US University Honors CIPSMN Registrar with Professorship in Entrepreneurship

The International Entrepreneurship University in Delaware, United States, has bestowed the honorary title of Professor of Entrepreneurship and Strategic Business Management on Aliyu Muhammed, the Registrar/CEO of the Chartered Institute of Purchasing and Supply Management of Nigeria (CIPSMN). The prestigious award ceremony, held in Lagos, recognized Muhammed's outstanding contributions to his field and the global economy.

Alongside Muhammed, other prominent Nigerians, including Chief Mike Ozekhome (SAN) and Dr. Kingsley Ehikioya, were also conferred with honorary professorships at the event. Dr. Robert Clarke, the President of the university, commended the honorees for their remarkable individual achievements and contributions.

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Clarke acknowledged the economic challenges faced globally, emphasizing the need for innovation and flexibility among entrepreneurs. He encouraged the honorees and other business leaders not to be deterred by economic downturns but to adapt positively to the changing world.

Aliyu Muhammed expressed his joy and gratitude for the conferred professorship, viewing it as an additional responsibility to contribute to national and international economies, particularly in the realms of supply chain management and procurement consultancy.

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The recognition of Muhammed's accomplishments on the international stage reflects the growing acknowledgment of Nigerian professionals in various fields and their impact on a global scale.