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Who is Prince El Fati?

Prince El Fati was known as Abdulfatah Yusuf, And also called Abdel fattah Yusif, but most people do called him fatai because they lack how to pronounce his Real name in Arabic language pronounced as Abdulfattah. He was born in Sokoto state minanata area rijiyar shehu sokoto/south local government area, but based in mabera iddi sokoto. He attended his primary school at Muhammadu bankanu model primary school where he obtained his primary school education certificate, And he attended Sultan bello junior secondary School where he obtained his JSCE Certificate, And he also Graduated from Sutan bello secondary School the high school he obtained his O level both in West Africa Examination council (WAEC) and Nationality Examination Council (NECO), He attended Eva Green Own Scholarship, skill acquisition, business seminars in 2013, He obtained his Computer Certificate under Eva Green Organization in 2013, He is Now a professional in Computer Operation, He graduated in The course of Electrical and Electronic Engineering in 2014. He graduated in islamic school named madaratul Qur'anil Qareem wadirassatil islamiyya where he obtained his certificate in islamic Studies which includes Quran, Hadith, tauhid, fiqhu, and Arabic language. He is a student at usmanu Danfodio University Sokoto (UDUSS) where he is pursuing his degree BSc Biology and B.Ed in education. he is an Entrepreneur, inventor, Creator, writer, artist, engineer, tutor/teacher, motivational speaker and a Young Professional investor. He is the Founder of the Prince El Fati's Company Also known As PEF'S Company, And The Prince El Fati Electrical And Electronic Engineering Company.

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Official Prince El Fati and his tropical almond🍋, his fruit for the day.

Terminalia catappa is a large tropical tree in the leadwood tree family, Combretaceae, native to Asia, Australia, the Pacific, Africa and Seychelles. Common names in English include country almond, Indian almond, Malabar almond, sea almond, tropical almond, beach almond and false kamani.

Tropical almonds are popularly called "fruit" in Nigeria, West Africa; it contains certain minerals which are very important to human health because they serve as cofactors for many metabolic processes in the body.

These fruits contain several minerals and vitamins that perform essential functions and add nutritional values that contribute positively to healthy living. Like and share our page for more……

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Usmanu danfodiyo university course code Edu 404. Course tittle ( Special Education) written by Prince El Fati

HISTORY OF SPECIAL EDUCATION IN NIGERIA

The gradual development of education for special need children was born out of evolutionary process of Nigeria into nationhood. The African child especially the special need children such as children that have physical defects, emotional disturbances, intellectual sub-normality and other forms of special educational need were protected and was given traditional form of special education before this time, in which the parents, siblings and other members of the community were fully engaged in the education of the child. The children were taught to the limit of their abilities through practical demonstration which involves the art of cooking, fishing, weaving and singing, the art of storytelling and farming. This professional field activity of the exceptional children or special education is not new in Nigeria. Special education begins during preliminary and early military periods.

 In 1875, the Roman Catholic Mission was the first school established in Nigeria for the disabled and it was the Topo Industrial School for the maladjusted, near Badagry.

 In 1890, a Reverend Father established the Sacred Heart Hospital Lantoro in Abeokuta.

 In 1933, the former Kanu Natives Authority established the first residential centre for Special Education.

 In 1936, this three people namely- Dr. (Mrs.) D.F. Money, Dr. (Rev.) Badeen and Daws (Denga, 1987) established the Special Education Center at Oji River for the treatment of Leprosy.

 In 1953, the Gindin School for the blind was established by the Sudan Interior Mission. The blind persons were taught basic literacy and crafts to enable them read crafts and braille.

 In 1958, philanthropists, mostly Methodist Members established the first school for the deaf known as the Wesley School for the Deaf.

 In 1960, the Ibadan Mission School for the deaf was established by Foster a black deaf American. Sign language training Skills for the deaf in Nigeria was introduced by him (Foster). At Asata in Enugu, Foster established another school for the deaf which was later merged with the existing special education center for the deaf at Ogbeta in 1964.

 In 1961, the women voluntary organization established the child care and treatment Home, School and Clinic.

 In 1964, at Ibadan the Home School for the handicapped children was established.

 In 1965, the placement Home/School at Apapa (Kirikiri) Lagos was established by Beth Torrey for mentally retarded children. In that same year, the Anglican Diocese of Lagos established the Atunda-Olu (school) for physically handicapped children.

 In 1974, Special Schools were taken over by the Government. In that same year, the kwara School for the Deaf and the Blind was established by the Kwara State Government. In the same year also, the Federal Ministry of Education established Special education Unit. That year, allocation worth the sum of 5.6 Million naira was allocated to the development of the educational programs for the blind handicapped persons by the Federal Government.

 In 1975, declaration was made by the then Federal Government (Gowon, the Head of State) that Nigeria would provide special education to its citizens. In that year also, the special Education Unit of the University of Ibadan became a Full Department through wish other government special schools started coming up.

 In 1977, the Federal Government established the handicapped special school (Saki), schools for the Blind (Ogbonosho and Benin), school for the Deaf and so many others.

 In 1978, the physically handicapped St, Joseph’s Rehabilitation Center was established in many state and towns.

 In 1986, a handicapped school was established in Auchi.

 In 1990, at the Faculty of Education, University of Ilorin, the Federal Government in pursuance of the education for handicapped persons established a center for supportive services for the Deaf.

Universally with the salamanca statement and it's framework that is being adapted by nations and Agency bodies that advocate for a child right to education and zero rejection for any child not to be in school to at least be able to read and write, most counties now have legislation backing special need children to be included in the same school with the normal children as this will help them integrate in the society .

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DIFFERENCE BETWEEN RASOOL AND NABI BY PRINCE EL FATI

1.“Rasool” is an Islamic word for “messenger” while “Nabi” is the Islamic as well as the Hebrew word for “prophet.” 2.There are several thousand Nabis while there are only a few Rasools. 3.While both the Rasool and the Nabi are tasked with sharing the message of Allah to His people, a Rasool holds a higher position while a Nabi holds a lower position. 4.A Rasool is always a Nabi while a Nabi may or may not become a Rasool. 5.While a Rasool receives a new Sharia from Allah, a Nabi does not and only follows the Sharia of the Rasool before him. 6.A Rasool receives messages through visions and communication with angels while awake while a Nabi receives messages which are conveyed to him by angels in his sleep.