Al-Istiqama University Graduates Mobilized for NYSC Service

Al-Istiqama University Graduates Mobilized for NYSC Service

Al-Istiqama University Graduates Mobilized for NYSC Service

Al-Istiqama University, Sumaila, Kano State (AUSU), has announced the deployment of 101 graduates from its pioneer class into the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) in Batch B Stream 2. The graduates were officially deployed to their places of primary assignment after completing the mandatory three-week orientation course.

This marks the third mobilization exercise of AUSU graduates since the maiden deployment of its pioneer set. To date, the University has successfully mobilized about 190 out of 210 graduates, demonstrating its firm commitment to academic excellence, discipline, and national development.

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The Vice Chancellor, Professor Abdulhadi Sale Kumurya, commended the graduates for their dedication and urged them to be exemplary ambassadors of the university in their places of primary assignment. He encouraged them to uphold the values of integrity, responsibility, and service to humanity that the university promotes.

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Al-Istiqama University continues to strengthen its academic excellence and contribute meaningfully to the development of capable, disciplined, and service-oriented graduates for the nation. The university's commitment to producing quality graduates is evident in its mobilization of graduates for national service.