FULAFIA Deputy Vice-Chancellor Presents Strategic Collaboration Report to VC Abdul Rahman
Prof. Samaila Usman Dakyes of FULafia presented a report on the university's local and international partnerships to Vice-Chancellor Abdul Rahman, highlighting its path to global excellence.
The Deputy Vice-Chancellor, Research and Partnerships of Federal University of Lafia (FULafia), Professor Samaila Usman Dakyes, has presented a comprehensive report detailing the university’s partnerships with various local and international institutions. The report was formally submitted to the Vice-Chancellor, Professor Shehu Abdul Rahman, during a recent meeting.
The report highlights the collaborative efforts between FULafia and a range of organizations, including institutions, agencies, NGOs, ministries, and commissions. These partnerships are aimed at fostering research and development to propel FULafia towards becoming a world-class institution.
During the presentation, Professor Dakyes expressed his confidence in FULafia's trajectory under the leadership of Vice-Chancellor Abdul Rahman. He drew parallels between FULafia's potential and that of globally renowned institutions like Oxford and Harvard, emphasizing that the university is on the path to academic excellence and groundbreaking research.
"I have no doubt that the way this University is going under the current vice-chancellor, it’ll soon be ranked among the best universities in Africa," Dakyes remarked. He urged his academic colleagues to actively engage in research that addresses both national and global challenges, reinforcing FULafia's commitment to contributing to the broader scientific community.
In response, Vice-Chancellor Abdul Rahman commended Dakyes for his strategic efforts in securing numerous collaborations. He acknowledged that in the era of globalization, no institution can thrive in isolation, emphasizing the importance of partnerships in advancing the university's mission.
The presentation of this report marks a significant step in FULafia’s ongoing efforts to strengthen its research capabilities and global standing.