Ahmadu Bello University Senate honours outgoing Deputy Vice-Chancellor with standing ovation

Ahmadu Bello University Senate honours outgoing Deputy Vice-Chancellor with standing ovation

Ahmadu Bello University Senate honours outgoing Deputy Vice-Chancellor with standing ovation

The Senate of Ahmadu Bello University has honoured the outgoing Deputy Vice-Chancellor, Administration, Prof Ahmed Doko Ibrahim, for his outstanding performance.

Prof Doko was honoured today - Thursday, 28th August, 2025 - at the Senate meeting when the Vice-Chancellor, Prof Adamu Ahmed, announced the expiration of his tenure.

No sooner the Vice-Chancellor had finished pouring encomiums on Prof Doko than all members of the Senate had risen, clapping for the outgoing Deputy Vice-Chancellor.

The Vice-Chancellor disclosed that the University Management held a valedictory session for him on Tuesday, 26th August, 2025, reiterating that he would continue tap from his wealth of experience.

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Prof Ahmed said he would have renominated Doko for the third term as Deputy Vice-Chancellor, Administration, but for the University Laws that provide only two terms (four years) tenure for that position.

The Vice-Chancellor acknowledged Doko's hard work and sincerity of purpose, stressing that such attributes made him to stand out as an eminent personality.

He expressed gratitude to the outgoing Deputy Vice-Chancellor for the selfless service and prayed to God to continue to strengthen him in good health and wisdom.

In his remarks, the Deputy Vice-Chancellor, Academic, Prof Raymond B Bako, extolled Prof Doko's virtues, describing him as "a young man with a lot of wisdom".

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Prof Bako explained that Doko guided him rightly when he was newly appointed the Deputy Vice-Chancellor, Academic.

Responding, Prof Doko expressed immense gratitude to members of the Senate for the honour.

The outgoing Deputy Vice-Chancellor used the opportunity to seek for forgiveness, just as he was quick to forgive whoever he might have offended in the course of his work.