FULafia Delegation Engages Nasarawa State House of Assembly Speaker
FULafia Delegation Engages Nasarawa State House of Assembly Speaker
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In a proactive move to foster collaboration and strengthen partnerships, Prof. Samaila Usman Dakyes, the Deputy Vice-Chancellor, Research and Partnerships at Federal University of Lafia (FULafia), led a delegation to pay a courtesy visit to Rt. Hon. Danladi Jatau, the Speaker of the Nasarawa State House of Assembly.
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????️ Seeking Collaborative Opportunities:
The delegation, including Dr. Mohammed Kabir, the Director of Linkages and Advancement at FULafia, engaged in discussions with Speaker Danladi Jatau to explore potential areas of partnership and cooperation between the University and the State House of Assembly.
???? Mutual Interests:
During the courtesy visit, both parties expressed mutual interest in collaborative initiatives that would benefit the university, the legislative assembly, and the broader community. The discussions aimed to identify specific areas where joint efforts could contribute to academic, legislative, and community development.
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???? Creating Synergies:
Prof. Samaila Usman Dakyes emphasized the importance of creating synergies between FULafia and the Nasarawa State House of Assembly to enhance research, academic programs, and community outreach.
???? Positive Outlook for Collaboration:
The positive engagement during the visit signifies the commitment of both institutions to working together for the greater good. It lays the foundation for future collaborative projects and initiatives.
???? Capturing the Moment:
Moments from the courtesy visit were captured, symbolizing the spirit of collaboration and partnership between FULafia and the Nasarawa State House of Assembly.
Stay tuned for updates on the progress and outcomes of this promising collaboration that holds the potential to contribute significantly to academic and community development.
