Educational Issues
United Beyond Graduation: The Inspiring Bond of the Absaris Class of 2021 (ACAS) -By Abdulsamad Danji
The association’s recent gatherings and initiatives reflect this spirit. Events are organized not just to celebrate but to remember. Reunions become more than just parties; they are heartfelt moments of reconnection. Members travel from far and wide to be part of the memories to laugh again, talk about “those days,” and celebrate their journey.
In a time when most graduates part ways after school, the Absaris Class of 2021 Association (ACAS) wukari Taraba State, continues to show the power of unity, friendship, and shared purpose. Their story is one of togetherness, growth, and unshakable connection, long after the classroom walls faded behind them.
Since their graduation in 2021, this exceptional group of students has remained bonded not just by memories but by a deep commitment to each other’s lives and futures. What sets the ACAS 2021 class apart is how they’ve turned their academic bond into a lasting network of support, celebration, and shared goals.
Through their association, the Absaris alumni have consistently organized reunions, group projects, and outreach activities that bring everyone back together. Each event serves as a reminder that graduation was not the end, but the beginning of a lifelong journey as a family.
Their recent get-together again demonstrated their unity in action. Members travelled from far and wide, rearranging their schedules to be part of something greater than themselves. It wasn’t just about meeting old friends it was a celebration of a vision they all share: that no one from their class should be forgotten.
This spirit of inclusion and solidarity has seen the class ensure that even those who may have gone quiet or faced challenges are reached out to, invited, and embraced. The unity of the Absaris 2021 class sends a message: true friendship doesn’t fade, it grows stronger with time.
What the ACAS 2021 class is doing is more than nostalgia. It’s a blueprint for how alumni communities can thrive not only for networking but for emotional connection, social support, and professional collaboration.
Their efforts inspire others in the academic world to look beyond certificates and consider the value of people. Because when you hold onto your people, you preserve a part of your story that keeps evolving beautifully.
In every gathering, every shared photo, and every check-in message, the spirit of ACAS lives on one class, one family, one bond beyond graduation.
One of the most remarkable aspects of ACAS is its inclusivity. No member of the class is forgotten. From those who are active on social media to those who rarely check their phones, efforts are consistently made to reach out, reconnect, and ensure that everyone feels remembered and valued. It’s not just an association it’s a family.
The association’s recent gatherings and initiatives reflect this spirit. Events are organized not just to celebrate but to remember. Reunions become more than just parties; they are heartfelt moments of reconnection. Members travel from far and wide to be part of the memories to laugh again, talk about “those days,” and celebrate their journey.
In an era where individualism often takes center stage, ACAS teaches the importance of collective growth, shared laughter, and looking out for one another. It reminds us that true friendships can outlast time and distance. No matter how far life takes them, members always find their way back to each other.
The efforts of the organizers and active members are truly commendable. Their consistency, planning, and open-hearted leadership keep the flame of unity alive. Their story proves that graduation is not a goodbye it’s the beginning of a lifelong bond.
Since their graduation in 2021, ACAS has grown into a supportive community. One of their major achievements is the continued educational advancement of their members. The association has proudly recorded six members who have graduated from universities:
1. Umar Mustapha
2. Abideen Hussaini
3. Ahmad Saad
4. Ummul Sulaim Hamza
5. Sulaiman Abdullahi Umma
6. Halima Bala
In addition, 25 members have graduated from various polytechnics and colleges:
Abdul Malik Hassan , Muhammad Nawasi ,Abdulsalam Salihu,
Abdullahi Kabir ,Mustapha Umar, Abdullahi Ibrahim ,Murjanatu Jafar ,Aliyu Sunusi, mustapha Ahmad
Fatima Hassan , Abdulsamad Danji Usman Abubakar ,Dayyab Jamilu ,Aliyu Yakubu ,Mardiya Yakubu ,Aisha Barau Shafa’atu Mukhtar ,Hajara Musa Rumasa’u Ibrahim ,Maijidda Sulaiman Fatima Mukhtar ,Suwaiba Ibrahim Muhammad Nawasi ,Sani Yakubu Jamilu Yunusa ,Abdulsalam Salihu Ibrahim Usman,Hauwa Abubakar Fatima Tijjani
Encouragingly, over 25 members are still studying in universities, colleges, and polytechnics across the country. This shows that the group isn’t just holding on to memories they’re building a future.
Not only that the association has successfully formed a dedicated executive committee (Exco) that oversees its activities and ensures smooth coordination within the group. Because no journey can succeed without leadership, these individuals have stepped up to serve selflessly:
President: Sharif Tijjani
Vice President:Shafa’atu Muktar
Secretary General: Abdul Majid Sunusi
Assistant Secretary General:Murjanatu Jafar
Auditor: Abdullahi Kabir, Aisha Abdulkarim
Public Relations Officers: Ikrima Hassan, Abida Hussaini
Chairman Organizing Committee:Ahmad Iliyas
Welfare Director: Abideen Hussaini
Director of Socials (D.O.S): Aliyu Sunusi
Media Director:Abdul Samad Danji
Assistant Media:Zakiya Ahmad
Advisers:Zulai Muhammad, Hassan Abdulsalam
Financial Secretary: Umar Mustapha
Treasurer: Abdullahi Hussaini
These leaders have played a key role in sustaining the energy and vision of ACAS, keeping everyone informed, engaged, and connected. Their coordination ensures that no member is left behind and every voice is heard.
Whenever a member of the association is getting married, fellow ACAS members show up in love and solidarity. They support the celebrant not only with their presence but also through financial contributions and heartfelt advice. In moments of joy such as childbirth, they also visit and extend love, gifts, and encouragement to the new parent.
Beyond personal celebrations, the association regularly organizes an End-of-Year Get-Together to celebrate collective and individual achievements. These gatherings provide space to reconnect, share memories, and strengthen the bond that has kept the ACAS Class of 2021 united over the years.
The Absaris Class of 2021 (ACAS) has proven that unity, friendship, and shared values can stand the test of time. Their commitment to supporting one another in all seasons of life from weddings and childbirths to reunions is a powerful reminder of what it means to build lasting community.
The inspiring bond of the Absaris Class of 2021 is a clear example of what unity, love, and shared purpose can achieve. ACAS continues to shine as a reminder that the end of school is never the end of friendship it’s only the beginning of something even greater.
Other alumni groups should adopt ACAS’s model of regular engagement and inclusive leadership.
The ACAS should consider creating a mentorship platform to support younger students in their academic and career journey.
More documentation and storytelling about ACAS’s impact should be shared publicly to inspire similar associations nationwide.
Indeed , ACAS is not just an association. It is legacy of love , a circle of strength,and a reminder that friendships built on solid ground will always stand the test of time.
