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Vol. VI No. 36

August-November, 2018

MISSION STATEMENT The University of Maiduguri shall be an institution dedicated to scholarship and learning in the

Arts , Sciences, Humanities and Technology, and the development of moral and civic character of

all persons who pass through her portals. The University shall facilitate and advance scholarship

and learning, especially in the light of her location in the Sahelian environment in the North-

Eastern Nigeria, and at the cross-roads of Africa and Middle-Eastern culture.

VISION STATEMENT The University of Maiduguri apart from achieving competence in the basic Arts and Sciences, aims

at excellence in Agriculture, Pastoralism, Engineering, Human and Veterinary Medicine and Infor-

mation Technology as well as in Arid Zone, Trans-Saharan and Inter-African Peace and Strategic

Studies. The University also aims to promote the development of Private and Public morality, disci-

pline, accountability and probity, and also international cooperation through participation, re-

search and dissemination of information.

All letters should be addressed to: Published by:

The Deputy Director, Information Unit, Senate Building, University of Maiduguri, Nigeria. No. 24, Bama Road, Opp. FGC, Maiduguri

email: [email protected] Tel: 08032524127; 08027193233

EDITORIAL BOARD

Professor Musa I. Ahmed - Chairman

Professor Mohammed Mele - Member

Dr. Mary Ndahi Pindar - Member

Mall. Musa Usman - Member

Mall. Mohammed T. Ahmed - Member

Fati Aliyu - Secretary

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Mall. Mohammed T. Ahmed, mnipr - Deputy Director, Information

Alh. Suleiman Garba - Chief Photographer

Ahmadu Abubakar - Photographer

Bintu Mohammed (Mrs.) - Reporter

Rabi U. Yusuf (Mrs.) - Reporter

Faculty/Directorate Representatives - Reporters

Kyari Ali - Circulation

Professor Musa I. Ahmed - Design, Development & Integration

August - November, 2018

The Vice-Chancellor, University of Maiduguri, Professor Ibrahim Abubakar Njodi is a good ex-

ample of a silent achiever. He is accommodating but principled and firm, a veritable team play-

er, visionary team leader and an architect of modern Unimaid. This time around, his telescope

focuses on the Unimaid Bulletin, which is a true testimony of this acclamation. He envisaged to en-

hance the impact of the Bulletin on the University community and make it an informative window

to the outside world. It is against this background that he reconstituted the Editorial Board of the

Bulletin and facilitated a renewed vigour to ensure that the goals and objectives of the instru-

ment establishing the Bulletin are achievable. In pursuance to this objectives, the Bulletin will

henceforth be a monthly publication and accessible on the University official website

(www.unimaid.edu.ng).

On a sad note, the University lost its illustrious staff and students in the last few weeks. The Uni-

versity community are thus united in grief, and urged to accept death as a reality of life. Accept-

ing the existence of death will make us be prepared to handle grief and bereavement that

comes along with death. Death is more universal than life itself, because everyone dies, but not

everyone lives. Death is a debt that all of us here and those yet unborn must pay, at the ap-

pointed time. When we were born, we cried and the world rejoiced. We should endeavor to live

a life in a manner so that when we die the world cries and we rejoice. May their souls rest in

peace, and may God in his infinite mercy and grace, grant the University community and the

families of the deceased, the solace and fortitude to bear the loss; and prayed for quick recov-

ery of the injured among the victims of the tragic motor accident.

Editorial Board


T he Executive Governor of Borno State Hon. Kashim Shettima has ob-served that despite the insurgency

that bedeviled the State and the meagre resources at his disposal the administration has been able to build over forty model schools equipped with digi-tal information and communication equipment across the state as well as a state university. The Governor disclosed this when the Vice-Chancellor, University of Maiduguri Professor Ibrahim Abubakar Njodi in company of top management Staff of the Institution paid traditional Sallah homage to the Governor at the Government House Maiduguri on Wednesday

22nd August 2018.

Governor Shettima stated that the Borno State Government intends to recruit over a thousand teachers to teach in these newly built schools be-cause, according to him, most of the existing teach-ers are incompetent and lack the skills to fit into the modern ways of teaching. He stressed that the gov-ernment will have to solicit for the cooperation and understanding of members of the University commu-nity in the form of volunteer teachers adding that he too will take time off to participate in the teaching

being himself, a one- time teacher.

He further pointed out that the World Health Organi-

zation and the European Union records revealed that

the insurgency in the State has left over fifty-four

thousand (54,000) widows and fifty two thousand

(52,000) orphans who the government now has to

fend for.

He laments that the seven-year period of his

administration has been characterized by wanton kill-

ings and destruction of schools, houses and public

buildings which he said gives credence to the WHO

and EU records. The Governor then commended the

Vice-Chancellor for being focused and steadfast by

not closing the University for a single day throughout

the period of insurgency in the state. Such leadership

style he said, is what should be emulated by those

entrusted with leadership positions and urged him to

maintain the tempo. In his remarks earlier, the Vice-

Chancellor informed the Governor that he has been

the driving force and motivator in the achievements he

recorded in the University adding that the transforma-

tional changes witnessed in the State spurs him to feel

challenged and do the same for the University so that

it does not lack behind academically and in terms of

infrastructure. Professor Njodi further stated that

Governor Shettima and members of his administration

have been very supportive to the yearnings and aspi-

rations of members of the university community espe-

cially in ensuring that the University remained open

throughout the period of insurgency. This, he said, the

Governor did by providing adequate security person-

nel and gadgets, funds and other facilities that really

made members of the University community comforta-

ble and safe enough to continue with their daily aca-

demic activities and programmes.

VC WITH MANAGEMENT STAFF VISIT DIGNITARIES ON SALLAH DAY

Prof. Ibrahim Abubakar Njodi exchanging pleasant-ries with His Excellency Hon. Kashim Shettima

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VC WITH MANAGEMENT STAFF VISIT DIGNITARIES ON SALLAH DAY

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He then thanked and assured the Governor of the University’s unflinching support to his admin-istration and the Volunteer Teacher Programme stressing that members of the University community will key-in to the programme with a view to making it succeed. The Governor, Professor Njodi further said, has from all intents and purposes shown that education is dear to his heart and assured him of

the University’s support in whatever way possible.

In a related development, a Maiduguri based inter-

national business mogul, Alhaji (Dr.) Muhammadu In-

dimi has expressed his appreciation to the Vice-

Chancellor, Professor Ibrahim Abubakar Njodi and

members of his management team for paying him

Sallah homage and accepting to work with him for

the good of the institution. He added that the Univer-

sity of Maiduguri is now his second home. The Vice-

Chancellor had earlier informed him of the purpose

of the visit, “to pay homage and to thank him for the

planned building of a Centre for Distance Learning

and an international conference centre for the Uni-

versity”. The Management he said is highly apprecia-

tive of this gesture stressing that already the would-

be contractors from Germany and some of his inter-

national associates from Switzerland and Harvard

University have visited the University of Maiduguri

and shown the site for the project and also had a

guided facility tour round the University. He therefore

on behalf of University management thanked him for

this magnanimous gesture and wished him good

health, strength and wisdom and also the courage to

continue with his good philanthropic works to humani-

ty. Meanwhile, an elder statesman and educationist,

Professor Emeritus Umaru Shehu has expressed ap-

preciation to the Management team of the University

of Maiduguri for finding time to pay him the tradi-

tional Sallah homage in his residence.

Such visits, the elder statesman said, always

strengthens the bond of relationship between the

University and members of the larger community

which he observed is a healthy development which

should be sustained. Professor Emeritus Umaru

Shehu, then noted that this singular gesture makes

the immediate community and other stakeholders in

the education sector to always identify with the

University in times of trials and tribulations and

called on the Management not to abandon the tra-

dition. The Vice-Chancellor, had earlier congratu-

lated the elder statesman for the Honorary Award

to be bestowed on him by the University of Ibadan

during the 70th Anniversary of its establishment

coming up in November 2018. The University of

Maiduguri community, the Vice-Chancellor said, will

be there to support and share the joy of the award

of one of its own at the occasion and wished him

good health, long life and prosperity in the coming

years ahead.

The delegation was also at the Palace of His Royal

Highness the Shehu of Borno Alhaji (Dr) Abubakar

Ibn Umar Garbai Al-Amin El-Kanemi to pay him the

traditional Sallah homage. The Shehu then offered

prayers for the continued sustenance of peace in

the University, State and the country in general. He

commended the delegation for finding time to visit

him in his palace and wished the delegation a hap-

py Sallah celebrations.

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T he Executive Secretary of the Tertiary Edu-

cation Trust Fund (TETFund), Dr Abdullahi

Bichi Baffa, has congratulated the Vice-

Chancellor University of Maiduguri, Professor Ibra-

him A. Njodi and his Management staff for the far

reaching accomplishments related to the execution

of TETFund projects in the University. Dr. Baffa ex-

pressed his happiness with quality and standard of

TETFund projects executed in the University when the

Vice-Chancellor in company of Top Management

staff of the University paid him a courtesy call in his

office in Abuja, on Tuesday 4th September 2018.

He pointed out that the involvement of critical stake-

holders in the state as part and parcel of the Uni-

versity portrays the administration’s genuine sinceri-

ty of purpose towards ensuring that the institution

gets only the best, and therefore advised the Man-

agement to continue to maintain the standards so

far attained. TETFund, he promised, will support the

University’s Centre for Countering Violent Extremism

adding that already the Federal Executive Council

has approved for TETFund to enhance security and

restore some structures destroyed in the University

during the insurgents’ activities in the state when

2018 budget is approved.

In his remark, the Vice-Chancellor, on behalf of

Management expressed profound gratitude to the

Fund for the huge intervention given to the Universi-

ty stressing that the visit by the Executive Secretary

to the University to commission some projects is a

testimony of the support and understanding he has

for the University.

In a related development, the Chairman House on

Committee on Tertiary Education and TETFund, Hon

Aminu Suleiman Goro, has observed that Nigeria

does not lack the officers that can take the country to

greater heights, judging from the human, material

and infrastructural developments he witnessed at the

University of Maiduguri. The lawmaker stated this

when the Vice-Chancellor, University of Maiduguri, in

company of Top Management Staff of the institution

paid him a thank you visit at his National Assembly

office on Tuesday 4th September 2018.

Hon Aminu stated that the University’s judicious use of

resources it draws from TETFund is worth emulating

by other higher institutions in the country stressing that

what his committee did in appropriating Funds for the

construction of a Senate Chamber is not anything new

and the visit of the University Management is just a

show of commitment and joy from the institution. He

then thanked the Management staff for the visit and

assured them that the House Committee will continue

to work with the University for its success.

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Prof. Ibrahim A. Njodi flanked on the left by Prof. A.H. Godowoli and Prof. M.M. Daura

In his remarks, the Vice-Chancellor University of Mai-

duguri, Professor Ibrahim A. Njodi informed the law-

maker that he and the Management staff are in his

office to thank him for the personal interest he took

regarding the building of the new Senate Chamber

for the University which had eluded it for the past for-

ty-two years. He therefore thanked him for also com-

ing to perform the commissioning of the Chamber and

wish him God’s guidance in the performance of his

legislative duties. He then presented him with a souve-

nir to commemorate the visit.

T he Speaker, House of Representatives, Hon

Yakubu Dogara, has stated that the House of

Representatives will pay great attention to

Education in the 2018 budget, because education is

the key to the development of any nation. He stated

this during a public hearing on bills relating to tertiary

Institutions in the country held on 5th September 2018

at the National Assembly, Abuja. Represented by the

Deputy Minority Leader of the House of Representa-

tives, Hon Chukwuka Onyeama, the Speaker noted

that the bills which are in two groups namely

“Amendment and the Establishment of Tertiary Institu-

tions” are meant to develop Human capital and accel-

erate development in the country.

(Contd on page 5)

The bills he further observed when passed will create

more job opportunities for the teeming population of

the country.

He then commended the Chairman, House Committee

on TETFund, Hon. Aminu Suleiman Goro, and members

of his Committee for organizing the public hearing

and urged them to sustain the tempo as well as en-

sure the speedy passage of the bills before the end

of their tenure. In his remarks, the Chairman House

Committee on TETFund, Hon. Aminu Suleiman Goro,

informed the gathering that there are sixteen (16)

bills expected to be heard at the occasion. Nine (9)

of these bills he said are on the establishment of uni-

versities, polytechnics, federal Colleges of education

etc. while seven (7) are in respect of “Amendments of

University Acts” stressing that all have scaled the sec-

ond reading at the House of Representatives.

EDUCATION BILLS MEANT TO DEVELOP HUMAN

CAPITAL

TETFUND COMMENDS UNIMAID FOR JUDICIOUS... (Contd from page 3)

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The Vice-Chancellor however, noted that there

are some sections of the University of Maiduguri Act

that needed to be amended and these include: The

erosion of the powers of the Senate and Council by

professional bodies; the relationship between universi-

ties and the Joint Admission and Matriculation Board

(JAMB) on admission and matriculation of Students;

review sections such as “Composition of Council”;

“Removal and Discipline of Academic, Administrative

and Professional staff” and provisions relating to the

pension of Professors.

T he Society for Peace Studies and Practice has,

at its Twelfth International Conference and

Annual General Meeting held in Abuja,

awarded the Vice-Chancellor, University of Maidugu-

ri, Professor Ibrahim Abubakar Njodi Felloship of the

Society. The award was presented to him and other

awardees in a ceremony took place at the National

Open University of Nigeria (NOUN) main campus Jabi

Abuja on Monday 9th July 2018 was performed under

the distinguished Chairman, Board of Trustees of the

Society, Professor Suleiman Elias Bogoro. Speaking on

behalf of the other awardees the Vice-Chancellor

stated that their nomination and subsequent confer-

ment of the “Fellowship” of the Society has really

excited as well as challenged them by this great

recognition stressing that they are grateful to the

Board for this great recognition acknowledging their

modest achievement and continued efforts to peace

development in the country.

(Contd from page 4)

He therefore sought for a comprehensive review

of the University of Maiduguri Act that will offer

the management the opportunity to thoroughly

articulate its views on the areas highlighted

among others.

Professor Njodi observed that peace is impera-

tive to national development, adding that it has

become necessary for all to work continuously

for peace to reign in the country irrespective of

differences in tribe, religion or political beliefs.

Countries that are peaceful and secure, he stat-

ed, have efficient institutions, higher productivity

and attract foreign institutions. The citizens he

said, enthusiastically contribute to national de-

velopment.

Prof. Aliyu Shugaba congratulating the Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Ibrahim A. Njodi

(Contd on page 6)

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(Contd from page 5)

He then, on behalf of the other recipients of the

Award, thanked the Board of Trustees for the

recognition accorded them and commended the

T he Vice-Chancellor Professor Ibrahim A.

Njodi has called on the newly elected Exec-

utive Members of the Non-Academic Staff

Union (NASU) Unimaid branch to co-operate with

the University Management for better understand-

ing of issues that affect its members and general

welfare of the University. He made the call when

the newly elected Executives of the Union in compa-

ny of their National Officers from Abuja paid him a

courtesy call in his office on the 14th of August

2018.

Represented by the Deputy Vice-Chancellor

Central Administration, Professor Abdullahi Haruna

Godowoli, the Vice-Chancellor informed them that

their role as a Union in the University has always

been acknowledged and appreciated adding that

as important stakeholders, they have never failed

in their roles and therefore urged them to always

carry their members along in all their dealings. The

Union, the Vice-Chancellor said has always worked

with the management as a team especially during

the period of insurgency and therefore called on

them to always keep their members informed on

activities and programmes of the University and the

need for them to always be punctual and diligent in

their official engagements. He then wished the new

Executive members a successful tenure.

In his remarks, the Senior Deputy General Secretary

NASU Headquarters Abuja, Mr. Festus J. Ajayi who

responded on behalf of the new Executives of the

Union, thanked the University Management for the

support and co-operation it has been rendering to

the Union throughout the period of its travails and

assured the VC that the new Executive will no doubt

excel in cementing the harmonious relationship that

has been existing between the Union and the Man-

agement. The newly elected officers are: Mallam Mu-

sa Liman -Chairman; Hauwa Zakariya - Treasurer;

Mathew A. Manada - Secretary. Other Executive

members are Musa Garba; Samaila Ibrahim; Ibrahim

Musa Sarki; Mathew Yusuf; Bukar Wakil; Abubakar

Jibrin and Mohammed Idris.

organizers for the good work and also wish

them a successful deliberation during the 12th

International Conference and Annual General

Meeting of the Society.

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Newly elected NASU Executives

UNIMAID SUG INAUGRATES NEW EXCO

The outgoing President of the Student Union Govern-

ment (SUG) Comrade Kamsalem Allamin Alkali, in his

remarks expressed gratitude to the University Man-

agement and students for the support they rendered

to them during their tenure which according to him

enabled them to succeed in their work and called on

the newly elected EXCO to respect the University

Management and always abide by the rules govern-

ing the student union in the institution.

High point of the occasion was the presentation of

awards to staff and the outgoing EXCO. The newly

elected Executive members are: Farouk Mohammed

Ahmed – President: Zahira Hamidu Galeo – Vice

President: Haruna Mohammed Askira – Secretary

General: Magareth Aiden – Assistant Secretary Gen-

eral and Ramatu Alhassan – Treasurer. Others are,

Mohammed Sadiq Abubakar – Financial Secretary:

Queen Rukaayya Adeboye – Sales Director: Bunu

Joseph. Windali – Sports Director: Zaiyan Bashir –

PRO 1: Rhoda Ibrahim Miringa – PRO 2 and Aliyu

Abubakar Aliyu – Social Director.

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T he Vice-Chancellor University of Maiduguri

Professor Ibrahim Abubakar Njodi, has com-

mended the outgoing Executive Council of-

ficers of the Student Union Government (SUG) of the

University for being part of the success the University

attained during the past one year and leaving a

very big challenge for the incoming EXCO to emu-

late. He stated this during the Inauguration Ceremony

of the newly elected Executives and send forth party

for the outgoing EXCO organized on 10th July 2018

at the El-Kanemi Hall of the University.

Professor Ibrahim Abubakar Njodi called on the out-

going Executives to continue to exhibit good work

and character anywhere they find themselves so as

to promote the good name of the Institution. He then

congratulated the newly elected EXCO and urged

them to learn from the good works of the outgoing

Executives by being consultative and just in whatever

service they are carring out.

The University Management he said, is always ready

to support the SUG in any aspect in order to move

the institution forward.

The Dean Students’ Affairs Professor M. A.

Umar, in his welcome address expressed apprecia-

tion to the outgoing Executives for the immense con-

tribution they made to the University during their ten-

ure and wished them success in their future endeav-

our. He urged the newly elected EXCO, to respect

and cooperate with the University Management and

to also ensure that they contribute their own quota to

the development of the University.

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The Newly elected SUG Executives

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T he Vice-Chancellor University of Maiduguri

Professor Ibrahim Abubakar Njodi has point-

ed out that the University Management is

always ready to support the University Demonstra-

tion Secondary School (UDSS) in order to move it

forward to greater heights and also made it be

among the top secondary schools in Maiduguri. He

stated this during the speech and prize giving day

of the school (UDSS) held on Saturday 28th July

2018 at the El-Kanemi Hall of the University. Repre-

sented by the Deputy Vice-Chancellor Academic

Services Professor Aliyu Shugaba, he commended

the UDSS teachers for being steadfast in giving the

students the best teachings despite the challenges in

Maiduguri and urged the Principal and teachers of

UDSS to keep up the good work they have been

doing so that the school will maintain the standards it

has carved for itself as one of the best school in

Maiduguri. Professor Aliyu Shugaba then pointed

out that the University of Maiduguri Management is

aware of the challenges facing the school and as-

sured them that the University Management is doing

its best to ensure that all problems confronting the

school are solved within the shortest time possible.


The Principal of the School, Hajiya Kaka Bukar

who spoke on the achievements of the school,

commended the University Management for the

support and cooperation it has been rendering

to the school right from its inception which ac-

cording to her has made it possible for the

school to achieve its set goals and objectives and

urged for continuous support from the Manage-

ment.

The Head Boy of the School, Mohammed Ahmed

Hamman in his remarks expressed his apprecia-

tion to the Principal and teachers for giving them

the best of education and teaching despite the

challenges that is confronting Borno State.

STUDENTS HONOUR VICE-CHANCELLOR

T he Gombe State Students Association

University of Maiduguri Chapter has

honoured the Vice-Chancellor University

of Maiduguri Professor Abubakar Ibrahim Njodi

with an award as “Vision of the Jewel “. The

award was jointly presented to him at the Feder-

al College of Education Technical Gombe on Sat-

urday 4th August 2018 by the Emir of Nafada

and Emir of Kaltungo. The presentation of the

award coincided with the inauguration of the new

President of the Association and a public lecture.

The award to the Vice-Chancellor the Association

noted is in recognition of the immense contribution

he made towards the upliftment of education in

not only Borno and Gombe states but the country

at large stressing that he has portrayed himself

as a detribalized and nationalistic individual who

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One of the Prize recipient at the occassion

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STUDENTS HONOUR VICE-CHANCELLOR

A lhaji (Dr.) Muhammadu Indimi has observed

that he is ready to contribute his own quota

towards the development of the University

of Maiduguri which according to him is the premier

institution in the North-East. He made the statement on

Thursday 9th August 2018 when he and some foreign

contractors that are expected to construct the new

centre for Distance Learning and an International

Conference Centre for the University were conducted

around the site by the Vice-Chancellor, Professor Ib-

rahim A. Njodi and other Principal Officers of the

University.

The international business mogul pointed out that with

the building plan and bill of quantity for the project

already in his possession, the construction will start in

earnest hence the visit by his business partners to see,

appreciate and further get suggestions on how to go

about constructing the edifice that should be one of

the best in the University.

needs to be appreciated and emulated.

The new President of the Association Comrade M.S.

Wala on behalf of the EXCO of the Association con-

gratulated the Vice-Chancellor for the well-

deserved award adding that his contributions to the

development of the University will go down in the

history of the institution as an era of infrastructural

development.

In a public lecture titled “Paradigm Shift under the

administration of Professor Njodi” presented by

Professor Saliba James of the Department of Histo-

ry, University of Maiduguri, extolled the leadership

qualities of the Vice-Chancellor and sees him as an

epitome of excellence who never compromised on

standards despite the situation he found himself

when he assumed the leadership of the University. In

his remarks, the Vice-Chancellor observed that he

feels humbled and honoured by the award adding

that his watchword has always been justice and fair

play and thanked the Association for the award.

Dignitaries at the occasion include the Hon. Commis-

sioner of Higher Education Gombe State, the Emir of

Nafada, Provost College of Education Technical

Gombe; Representative of the Vice-Chancellor Fed-

eral University Kashere; Representative of the Emir

of Kaltungo among others.

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Professor Aminu emphasized that “it is difficult

for Nigeria to be a Corruption-free country” but

noted that if we can stand for what is right, true

and legal even if nobody is watching us and we

have the collective will to fight corruption, we can

do so. Integrity, self-respect and discipline as

well as the fear of God he said, is what makes a

person wealthy not the looted public funds or the

amount of investments he owns. He then recom-

mended in the interim life imprisonment penalty

without option of pardon by any subsequent gov-

ernment in Nigeria for persons found guilty of

corruption; establishment of special anti-

corruption courts to handle corruption cases and

addressing the causes of corruption. These and

others, according to the Inaugural Lecturer, will

pave way for economic development and busi-

ness prospects for the country. He therefore stat-

ed that “corruption in Nigeria is a journey and we

are yet to reach our destination and that by the

time we reach our destination, then Nigeria will be

a corruption-free-country. When the time comes,

corrupt Nigerians will not be respected in public

places nor be given chances to hold public offices

or positions in Nigeria.” Professional Corruption,

he further stated must be stopped.

FIGHTING CORRUPTION IN NIGERIA: THE JOURNEY SO FAR

N o nation on earth is corruption-free but its

magnitude varies with countries and difficult to

wipe it because corruption is everywhere in

Nigeria.” The above statement forms part of the conclu-

sion of the 73rd Inaugural Lecture Series of the University

of Maiduguri delivered by Professor Aminu Ayuba of

the Department of Business Management on Wednesday

18th July 2018 at the El-Kanemi Hall, University of Mai-

duguri.

In the Inaugural Lecture titled “BUSINESS PER-

SPECTIVE OF FIGHTING CORRUPTION IN NIGERIA: THE

JOURNEY SO FAR,” the Lecturer traced the history of

corruption from the colonial era and dwelt extensively

on the causes of corruption; what constitutes business cor-

ruption; management approach to managing corruption

by anti-craft agencies and combatting of corruption by

governments among others. According to the Inaugural

Lecturer, the kind of corruption in Nigeria is where peo-

ple export stolen money instead of goods, stressing that

any country that has no corruption can attest that it is

difficult to wipe out corruption. He observed that if the

seven principles of management are strictly adhered,

they will help minimize corruption in Nigeria to a mini-

mum level. The principles are; Planning, Organizing,

Staffing, Directing, Coordinating, Budgeting & Control

and reporting feedback. Furthermore, he said that

causes of corruption can easily be determined if statisti-

cal modelling, specification for determining causes, con-

stituents and meditating effects of corruption are imple-

mented as no effort has been made to scientifically de-

termine the exact variables that cause Corruption in Ni-

geria.


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Prof. Aminu Ayuba

The Vice-Chancellor informed Dr. Muhammadu Indimi

that the area carved out for the project is thirty-four

hectares which he said will be adequate for whatever

type of building he intends to do and later took him

and his partners round the University for a facility

tour. The facility tour was expected to give the con-

tractors an insight into the types of structures that dot-

ted the University. They were also taken round the

new University Senate Building where the Vice-

Chancellor surprised Alhaji (Dr.) Indimi with a birth-

day cake for his 71st Birthday Anniversary.

In a goodwill message at the event, Emeritus

Professor Abubakar Abdulhamid, Professor Emeritus

John Akinniyi and Professor Dilli Dogo commended

Alhaji (Dr.) Muhammadu Indimi over the assistance he

has been rendering to the University so far, as well as

the support he has also been rendering to the less

privileged across the country.

(Contd from page 9)

Vol. VI No. 36 NEWS

Professor Aminu Ayuba was born on 1st October

1963 and hails from Gombi Local Government Ar-

ea of Adamawa State. He obtained his B.Sc in

Business Administration from University of Maidu-

guri. He started his career as a Graduate Assistant

and became a Professor in 2006 in the same Uni-

versity. He was once an acting Vice-Chancellor at

Adamawa State University, Mubi and has held

many academic positions within and outside the

University of Maiduguri. An international scholar of

great repute, Professor Ayuba has presented inter-

national conference papers in USA, France,

Greece and numerous professional bodies and was

awarded Fellowship of the Academy of Manage-

ment for his contribution to theory and practice of

management in Nigeria.

FIGHTING CORRUPTION IN NIGERIA: THE JOURNEY

SO FAR

The Vice-Chancellor University of Maiduguri Professor

Ibrahim Abubakar Njodi has observed that the Associa-

tion of Nigerian Universities Professional Administrators

(ANUPA) University of Maiduguri branch has an enor-

mous role to play towards the successful implementation

of policies and programs of the University. He stated

this during a workshop organized by ANUPA, University

of Maiduguri branch, with the theme “Effective and Effi-

cient Policy Implementation” held on Wednesday 19th

and Thursday 20th September 2018 at the El-Kanemi

Hall of the University. Represented by the Deputy Vice-

Chancellor Central Administration, Professor Abdullahi


(Contd from page 10)

(Contd on page 14)

Prof. Abdullahi H. Godowoli, DVC Admin declaring the Workshop open.

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Haruna Godowoli, the Vice-Chancellor noted that

the enforcement and actualization of the policy

thrust of the University should remain the preoccupa-

tion of all members of the Registry Department, es-

pecially those in the main stream of the University

administration. The University Management he said,

has continued to evolve its own unique culture, prism,

operational modalities administrative strategies, hu-

man, financial and management style in order to

meet the ever increasing demands of schedules. Pro-

fessor Abdullahi Haruna Godowoli also said that the

University cannot afford to leave the younger ad-

ministrators to float on their own and expect them to

make any meaningful contribution to the develop-

ment of the University and to be part of the policy

Implementation and therefore called on the senior

administrative staff to always train the younger

ones and bring them closer in every facet of the Uni-

versity policy implementation bids.

He then expressed gratitude to Chief Mo-

jisola Ladipo whom he said has remained a pillar

and much sought after expert in university admin-

istration and management, for honouring the Invita-

tion extended to her as the guest speaker for the

workshop and hope that the occasion will be full of

excitement and remain evergreen in her memory.

The Registrar, University of Maiduguri Mallam Tijjani

Bukar who was represented by the Deputy Registrar

Council and General Administration Mrs. S.A Bwala,

called on the University Administrators to eschew the

issue of idleness, bye passing of regulations, creat-

ing short cuts and bastardizing procedures in the

system of the University.

She added that in every beginning there is a pro-

cess that leads to the end and there are processes,

procedures, guidelines and regulations which are

expected to be keenly observed. Failure to observe

any of these laid-down regulations she stressed, will

be an invitation to confusion, indiscipline and crises.

She therefore stressed that, the University of

Maiduguri management has now taken new dimen-

sions which has now made it obligatory for those

who are at the helm of managing the University to

brace up in order to ensure that the present crop of

administrators are trained and retained with a view

to measuring up to the realities of modern University

management so as to make the University the Centre

of Excellence. Mrs. Bwala then urged all the partici-

pants present at the workshop to be truthful to them-

selves by taking the right path and paying attention

to the presenters during the workshop as well as ac-

tively participating in all the activities.

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The Guest Speaker, Chief Mojisola Ladipo in her

presentation pointed out that the role of a university

administrator is to provide services that will enable

the University perform its tripartite functions of

teaching, research and community service and also

contribute to the University’s image and reputation

through quality accessibility, timeliness and friendli-

ness of service delivery. The Registry she said, is of-

ten rightly described as the Engine Room, without

which most functions and decisions of a University

would lack statutory flavour.

NEWS

ANAN HONORS UNIMAID STAFF

The Association of National Accountants of

Nigeria (ANAN) has honoured four staff of

the University of Maiduguri with its prestig-

ious “Fellowship of the Association” during

its Annual National Conference held at the

International Conference Centre Abuja on

8th October 2018.

The Registrar/Chief Executive of the Associ-

ation, Dr Nurudeen A. Abdullahi, stated

that it was during the Governing Council of

the Association’s meeting held on 26th April

2018 in Abuja that approval for their nom-

ination and conferment of the “Fellowship”

was reached and congratulated them for

the award.



Those conferred with the Fellowship are

Aminu I. J. Cham of Internal Audit Unit,

Ishaku A. Usman; Ibrahim Umar and Mus-

tapha A. Ngoshe all of the Bursary De-

partment.

In another development, Mr. James T.

Waba of the Department of Microbiolo-

gy, University of Maiduguri has been ap-

pointed as a Council Member of the Gov-

erning Board of the Nigeria Institute of

Science Laboratory Technologist. Accord-

ing to a letter signed by the Hon. Minister

of Science and Technology, Dr. Ogbon-

naya Onu, the appointment of Mr. James

T. Waba into the Board is to represent the

North-East Zone of the Association of Sci-

ence Laboratory Technologists of Nigeria

(ASLTON).

ANAN HONORS UNIMAID STAFF

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Vol. VI No. 36 NEWS

DVM GRADUANDS PERFORM INDUCTION AND OATH TAKING CEREMONY

The Faculty of Veterinary Medicine University of

Maiduguri has witnessed monumental and an en-

viable growth within the past four years under the

leadership of Professor Hyelduku D. Kwari as its

Dean.

The Vice-Chancellor, Professor Ibrahim A. Njodi,

made this observation during the swearing in cer-

emony of the 30th Batch of Doctor of Veterinary

Medicine Graduands of the University held on

25th September 2018 at the El-Kanemi Hall of

the University. Represented by the Deputy Vice-

Chancellor Central Administration. Professor Ab-

dullahi Haruna Godowoli, the Vice-Chancellor

noted that the Veterinary Teaching Hospital of

the University in collaboration with Food and Ag-

ricultural Organization (FOA) and Borno State

Government have been rendering tremendous

services to Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) at

various camps in the State and the citizens of Bor-

no State and expressed gratitude to the Dean

over the tremendous contributions he made to the

Faculty and Borno State at large. He then assured

them that the critical areas of infrastructure, staff

development and provisions of laboratory con-

sumables will receive urgent attention from the

Management and congratulated the graduands

as well as urged them to be good ambassadors

of the University.

The Registrar Veterinary Council of Nigeria, Dr.

Josiah Kantiyok, in his remarks stated that the

Veterinary Council will continue to support, coop-

erate with and accord the University the high es-

teem it has earned

and also ensure that the services rendered

to the University and its environs in the area

of veterinary services is effective and effi-

cient, especially with the recently built Vet-

erinary Teaching Hospital Complex.

He stated that the befitting structure put in

place for the Veterinary Teaching Hospital

will not only be useful to the University

Community but the whole of Borno State

and neighbouring states. Kantiyok then con-

gratulated the graduands and urged them

to abide by the rules and regulations gov-

erning the profession.

The President Nigeria Veterinary Medical

Association, who was represented by the

Chairman, Veterinary Medical Association

Borno State Chapter, Dr. Kwajjaffa, in his

remarks, urged the graduands not to rely

on government job as they are also job

providers adding that the University of

Maiduguri has done its best in imparting

veterinary knowledge to them and there-

fore called on the graduands to harness

what they have learnt as well as be concise

in their practice of the profession.

The Dean Faculty of Veterinary Medicine,

Professor H.D. Kwari, in his welcome ad-

dress acknowledged the renovation of the

Faculty




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The prevention of non-communicable diseases in

adulthood and middle age is a necessary prep-

aration for healthy aging. To live long, man

must stay physically active. The above state-

ment forms part of the conclusion of a lecture

delivered at the 74th Inaugural Lecture of the

University of Maiduguri by Professor Adetoyeje

Yoonus Oyeyemi of the Department of Medical

Rehabilitation (Physiotherapy) Faculty of Allied

Health Sciences of the College of Medical Sci-

ences on Wednesday 19th September 2018 at

the El-Kanemi Hall.

In the lecture titled “REALITIES AND PROSPECTS

OF LIVING LONG: HOW CAN WE DRINK

FROM THE FOUNTAIN OF ETERNAL YOUTH”,

which is the first inaugural lecture on aging…..

and eldercare by any Nigerian and African

from the perspective of physiotherapy, he

gave an in-depth analysis and definition of

who a physiotherapist is and what he always

strives for which include: what is known

about, why and how we age and what de-

termines aging and longevity; presented cur-

rent approaches mitigating aging and man-

aging the concomitant disease and problems

that comes with aging; offered a glimpse of

what the future holds for man in tackling ag-

ing and concomitant diseases; presented a

modest contribution on aging and eldercare

among others.

(Contd on page 18)

and procurement of equipment required

for the past accreditation, staff recruitment

and training as well as the facilitation of

linkages with foreign universities by the

Management.

He then expressed appreciation to all

those who made it possible for the success-

ful graduation of the students and congrat-

ulated the 29 veterinary doctors and also

wished them God’s guidance and protec-

tion in the days ahead.


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DVM GRADUANDS PERFORM INDUCTION AND OATH TAKING CEREMONY

Professor Hyelduku D. Kwari, Dean, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine

Vol. VI No. 36 NEWS


According to the lecturer, physiotherapists

provide care to patients and clients with re-

mediatory impairments; restoring functions,

preventing injuries and complications follow-

ing irremediable impairment and maintaining

optimal level of functions and optimum health

related quality of life.

Professor Adetoyeje pointed out that physi-

cal activity is beneficial and its health bene-

fits are known but adherence to physical ac-

tivity and exercise is still low. He added that

the problem of adherence is multifactorial

and to address it requires a global, cross-

disciplinary and interdisciplinary approach.

The lecture therefore stressed that a potent

anti-aging measure is to stay physically ac-

tive. However, he observed that more and

more Nigerians are not physically active and

the elderly population may be much less

physically active when compared to the gen-

eral population. He then recommended that

employers (government and private alike)

consider workplace configurations that allow

workers to work in a standing position so as

to reduce the sitting time during work hours;

establishment of geriatric ward in all the six

tertiary health institutions and centres be ex-

pedited; exercise and physical activity ex-

perts including physiotherapist should as a

matter of routine screen and asses all their

patients and clients ….

especially seniors for their physical activity lev-

el as a matter of routine for a comprehensive

health check and assessment and make age

appropriate recommendations on physical ac-

tivity; aggressive and sustainable national

community campaigns for individuals to take

responsibility for their health and living long

and to emphasize physical activity as medi-

cines for healthy longevity with campaigns

through traditional institutions and religious

centres. Others include: government at various

levels should make conscious efforts to rebuild

the environment by constructing or mandating

the construction of sidewalks, bicycle lanes and

installing street lights on our roads and streets;

establishing neighbourhood gardens and com-

munity and public parks, preventing environ-

mental hazards through effective pollution and

emission control policy implementation; and

government institution of healthcare pro-

grammes that will be free or at a low cost for

the elderly. Enrolling seniors in National Health

Insurance Scheme as a welfare measure should

be considered by the three tiers of govern-

ments.


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Prof. A. Y. Oyeyemi

Vol. VI No. 36 NEWS

A tragic motor accident occurred in

the morning hours of Tuesday 20th

November, 2018 along Damaturu-

Potiskum Road involving loss of lives. Report

had it that some of the passengers were stu-

dents from University of Maiduguri. The Uni-

versity of Maiduguri management raised

and dispatched a fact-finding team to ascer-

tain the situation. On arrival at the scene of

the accident, the team discovered that some

University of Maiduguri students along with

others were involved in the ghastly motor ac-

cident. The casualities include nine (9) deaths

out of which five (5) were identified to be

University of Maiduguri students and thus

their bodies were handed over to their par-

ents/guardians/relatives. Four (4) other stu-

dents sustained injuries. Two of the injured

were repatriated to Federal Medical Centre

Gombe while the other two were brought to

University of Maiduguri Teaching Hospital

and are responding positively to treatment.

Those with minor injuries had since been

treated and discharged.

The Vice-Chancellor, Professor Ibrahim A.

Njodi and the University management com-

miserate and condole the the University com-

munity, Student union government, parents

and guardians of the deceased and prayed

for the repose of the souls of the deceased

and quick recovery of the injured.

This was disclosed in a Press release VC/MISC.45/VII

of November 22, 2018 signed by the Registrar Tijjani

Bukar.

Dr. Mary Ndahi Pindar of the Department of Physical

and Health Education was conferred with the tradi-

tional title of “Gumsu of Wazirin Potiskum” by HRH

Umaru Bubaram Bin Wuriwa Bauya, (Mai Potiskum).

Dr. (Mrs.) Pindar was conferred with the title in a letter

communicated to her on the 9th of August, 2018. Dr

Pindar was honoured by the Potiskum Emirate on ac-

count of her enormous support in the educational sector

of the Emirate. The recognition as “Gumsu” the Mai of

Potiskum said “is conferred to run in all women in her

family heritage line”. The traditional title conferred on

Dr. (Mrs.) Pindar is third in rank in the Emirate. The offi-

cial date for the induction ceremony will be announced

in due course. Dr. Pindar thanked the Emirate for find-

ing her worthy of the title and University of Maiduguri

for bringing her to the lime light to be recognized.

DR. MARY N. PINDAR CONFERRED WITH

THE TITLE OF “YA GUMSU” OF POTISKUM


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R-L: Dr. (Mrs.) Pindar & HRH Mai Umar Bubaram Bin- Wuriwa Bauya (Mai Potiskum)

Vol. VI No. 36 MISCELLANEOUS

S/No. NAME DESIGNATION DEPARTMENT

1. Yafussam Ibrahim Isa

Scientific Officer Geology

2. Aisha Kashim Imam Administrative Of-

ficer

Registry

3. Dr. Mohammed Kabir Ah-

med

Associate Lecturer Haematology

4. Dr. Batula Bishara Daggash Associate Lecturer Medical Microbiology

5. Dr. Yakubu Mohammed Ya-

kubu

Associate Lecturer Medical Microbiology

6. Ali M. Biu Assistant Fire Of-

ficer

Fire Service Unit

7. Ibrahim Anjili Bwala Administrative As-

sistant

Registry

8. Sharifah Saidu Gaya Associate Lecturer Biological Science

9. Esther Audu Bawa Assistant Registrar Registry

10. Hajara Birma Assistant Registrar Registry

11. Falmata Sanda Shettima Admin Officer Registry

12. Hajara Ismaila Magaji Admin Officer Registry

13. Babagana Mohammed Asst. Accountant Bursary

14. Hauwa Shettima Muham-

mad

Scientific Officer Registry

15. Abdulrahman Maina

Zubairu

Associate Lecturer Soil Science

16. Aisha Babagana Mbusube Associate Lecturer Biological Sciences


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17. Ajid Lawan Saleh Associate Lecturer Languages and Linguistics

18. Professor Sani Adamu Professor

(Sabbatical)

Veterinary Pathology

19. Abubakar Muhammad Bello Associate Lecturer Human Physiology

20. Prof. Olukemi A Odukoya Visiting Professor Pharmacognosy

21. Prof Simeon Yusuf Simon Visiting Professor Crop Production

22. Buba Hafsat Associate Lecturer Biological Sciences

23. Goni Mallam Bukar Medical Officer Unimaid Medical Centre

24. Dr. Aisha Suleiman Kumo Visiting Senior

Medical Research

Fellow

Chemical Pathology

25. Mustapha Bukar Transport Supervi-

sor

Works, Physical Planning & Development

26. Dr. Lawan Bukar Marya Visiting lecturer I Paediatrics

27. Abdu B. Abdulrasheed Visiting Senior

Lecturer

Pharm/Pharmaceutical Microbiology

28. Mandara Mairo Usman Visiting Senior

Lecturer

Obsterics & Gynaecology

29. Philemon Kaidal Diwa Asst. Chief Pharm. Pharmaceutical Chemistry

30. Shadrach Maidataku Deputy Bursar Bursary

31. Adebola Aderemi Onanuga Visiting Senior

Lecturer

Pharm/Pharmaceutical Microbiology


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32. Muhammad Alhaji Musa Senior Medical

Research Fellow

Anaesthetic & ICU

33. Prof. Sambo Bello Zailani Professor Medical Microbiology CMC

34. Dr. Diya’uddeem Basher

Hassan

Visiting Senior

Lecturer

Chemical Engineering

35. Fakolujo Olasebikan Alade Visiting Reader Computer Engineering

36. Dr. Saleh Ngaski Garba Visiting Senior

Lecturer

Nursing Science

37. Prof. Kabir Yusuf Musa Professor Pharmacognosy

38. Fati Wali Usman Reader Mathematics

39. Dr. Mailafia Samuel Reader Veterinary Microbiology

40. Moh’d Danlami Salihu Dr. Visiting Reader Vet. Public Health & Prev. Medicine

41. Okpaleke Michael Sunday Lecturer I Radiography

42. Prof. Maxwell A.E Okolie Professor Languages and Linguistics

43. Ibrahim Abubakar Ibrahim Reader Geology

44. Dr. Umar Hassan Umar Visiting Lecturer Radiography

45. Nwadiuto Esiobu Professor

(Sabbatical)

Biotechnology Centre

46. Hafsat Mustapha Reader Geology


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47. Nafisat Bello Abdullahi Associate Lecturer Accounting

48. Prof John Olutunde Ohu Professor Agric & Environ. Resources Engineering

49. Daniel Nwagbo Ezeasor Reader (Contract) Veterinary Anatomy

50. Saeed Isa Ahmed Visiting Snr. Lect Chemical Engineering

51. Engr. Dr. Nurudeen Salahu-

deen

Senior Lecturer Chemical Engineering

52. Lamidi Abdul Lasisi Senior Lecturer Visual & Performing Art

53. Mohammed Goni

54. Aisha Saaid Ngamdu P.A.R. Recruitment & Training

1. Dr. Hamza H. Tukur Coordinator Remedial Arts

2. Dr. Ahmad Akiltho Coordinator Remedial Science


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The Vice-Chancellor, Professor Ibrahim A. Njodi has approved the posting of the under listed

staff with effect from Thursday, 22nd November, 2018.

S/N

NAMES & SP No. RANK PRESENT OFFICE NEW OFFICE

1. Mr. Madu W. Ndumbula SP. 1856

Deputy Registrar Centre for Distance Learning

Directorate of Council and De-velopment

2. Aishatu A. Chiroma SP. 3852

Deputy Registrar Recruitment and Training

Directorate of Human Re-sources

3. Ali A. Madagwa SP. 2078

Deputy Registrar School of Postgradu-ate Studies

Exams and Rec-ords

4. Sule Hyeladi SP. 1878

Deputy Registrar College of Medical Sciences

Recruitment and Training

5. Yamta A. Mshelia SP. 1660

Deputy Registrar Exams and Records Pension Unit

6. Aloy A. Nkocha Deputy Registrar Faculty of Pharmacy College of Med-ical Sciences

7. Barr. Ndan Mamadu SP. 4282

Deputy Registrar Legal Unit Centre for Dis-tance Learning

8. James Hamman SP. 4282

Deputy Registrar Development Office School of Post-graduate Stud-ies

9. Saidu Garba SP. 4050

Principal Assistant Registrar

Faculty of Allied Health Sciences

Admissions Of-fice

10. Mohammed Abdullahi Gadaka SP. 4853


Registrar’s Office To Oversee De-velopment Of-fice

11. Mrs. Asma’u A. Jato SP. 5055


Faculty of Agriculture Legal Unit as Legal Officer

12. Barr. Usman Grema SP. 4544


Legal Unit Faculty of Agri-culture as Facul-ty Officer

13. Aishatu Said Ngamdu SP. 4379



Faculty of Phar-macy as Faculty Officer

14. Mrs. Monica Saliba James SP. 9281



Faculty of Allied Health Sciences


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The Vice-Chancellor University of Maiduguri, Professor Ibrahim Abubakar Njodi, announces with

deep sense of sorrow the passing away of the under-listed staff of the University. The deceased

were all dedicated members of staff whose exit is highly felt by the institution. They have all been

buried according to their religious injunctions.

MALLAM IBRAHIM BUBA – Until his death he was a contract staff in the University of Maiduguri

Medical Centre. He was born on 1st December 1946 and hails from Madagali Local Government

Area of Adamawa State. He joined the services of the University of Maiduguri on 1st January,

1974. He died on 26th April, 2018.. He is survived by his family.

AISHATU WAZIRI – Until her death she was a Caretaker in the Department of Agricultural and

Environmental Resources Engineering Laboratory. . She was born on 4th February 1961 and hails

from Hawul Local Government Area of Borno State. She joined the services of the University of

Maiduguri on 8th July, 1992. She died on 28th May 2018. She is survived by her family.

Mrs. S. A. Bwala – Until her death she was a Deputy Registrar in Human Resources/Council & De-

velopment Directorates. She was born on 15th March 1954 and hails from Hawul Local Govern-

ment Area of Borno State. She joined the services of the University of Maiduguri on 15th January,

1979. She died on Sunday 14th October, 2018. She is survived by her family.


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