The students relived old memories and recaptured the spirit of their school days 40 years after graduation. Sani shared sweet videos on his X page. He noted that the reunion took place in the school’s dining hall. As seen in the trending clips, the alumni donned their old uniforms, as they did four decades ago. They gathered to share stories, reminisce about old times, and reenacted the rituals of their school days, including picking up food rations. Sani tweeted: “Forty years after graduating from secondary school, we the students of Government Science College Kagara Class of 84,Niger State, met to reenact life as it used to be in public school.We wore our school uniforms and pick our food rations from the Dining Hall.”

Forty years after graduating from secondary school,we the students of Government Science College Kagara Class of 84,Niger State,met to reenact life as it used to be in public school.We wore our school uniforms and pick our food rations from the Dining Hall. pic.twitter.com/gTLSkL53T6

— Senator Shehu Sani (@ShehuSani) June 29, 2024

In the second clip, the students of Class of 84, including Sani, expressed joy in reconnecting and reminiscing about their shared past. They were seated in class receiving chemistry and physics lectures. Sani confirmed and tweeted: “The Chemistry and Physics Class. A reunion after 40 years of graduation.”

The Chemistry and Physics Class.A reunion after 40 years of graduation. pic.twitter.com/4pP6P7EiQ3

— Senator Shehu Sani (@ShehuSani) June 29, 2024

@MustapherSaeed tweeted: “This kind of gathering could cure stroke and hypertension. Allah ya biya.” @EbukaNw82866148 tweeted: “It’s a sad reminder that the generation that enjoyed a better Nigeria with all the facilities and support from the government are the ones impeding growth and development.” @Nigerian tweeted: “Tinubu, over to you.Go and reenact your life in your secondary school – and inspire Nigerian youths.”

@IfeNaNri tweeted: “Distinguished, una no Dey shame at all. Look at the structure you’re coming out from. Y’all don’t have a working old-boys association?” @RBiakpara tweeted: “Is this the school that Bulaba attended or should we continue our search?” The Kenyan lawmakers fled from protesters who stormed the parliament following the government’s controversial finance bill that would have hiked taxes across the board. Sani said he knows that a former Senate president, Bukola Saraki, is physically fit and can run like the Kenyan senators.