Professor Abdulkareem was born on 21st January, 1954 at Oro in Kwara State. He attended the Government Secondary School, Ilorin for both his secondary school education and the Higher School Certificate from 1968 to 1974 which he undertook with a Kwara State Government Scholarship. He later got the Federal Government Scholarship for his university education at the University of Detroit, Detroit, Michigan, U.S.A. between 1975 and 1980. At the end of the course, he came out in flying colours and was awarded the MChE, BChE (Chemical Engineering) specializing in Heterogeneous Catalysis/Reaction Engineering. From 1985 to 1988, he was awarded the United States of America National Science Foundation Fellowship for his Ph.D programme in Chemical Engineering at the University of Louisville, USA. He also completed his Ph.D in flying colours and obtained the Engineer-In-Training Certificate of the State of Minnesota, USA in 1991. He became a registered Engineer of the Nigerian Society of Engineers in 2002 and a COREN Registered Engineer in 2004. Professor Abdulkareem was a Lecturer, engaged by the Detroit Board of Education Detroit, Michigan, USA from August 1984 to August 1985; and a Graduate Teaching Assistant at the University of Louisville, Kentucky, from September 1985 to August 1988. He joined the services of the University of Ilorin as a Senior Lecturer in 1996 and rose to become a Professor in September 2005. 2 A consummate researcher and thorough-bred academic, he has a lot of inventions and has many Patents to his credit including the following: i) Kareem, S.A., Unilorin Oil Sorbing Wafers, Federal Republic of Nigeria, RP 16005 (2005); ii) Kareem, S.A. Unilorin Lubricating Grease, Federal Republic of Nigeria, RP16006 (2005) iii) Kareem, S.A., Unilorin Candle, Federal Republic of Nigeria RP16007 (2005) iv) Abdulkareem, S.A. and Amoloye, T.O. (2013). Catalytic Conversion of Low Density Polyethylene (Discarded Pure Water Sachet) to Solid, Liquid and Gaseous Hydrocarbon Fuels, NG/P/2010/332 Professor Abdulkareem has held many important positions in the University – Director, SIWES from 2000 – 2008; Head, University Admissions Unit 2006 – 2009; Dean, Student Affairs 2008 – 2010 and Director, Laboratory-To-Product Centre from September 2015 to date. From June 2010 to June 2015, he was Vice Chancellor, Al- Hikmah University, Ilorin. Professor Abdulkareem is happily married with children.

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THE BEST EID FITR PRAYER IN THE HISTORY OF ILORIN IN MY CENTURY:My view

I was so perplexed about what happened today in Ilorin EID prayer ground, the place was so dry to the extent that football can be played on the EID prayer ground.This date will always be noted in the history of Ilorin as it is very glaring that political consideration is being preferred over religious right.
Due to unpaid salary, our political leaders were nowhere to be found as they were afraid of the repercussion of their actions.
They made us to understand that our leaders are even more important than the religion itself because we used to grumble for the lateness of the prayer but now we should be prepared for midnight EID prayer.
Despite the fact that EID prayer ground was filled with a lot of security men who were carrying guns like it is time to end Boko haram in Nigeria,they still have the mind of a coward.
Our justification and sincerity matters a lot, if they are indeed sincere to the people then what is the reason for their absence ?
They were running around to the point that the unborn child in the womb was forced to complain to his mother to be careful because he was feeling the pain and almost wanted to join the race.
I could remember vividly that the last time I went to EID,I was walking majestically because I knew that their is no cause for alarm it would be as usual but almost feel when I heard Allahu Akbar!,I increased my speed and at the end i met them doing tashawil,but alhamdulilahi I met the prayer but not to my satisfaction
An adage which says "a hungry man is an angry man" has turned to "a hungry man is a lazy man".This was due to the fact that the people who slept with hunger were expected to be in the prayer ground.

I will always remember today's date 6th of July,2016
May God bless Ilorin
May God bless Kwara state
May God bless Nigeria.

Abdulkadir Aliyu Maituta
Aka(DE-EMIR)
General secretary Nakss
University of Ilorin
Nigeria.

The Legal Practitioners’ Privileges Committee (LPPC) has conferred the rank of Senior Advocate of Nigeria (SAN) on 21 lawyers. Ahmed Saleh, the Chief Registrar of the Supreme Court and Secretary of the Committee, said the LPPC approved the award at its 119th meeting. A total of 124 lawyers applied to be elevated to SAN this year, with Lagos- based lawyer, Mamman Tahir, former Director General of the Nigerian Law School, among those to receive the award. A statement by the Legal Practitioners Privileges Committee, signed by its Chief Registrar/Secretary, Barrister Ahmed Gambo Saleh said the new SANs would be administered an oath on Sept. 21, at a special session of the Supreme Court to mark the beginning of the new legal year. See the names of the new Senior Advocates below: 1. National Legal Adviser of the All Progressives Congress, Dr. Muiz Banire, 2. Dr. Oladapo Olanipekun- son of a former President of the Nigerian Bar Association, Chief Wole Olanipekun 3. Emeka Etiaba 4. Ibrahim Bawa 5. Edward Ashiekaa, 6. Benson Nwankwo, 7. Joseph Bamigboye, 8. Patrick Okolo, 9. Prof. Maxwell Gidado 10. Dr. Tahir Mamman 11. Dr. Akinpelu Onigbinde. 12. Samuel Zibiri, 13. Adeniyi Adegbonmire 14. Aderibigbe Adedeji, 15. Emmanuel Aguma 16. Abimbola Akeredolu 17. Olumuyiwa Akinboro 18. Gordy Uche 19. Uchechukwu Obi, 20. Kehinde Eleja and 21. Prof. Paul Idornigie. Gidado, Mamman, and Idornigie were of the academic category while the rest of the 18 lawyers were conferred with the rank as advocates. The only female among the 21 successful lawyers, Akeredolu, was one of the three females in a total of 124 applicants that applied for the rank when the application entry opened in january.

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when will I be dia

1. When Barcelona’s Xavi was 19, he almost signed for
Milan. His father gave his “yes” to him but his mother said
“if Xavi leaves Barca, I will divorce!”
2. While Zlatan Ibrahimovich’s youth team was 4-0 down,
he came in as a substitute and scored 8 goals.
3. Juan Mata is the first player in history to have
joined Manchester United from Chelsea.
4. Xherdan Shaqiri has so far won league titles in every year
of his professional career !
5. Alex Song has 27 siblings – 17 sisters and 10 brothers.
6. Ryan Giggs is the only Premier League player to score
100 goals without scoring a hat-trick.
7. Cristiano Ronaldo was named after former US
President Ronald Reagan.
8. Steven Gerrard has swapped his jersey with more than a
hundred players, but never with a Man United player.
9. Ronaldinho first gained media attention when his
youth team won 23 – 0. He scored all 23 goals.
10. Chelsea have been relegated more times than they
have won the league.
11. The difference in Messi’s age and Ronaldo’s age is 869
days. The same difference between Messi and Ronaldo’s
son.
12. Zinedine Zidane was never caught offside in his whole
career.
13. Only one GOLD Premier League trophy has been
awarded and it was to Arsenal because in 2003/2004
season, they didn’t lose one match.
14. Brazilian legend, Pele, scored 92 hat-tricks, 4goals on 31
occasions, 5 goals on 6 occasions, and 8 goals onan
occasion.
15. When Mourinho says you have a bright future, it means
you can’t make his team at the present.
16. Cristiano Ronaldo was expelled from school at the
age of 14 after throwing a chair at his teacher for
mocking his family’s financial status.
17. CR7 has no tattoos because he frequently gives blood
and getting a tattoo will render him unable to do so for 6
months.
18. Real Madrid sold 50,000 James Rodriguez jerseys in one
day. Juventus sold 0 (zero) Bendtner jersey in one season.
19. In January 2003, Van Gaal was SACKED by Barcelona
after leaving them just 3 points above the relegation zone.
20. Louis Van Gaal and David Moyes attended the same
Tactical Management School.
21. Arsenal bought Anelka, Overmars, Petit, Henry,Vieira,
Fabregas, RVP, Adebayor and Nasri for £42 million. Then
sold them for £206 million.
22. Hearts of Oak never lost a game in the Ghana
Premier League but they couldn’t clinch the league title.

I am hopeful at the possibility of being nominated as Senate
President of the 8th National Assembly. I appreciate your
prayers and tweets of encouragement says Bukola Saraki.
Be deceiving yourself dia. You think Nigeria is Ilorin shey?
Ilorin people, keep deceiving your son. Bukola Saraki who
has not finished his case with the EFCC or explained how he
wasted eight years in Kwara State only to give himself
extravagant and annoyingly flamboyant life pensions or how
the money of innocent depositors in the failed Societe-
Generale Bank disappeared will now be the Senate
President of Nigeria? Buhari sef will not want his
government to be rubbished. Saraki as Senate President is a
cause for the PDP to smile and go and restrategize because
it means they have a great chance of beating Buhari blue
and black in 2019 after making a thorough mess of his
government

The rally cry by the Governor of Ekiti State Ayo Fayose to
citizens of the state in a bid to tilt the advantage to his side
in the continuing feud with the House of Assembly has
caused divisions in the labor sector as some workers in the
state are said to be unhappy with labour leaders who have
allegedly abandoned their primary duties of agitating for
their welfare and instead chosen to dabble in politics.
Acting under the aegis of Ekiti Enlightened Workers’ Forum,
EEWF, the workers slammed the Nigeria Labour Congress
(NLC),the Trade Union Congress (TUC) and Joint Negotiating
Council (JNC) for their role in locking 19 All Progressives
Congress lawmakers out of the state.
The workers noted that it was wrong for labor to have
joined hoodlums in blocking roads and causing statewide
panic claiming that labor leaders were pursuing personal
gains.
They wondered if labour had become an branch of the
Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Ekiti State, saying the
issue of workers’ welfare rather than taking sides with
political gladiators should concern the unionists.
The workers urged the union leaders to steer clear of
politics, especially the raging impeachment crisis and face
their welfare, which they said has affected their morale.
Also, the interests of workers, they claimed, should be the
topmost priority of their leaders and this must not be
traded on the altar of politics which they believed labour
leaders have turned into a lucrative business venture when
civil servants and other workers are wallowing in poverty.
The EEWF further stated that it was callous of NLC, TUC and
JNC leaders to fight an unnecessary political war when the
labour force have not been paid salaries since September,
maintaining that the government has since received
September allocation, hence payment should not be
delayed.
Other demands of the aggrieved workers include payment
of 2014 leave bonus, remittance of various deductions,
such as cooperative, check-off dues and loans to banks
made from workers’ July to September 2014 salaries.
“It should be stressed that workers rely on ‘sharp-sharp’
loans and rather for the leadership of Labour to demand
for improved welfare, the so-called labour leaders are
conniving with the government to introduce another form
of ‘sharp-sharp’ loans to workers.
The burden resulting from interests on these loans is too
hard for workers to bear! Government is a continuum, as
soon as a government is sworn in, such government
acquires assets and liabilities of the previous
administration.
The above matters are issues which the leadership of
labour is expected to pursue but the so-called self-
imposed/anointed leaders in NLC, TUC and JNC have vowed
not to pursue because of their personal gains.
At any rate, our present state of labour ineptitude may
remain with us for a long time to come, unless the good
workers of this state take some drastic steps to stem this
unfortunate tide,” they said.

The rally cry by the Governor of Ekiti State Ayo Fayose to
citizens of the state in a bid to tilt the advantage to his side
in the continuing feud with the House of Assembly has
caused divisions in the labor sector as some workers in the
state are said to be unhappy with labour leaders who have
allegedly abandoned their primary duties of agitating for
their welfare and instead chosen to dabble in politics.
Acting under the aegis of Ekiti Enlightened Workers’ Forum,
EEWF, the workers slammed the Nigeria Labour Congress
(NLC),the Trade Union Congress (TUC) and Joint Negotiating
Council (JNC) for their role in locking 19 All Progressives
Congress lawmakers out of the state.
The workers noted that it was wrong for labor to have
joined hoodlums in blocking roads and causing statewide
panic claiming that labor leaders were pursuing personal
gains.
They wondered if labour had become an branch of the
Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Ekiti State, saying the
issue of workers’ welfare rather than taking sides with
political gladiators should concern the unionists.
The workers urged the union leaders to steer clear of
politics, especially the raging impeachment crisis and face
their welfare, which they said has affected their morale.
Also, the interests of workers, they claimed, should be the
topmost priority of their leaders and this must not be
traded on the altar of politics which they believed labour
leaders have turned into a lucrative business venture when
civil servants and other workers are wallowing in poverty.
The EEWF further stated that it was callous of NLC, TUC and
JNC leaders to fight an unnecessary political war when the
labour force have not been paid salaries since September,
maintaining that the government has since received
September allocation, hence payment should not be
delayed.
Other demands of the aggrieved workers include payment
of 2014 leave bonus, remittance of various deductions,
such as cooperative, check-off dues and loans to banks
made from workers’ July to September 2014 salaries.
“It should be stressed that workers rely on ‘sharp-sharp’
loans and rather for the leadership of Labour to demand
for improved welfare, the so-called labour leaders are
conniving with the government to introduce another form
of ‘sharp-sharp’ loans to workers.
The burden resulting from interests on these loans is too
hard for workers to bear! Government is a continuum, as
soon as a government is sworn in, such government
acquires assets and liabilities of the previous
administration.
The above matters are issues which the leadership of
labour is expected to pursue but the so-called self-
imposed/anointed leaders in NLC, TUC and JNC have vowed
not to pursue because of their personal gains.
At any rate, our present state of labour ineptitude may
remain with us for a long time to come, unless the good
workers of this state take some drastic steps to stem this
unfortunate tide,” they said.

Bukola Saraki received his Certificate of Return as Senator
Representing Kwara Center Senatorial District today, April
20th at INEC Office in Kwara State

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