Fulafia Vice-Chancellor Strengthens Ties with Nasarawa State Leadership

In a demonstration of collaborative leadership, Prof. Shehu Abdul Rahman, the Vice-Chancellor of the Federal University of Lafia (FULafia), embarked on a strategic engagement with key stakeholders in Nasarawa State.

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The recent visit included meetings with the Accountant-General of Nasarawa State, (Baraden Nasarawa), and former Speaker of the Nasarawa State House of Assembly (NSHA), Dr. Musa Ahmed Mohammed.

Purposeful Dialogue:

The discussions were aimed at fostering stronger ties between FULafia and the state government, ensuring mutual understanding and support for the university's mission and objectives. Prof. Abdul Rahman highlighted the importance of collaboration between academic institutions and government bodies for the overall development of education in the state.

Continued Stakeholder Engagement:

This visit is part of the Vice-Chancellor's ongoing efforts to engage with critical stakeholders in Nasarawa State. Such interactions provide an avenue for sharing insights, addressing concerns, and exploring avenues for collaboration that benefit both the university and the broader community.

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Shared Vision for Development:

Prof. Shehu Abdul Rahman expressed his commitment to aligning FULafia's vision with the developmental goals of Nasarawa State. Strengthening partnerships with state leaders is integral to ensuring that the university's growth aligns with the broader progress of the region.

Forward Together:

As FULafia continues to evolve as a center of academic excellence, the collaborative spirit exhibited by the Vice-Chancellor underscores the university's dedication to working hand-in-hand with the local leadership. Stay tuned for updates on further engagements and collaborative initiatives driving positive change in FULafia and Nasarawa State.