President Tinubu Assigns Research Tasks to Universities for National Development.

President Bola Tinubu has urged Nigerian universities to live up to expectations as the vanguard of research, teaching, and community service to improve human life and fast-track national development.

Tinubu called at the 9th convocation ceremony of the Federal University Dutsin-ma, Katsina State, on Saturday.

 

 

Tinubu tasks universities with research that‘ll fast-track national development

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Represented by the Vice-Chancellor, Federal University, Dutse, Jigawa, Prof. Abdulkarim Sabo-Mohammed, the president said: “Education is a cornerstone of national development; therefore, it must be responsive and transformative.

“I urge Nigerian universities to live up to expectations as vanguards of research, teaching, and community service, in line with their tripartite mandate in championing demand-driven research to make human life better and enriched.”

The president also urged students to take advantage of the students’ loan scheme initiated to support their education pursuits.

According to him, over N70 billion has so far been disbursed to students nationwide.

 

Tinubu tasks universities with research that‘ll fast-track national development

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Earlier, the Chancellor of the university, King Dandeson Douglas-Jaja, expressed happiness that out of the 77 academic programs of the university, 74 have full accreditation, while four have interim accreditation.

He congratulated the graduates and urged them to be good ambassadors of their alma mater in particular and the country in general wherever they found themselves.

Douglas-Jaja urged them to take advantage of the government’s programs, including NYSC skills acquisition training and agricultural loan schemes, to enable them to become self-sufficient.

 

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In his remarks, the Vice Chancellor of the institution, Prof. Armaya’u Hamisu-Bichi, said that they were graduating 297 postgraduate students.

“Out of this number, 18 have a Ph.D., 226 have academic masters, and 53 have professional diplomas and postgraduate diplomas.

“We are also graduating a total of 4,282 undergraduate students. Out of this number, 44 have First Class, 872 have Second Class Upper, 2,273 have Second Class Lower, 1,076 have Third Class, and 17 have Pass Degrees,” he said.

 

Tinubu tasks universities with research that‘ll fast-track national development

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Hamisu-Bichi said that the major problem facing the institution was insecurity.

“As you are aware, the security situation in and around Dutsin-ma in recent times has made us abandon the main campus and crowd ourselves at the take-off campus of the university, which is grossly inadequate in structures and facilities,” he said.

He, however, expressed optimism that with the proactive measures being taken by the Federal Government to combat insecurity in the Northwest, the university would move to its main campus.

The VC identified other challenges of the institution, including a lack of residential accommodation for staff and an inadequate students’ hostel, among others.