KASU Scholar Awarded ₦12 Million Research Grant

KASU Scholar Awarded ₦12 Million Research Grant

KASU Scholar Awarded ₦12 Million Research Grant

Kaduna State University (KASU) has reached a significant milestone in its drive for research excellence, as one of its prominent scholars secured a prestigious research grant valued at ₦12 million.

The announcement, made by the university management on Wednesday, 4th February 2026, underscores KASU’s growing reputation as a hub for high-impact academic inquiry and innovation in Northern Nigeria.

While the specific details of the research project remain focused on addressing critical societal or scientific challenges, the university noted that the funding will be instrumental in:

Capacity Building: Providing resources for advanced laboratory work or field studies.

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Knowledge Contribution: Facilitating the publication of findings in high-impact international journals.

Institutional Prestige: Strengthening KASU’s position in national and global academic rankings.

Commitment to Academic Excellence

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The Vice-Chancellor and the University Senate have lauded the recipient, describing the achievement as a testament to the calibre of faculty members within the institution. This grant is expected to inspire other academics and postgraduate students to pursue external funding opportunities through the KASU Directorate of Research and Development.

“This success is not just for the individual scholar but for the entire university community. it reaffirms our commitment to fostering an environment where research can thrive,” the university stated in its official bulletin.

The award comes at a time when Nigerian universities are increasingly being tasked with providing home-grown solutions to national challenges. By securing this ₦12 million grant, KASU continues to demonstrate its readiness to bridge the gap between academic theory and practical application.