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PAAU Alumni Association Congratulates Member On Elevation To The Rank Of SAN


 The PAAU Alumni Associations has felicitated with Barr. Muhizdeen Mohammed  on  the recent elevation to the rank of Senior  Advocate  of Nigeria  SAN.  

In a press release personally  signed  by the National  President of the  Association , Mall.  Ibraheems Yahaya  in Lokoja,  stressed that  the award  was a well deserved one owing to the fact that Barr. Muhizdeen  is a dedicated and financial piller of the Association.

The National President enjoined Barr. Muhiz  to use his  new position to continue to render selfless  service to humanity. 

Mall Yahaya called on members to be good  Ambassador of the the Association and the  State  at large.

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