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ABU lauds National Sports Commission for ongoing transformation of Nigeria’s sports sector Ahmadu Bello University has commended the Chairman of the National Sports Commission, Malam Shehu Dikko, for the remarkable leadership he brought to the ongoing transformation of Nigeria’s sports sector. The Vice-Chancellor, Prof Adamu Ahmed, made the commendation when

ABU achieved good status in recent world university ranking – C’ttee Ahmadu Bello University achieved good ranking status in three different world university rankings it featured recently, the Chairman, ABU Ranking Committee, Prof Mohammed Auwal Ibrahim, has said. Its status was highlighted by the committee in a report on the

IOE, Aderonke foundation organise leadership devt conference for ABU staff, students The Institute of Education, Ahmadu Bello University, and Aderonke Foundation, have jointly organised a leadership development conference for staff and students of the university. The conference, ‘Re-Imagining Leadership: Key Strategies for Global Impact’, took place on 17th and 18th

ABU Deputy Vice-Chancellor, Prof Rafindadi, is fellow of Capital Market Academics of Nigeria A distinguished economist and capital market expert, Prof Sanusi Aliyu Rafindadi, has been conferred with the fellowship of the Capital Market Academics of Nigeria (CMAN). Prof Rafindadi is Deputy Vice-Chancellor, Advancement, Research and Innovation, Ahmadu Bello University,

ABU receives JAMB certificate of recognition for its leadership in developing AI-powered learning aids Ahmadu Bello University has received a certificate of recognition for its leadership in the development and deployment of AI-powered learning aids. The certificate is also in recognition of the university’s ongoing efforts towards establishing an international

PTDF-supported research in ABU on zeolite catalysts for petroleum industry could save over $300m annually in foreign exchange – VC The PTDF-supported research carried out at Ahmadu Bello University on zeolite catalysts for the petroleum industry produced a patented indigenous technology with strong commercial potential, according to the Vice-Chancellor, Prof