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The Distinguished Honoured Guest of Texas - Malik Badamasuiy

We congratulate Abdulmalik Badamasuiy on his prestigious appointment as the Special Assistant (Diplomacy and Bilateral Cooperation) to the Honourable Minister/Deputy Chairman of National Planning Commission, Abuja. See full profile here .

We wish him success in the discharge of his duties.

Malik's recent paper. Click to view
"NTU has enabled me to grow personally as well as academically, enabling me to achieve things that I did not think possible" - Abdulmalik Badamasuiy. (Read more about Abdulmalik's impact at Nottingham Trent University here).

When on December 14th, 1969, friends and family members of Badamasuiy gathered for the naming of a ‘bouncing’ baby boy in Adavi, Kogi state, little did they know that the Boy will be highly respected by the Government and people of Texas in the United States.

Even his childhood did not give an inkling of a rising star. Eloquent and courageous, he always left footprint of an unrepentant advocate of a equality in his endeavours.

Abdulmalik Badamasuiy (PhD in Law, Nottingham Law School)
"I am forever proud of the esteemed NLS/NTU for the rewarding experience, skills acquired and the very rare opportunities to excel at all levels". Read more about Abdulmalik's PhD

Joyce Chadwell (rtd. British Airforce officer) with Governor Ibrahim Idris of Kogi State at Lord Lugard house, Lokoja on a courtesy call to the governor on the conferment of the Honoured Guest of Texas award on Abdulmalik Badamasuiy (front, in white regalia) in 2005.


Abdulmalik flanked by his parents and Joyce Chadwell
Display of the national flag of the State of Texas
Abdulmalik dines with Chadwell's

Abdulmalik pays courtesy visit to Ohinoyi of Ebira land
Presentation of the Texas Award certificates to the mgt. Presidency, BPE

Abdul Malik had his primary education at the Nigeria Army Central Primary School, Okene, from 1975 to 1981. He attended the college of Arabic and Islamic Studies, also in Okene, Kogi state where he obtained a Grade II certificate in 1986.
He was admitted into Bayero University, Kano (BUK), in 1988 for his LL.B, which he completed, with second class upper in 1992. He has practiced as a Solicitor for over 12 years, specializing in Commercial Law. He has written and lectured in all aspect of litigation, legal skill and advocacy at satellite campuses and at seminars for Human Resources managers, Company Secretaries, Corporate Lawyers and Business Men. He has a research work in the area of International Commercial Law, Globalisation and Global Leadership.

Mr. Abdul Malik Ahmad Badamasuiy, a staff of Bureau of Public Enterprise (BPE) was conferred with the revered honoured by the State of Texas and the House of Representatives presented a flag of the Sovereign State of Texas to Badamasuiy for his exceptional brilliance in the conduct of his duties as a staff of BPE.
Governor of the State of Texas, Rick Perry, in a certificate dated March 31, 2005, conferred the award while the House of Representatives through Representative David Farabbee flew the flag at the Capitol of the State of Texas on March 30th, 2005 in the honour of the Nigerian Lawyer.

Presentation of Certificate of Excellence, by Don Wallace at the International Law Institute, Washington (ILI), Washington DC, USA
Hon. Rep. David Farabee of the sovereign State House of Texas (L), Joyce Chadwell, a Rtd. British Airforce Officer and Abdul Malik Badamasuiy in Austin State House, Texas.Abdul Malik Badamasuiy in Ebira Regailia/Texas Cowboy Bowler Tie. With him is Representative David Farabee at his office, Witchita Falls, Texas
Malik seated on Rep. David Farabee's Desk, Wichita Falls, TexasAbdul Malik Badamasuiy; his wife, Habi Thanni and their son, Muhammad Arafat born 29th Dec. 2006According to a source at BPE, 'The honour to Mr. Badamasuiy by the Government and the people of Texas is in appreciation of brilliant presentations made at different workshops; seminars and conferences in which he participated as a representative of Government or an invited resource person. The Officer's precedent for thorough research and tendency to break new academic grouns through his propositions have endeared him this rare priviledge and recognition.
Malik, Wife and Son
 
Abdulmalik ride out with son

A chief enterprise Officer in charge of litigation and Research, Badamasuiy obatined LLB in 1992 at the Bayero University, Kano (BUK) and attended the Nigerian Law School in 1993. He joined the BPE in 2000 and over the years, worked on challenging assignments including Legal Officer for Nigerdock, and the Nigerian Telecommunications Limited (NITEL) where he stood out as the most outstanding member of the team.

Austin State House, (The Capitol) Texas (R) where Malik had his Texas State flag flown by Rep. David Farabee
He has several awards to his credit including the prestigious Chevening Scholarship Award of the British Government, Best Student of the Faculty of Law, BUK, 1991; Mosst outstanding member of NITEL Privatisation Presidential Team; Officer with distinctive perfomance for the year 2001 at BPE among others.
His profile, excellence and achievements are recorded by Thisday, Daily, The Comet among other Newspapers in Nigeria. The previleges of the 'Honoured Guest' of Texas conferred on Malik Badamasuiy will be enjoyed by Abdul Malik in Texas throughout his life.

Comments

  1. gr8t achievements .dis is what our youth shuld learn from not to be used as a tool to distroy the land.thumbs up bros.we shall work in ur shoes,to all attain a greater height in the future.

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  2. Incredible gift of Nature and endownment. Remain blessed with your examplary life style. please provide us with your email address or contact.
    Best wishes

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  3. You are arare gem and gift of God to Nigeria and beyond

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  4. Amazing young star...God bless

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