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Aboubacar Ibrahim International University Offers Diverse Academic Programs and Language Training

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Maradi, Niger – Aboubacar Ibrahim International University, under the leadership of Dr. Muhammad Aboubacar, Deputy Vice Chancellor, is making significant strides in providing quality higher education to students in Niger and beyond. The university boasts a wide range of academic programs and unique language training opportunities.

Dr. Muhammad Aboubacar the DVC said with approval numbers from the Ministry of Education and Scientific Research, Aboubacar Ibrahim International University offers a diverse array of faculties and institutes.

According to him it include the Institute of Languages, Training and Translation, the Center for Research and African Studies, the Institute of Islamic Studies, the Faculty of Health Sciences, the Faculty of Arabic Language and Islamic Studies, the Faculty of Economic and Administrative Sciences, the Faculty of Shari’a and Civil Law, the Faculty of Arts and Humanities, and the Faculty of Sciences and Technologies.

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The Faculty of Health Sciences provides courses in nursing and midwifery, while the Faculty of Arabic Language and Islamic Studies offers programs in Arabic language, Arabic literature Quran sciences, hadith sciences, jurisprudence and its principles. The Faculty of Economic and Administrative Sciences covers economy, public administration, business administration, and accounting.

For students interested in studying Shari’a and civil law, the Faculty of Shari’a and Civil Law offers an LLB degree. The Faculty of Arts and Humanities provides opportunities for studying sociology, social development and English language. The Faculty of Sciences and Technologies focuses on computer science, information technology, computer engineering, and renewable energies, particularly solar energy.

Moreover, Aboubacar Ibrahim International University has introduced master’s degree programs in Arabic language and Islamic studies, renewable energies, and environmental management. These programs are designed to further enhance students’ expertise in their respective fields.

The university also prides itself on its language training initiatives. Students from English-speaking countries are provided with free special training in French before the start of the 1st semester, leading to a certificate. For Muslim students, special courses in Arabic language and Islamic studies are offered, while non-Muslim students can access courses tailored to their academic needs.

Our objective is to provide quality higher education services to Nigerien students and those around the world,” stated Dr. Muhammad Aboubacar. “Aboubacar Ibrahim International University serves as an alternative for many high school graduates who would otherwise have to travel long distances to pursue university studies.”

With its commitment to diverse academic programs and language training, Aboubacar Ibrahim International University aims to empower students with the skills and knowledge necessary to contribute to the development of their nation and beyond.

 

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Federal Government Declares Public Holidays

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The Federal Government has declared Friday, April 18 and Monday April 21 as public holidays for Good Friday and Easter Monday, respectively.

The Minister of Interior, Dr Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo, announced the holidays on behalf of the Federal Government.

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Tunji-Ojo extended heartfelt congratulations to Christians across the country on this joyous occasion.

erior, Dr Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo, announced the holidays on behalf of the Federal Government.

Tunji-Ojo extended heartfelt congratulations to Christians across the country on this joyous occasion.

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Court Jails Man Four Years for Refusal to Accept Naira As Legal Tender

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Justice Alexander Owoeye of the Federal High Court sitting in Ikoyi, Lagos, on Tuesday, April 15, 2025, convicted and sentenced one Uzondu Precious Chimaobi to four years imprisonment for his refusal to accept the Naira as a legal tender.

 

Chimaobi was arraigned by the Lagos Zonal Directorate 1 of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, Awolowo Road, Ikoyi, Lagos, on February 5, 2025 on a two-count charge bordering on refusal to accept the Naira as a legal tender.

 

One of the counts reads: “That you, Precious Chimaobi Uzondu, on the 10th of December 2024, in Lagos, within the jurisdiction of this Honourable Court, refused to accept Naira (Nigeria legal tender) by accepting the sum of $5700 ( Five Thousand Seven Hundred USD) as a means of payment for a purchase of a cartier diamond bracelet with serial number (12345678) and you, thereby , committed an offence contrary to Section 20 of the Central Bank of Nigeria Act, 2007.”

 

He initially pleaded not guilty to the charge, leading to his full trial.

 

Subsequently, the prosecution presented its first witness, PW1, Owolabi Oyarekhua Jude, an operative of the EFCC.

 

Led in evidence by the prosecution counsel, H.U. Kofarnaisa, Jude told the court that “the Commission received intelligence on the activities of a jewelry company called Unlimited Jewellers Limited, “whose owner is one Uzondu Precious Chimaobi.

 

“The Company, which deals in jewelry at Atlantic Mall, Chevron Drive, Lekki, Lagos intentionally tags and sells its products in Dollars as against the CBN Act, 2007 ,which stipulates Naira as the only legal tender in Nigeria.”

 

Continuing, he added that “ Subsequently, a covert operation was carried out , where an undercover operative of the Commission disguised as a customer to purchase a Diamond Nail bracelet that was tagged $6000 and bought it for $5700.

 

“The company refused to receive Naira and demanded Dollars as a means of payment. The payment was made and receipt was issued in Dollars . The owner of the company was arrested and taken to the Commission’s office.”

 

However, at the resumed sitting on April 14, 2025, the defendant opted to change his “not guilty” plea to “guilty.

 

Consequent upon his guilty plea, Kofarnaisa, prayed the court to rely on the evidence earlier given by the investigating officer, and admit the same in convicting the defendant.

 

Kofarnaisa, thereafter, tendered the defendant’s statement and other evidence to further prove his guilt and they were admitted by the court.

 

Justice Owoeye then adjourned till Tuesday, April 15, 2025 for ruling.

 

Delivering judgment, they found the defendant guilty and gave him an option of fine of N50,000( Fifty Thousand Naira) on count one.

 

The Judge sentenced him to four years imprisonment, with an option of fine in the sum of N600,000 on count two.

 

His Cartier Diamond wristwatch was ordered forfeited to the Federal Government of Nigeria.

 

The convict bagged his imprisonment when he refused to accept Naira by accepting the sum of $5700 ( Five Thousand Seven Hundred USD) as a means of payment for a purchase of a cartier diamond bracelet. He was charged to court and convicted.

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Senator Sumaila Begins Consultations on Possible Return to APC

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Senator Sulaiman Abdulrahman Kawu Sumaila has begin consultation with his constituents to decide his fate on whether to return to the All Progressives Congress or not.

Reacting to a recent call by the APC leaders from Kano South Senatorial District, Senator Sumaila said he had embarked on rigorous consultations with constituents and other stakeholders.

“It is true the APC leaders from my district have called on me to return to APC. The leaders took the advantage of the internal crisis in my party; New Nigeria Peoples Party which factionalized the party.

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“And I am sure they are targeting me because they knew my political strength and commitment in politics. So, when the call persist, i have started consulting my constituents and all relevant stakeholders.

“I am into politics because of my people and whatever situation I found myself, I will let them decide my fate. So, even this issue, I will not decide it by myself, I will rather allow them to decide.

“Whatever decision my constituents take, I will abide by it because in politics consultation and openness are critical. So, one thing I can aşure you is that I will not decode my fate alone and whatever my constituents decode, I will go by it.” He concluded.

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