"LAWSAN AWARDS 2020 NOMINATIONS"

Hello Sir/Ma'am

With kind and humility, support me on this award contest by correctly filling this nomination form with my information below.👇🏼

Click on this link for the form
https://cutt.ly/mostpromisinglawsaniteoftheyear

After while you fill the name as

*Muhammad Musa*

The name of school as

*Bayero university kano*

Level

*200*

Reasons for nomination should be copied from here and paste in the blank.

The reasons are:

6. Description/Reason/Profile:*

*a.* Muhammad Musa is among the Best Students in his class, maintaining an outstanding 4 point+ CGPA

*b.* Mr. Muhammad possesses great leadership skills and has attended all conventions and conferences organised by LAWSAN and related student bodies nationwide from his Level 100 till date.

*c.* Muhammad has served severally, as a member of local organising committees in conferences organised by the LAWSAN and other related student bodies.

*d.* Muhammad has contributed immensely to the development of LAWSAN, through his local chapter.

*e.* Mr. Muhammad is the Class Representative of his class and currently holds offices in his LAWSAN local chapter and other related associations within the faculty to wit: Member, Moot & Mock Trial Committee, LAWSAN, Bayero University Kano, Public Relations Officer, National Association of Muslim Law Students (NAMLAS) Bayero University, Kano etc.

*f.* He has received numerous certificates of recognition and merit, owing to active participation and support to his local chapter.

*g.* He is an active Participant, campaigner and supporter of platforms created by the LAWSAN to wit: National LAWSAN Moot Society Webinar and many more.

Email: muhammadnuhumusa@gmail.com

Kindly fill the form correctly and submit!

Best regards as you comply with this👏🏽

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