DID YOU KNOW CITATION OF HAJIA RAMATU TASALLAH SHEHU ATTA

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DID YOU KNOW CITATION OF HAJIA RAMATU TASALLAH SHEHU ATTA

Some people are born great, some achieve greatness, and some have greatness thrust upon them-William Shakespeare (In Shakespeares Twelfth Night). Hajia Ramatu was born into royalty of the paramount Atta family of Kuroko in Adavi LGA. Her late father, Alhaji Shehu Ibrahim Atta, was a former soldier, public servant and son of the paramount Ohinoyi of Ebiraland, Alhaji Ibrahim Onoruoiza Otaru. Her late mother, Hajia Ashawu was the daughter of the famous Adayi Umoru Ireyi of blessed memory, the then Chief of Obangede, a great loyalist and ardent supporter of the late Atta. The maternal side of her late father was also of royal background in Agaie, Niger State. Thats why she is usually addressed as Double Princess of the Niger. Her natural disposition for generosity and care for humanity which knows no bound also earned her the title of the Princess of the people.
Princess Ramatu Tasallah Shehu Atta attended the INA Central School, Okene from where she proceeded to the Queens College, IIorin before attending Bayero University, Kano where she bagged Bachelor of Law degree (LL.B). She was at the Nigerian Law School, Lagos where she bagged Bachelor of Letters. She served with Bayo Ojo Chambers in IIorin. She holds a Master degree in Leadership Studies and Master in Philosophy from Nigeria Defence Academy, Kaduna preparatory to pursuing her Doctorate Degree.
Her civil service career started with her appointment with the Federal Ministry of Justice in 1993 before she transferred her service to the FCT Judiciary, Abuja in 1996. She proceeded to the Gambia as a Magistrate from 1997 to 1999. While in the service of FCT Judiciary, Abuja, she rose through the ranks from Magistrate II to Chief Magistrate I and became an Administrator in the capacity of Secretary, FCT Judicial Service Committee, Abuja and then the Chief Registrar, and she finally retired as the Registrar General of the FCT High Court of Justice. Whilst in service, she facilitated the employment of so many Anebira into the civil service including a Magistrate.

Royalty is my identity. Servanthood is my assignment. Intimacy with God is my life source; Bill Johnson. Her general life has always been guided by this thinking of Leo Tolstoy; The sole meaning of life is to serve humanity. This statement has always given me a peace of mind with as an act of service to my God. Humility is not thinking less of yourself, its thinking of yourself less. C.S. Lewis.

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