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The Executive Committee of the Rijau Old Students Association (RIJOSA) has announced a significant meeting of stakeholders and executives scheduled for Saturday, November 9, 2024. This important gathering will take place at the Doko International Hotel, conveniently located by the city gate along Minna-Suleja Road.
The day’s events will begin with arrival and registration from 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM, followed by the commencement of the meeting at 11:00 AM. The program will feature a welcome address by the President of RIJOSA, a documentary on GSS Rijau, and a report from the principal on the school’s progress.
Distinguished guests, including Dist. Sen. Garba Musa Maidoki (National Assembly), Alh. Mohammed Idris Malagi (Hon. Minister of Information & National Orientation), Hon. Mu’azu Bawa Rijau (National Vice Chairman North Central APC HQ Abuja), Alh. Yusuf Adamu (Pioneer President RIJOSA), Prof. Bashir Suleiman (Former Chairman Caretaker Committee RIJOSA), Justice Hassan Dikko (Justice of the High Court Jigawa State), and AC. Aliyu Mohammed Rtd (Former Assistant Controller Nigerian Custom Service), will deliver goodwill messages. The vote of thanks will be given by Amb. Ahmed Musa Ibeto (Former Deputy Governor of Niger State).
This meeting aims to unite key stakeholders and alumni to discuss the progress and future plans for GSS Rijau. It promises to be a day of reflection, strategic discussions, and networking within the school’s community.
Niger State Chief Judge, Justice Halima Ibrahim Abdulmalik, has approved the use of official seals for magistrates in the state, as per the Administration of Criminal Justice Law 2022 (ACJL).
This announcement was made in a press statement by the Chief Registrar of the state high court, Hajiya Amina Musa Saidu, in Minna on Monday.
According to the Chief Registrar, the approval of official seals for magistrates is in accordance with Section 6B (3), (4), and (5) of the Niger State Administration of Criminal Justice Law 2022 (ACJL).
Hajiya Amina stated that the seals will be kept under the custody of each magistrate and used for all purposes as prescribed under the ACJL or any other applicable law.
“The seals may be used by the courts to authenticate documents and orders issued by magistrates, such as judgements, rulings, orders, and other documents requiring official endorsement,” she added.
The statement further detailed that the seals will include the names, designations, and inscriptions of the magistrates, aiding in the performance of their duties and providing authentication and security to the documents they sign.
