining light that guides your students to the promise of a better future.

Finally, remember that you are not alone in this journey. There are many other young teachers out there, working alongside you and supporting you as you strive to make a difference in this world. I invite you to connect with your peers, share your experiences, and learn from one another. Together, you can make a positive change in the lives of your students, and in the world at large.

So go out there, young teachers, and make a difference! Your passion and dedication will inspire your students, and in turn, they will inspire others. You have the power to transform the world, one student at a time. Keep up the excellent work, and never stop striving to be the best educator you can be!


Thank you.

SAMAILA SULEIMAN DESERVES A THIRD TERM AS A FEDERAL LEGISLATOR

The 2023 Nigerian general elections are fast approaching and, as is typical in politics, the debate over who deserves to hold public office is heating up. One such individual who deserves a third term as the Legislator representing Kaduna North Federal Constituency of Kaduna State is Samaila Suleiman.

Samaila Suleiman has been a consistent and tireless advocate for the people of Kaduna North, and his dedication and commitment to the community is unwavering. During his two terms in office, he has been instrumental in bringing a range of much-needed development projects to the area, including the construction of schools, healthcare facilities, and roads.

One of the key reasons Samaila Suleiman deserves a third term is his commitment to addressing the pressing issues faced by the people of Kaduna North. He has been a strong advocate for improving access to quality healthcare and education, and has worked tirelessly to bring these services to the community. He has also been a champion for small businesses, supporting initiatives that help entrepreneurs grow and thrive, and create jobs for local residents.

Samaila Suleiman has also been a strong voice for the marginalized and underrepresented communities in Kaduna North, fighting for their rights and ensuring that their needs are addressed. He has been a vocal opponent of corruption and abuse of power, and has worked to ensure that public resources are used in an accountable and transparent manner.

Another reason Samaila Suleiman deserves a third term is his track record of delivering results. He has shown that he is capable of delivering on his promises and working tirelessly to bring real change to the community. He has a deep understanding of the needs of the people of Kaduna North, and has been effective in representing their interests at the national level.

In conclusion, Samaila Suleiman is a tireless and effective advocate for the people of Kaduna North, and deserves a third term as their representative. He has a proven track record of delivering results, a deep commitment to addressing the pressing issues faced by the community, and a dedication to working tirelessly on behalf of his constituents. The people of Kaduna North would be well-served by his continued leadership and representation.

Aliyu Abdulrraauf
Public Affairs Analyst

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