Kebbi Welcomes Its First Private University, Rayhaan, in January 2024
During a resource verification visit by a delegation from the NUC, led by Acting Director of Academic Planning, Abubakar Muhammed-Altine, Prof. Ahmadu expressed the university's commitment to an ICT-driven academic environment. He emphasized the institution's goal of nurturing students into individuals with sound academic, practical, and moral qualities.
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Prof. Mohammed Ahmadu, Vice Chancellor of Rayhaan University in Kebbi, announced that the institution is set to commence academic activities in January 2024. The private university, the first of its kind in Kebbi State and among the few in the North West Geo-political zone, received approval for 15 courses from the National Universities Commission (NUC).
During a resource verification visit by a delegation from the NUC, led by Acting Director of Academic Planning, Abubakar Muhammed-Altine, Prof. Ahmadu expressed the university's commitment to an ICT-driven academic environment. He emphasized the institution's goal of nurturing students into individuals with sound academic, practical, and moral qualities.
The Vice Chancellor highlighted the significance of Rayhaan University in contributing to quality and functional university education. The institution has been granted a license by the NUC for 15 courses, and Prof. Ahmadu anticipates that the scope and number of courses will expand in the future.
Parents and guardians seeking quality and practical university education for their children or wards are encouraged to consider Rayhaan University as the right educational destination. Prof. Ahmadu emphasized that, in addition to academic pursuits, students will receive training in entrepreneurship and other soft skills to enhance their competitiveness nationally and internationally.
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The visit by the NUC delegation aimed to assess the proposed courses and ensure the university's commitment to delivering quality education. Acting Director Muhammed-Altine expressed satisfaction with the university's preparations and expressed confidence in the institution's ability to provide quality education.
