Sule Lamido University Mourns Professor Umma Abdulwahid, Driver in Fatal Road Accident

Sule Lamido University Mourns Professor Umma Abdulwahid, Driver in Fatal Road Accident

Sule Lamido University Mourns Professor Umma Abdulwahid, Driver in Fatal Road Accident

The Sule Lamido University (SLU) community has been thrown into deep mourning following the tragic passing of Professor Umma Abdulwahid, a distinguished Professor of Psychology and Director of the university's Counselling and Human Development Centre. 

The fatal accident reportedly occurred along the Kura-Kano road as Professor Abdulwahid was travelling. The crash also claimed the life of her driver, identified as Malam Rabiu. Preliminary reports indicate the incident was a fatal motor vehicle accident that occurred while they were in transit [user query]. 

Professor Abdulwahid was a highly revered figure at Sule Lamido University, known for her immense contributions to the Faculty of Education. As a specialist in Educational Psychology, she played a pivotal role in the university's growth:

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Directorate Leadership: She headed the Counselling and Human Development Centre, where she provided vital support services to the university community.

Academic Impact: Beyond her administrative duties, she was a dedicated researcher and mentor to many students and colleagues. She was previously celebrated as a historic figure for her academic milestones in the region. 

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News of her death has led to a flood of tributes from colleagues, students, and well-wishers, who described her as a "shining light" and a dedicated professional. The university community has expressed profound shock at the loss of such a senior academician and her driver. 

Islamic funeral rites are expected to be conducted, in accordance with tradition. The university management is anticipated to release an official statement regarding memorial arrangements.