Deputy Senate President commissions BUK’s post-graduate school, dev. buildings
Deputy Senate President, Senator Barau Jibrin on Friday commissioned the newly constructed School of Post Graduate Studies and Development Office buildings of the Bayero University, Kano (BUK).
SOLACEBASE reports that Senator Barau, who facilitated the projects to the institution, stressed the need for all stakeholders to support the government in addressing the challenges facing the education sector of the country.
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A statement issued by the Special Adviser to Deputy Senate President, Ismail Mudashir said Barau commended the Vice Chancellor of the university, Prof. Sagir Adamu Abbas, for his unwavering resilience in ensuring the infrastructural development of the institution as well as sustaining the academic excellence of the citadel of higher learning.
(From L-R) Balogun Alanamu of Ilorin. Dr. Usman Abubakar Jos, who represented BUK Chancellor, the Emir of Ilorin, Alhaji Ibrahim Sulu Gambari , Deputy Senate President, Senator Barau Jibrin and BUK VC, Prof. Sagir Adamu Abbas during the commissioning of the Post Graduate School, on Friday.
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“All over the world, it is not possible for all publicly funded universities to have the full complement of funds for all their needs and so every publicly funded university must look inward and find other ways of sourcing funds for their infrastructural and other requirements.
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“It is for this reason that I commend the Vice Chancellor, Prof Sagir Adamu Abbas for going out of his way to source funds for the infrastructural development of the university and create an enabling environment for academic excellence in the university,” he said, pledging to continue to support the university.
Earlier, Prof Abbas commended Senator Barau for facilitating the construction of the projects and numerous other inventions in the institution.
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