ASALLIN Executives Express Gratitude to BOSU VC for Arabic Language Development Partnership

The Vice-Chancellor of Borno State University (BOSU), Professor Umar Kyari Sandabe, has pledged a collaborative effort with the Academic Society for Arabic Language and Literature in Nigeria (ASALLIN) and the Nigeria Arabic Language Village Ngala to enhance the propagation and advancement of Arabic language teaching and learning across Nigeria.

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During a recent meeting with ASALLIN members in his office, Professor Sandabe expressed his commitment to partnering with the organizations to elevate the teaching standards and accessibility of the Arabic language in the country.

The VC extended his gratitude to the ASALLIN representatives for honoring him and for their generous remarks regarding the educational transformation spearheaded by the Zulum Administration at BOSU.

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Professor Ibrahim Mohammed, the Director-General of Nigeria Arabic Language Village Ngala, and Professor Abubakar Ibrahim Imam, the President of ASALLIN, conveyed their appreciation to the VC for his pivotal role in chairing the World Arabic Language Day event organized by ASALLIN in Borno State. They commended the Zulum Administration's unwavering dedication to educational development and transformation in the state.

Highlighting the impact of educational reforms, the ASALLIN representatives praised the Mega Schools in Borno State, noting that these institutions rival universities in some states, a testament to the strides made in educational infrastructure under the Zulum Administration.

This collaboration underscores a significant step towards enhancing Arabic language education across Nigeria, fostering an environment conducive to its teaching and learning, and promoting linguistic diversity in the nation.

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