AKCILS Receives 71 Law Books from KASCEPS

AKCILS Receives 71 Law Books from KASCEPS

AKCILS Receives 71 Law Books from KASCEPS

The Acting Provost of Aminu Kano College of Islamic and Legal Studies (AKCILS), Dr. Ali Tamasi Mu'az, has expressed appreciation to Kano State College of Education and Preliminary Studies (KASCEPS) for donating 71 law books to the College to support teaching, learning and research.

Dr. Tamasi described the donation as a valuable contribution to legal education and commended the management of KASCEPS for remembering the College and providing the books at a time when they were needed.

He described the relationship between the two institutions as longstanding and brotherly, noting that the donation would further strengthen their cordial relationship and contribute to the development of legal education in Kano State.

The Acting Provost urged lecturers and students of the School of Law to make proper use of the books to enhance academic performance, teaching and research. He also directed the College Registrar, Hajiya Raliya Aliyu Abubakar, to write and present a letter of appreciation to the management of KASCEPS on behalf of the College.

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Speaking on behalf of KASCEPS, the College Librarian, Dr. Jamila Mansur Chiranchi, explained that the institution received the books from the Tertiary Education Trust Fund (TETFund) and decided to donate them to AKCILS because the publications cover subjects relevant to the courses offered by the College's School of Law.

In her remarks, the AKCILS Registrar, Hajiya Raliya Aliyu Abubakar, expressed profound appreciation to the management of KASCEPS for the valuable donation, describing it as a significant contribution to the College's academic development.

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She assured the donor institution that the books would be properly utilised to support teaching, learning and research, particularly among students of the School of Law.