Shehu Sani speaks 2 things law does not allow people to change

• Former Kaduna Central senator, Shehu Sani, has disclosed the two things the law does not allow people to change
• Sani asked why the law doesnt allow people to change their ethnicity and age unlike name and religion
• Some Nigerians took to the post to explain the reason why they think the law is rigid on the change of ethnicity and age

Sani asked why the law is rigid on change of ethnicity and age.
Photo credit: Shehu SaniSource: FacebookThe law allows you to change your name and religion. The law doesnt allow you to change your ethnicity and age. Why is the law rigid on the latter?Why law doesn’t allow change of age, ethnicityIf the law allows people to change their age and ethnicity, that means the law permits fraud. Age is time, while ethnicity is in our DNA.It’s in your DNA…. you can’t change such.Because changing your ethnicity and age would require altering biological laws, but changing your name and religion dont.Ethnicity and Age are given by God your creator, name and religion is man made, that is why.Ethnicity is inherent attribute, and age is time. While the former cannot be tempered, the latter can be manipulated.The law is stricter on ethnicity and age because they are more deeply tied to legal and historical records. Changing these could complicate things like identity verification and official documentation, which is why the rules remain rigid.Shehu Sani speaks about sacking of DSS, NIA DGs

READ IN FULL ON LEGIT.NG

2027 may be my last shot at presidency – Peter Obi

Peter Obi confirmed he will run for president in 2027 under the Labour Party, but suggested it could be his last attempt due to age He blamed the ruling government for the internal crises in opposition parties, calling the interference a strategy to weaken democracy Despite a possible retirement from politics, Obi pledged continued support ... Read more Continue reading here ▶

US embassy announces temporary closure of its office in Nigeria, mentions date

The U.S. Embassy in Abuja and the Consulate General in Lagos will close on May 26, 2025, in observance of Memorial Day, a U.S. federal holiday Memorial Day is held on the last Monday of May to honour U.S. military personnel who lost their lives in service to their country Regular operations at the U.S. ... Read more Continue reading here ▶

Amid Kano emirship tussle, Primate Ayodele sends warning message to Sanusi

Nigerian cleric, Primate Elijah Babatunde Ayodele, has shared a prophecy about notable figures in the country Famous for issuing prophecies, Primate Ayodele notably unveiled his vision concerning the 16th Emir, Muhammadu Sanusi II TheTalk.NG reports that the Kano state house of assembly dissolved some emirate councils in the state in May 2024, and Governor Abba ... Read more Continue reading here ▶

Tinubu appoints Nnamani, Anyim, Shaibu, 19 others into federal agencies

President Bola Tinubu has approved the appointments of 22 prominent Nigerians into key federal government agencies and commissions Among the prominent appointees were the former Senate President Ken Nnamani and a one-time secretary to the government of the federation, Pius Ayim Pius The president also gave an appointment to the immediate past deputy governor of ... Read more Continue reading here ▶