AKCILS Ag. Provost Commissions Renovated Dress Code Committee Office, Reaffirms Commitment to Discipline

AKCILS Ag. Provost Commissions Renovated Dress Code Committee Office, Reaffirms Commitment to Discipline

AKCILS Ag. Provost Commissions Renovated Dress Code Committee Office, Reaffirms Commitment to Discipline

The Acting Provost of Aminu Kano College of Islamic and Legal Studies, Dr Ali Tamasi Tamasi, has commissioned the newly renovated office for the College Dress Code and Morality Committee, reaffirming management's commitment to promoting discipline, sound moral character and eliminating social vices among students.

Dr Tamasi stated this while handing over keys of the office to the Chairperson of the Committee, Hajiya Rabi Ibrahim, explaining that the facility was provided to strengthen efforts to uphold moral values and maintain discipline.

He stressed that the College would remain firm in instilling discipline and ensuring students uphold moral principles upon which the institution was established.

"We should not be reluctant in matters of morality and discipline among students. Discipline and sound moral character are cardinal principles of this institution. We are resolute in maintaining this record and sustaining efforts of the founding fathers," Dr Tamasi said.

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The Acting Provost charged the Chairperson and members to remain committed and discharge duties diligently in line with College policies. He assured that management would not succumb to pressure capable of undermining its commitment to policies aimed at raising standards.

He reiterated that management would continue to support initiatives that promote discipline, uphold the College's Islamic identity and enhance academic and moral standards.

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In a related development, the Acting Provost paid an unscheduled visit to the College Committee responsible for screening casual staff, recently constituted to review their engagement and promote effective service delivery. The committee is chaired by Director of Procurement, Malam Ukashatu Ibrahim.

Dr Tamasi commended the committee and assured members that management would not interfere in their responsibilities, emphasising need to carry out assignment objectively and in accordance with guidelines and terms of reference.

Earlier, Malam Ibrahim explained that the screening was being conducted strictly in line with guidelines given by management, expressing appreciation to the Acting Provost for finding him worthy of the responsibility and assuring diligent execution.

The developments underscore commitment of the Acting Provost-led administration to strengthening institutional discipline, promoting accountability and improving service delivery.