Professor Ali Manzo Usman Emerges Chairman of Conference of Provosts of Colleges of Legal and Islamic Studies

Professor Ali Manzo Usman Emerges Chairman of Conference of Provosts of Colleges of Legal and Islamic Studies

Professor Ali Manzo Usman Emerges Chairman of Conference of Provosts of Colleges of Legal and Islamic Studies

The Provost of the College of Education and Legal Studies, Nguru, Professor Ali Manzo Usman, has emerged as the new Chairman of the Conference of Provosts of Colleges of Legal and Islamic Studies in Nigeria.

His emergence was announced during the 50th regular meeting of the Conference hosted by the College in Nguru. Members unanimously pledged their support, describing him as a rare administrative icon worthy of emulation.

In his acceptance speech, Professor Manzo assured his colleagues of his commitment to the development of the association during his tenure.

He also highlighted the interventions of the Executive Governor of Yobe State, Hon. Mai Mala Buni, in the College, including renovation and upgrading of facilities, procurement, and funding of accreditation and resource inspection visits by regulatory agencies. The provosts in attendance appreciated the governor for his commitment to education and legal and Islamic studies.

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As part of activities marking the meeting, Professor Manzo led visiting provosts on an inspection tour of completed and ongoing projects facilitated by the Tertiary Education Trust Fund, Yobe State Government, Al-Istiqamah Development Foundation and other agencies. The visiting provosts expressed satisfaction with the level of development and commended Professor Manzo for his achievements within one year and three months of his administration.

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Another highlight was the unveiling of three college-based publications, including a journal and two books of readings compiled by the School of Education and the School of Law.

The conference concluded with a courtesy visit to the palace of the Emir of Nguru, His Royal Highness Alhaji Mustapha Ibn Mai Kyari.

The conference provided a platform for academic leaders to exchange ideas, promote institutional development and strengthen collaboration among colleges of legal studies across the country.