BUK’s Professor Gausu Ahmad Bows Out After Distinguished Academic Career
As he reaches the mandatory retirement age of 70, tributes have poured in, celebrating his contributions to both academia and the field of journalism.
Professor Gausu Ahmad, a renowned scholar and former Head of the Mass Communications Department at Bayero University Kano (BUK), has retired after a long and impactful career. As he reaches the mandatory retirement age of 70, tributes have poured in, celebrating his contributions to both academia and the field of journalism.
Known for his mentorship, Professor Ahmad played a significant role in shaping the careers of many students, guiding them towards success in journalism and academia. His influence extended beyond the classroom, as he provided invaluable advice and support to aspiring journalists, including Aliyu Abubakar, who credits him for key decisions that shaped his own professional journey.
Professor Ahmad's deep passion for print journalism, coupled with his spiritual and principled nature, made him a respected figure within the university community. His dedication to nurturing campus journalists and advancing the Mass Communications Department helped lay the foundation for its growth into a full-fledged Faculty of Communications.
As he takes his well-deserved bow, colleagues and former students alike celebrate his legacy, wishing him continued blessings and good health in his retirement.